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trachea (windpipe)
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formation, development
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neutr/o
neutrophil (white blood cell)
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laryng/o
larynx (voice box)
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amni/o
amnion (sac surrounding the embryo in the uterus)
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pub/o
- pubis (pubic bone)
- anterior portion of the pelvic or hipbone
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-scopy (laparoscopy)
process of visually examining with an endoscope
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-opsy (biopsy)
process of viewing
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-gram (electroencephalogram)
record
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-oid (adenoids, mucoid)
resembling
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blood condition
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-ectomy (laryngectomy, mastectomy)
removal, excision
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one who
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-ia (leukemia, pneumonia)
condition
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-um, -ium (percardium)
structure, tissue
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-ole, -ule (arteriole)
little, small
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-algia (arthralgia, otalgia)
pain
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-itis (bronchitis, tonsillitis)
inflammation
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-logy (ophthalmology)
process of studying
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-oma (myoma, myosarcoma)
tumor, mass, swelling
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-osis (increosis, hydronephrosis)
condition, abnormal
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-pathy (cardiomyopathy)
disease condition
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-scope (laparoscope)
instrument to visually examine
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-tomy (laparotomy)
process of cutting, incision
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-genic (carcinogenic, osteogenic)
pertaining to, producing, produced by, produced in
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pertaining to
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pertaining to
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process, condition
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pertaining to
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specialist
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-us (mucus, esophagus)
substance, structure
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-ar, -ary (tonsillar, pulmonary)
pertaining to
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-eal (laryngeal)
pertaining to
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pertaining to, full of
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pertaining to
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pertaining to
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developement, nourishment
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treatment
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opening to form a stoma (mouth)
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stopping, controlling
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hardening
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falling, dropping, prolapse
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surgical repair
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development, formation, growth
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fear
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-penia (erythropenia, neutropenia)
deficiency
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-megaly (acromegaly, splenomegaly)
enlargement
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-malacia (osteomalacia)
softening
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-lysis (hemolysis)
breakdown, destruction, separation
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process of recording
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instrument for recording
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-genesis (carcinogenesis, pathogenesis)
condition of producing, forming
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pain
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berry-shaped bacterium
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surgical puncture to remove fluid
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hernia
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embryonic, immature
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coming together, to pour
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substance that produces
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to slide, fall, sag
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to bear, carry; feeling (mental state)
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structure, formation
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