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| Combined form meaning red |
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| a red cell that carries oxygen in the blood |
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| Combined form meaning stomach |
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| removal of all or part of the stomach |
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| Suffix meaning excision or removal |
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| suffix meaning process of |
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| complex suffix meaning process of cutting |
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| Combined form meaning sugar |
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| blood condition of excessive sugar |
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| prefix meaning excessive, above, or more than normal |
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| Suffix meaning blood condition |
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| Combined form meaning knowledge |
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| made after sufficient information has been obtained about the patient's condition |
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| state of complete knowledge |
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| suffix meaning state or condition of |
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| prediction about the outcome of an illness |
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| T or F: A prognosis is always given after the diagnosis has been determined |
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| Combined form meaning female or woman |
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| Two combined forms meaning blood |
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| a collection of blood that forms when blood escapes from blood vessels and collects as a clot in a cavity or organ or under the skin |
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| mass or collection of blood |
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| What condition is hyperglycemia commonly associated with? |
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| hormone released by the pancreas to escort sugar from the bloodstream into cells |
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