Exam 2 Flashcards

Question

Neonatal

Answer 1

First month after birth (humans)

Answer 2

Occurring before birth

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Mental deterioration in old age

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Branch of medicine dealing with children until adolescence

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Study of disease in prehistoric times

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False pregnancy

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Developing baby, after the long axis is present until the major structure (recognizable feet) appear

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Developing baby after major structures (feet) are recognizable

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Time of fertilization until birth

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Pregnant, full of fertilized birth

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First pregnancy

Answer 12

Branch of medicine dealing with women from fertilization to recovery from childbirth

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Specialist in pregnancy and its recovery

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First pregnancy

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Releasing more than one egg at a time

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Act of giving birth

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After giving birth

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Inability to produce offspring

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A tumor that contains cells from all 4 embryonic layer

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Producing monsters (anomalies)

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Hormone that causes contraction of the uterus and letdown of milk

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Stopping the birth process

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Tying down a moveable uterus

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Caesarian section, cutting open the uterus

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Protozoa that readily changes shape

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A pouch off of a hollow organ like the intestines

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A developmental change in body form as in frogs and insects

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Transformation of one type of tissue into another type

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Stimulating the thyroid gland

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Stimulating the mammary gland

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Falling off / Programmed normal death of cells

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Dry rot / Decay of teeth (or bone)

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Death and decay of body tissue, usually from lack of blood supply

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Death rate

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Death of cells from injury or disease

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Examination and dissection of an animal's body to determine the cause of death (Note: In humans, this is called an autopsy)

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An organism (bacteria or fungus) that lives on or in dead or decaying organic material

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Putrefaction

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Relating to disease-causing organisms

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Disease-causing organisms in the bloodstream (blood poisoning)

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To put aside / a fragment of dead tissue displaced from its origin and healthy tissue (usually a bone fragment from an injury)

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Wasting from uncontrolled diabetes mellitus

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Love of funerals or graves

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Fear of graveyards

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An excess of protein waste products (urea) in the bloodstream from kidney failure (literally "no life in bloodstream")

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Newly born

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New (uncontrolled) growth (cancer)

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Study of tumors

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Shaft of a long bone

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End of a long bone

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"Lower growth" (pituitary gland that grows off the base of the brain)

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New growth, newly formed

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The contents of a cell outside the nucleus

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A single cell reproductive body that is highly resistant to damage by drying and heat

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Giving birth to live offspring (not eggs in shells)

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Cutting into live animals

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Ring; forming a ring

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Surgical reconstruction of the ring around a heart valve or an intervertebral disk

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Rod-like, cylinder with round ends (looks like bacteria)

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Rods (bacteria) in urine

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Microscopic plants with rods (or spherical) shape

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Vaccine made of dead or weakened bacteria

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Tapeworms; flat, belt-like worms

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A bacteria that grows cloaked inside cells, protected from most antibiotics

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Cutting into the cingulate gyrus, center for pain interpretation and girdle for corpus callosum

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Upper garment

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Lining (coat) of the ventricles of the brain and canal in spinal cord

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Band, Bundle Sheets of fibrous tissue that bundle layers of other tissues

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Inherited brittle hair with constrictions in shaft; beaded hair

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Appearance like string of beads

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Shield like gland in front of upper trachea

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Secretion of the thyroid gland

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White membrane fibrous capsule, especially of the testis

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Wrapper Visible external female genitalia which is like a wrapper during mating

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Virus that causes inflammation of nerves which project around the body or face like a girdle or half a girdle ("shingles")

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A thin tough, fluid filled sac that encloses the embryo or fetus

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Sticking a needle into the amnion to retrieve a fluid and cell sample

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Ox-like enlargement of the eye

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Malignant tumor with projection like a crab's legs

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Flesh tearing pointed teeth, prominent in dogs

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The small triangular bone at the base of the spine in humans and tailless apes

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A long curved bony projection from the neck of the shoulder blade shaped like a crow's beak

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Bone processes that resemble a crow's beak

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Study of insects

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Bunch of nerve fibers at the end of the spinal cord that appears like a horse's tail

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A 37% solution of formaldehyde in water

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The gas phase of a fixative and antibacterial agent used to prepare carcasses for anatomy specimens

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A portion of the brain shaped like a sea horse

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Failure of the eyelid to close (rabbit were believed to sleep with their eyes open)

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Rabbits and hares

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Autoimmune disease that causes red scaly skin patches on nose and cheeks

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Heart muscle

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Inflammation of muscle

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Louse infestation

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Respiratory disease of parrots and parrot-like birds that can be transmitted to humans

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Flea infestation

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A suspension of killed or attenuated microorganisms for the prevention, reduction, or treatment of infectious disease

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The administration of a vaccine

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Disease transmittable from animals to humans under natural conditions

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Cluster of grapes

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Pertaining to the granular appearance of certain organs like the pancreas

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Inflammation of a gland

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Benign tumor of a gland

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Resembling or living in trees

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Branching like a tree (such as occurs with nerve fibers)

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Granulomatous masses produced in a wound infected with staphylococcus bacteria

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Small reed-like hollow tube, instrument

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Common round bacteria that bunches like berries

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Long branches within a nerve fiber and produced by a nerve cell body

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Pertaining to dendrites

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Group of tissues that form a mass, some like an acorn

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Relating to glands

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Giant cell with large nucleus in bone marrow that produces platelets

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Referring to a lens

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Skin sore that becomes thickened, fissured, and bark-like

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Small round, like a millet seed

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"Quakers buttons" nuts, source of strychnine poison, used in homeopathy

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Dense organelle inside the nucleus of cells

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Absence of lens of eye

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Instrument to view the lens of the eye

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Green colored plant pigment

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Ringworm (skin fungus/plant)

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Study of plant diseases

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Branch of mandible that turns upward to joint of the jaw

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Surgical incision of a cranial or spinal nerve root

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Small bone embedded in a tendon

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Male reproductive cell (seed) for uniting with an ova

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Male reproductive cells

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Parasitic protozoa with microscopic seed-like appearance

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A fungus that grows under the skin and produces spores that appear like microscopic seeds

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Round bacteria that bunch in group like grapes

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Poison produced by staphylococci bacteria

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Development of hives in the skin

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Aromatic hydrocarbon from wood tar

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Monosaccharide from methylcellose

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Bacterial disease that often causes a black skin sore in humans

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Lung disease caused by inhaling coal dust

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Process of hardening due to depostion of calcium

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Skin "boil" that used to be commonly caused by anthrax

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Treatment with gold to alter the immune response to diseases

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Lung disease caused by inhalation of mineral or metallic dust, especially asbestos or silica

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Study of relationships between organisms and their environment

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A measurement of the voltages produced by contraction of the heart

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Eating dirt

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Preferring to reside in dirt

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Removal of a stone from the urinary tract

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Enzyme that degrades a protein combined with a metal

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A parasitic larvae that normally lives in mud and wet straw

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Chronic lead poisoning

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Tumor containing sand-like material

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Lung disease caused by a stone dust

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Sulfur-containing drug used for short-term anesthesia

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Short-lived, severe, sudden

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Of long duration

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Active at twilight

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"Around the day", occurring over 24 hours

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Occurring or active during the daylight

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End of monthly uterine wall lining replacement

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Monthly flow resulting from replacement of uterine lining

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Urinating at night

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Active at night

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Difficulty in seeing at night

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Thinnest portion of skull, an area ancients in war tried to deliver a blow and end the lifetime of an opponent

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Small air sacs in lungs (or tooth sockets)

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Ridge on upper and lower jaws that contain the dental alveoli (tooth sockets)

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Partially closed cavity or chamber in bone (or the entrance to that pylorus of the stomach)

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Upper chambers of the heart that receive blood before entering ventricles and being pumped out

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Filled with cavities, porous

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Smallest unit capable of independent functioning

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Spreading inflammation of tissue

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Complex carbohydrates in cell wall of plants

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Body cavity forms abdominal and thoracic cavities

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Cyst of epididymitis containing sperm

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Scope to visualize the vagina and cervix

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Reconstructive surgery of the vagina

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A sac lined with epithelium and containing a fluid or semisolid material

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Relating to a bladder

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Inflammation of the urinary bladder

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Area of the retina that collects the clearest vision

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Relating to the stomach

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Inflammation of the stomach and intestines

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Inflammation of the stomach

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Small depression (space where a bone forming cell is located in bone)

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Depression or cavity on the surface of an organ

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Inflammation of a sinus

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Venous cavity that carries blood to an organ

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Having striped, grooves, or ridges

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Deep groove between organs or between gyri of the brain

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Having a groove

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Form the roof of the midbrain to the spinal cord

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From the roof of the midbrain to the spinal cord

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Covering (generally meaning skin)

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Canal for sexual intercourse and birth canal

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To inclose in a sheath

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Reconstructive surgery on the vagina

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Relating to the lower aspects of the body

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Lower, larger, belly-like part of the heart

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Acting as an entry way (related to balance... vestibular part of the ear)

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Blood vessel between aorta and pulmonary artery which allows blood to bypass the lungs in the fetus

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Having openings, windows

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A small opening

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Draining tract to the surface of the skin at withers (infection with brucellosis)

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An opening (in bone)

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Opening in diaphragm for the aorta to pass from the heart to the abdomen

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Opening in skull for nerves of hearing and the facial nerve

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3 passages through the nasal cavity

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Failure to shut properly (faulty contact between upper and lower teeth when jaw is closed)

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A lid of flap (found on some parasite eggs)

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Opening from cervix to the uterine body

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Opening from cervix to vagina

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Creation of an artificial external excretory opening (colostomy, ileostomy)

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Open duct (channel) between the aorta and pulmonary artery that normally closes at birth

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Band of nerve fibers that link the lower (primitive) aspects of brain with the upper part of the brain, through the pons to the cerebellum (lower part of the brain)

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Having openings, leaky

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Inflammation of a tube (fallopian or auditory)

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Hernia of a fallopian tube

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Cavities off the nasal cavity linked by mucous tissues (maxillary, ethmoid, frontal, and sphenoidal)

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Venous cavity that delivers blood to some organs

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"Mouth" of abdominal digestive tract

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Surgically joining the "mouths" of two open tubes (intestines)

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A plastic or glass tube with a plunger to administer drugs

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Disease caused change in the spinal cord that causes tubes of fluid to replace nerve tracts

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Flat parasites with suckers (originally believed to be holes), also called flukes

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No openings

Answer 225

Relating to the follopian tube and the abdomen

Answer 226

Removal of the cecum

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Inflammation of the cecum

Answer 228

Membranous door-like structures in veins or arteries that prevent the backflow of blood

Exam 2 Flashcards

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