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Cardiomegaly
Enlarged Heart
Cholecystectomy
Surgical removal of the gallbladder
Thoracotomy
Cutting into the chest
Chondromalacia
Softening of cartilage
Osteopenia
Bone deficiency
Hemorrhage
Blood bursting forth
Meningitis
Inflammation of meninges/membranes
Amenorrhea
Absence of menstrual flow
Leukocyte
White (blood) cells
Necrosis
Condition of (cell/tissue) death
Erythrocyte
Red (blood) cells
Laryngitis
Inflammation of larynx
Biology
Study of life
Diarrhea
Flow/discharge across/through
Spinal
Pertaining to the spine
Biopsy
To view life (live tissue)
Centimeter
Hundredth of a meter
Epidemic
Pertaining to all people (spreading among a population)
Multiform
Many shapes
Radiology
Study of radiation/x-rays
Bradycardia
Condition of slow heart
Circumferential
Pertaining to surrounding/around outer boundary
Suprapubic
Pertaining to above the pubic bone
Paracentesis
Surgical puncture alongside/through (a cavity)
Pancytopenia
Deficiency of all (blood) cells
Abnormal
Pertaining to apart from the rule
Asepsis
Condition without putrefaction
Disinfectant
Apart from the infecting condition
Microscope
Instrument used to view small (object)
Tachycardia
Condition of fast heart
Encephalomalacia
Brain softening
Leukocytosis
Abnormal white (blood) cell condition (too many/increased white blood cells)
interventricular
Pertaining to between the ventricles
Ligation
Act or process of binding or tying
Hepatitis
Inflammation of the liver
Hematocyte
Blood cell
Pyrogenic
Producing or generating fever/heat
Hysterectomy
Surgical removal of the uterus
Intracerebral
Pertaining to the within the cerebrum (brain)
Antiseptic
Opposing putrefaction (pertaining to fighting infection/putrefaction)
Colostomy
New opening of colon (creation of artificial opening into colon)
Myalgia
Muscle pain (pain in muscles)
Fibrosis
Abnormal fiber condition (abnormal fibrous tissue formation)
Neuropathy
Nerve disease (disease of nerves)
Polyuria
Excessive urination
Neonatal
Pertaining to new birth (newborn)
Polyneuropathy
Many/excessive nerve disease (nerve disease affecting multiple nerves)
Intravenous
Pertaining to within the veins
Cardiomyopathy
Disease of heart muscle