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| pertaining to without fever |
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| pertainint to without jaundice |
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| to stop, inhibit, restrain |
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| having two forks or two branches or two divisions; forked |
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| pertaining to separating into two branches or composed of two elements |
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| in psychology, the process of being able to bring to the center one thought and focus on it, while excluding other thoughts |
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| failure of a system such as failure of the heart to maintain adequate circulation |
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| "to remove the kernel of" used to describe the removal of the eyeball surgically or to remove a cataract |
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| pertaining to outside the eye |
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| nature or quality of excessive activity |
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| underdevelopment of a tissue, organ, or body |
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| condition of not being able to sleep |
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| pertaining to situated between two bodies or occurring between two periods of time |
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| lying hidden; quiet, not active |
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| space within an artery, vein, intestine, or tube |
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| pertaining to or arising from many locations |
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| process of closing or state of being closed of a passage |
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| pertaining to beside the sternum |
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| pertaining to the pericardium (sac around the heart) |
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| pertaining to having more than the normal number of fingers and toes |
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| pertaining to the time before the discharge of the menses |
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| literally means to act again; respond to a stimulus; to participate in a chemical reaction |
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| process of a backward flow of solids or foods from the stomach to the mouth or the backflow of blood through a defective heart valve |
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| any objective evidence of an illnesss or disordered function of the body |
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| literally means below sharp; it describes a state between acute and chronic with some acute features |
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| new infection caused by a different organism from one that caused the initial infection |
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| any perceptible change in the function of the body that indicates disease |
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| pertaining to not being aware |
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