Unit 3- Oncology and the Central Nervous System Flashcards

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Pathology

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Study of disease

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Cytology

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Study of cells

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Histology

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Study of tissues

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Oncology

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Study of abnormal growths, tumors, and cancer

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Morphology

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Study of structure of cells

study of form or development

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histolysis

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destruction of tissue

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histogenous

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made of tissue

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histoblast

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embryonic/immature tissue

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histocyte

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tissue cell

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histoid

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resembling tissue

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morph/o

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form, shape, or structure

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meta

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change

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-trophy

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development and growth

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-plasia

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development and growth

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-genesis

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development and growth

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hyper-

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above or more than normal

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hypercholesterolemia

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high amounts of cholesterol in blood

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hypertoxicity

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excessively toxic

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hyperkalemia

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high amounts of potassium in blood

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hyperactivity

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excessively active

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hyperlipidemia

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excess fats in the blood

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hyperproteinuria

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excess protein in urine

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hypo-

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below or less than normal

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hypocalcemia

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low calcium in blood

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hypertrophy
overdevelopment, increase in size
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hyperplasia
the enlargement of an organ or tissue caused by an increase in the reproduction rate of its cells, often as an initial stage in the development of cancer.
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hypergenesis
excessive development
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hypodactylia
fewer than normal fingers or toes
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hyposensitive
deficient response to stimulation
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hypothermia
low body temperature
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hypokalemia
low potassium in blood
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hypothyroidism
deficient activity of thyroid gland
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hypodermic
below the skin
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hypotrophy (atrophy)
progressive degeneration | underdevelopment, decrease in size
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hyperemesis
excessive vomiting gravidarum=complication of pregnancy gallbladder attacks also cause
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cardiomegaly
hypertrophy of the heart
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hypertension
high blood pressure
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hypotension
low blood pressure | 90/50
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Diuretic
causes excretion of excess water | may be prescribed to lower BP
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aden/o
glands
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adenitis
inflammation of a gland
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adenectomy
excision/removal of a gland
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neoplasm
abnormal growth of cells | new growth
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-oma
tumor
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adenoma
tumor of a gland or glandular tissue
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-pathy
disease
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adenopathy
disease of a gland or glandular tissue
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lymph/o
refers to lymphatic tissue
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lymphadenopathy
disease of the lymph glands
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lipoma
tumor containing fat
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lip/o
fat
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lymphoma
tumor composed of lymph tissue
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lesion
wound, injury, or pathologic tissue
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ulcers
more specific type of lesion open sores on skin or mucous membrane crater-like sore
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tumor
abnormal growth in numbers and/or types of cells and may be cancerous
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carcin/o
from Greek word for crab | cancer
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carcinoma
cancerous tumor of epithelial tissue may occur in almost any part of body composed of abnormal epithelial tissue
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metastasis
transfer of disease from one organ to another not connected to it tumor that spreads beyond its origin pl. metastases
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meta-
beyond
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-stasis
in one place (staying)
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in situ
in place, confined
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adenocarcinoma
cancer of glandular tissue
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sarcoma
cancer of connective tissue
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osteosarcoma
cancer of bone tissue
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melan/o
black
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melanosis
black pigmentation
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melanoma
black tumor | tumor invading growth of melanocytes
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seborrheic karatosis
noncancerous skin growth
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papill/o
small elevation of tissue
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fibr/o
fibrous tissue
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chondr/o
cartilage
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leiomy/o
smooth muscle
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ather/o
fatty, porridgelike
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hemangi/o
blood vessel
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neur/o
nerve
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myel/o
bone marrow
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melanocyte
black pigmented cell
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melanoderma
black or dark skin coloring
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melanocarcinoma
darkly pigmented cancer | malignant melanoma
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onc/o
mass, tumor
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oncology
study of tumors
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oncologist
specialist who studies tumors
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-oid
like or resembling
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lipoid
``` fatlike resembling fat (cholesterol is ex.) ```
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atheroma
fatty (porridgelike tissue tumor found in blood vessels) | pl. atheromata
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atherosclerosis
hardening of vessel walls due to fatty deposits
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atheromata
found in large blood vessels
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lipomata
found in body fat
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arteri/o
arteries
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arthr/o
joint
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neo-
new
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neogenesis
generation of new tissue
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neonatal
pertaining to the newborn
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anti-
against
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-plast/ic
abnormal growth
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antineoplastic
therapeutic agent that works against cancerous neoplasms
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antitumorigenic
inhibits development of tumors
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radiotheraphy
use of radiation for cancer treatment
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chemotherapy
if antineoplastic chemical or drug agents are used for cancer treatment
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Medical technologists (MTs), Medical laboratory technicians (MLTs) and Certified laboratory assistants (CLAs)
Physically and chemically analyze and culture urine, blood, and other body fluids and tissues to determine the presence of all types of diseases American Society of Clinical Pathology (ASCP) oversees credentialing and education
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3 treatments for cancer
surgery chemotherapy radiotherapy
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mucoid
resembling mucus
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muc/o
mucus
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Radiation therapists (RT[T])
Specialize in administration of radiation therapy for purpose of treating cancer Begin as registered radiographic technologists (RT[R}) Work in radiation oncology
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mucosa
mucous membrane found lining the open body cavities
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serous membrane/serosa
lines closed body cavities and covers outsides of organs
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cephal/o
head
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-algia
pain
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cephalalgia (cephalgia)
pain in the head
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-dynia, -dynic
pain
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-algia vs -dynia
- algia= preceded by word root | - dynia= preceded by combining word
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cephalodynic
pertaining to head pain, headache
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cephalalgia, cephalodynia
head pain
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cephalic
pertaining to or toward the head
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encephal/o
pertaining to the brain
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encephalitis
inflammation of the brain
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encephaloma
brain tumor
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-cele
herniation | from Greek word kele meaning abnormal protrusion, swelling or herniation
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encephalocele
herniation of the brain | brain tissue protrudes through cranial fissure
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malacia
softening of a tissue
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encephalomalacia
softening of brain tissue
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encephalotomy
incision into the brain
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malactomy
incision of soft areas
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electroencephalogram (EEG)
picture of the electrical activity of the brain
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electroencephalography
process of recording electrical brain activity
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electroencephalograph
instrument used to record EEG | turns brain waves into electrical patterns showing a picture of changes in activity
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electroneurodiagnostic (END) technologist
Perform EEG, evoked potentials (EP), polysomnography (PSG), nerve conduction studies (NCS), and electronystagmography (ENG). May be graduates of a Committee on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs (CAAHEP)
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crani/o
skull
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-plasty
surgical repair
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cranioplasty
surgical repair of skull
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craniomalacia
softening of the bones of the skull
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craniectomy
excision of part of the cranium
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craniotomy
incision into the skull
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craniometer
instrument used to measure the cranium
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craniocerebral
refers to the skull and the cerebrum
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cerebr/o
pertaining to the cerebrum
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cerebrum
largest part of brain where thought occurs thinking, feeling, and movement controlled by gray matter in cerebrum Includes frontal, temporal, and occipital lobes
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cerebritis
inflammation of the cerebrum
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cerebroma
cerebral tumor
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cerebrotomy
incision into cerebrum to drain abscess
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cerebrovascular accident (CVA)
Stroke
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disease
abnormal function
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hypertensive cardiovascular disease (HCVD)
high blood pressure in vessels of the heart
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cerebrospinal
refers to cerebrum and spinal cord
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mening/o
meninges | 3 layer membrane that covers brain and spinal cord
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3 meninges
pia mater arachnoid mater dura mater
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meningocele
herniation of the meninges
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meningomalacia
softening of the meninges
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meningitis
inflammation of the meninges
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meninges singular
meninx
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biopsy
excision of live tissue for examination
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cerebral
pertaining to the cerebrum
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cerebrovascular
pertaining to the cerebrum and blood vessels
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cytotechnologist
specialized technician that tests cells
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cytologist
specialist in study of cells
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encephalomeningitis
inflammation of the brain and meninges
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encephalomyelopathy
disease condition of the brain and spinal cord
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electroneurodiagnostic
electrical diagnostic testing (imaging) of nervous system function
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glandular
pertaining to a gland
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herniation
abnormal protrusion of an organ or other body structure through a defect or natural opening
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malacotomy
incision into soft tissue
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malignant
bad, worsening, or leading to death
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meningitis
inflammation of the meninges
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metastasize
to spread beyond its origin
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metastatic
pertaining to a metastasis or metastases
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mucus
watery substance secreted by mucous membranes
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neurodiagnostic
pertaining to the diagnostic studies performed to examine the nervous system by detecting electrical changes
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vascular
pertaining to vessels
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abscess
an area of tissue infection
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abcites
effusion of fluid into the abdominal cavity
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abrasion
an area of the skin or mucous membrane which has rubbed away by friction
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adipose
fat
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extravasation
the escape of body fluid or injected material from its normal channel
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edema
the presence of abnormally large amounts of fluid in body tissues
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lesion
an abnormal change in structure of an organ or part due to injury or disease