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Adapted from the Dean Vaughn Series Flashcards Lesson 1 Adapted from the Dean Vaughn Series

stomach gastro- Click for Definition

heart cardi- Click for Definition

large megal- Click for Definition

inflammation -itis Click for Definition

skin dermat- Click for Definition

surgical repair plast- Click for Definition

brain cerebro- Click for Definition

disease path- Click for Definition

surgical removal -ectomy Click for Definition

intestines enter- Click for Definition

condition -osis Click for Definition

cut into / incision -otomy Click for Definition

gland aden- Click for Definition

blood vessel angi- Click for Definition

tumor -oma Click for Definition

kidney nephr- Click for Definition

liver hepat- Click for Definition

joint arthr- Click for Definition

eyelid blephar- Click for Definition

specialist in the study of -ologist Click for Definition

nose rhino- Click for Definition

gum gingiv- Click for Definition

soft / soft condition -malacia Click for Definition

study of -ology Click for Definition

involuntary condition -spasm Click for Definition