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Hyper-
Low
Excessive/high
Excitable
Hypo-
High/excessive
Low/below normal
Fast
Many
Brady-
Slow
Fast
Tachy-
Slow
Sticky
Fast
Poly-
Many
One
Slow
Uni-
One
Two
Upper
Lower
Dys-
Painful
difficult/abnormal
normal
Peri-
Inside
on top
around
under
Endo-
Outside
Inside
Around
Upper
Sub-
Above
Under
-itis
Inflammation
Illness
Disease
-ectomy
Surgical fixation
Surgery
Surgical removal
-pathy
Path
Disease
study of
-emia
Study of
Blood condition
Painful
-ology
Blood test
Abnormal condition
Study of
-osis
Normal condition
Abnormal condition
-algia
Difficult
Pain
Disease
-gram
Feed
Record/picture
Test
-scopy
physical examination
Visual examination
-plasty
Surgical repair
Suture
Cardi/o
Lungs
Heart
Muscle
Hepat/o
Lungs
Heart
Liver
Nephr/o
Stomach
Liver
Kidney
Heart
Gastro/o
Heart
Gas
Stomach
Lung
Enter/o
Heart
Lung
Skin
Intestine
Pulmon/o
Lung
Heart
Leg
Artery
Oste/o
Skin
Bone
joint
Arthr/o
Bone
Joint
My/o
Muscle
Skin
Derm/o
Stomach
Ear
Skin
Cephal/o
Neck
Brain
Head
Rhin/o
Head
Nose
Opthalm/o
Eye
Ear
ot/o
Eye
Ear
Pod/o
Foot/paw
Leg/Arm
Aur/o
Ear
Eye
Dent/o
Tooth
Foot
Onych/o
Foot/paw
Nail/claw
Caud/o
Neck
Tail
Cervic/o
Head
Chest
Tail
Neck
Thorac/o
Head
Chest
-oid
Shape
Resembling
-form
Resembling
Shape
-phobia
Fear
False
-genic
breakdown
Producing/caused by
-tropic
Acting on
Breakdown
-rrhagic
Excessive
Many
Flow/discharge
-stenosis
Hardening
Narrowing
-lysis
Breakdown
Painful
-algia
Painful
Bad
Dx
Dicharge
Diagnosis
Tx
Treatment
Taxing
Rx
Rescue
Relax
Prescription
SID
Once a day
Twice a day
Three times a day
four times a day
BID
Once a day
Twice a day
Three times a day
four times a day
TID
Once a day
Twice a day
Three times a day
four times a day
NPO
by mouth
Nothing by mouth
PO
(a)
NPO
(a)
HR
(a)
PRN
(a)
BAR
(a)
O2
(a)
WNL
(a)
BP
(a)
IM
(a)
Tx
(a)
Poly-
(a)
Brady-
(a)
Peri-
(a)
Endo-
(a)
-plasty
(a)
-osis
(a)
Cardi/o
(a)
Gastr/o
(a)
Enter/o
(a)
My/o
(a)
Hepat/o
(a)
Rhin/o
(a)
Dent/o
(a)
Nephr/o
(a)
Cephal/o
(a)
-stenosis
(a)
-oid
(a)
QAR
(a)
Uni-
(a)
Tachy-
(a)
-pathy
(a)
