Module 4 - Terminations Flashcards

1
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  • opia
  • opy
  • opsia
  • opsy
A

visual disorder; vision; a viewing; examination (4)

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2
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-lysis

A

destruction; a loosening; breakdown

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3
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-sclerosis

A

a hardening (of an organ or other body structure); a hardening caused by (a substance)

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4
Q

-cyte

A

cell

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5
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-centesis

A

surgical puncture to withdraw fluid

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6
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-stenosis

A

a narrowing; constriction

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7
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-rrhaphy

A

suture

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8
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-necrosis

A

death [of cells, tissues, or organs]

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9
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-aphia

A

sense of touch; touch

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10
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  • ectopia

- ectopy

A

malposition; displacement (2)

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11
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-stasis

A

stagnation (of a flow or movement); cessation

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12
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  • edema

- oedema

A

fluid-filled swelling (of an organ or structure) (2)

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13
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-static

A

pertaining to the control (of a substance); pertaining to the stagnation/cessation (of flow)

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14
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  • algesia

- odynia

A

pain (2)

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15
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  • rrhagia
  • rhagia
  • rrhage
  • rhage
A

rapid discharge (of a substance, or from an organ or other location) (4)

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16
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-penia

A

an insufficient amount (of a substance)

17
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  • orexia

- orexis

A

appetite (2)

18
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-septic

A

pertaining to infection; infected

19
Q

-therapy

A

treatment (of an organ, symptom, or disease); treatment by means (of a substance or process)

20
Q
  • osphresia
  • osphresis
  • osmia
A

sense of smell (3)

21
Q
  • acousia

- acousis

A

sense of hearing (2)

22
Q

-stat

A

device used to control; agent used to control

23
Q

-spasm

24
Q
  • iatry

- iatrics

A

study and treatment [in specific reference to the medical profession or a physician]

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- ectasis | - ectasia
dilation; expansion; bulge (2)
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-ptosis
prolapse [a slipping down of an organ or part of an organ]
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- rrhexis | - rhexis
rupture (2)
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-lytic
pertaining to the destruction, loosening, or breakdown [make appropriate choice for the context]
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- geusia | - geustia
sense of taste (2)
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-gamy
marriage; sexual union
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-dipsia
thirst
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- rrhea | - rhea
discharge (of a substance, or from an organ or other location) (2)
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-sepsis
infection