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-both
Ambidextrous (ability to use both hands equally)
Amphoteric (both acid and base)
Amphibious (living both on land and water) |
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-up, toward, apart
Anatomy (to cut apart)
Anabolism (building up) |
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Definition
-without, lack of, not
Afebrile (without fever)
Anemia (lack of blood) |
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Definition
-away from
Abductor (leading away from)
Aboral (away from mouth) |
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Definition
-toward, to, near
Adductor (leading toward)
Adrenal (near kidney) |
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Definition
-before, in front of, forward
Antenatal (before birth)
Antemortem (before death) |
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Definition
-against, opposing
Antisepsis (against infection)
Antibiotic (against microbial life) |
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Definition
-separation from, derived from
Apocrine (secretion containing cell parts)
Apomorphine (drug derived from morphine) |
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Definition
-self
Autogenous (self generating)
Autolysis (self dissolving) |
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Definition
-two, double, twice
Biceps (muscle with two heads)
Bifurcate (divide into two branches) |
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Definition
-down, under, lower, against
Catabolism (breaking down)
Catalepsy (reduced movement) |
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Term
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Definition
-around
Circumflex (winding around)
Circumanal (surrounding the anus) |
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Definition
-with, together
Commisure (coming together)
Conductor (leading together) |
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Definition
-opposed, against
Contralateral (opposite side)
Contraception (prevention of conception) |
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Term
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Definition
-reverse, remove
Dehydrate (remove water from)
Defibrillate (stop fibrillation) |
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Term
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Definition
-two, twice
Diphasic (having two stages)
Dichromic (having two colors) |
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Term
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Definition
-between, through, apart, across, completely
Diapedesis (ooze through)
Diaphragm (wall across)
Diagnosis (complete knowledge) |
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Definition
-apart from, free from
Disinfection (to free from infection)
Dissect (cut apart)
Disarticulation (separation at a joint) |
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Term
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Definition
-difficult, painful, abnormal
Dyspnea (difficult breathing)
Dyscrasia (abnormal condition)
Dysuria (difficult or painful urination) |
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Term
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Definition
-out of, from, away
Enucleate (remove whole from)
Ectopic (out of place)
Exostosis (outgrowth of bone) |
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