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Lymphatic and Immune System Review

blast/o immature carcin/o cancerous -rrhaphy to suture

-centesis surgical puncture to remove fluid oste/o bone -algia pain

tonsill/o tonsils -megaly enlarged -ology study of

thyroid/o thyroid thym/o thymus -cyte cell

angi/o vessel myel/o bone marrow -oma tumor

lymph/o lymph aden/o gland lymphaden/o lymph gland or lymph node

adenoid/o adenoid splen/o spleen sarc/o connective tissue

-plasm formation ne/o new onc/o tumor

immun/o immune -lytic or –lysis destruction of; to destroy phag/o to eat or swallow

-ologist one who studies -itis inflammation -ectomy surgical removal -megaly enlarged

cervic/o neck or cervix blastocyte immature cell Over 200 different malignancies cancer

Malignant harmful, tending to spread, cancerous antihistamines medications given to block or control allergies

surgical removal of the tonsils tonsil/ectomy study of the immune system immun/ology specialist who studies tumors onc/ologist

an enlarged spleen spleno/megaly tumor of the connective tissue sarc/oma inflammation of lymph nodes lymphaden/itis

streptococci bacteria that form a chain metastasize spreading of cancer hemolytic destroying blood or blood cells

pathogen a germ that causes disease staphylococci bacteria that form a cluster autoimmune disorders when your body attacks its own cells

phagocyte a cell that eats or swallows invaders oncology study of tumors lymphadenitis inflammation of the lymph glands

Surgical removal of tonsils: tonsillectomy Causes death of fungus: fungicide pertaining to the neck or cervix: cervical

incision of the thyroid gland thyroidotomy A cancerous tumor carcinoma An x-ray of your lymph vessels lymph/angio/graphy

adenopathy disease of the glands blastoma a tumor of immature cells thymitis inflammation of the thymus gland