not moving or fixed in one place

a collection of writing materials

a patient's immediate emotional expression

result or outcome of an event or situation

a combination of musical tones played at the same time

a thin flexible material used to connect one thing to another

a surgical cut

a surgical removal of an antire mass

movement of the sole towards the midline

movement of the sole away from the midline

moving a body part in a circular motion while keeping one end of the body part stationary

moving a body part towards the midline

moving a body part away from the midline

tissue or organs transplanted from one person to another with the same species

tissues or organs transplanted from one species to another

bad cholesterol

good cholesterol

depression in the middle of the abdomen

marked by repeated twists, bends, or turns

relating to kidneys

the study of how living organisms function

a thin, watery, or clear mucus discharge from the nose

a diagnostic imaging test that uses a contrast dye to examine the spinal canal

a surgery to remove a breast

prevent the growth or spread of bacteria

diagnostic procedure that identifies substances that cause allergic skin reactions

measures blood glucose after not eaten for at least 8 hours

a test that detects and identifies bacteria that cause infections of the lower digestive tract

a surgery to create an opening for the colon

a surgical connection between two structures

disease or conditon relating to protrusions occuring in the colon lumen

surgical procedure to remove all or part of a kidney

(kidney stones) hard deposits of minerals and salts that form in kidneys

high blood pressure in women after 20th week of pregnancy

a hole in the wall that separates the upper chambers of the heart

relating to the head

the smaller bone in the forearm

long bone in the forearm

a glutinous consistency or sticky

sounds produced by the opening and closing of the heart valves

rapid or irregular heartbeat

male reproductive cells

a small, hammer-shaped bone in the middle ear

a small, anvil-shaped bone in the middle ear

stirrup bone in the middle ear

spiral-shaped cavity in the inner ear

devices that provide support and stabilization for the wrist

a.c

antibiotic indicated in the first-line treatment of active TB infection

antibiotic used to treat bacterial infections

used to treat several types of bacterial infections, including Mycobacterium avium complex, tuberculosis, Legionnaires' disease, and leprosy.

surgical procedure that treats coronary artery disease

the cause of a disease or abnormal condition

a flat, distinct discolored area of skin less than 1cm wide

a small, solid, raised bump on the skin less than 1cm wide

a chronic condition that causes inflammation in the digestive tract

prefix for outer, outside, external

in, within, inner

prefix for above or sorrounding

around

between

beneath, below, under

prefix that refers to the internal organs of the body

tissue

prefix relating to the bronchus or windpipe

cell or cellular structure

prefix for bladder or sac

prefix for muscle

prefix for mushroom or fungus

self or own

prefix for instrument used for recording or creating a picture

to record or to take a picture

what is written or to record

irregular enlargement

abnormal softening of a biological tissue, most often cartilage

narrowing of a bodily passageway or orifice

ruptured

prefix for suture or surgical repair

prefix for internal organs of the body especially in chest or abdomen

prefix for spinal cord or bone marrow

blood

prefix for pain

flow or discharge

prefix for resembling or like

prefix means separate

the act or releasing semen

(adj) the feeling of being sick or tendency to feel sick

(verb) the action of being made sick or feeling sick to one's stomach

to supply something with nerves or nerve impulse

to lessen the vitality or strength of something

refers to the rear of something

a break, violation, split, or gap

lasting or existing for a long or apparently infinite time

the area of the body between anus and vulva or scrotum

the tissue that lines the abdominal cavity and pelvis and organs

relating to the skull

away from the center or outside of

relating to the diaphragm

relating to the chest

fungal infection of the nail