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When you read a term containing acr or acr/o (the combining form), it should make you think of
extremities or limbs
oversized, big, or enlarged
skin
inflammation
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The suffix -y denotes a condition, usually abnormal. Acr/o/megal/y means the patient's abnormal condition involves extremities that are
abnormal blueness of the extremities
a disease or abnormal condition of the skin
enlargement of, oversized, or enlarged
a condition of oversized heart, or enlargement of the heart
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When my muscle exercises, it gets larger. If the heart muscle overexercises, an enlarged condition of the heart may occur. It is described as
leuk/o/cyt/e
cyan/o/derm/a
acr/o/cyan/osis
megal/o/card/ia
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There are several kinds of cells in blood. One kind is the leuk/o/cyte. A leukocyte is a
the study of cells
a disease or abnormal condition of the skin
inflammation of the skin
white blood cell
5
To denote an abnormal condition, use the suffix
-osis
acr/o
cyan or cyan/o
acro/megaly
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What does cyt/ology mean
white blood cell
inflammation of the skin
the study of cells
oversized, big, or enlarged
7
cyan/o
white
blue
pain
cell
8
-algia
excision of
study of
condition of, usually abnormal
pain
9
-osis, -a, -y
condition of, usually abnormal
study of
incision into
instrument that cuts
10
-ostomy
excision of
inflammation of
forming a new opening
incision into
11
eti/o
stomach
record
white
cause
12
gram/o
record
disease
electrical
blue
13
megal/o
extremities
enlarged
cell
skin
14
leuk/o
heart
disease
white
cause
15
path/o
record
disease
extremities
skin
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Sioux Falls, SD, US
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