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Adapted from the Dean Vaughn Series Flashcards Lesson 2 Adapted from the Dean Vaughn Series

beside, beyond para- Click for Definition

loosening, destruction -lysis Click for Definition

neck cervic- Click for Definition

cartilage chondr- Click for Definition

blue cyan- Click for Definition

blood hem(at)- Click for Definition

bone ost- Click for Definition

mind psycho- Click for Definition

fat lip- Click for Definition

muscle my- Click for Definition

stone lith- Click for Definition

eye opthalm- opt- Click for Definition

anus proct- Click for Definition

pain -algia Click for Definition

skull crani- Click for Definition

inside, within end- Click for Definition

half hemi- Click for Definition

like -oid Click for Definition

above, more than normal hyper- Click for Definition

sac containing fluid cyst- Click for Definition

bile chole- Click for Definition

under hypo- Click for Definition

observe -scop- Click for Definition

uterus, womb hyster- Click for Definition

create an opening -ostomy Click for Definition