hdjsk Flashcards
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What is the genitive form of ‘levator’?
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levatoris
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What is the genitive form of ‘tumor’?
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tumoris
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What is the genitive form of ‘pulmo’?
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pulmonis
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What is the genitive form of ‘pollex’?
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pollicis
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What is the genitive form of ‘pes’?
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pedis
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What is the genitive form of ‘thorax’?
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thoracis
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What is the gender of ‘musica’?
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feminine
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What is the genitive form of ‘radix’?
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radicis
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What is the genitive form of ‘cervix’?
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cervicis
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What is the genitive form of ‘pelvis’?
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pelvis
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What is the genitive form of ‘operatio’?
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operationis
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What is the genitive form of ‘functio’?
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functionis
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What is the genitive form of ‘vena’?
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venae
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What is the genitive form of ‘dorsum’?
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dorsi
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What is the genitive form of ‘musculus’?
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musculi
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What is the genitive form of ‘arteria’?
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arteriae
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What is the genitive form of ‘collum’?
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colli
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What is the genitive form of ‘fossa’?
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fossae
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What is the genitive form of ‘radius’?
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radii
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What is the genitive form of ‘spina’?
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spinae
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What is the genitive form of ‘os’?
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ossis
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What is the genitive form of ‘coxa’?
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coxae
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What is the genitive form of ‘ramus’?
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rami
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What is the genitive form of ‘ligamentum’?
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ligamenti
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What is the genitive form of 'scapula'?
scapulae
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What is the Latin term for 'fracture'?
fractura
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What is the Latin term for 'lesion'?
laesio
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What is the Latin term for 'dislocation'?
dislocatio
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What is the Latin term for 'rupture'?
ruptura
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What is the Latin term for 'laceration'?
laceratio
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What is the Latin term for 'contusion'?
contusio
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What is a possible combination for 'fractura'?
fractura rocolica
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What is a possible combination for 'ruptura'?
ruptura arteriae
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What is a possible combination for 'laesio'?
laesio radius
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What is a possible combination for 'dislocatio'?
dislocatio capitis
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What is a possible combination for 'contusio'?
contusio femoris
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What is a possible combination for 'laceratio'?
laceratio elecrani
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What does 'incisura capulae' translate to?
notch of the scapula
## Footnote
'capulae' refers to 'scapula'.
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What does 'tuberositas unae' mean?
bony projection on the ulna
## Footnote
'unae' refers to 'ulna'.
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What is the genitive of 'corpus clavicula'?
body of the collar bone
## Footnote
'clavicula' translates to 'collar bone'.
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What does 'basis ossis metacarpi' translate to?
base of the bone of the metacarpus
## Footnote
'metacarpi' refers to 'metacarpus'.
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What is the genitive of 'os coxae'?
bone of the hip
## Footnote
'coxae' translates to 'hip'.
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What does 'caput ulnae' mean?
head of the ulna
## Footnote
'ulnae' refers to 'ulna'.
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What is the genitive of 'margo costae'?
border of the rib
## Footnote
'costae' translates to 'rib'.
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What does 'tuberositas radi' translate to?
bony projection on the radius
## Footnote
'radi' refers to 'radius'.
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What is the genitive of 'ramus mandibulae'?
branch of the mandible
## Footnote
'mandibulae' translates to 'mandible'.
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What does 'foramen mandiouae' mean?
opening of the mandible
## Footnote
'mandiouae' refers to 'mandible'.
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What is the meaning of 'acromion'?
the outer end of the scapula to which the collar bone is attached
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What is the genitive ending for 1st declension singular?
-ae
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What is the genitive ending for 2nd declension singular?
-i
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What is the genitive ending for 3rd declension singular?
-is
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What is the nominative singular form for 'vena'?
vena
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What is the genitive singular form for 'musculus'?
musculi
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What is the nominative singular form for 'ligamentum'?
ligamentum
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What is the genitive singular form for 'olecranon'?
olecrani
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What is the nominative singular form for 'regio'?
regio
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What is the genitive singular form for 'radix'?
radicis
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What is the nominative singular form for 'levator'?
levator
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What is the genitive singular form for 'tuberositas'?
tuberositatis
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What is the nominative singular form for 'pelvis'?
pelvis
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What is the genitive singular form for 'os'?
ossis
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What is the Latin term for the abductor muscle of the thumb?
musculus abductor pollicis
## Footnote
(pollex)
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What is the Latin term for the hip joint?
articulatio coxae
## Footnote
(coxa)
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What is the Latin term for the long muscle of the head?
musculus longus capitis
## Footnote
(caput)
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What is the Latin term for toes/fingers of the foot?
digiti pedis
## Footnote
(pes)
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What is the Latin term for the cavity of the nose?
cavum nasi
## Footnote
(nasus)
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What is the Latin term for the broadest muscle of the back?
musculus latissimus dorsi
## Footnote
(dorsum)
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What is the Latin term for the head of the femur?
caput femoris
## Footnote
(femur)
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What is the Latin term for the neck of the radius?
collum radii
## Footnote
(radius)
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What is the Latin term for the body of the humerus?
corpus humeri
## Footnote
(humerus)
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What is the Latin term for the base of the heart?
basis cordis
## Footnote
(cor)
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What is the Latin translation for fracture of shoulder blade?
fractura scapulae
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What is the Latin translation for rupture of vein?
ruptura venae
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What is the Latin translation for branch of mandible?
ramus mandibulae
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What is the Latin translation for pit of olecranon?
fossa olecrani
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What is the Latin translation for neck of radius?
collum radii
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What is the Latin translation for depression of the head of the bone of femur?
depressio capitis femoris
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What is the Latin translation for operation of heart?
operatio cordis
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What is the Latin translation for dislocation of foot?
dislocatio pedis
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What is the Latin translation for contusion of head?
contusio capitis
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What is the Latin translation for rupture of muscle?
ruptura musculi
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What are the nominative singular endings for the 1st declension?
-a.
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What are the nominative singular endings for the 2nd declension?
-us/-um/-on.
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What are the nominative singular endings for the 3rd declension?
-io/-x/-or/-s/….
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What are the genitive singular endings for the 1st declension?
-ae.
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What are the genitive singular endings for the 2nd declension?
-i.
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What are the genitive singular endings for the 3rd declension?
-is.
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What is the genitive singular of vena?
Venae.
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What is the genitive singular of musculus?
Musculi.
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What is the genitive singular of ligamentum?
Ligamenti.
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What is the genitive singular of olecranon?
Olecrani.
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What is the genitive singular of regio?
Regionis.
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What is the genitive singular of radix?
Radicis.
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What is the genitive singular of levator?
Elevatoris.
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What is the genitive singular of tuberositas?
Tuberositatis.
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What is the genitive singular of pelvis?
Pelvis.
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What is the genitive singular of os?
Ossis.
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What is the Latin term for artery?
arteria, ae, f. - artery
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What is the Latin term for collar bone?
clavicula, ae, f. - collar bone
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What is the Latin term for rib?
costa, ae, f. - rib
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What is the Latin term for hip?
coxa, ae, f. - hip
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What is the Latin term for hole or depression?
fossa, ae, f. - hole, depression
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What is the Latin term for depression or pit?
fovea, ae, f. - depression, pit
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What is the Latin term for incisure or notch?
incisura, ae, f - incisure, notch
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What is the Latin term for tongue?
lingua, ae, f. - tongue
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What is the Latin term for shoulder blade?
scapula, ae, f. - shoulder blade
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What is the Latin term for vein?
vena, ae, f. - vein
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What is the Latin term for bladder?
vesica, ae, f. - bladder
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What is the Latin term for the outer end of the scapula?
acromion, i, n. - the outer end of the scapula to which the collar bone is attached
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What is the Latin term for arm?
brachium, i, n. - arm
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What is the Latin term for cavity?
cavum, i, n. - cavity
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What is the Latin term for neck?
collum, i, n. - neck
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What is the Latin term for back?
dorsum, i, n. - back
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What is the Latin term for lip?
labium, i., n. - lip, labium
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What is the Latin term for ganglion?
ganglion, i, n. - ganglion
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What is the Latin term for ligament?
ligamentum, i, n. - ligament
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What is the Latin term for limb?
membrum, i, n. - limb
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What is the Latin term for chin?
mentum, i, n. - chin
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What is the Latin term for tip of the elbow bone?
olecranon, i, n. - tip of the elbow bone
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What is the Latin term for ovary?
ovarium, i, n. - ovary
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What is the Latin term for wrist?
carpus, i, m. - wrist
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What is the Latin term for finger?
digitus, i, m. - finger
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What is the Latin term for humerus?
humerus, i, m. — humerus
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What is the Latin term for lobe?
lobus, i, m. - lobe
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What is the Latin term for disease?
morbus, i, m. - disease
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What is the Latin term for muscle?
musculus, i, m. — muscle
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What is the Latin term for nose?
nasus, i, m. - nose
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What is the Latin term for eye?
oculus, i., m. - eye
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What is the Latin term for branch?
ramus, i. n. - branch
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What is the Latin term for trunk?
truncus, i., m - trunk
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What is the Latin term for womb?
uterus, i, m. - womb
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What is the Latin term for abdomen?
abdomen, inis, n. - abdomen
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What is the Latin term for head?
caput, itis, n. - head
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What is the Latin term for heart?
cor, dis, n. - heart
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What is the Latin term for body?
corpus, oris, n. - body
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What is the Latin term for thigh bone?
femur, oris, n. - thigh bone
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What is the Latin term for opening?
foramen, inis, n. - opening
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What is the Latin term for bone?
os, ossis, n. - bone
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What is the Latin term for vessel?
vas, is, n. - vessel
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What is the Latin term for margin?
margo, inis, m. - margin
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What is the Latin term for foot?
pes, dis, m. - foot
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What is the Latin term for thumb?
pollex, icis, m. - thumb
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What is the Latin term for lung?
pulmo, onis, m. - lung
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What is the Latin term for thorax?
thorax, cis, m. - thorax
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What is the Latin term for tumor?
tumor, oris, m. - tumor
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What is the Latin term for base?
basis, is, f. - base
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What is the Latin term for neck?
cervix, icis, f. - neck
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What is the Latin term for function?
functio, onis, f. - function
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What is the Latin term for operation?
operatio, onis, f. - operation
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What is the Latin term for pelvis?
pelvis, is, f. - pelvis
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What is the Latin term for root?
radix, icis, f. - root
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What is the Latin term for region?
regio, onis, f. - region
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What is the Latin term for large tubercle or rounded elevation?
tuberositas, atis, f. - large tubercle, rounded elevation
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What is anosmia?
lack of Sense of smell
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What is atrophia?
abormally developed organ
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What is anaemia?
lack of Iron red blood cells
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What is anopsia?
lack of Vision
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What is anuria?
lack of urine production
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What is ageusia?
lack of taste function
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What is anorexia?
lack of appetite
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What is anaesthesia?
lack of sensation
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What is apnoe?
lack of sleep
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What is anacusia/anacusis?
lack of hearing
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What is the aim of analgetica?
drugs relieving pain
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What is the aim of antibiotica?
remedies that kill bacteria
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What is the aim of antidepressiva?
drugs used for treatment of depressive disorders
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What is the aim of antitussica?
drugs against cough
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What is the aim of antiemetica?
substances against vomiting and nausea
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What is the aim of anaesthetica?
agents producing insensibility
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What is the aim of antidota?
agents that counteract poisoning
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What is the aim of antipyretica?
drugs against fever
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What is the aim of anticonvulsiva?
drugs against seizures
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What is the aim of antiseptica?
substances that inhibit infection in an injury
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What does dyspnoe mean?
difficult breathing
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What does dysenteria refer to?
infection of intestines
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What does dystopia mean?
wrong position
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What does dysuria indicate?
painful urination
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What does dyskinesia refer to?
involuntary movement of body parts
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What does dyspepsia mean?
burning pain in the digestive tract
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What does dystrophia indicate?
degeneration of tissue
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What does dyslexia refer to?
learning disorder - difficult reading and spelling
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What does dyslogia mean?
impaired ability to express ideas verbally
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What does dysgraphia indicate?
difficulty with writing
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What is the term for inflammation of skin?
dermatitis
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What is the term for degenerative disease of vertebrae?
spondylosis
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What is the term for liver tumor?
hepatoma
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What is the term for degenerative disease of joints?
arthrosis
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What is the term for inflammation of veins?
phlebitis
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What is the term for malignant cartilage tumor?
chondrosarcoma
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What is the term for fat tumor?
lipoma
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What is the term for inflammation of middle ear?
otitis medici
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What is the term for death of cells?
necrosis
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What is the term for the process of hardening?
sclerosis
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What is the term for excessive curvature of upper back?
kyphosis
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What is the term for the process of narrowing?
stenosis
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What is the term for abnormal lateral curvature of the spine?
scoliosis
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What is the term for the process of weakening of bones?
osteoporosis
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What is the term for diffuse excessive fat deposition in the body?
lipomatosis
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What is the term for excessive inward curve of lumbar spine?
lordosis
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What is the term for gland tumor?
adenoma
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What is the term for inflammation of brain?
encephalitis
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What is the term for inflammation of heart muscle?
carditis
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What is the term for muscle tumor?
myoma
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What is the term for inflammation of mouth?
stomatitis
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What is the term for degenerative disease of vessels?
atherosclerosis
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What is the term for inflammation of kidneys?
nephritis
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What is the term for degenerative disease of the inner layer of womb?
adenomyosis
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What does 'sentire' mean?
to feel
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What does 'audire' mean?
to hear
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What does 'videre' mean?
to see
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What does 'gustare' mean?
to taste
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What does 'tangere' mean?
to touch
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What does 'olfacere' mean?
to smell
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What does 'arcuare' mean?
to bend
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What does 'ducere' mean?
to lead
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What does 'meare' mean?
to pass
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What does 'plectere' mean?
to twine
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What does 'procedere' mean?
to go forward
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What does 'sinuare' mean?
to bend/ to hollow out
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What does 'trahere' mean?
to pull
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What does 'aboriri' mean?
to miscarry
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What does 'abscedere' mean?
to go away
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What does 'currere' mean?
to run
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What does 'decumbere' mean?
to lie down
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What does 'exire' mean?
to go out
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What does 'gr. fyto' mean?
to plant
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What does 'infarcire' mean?
to stuff into
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What does 'parere' mean?
to give birth to
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What does 'pellere' mean?
to propel, push, beat
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What does 'sinere' mean?
to place
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What does 'stare' mean?
to stand
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What does 'vomere' mean?
to vomit
