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55 Cards in this Set
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Adhere |
Believe in/follow Or Stick fast |
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Required or expected to justify actions or decisions; responsible Or Understandable |
Accountable |
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Audible definition |
Able to be heard |
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Having or relating to 2 sides; affecting both sides Or Involving 2 parties |
Bilateral |
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Compensatory |
Intended to recompense someone who has experienced loss, suffering, or injury Or Reducing the unpleasant effects of something |
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Having an outline or surface that curves inward like the interior of a circle or sphere |
Concave |
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Constrict |
Make narrower |
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Subject to chance Or Occurring or existing only if/ dependent on |
Contingent |
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Contour definition |
An outline Or Mold into a specific shape |
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A written or spoken agreement Or Decrease in size/number Or Enter into a formally or legally binding agreement |
Contract |
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Contradiction |
Combination of statements or ideas that are opposed to each other |
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Discharge of feces from the body |
Defecate |
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A person or thing in which inconsistant elements are present |
Contradiction |
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The amount by which something especially a sum of money is too small |
Deficit |
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Depress |
Reduce lebe or strength in activity Or U feel shitty |
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An excess of expenditure or liabilities over income or assets in a given period |
Deficit |
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The quality of being intense or extreme |
Depth |
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A thing made to perform particular action Or A plan, scheme, or trick for something particular |
Device |
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Diameter |
A straight line passing from one side to the other through the center of a body or figure |
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Discrete |
Individually separate or distinct |
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Distended |
Swollen due to pressure from inside; bloated |
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Having an internal cause or origin Or Growing or originating from within an organism |
Endogenous |
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Make a problem worse |
Exacerbate |
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Exogenous |
Relating to it developing from external factors Or Growing/originating from outside an organism |
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Of or relating to blood |
Hematologic |
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Provoked or intensified Or Red or swollen as a result of inflammation |
Inflamed |
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Inborn; natural Or Originating in the mind |
Innate |
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Insidious |
Proceeding in a gradual subtle way but with harmful effects |
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Labile |
Lisle to change/ easy altered Or Emotionally unstable; quickly change feeling |
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Easily broken down or displaced |
Labile |
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Deep cut or tear in skin or flesh Or The action of criticizing someone severely |
Laceration |
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Latent |
Not yet manifested or developed |
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Lying dormant or hidden until circumstances are suitable for development |
Latent |
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Stop close up or obstruct an opening |
Occlude |
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Done or shown openly; plainly or readily apparent |
Overt |
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Paroxysmal |
Any sudden violent outburst; a fit of violent action or emotion |
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Pathogenic |
Bacteria, virus, microorganism causing disease |
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Having great power or influence or effect |
Potent |
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Dangerously high or steep Or done suddenly without careful consideration |
Precipitous |
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Make someone liable or inclined to a specified attitude action or condition |
Predispose |
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Prognosis |
The likely course of disease or ailment |
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A set of reasons or logical basis for a course of action or particular belief |
Rationale |
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Continue to have; keep posession of |
Retain |
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Sublingual |
Situated or applied under the tongue Or Denoting a pair of small salivary glands under the tongue |
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Something that completes or enhances something else when added to it |
Supplement |
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Suppress |
Forcibly put an end to Or Prevent development, action or expression of; restrain |
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Relating to the healing of disease |
Therapeutic |
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Relating to the application of a medicine or drug through the skin |
Transdermal |
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Assignment of degrees of urgency to wounds/illness |
Triage |
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Untoward |
Unexpected, inappropriate or inconvenient |
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Cursory means |
Quick |
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Distended |
Enlarged or expanded from pressure |
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Etiology means |
Origin or cause of a disease or condition |
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Patent means |
Open |
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Otic means |
Ear |