'Logy study' diaporamas de présentation

Cell injury, death and adaptation Yemen University Lectures 1 and 2

Cell injury, death and adaptation Yemen University Lectures 1 and 2. Dr H eyam Awad FRCPath. Coordinator : Dr Heyam Awad Email: h_awad@ju.edu.jo Lectures will be available on my university website www.ju.edu.jo Office hours: Monday and Wednesday 10-12 .. Office in hospital 3 rd floor.

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Introduction to Pathophysiology

Introduction to Pathophysiology. Dr. Mohamad Nidal Khabaz Assistant Professor of Pathology, Pathology Department, Faculty of Medicine, Jordan University of Science and Technology. Learning Outcomes. 1 . Define and use the key terms listed in this lectures.

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Introduction to A&P

Introduction to A&P . Fall 2012. Vocab development. Paries -wall Pathos- disease Peri - around Pronus - inclined forward Stupinus - lying on the back Venter- belly or abdomen. Bios- life Cardium - heart Dorsum- back Homeo - unchanging -logy- study of

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Prefixes & suffixes

Prefixes & suffixes. Piecing the pieces together. Prefixes & Suffixes. a-, an-: without, lack of ab -: from, away a d-: to, toward, near adren -: adrenal gland aer -: air a lba-, albi -: white alges -: pain - algia : pain ambi -: both, both sides ante-: before, in front of, ahead of

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Lesson 15

Lesson 15. Heather Koontz, Hunter Hoffner, and Cody Wilhelm. Alt: high. Altitude: alt(high) tude(state of) Altar: alt(high) ar(related to) - high, elevated table Evalt: ex(out) alt(high) - lift on high. Cred: believe, trust. Incredible: in(not) cred(believe) ible(able)

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WordSkills

WordSkills. Lesson 8. analgesic neuralgia nostalgia. an (lacking) alg (pain) ic (characteristic of) neuro ( ) alg (pain) ia (state, condition) nostos (home) alg (pain) ia (state). 1. Alg -- pain. animated inanimate magnanimous. anim (spirit) ate (make, do) in (no)

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Introduction to Anatomy

Introduction to Anatomy. Terminology. Append-: to hang something Appendicular: pertaining to the limbs Cardi- : heart Cardiac: pertaining to the heart Cran-: helmet Cranial: portion of the skull surrounding the brain Dors-: back Dorsal: positioned toward the back Homeo-: same

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ANTHROPOLOGY 2A CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY

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Medical Terminology

Medical Terminology. BASIC WORD STRUCTURE. Basic Word Structure. Learning a new language- Medicine Medical Terminology. Objectives. 1.Analyze words 2.Relate with structure and function of Human body 3.Be aware of spellings and pronounciation. 1.Analyze words.

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WORD ANALYSIS

WORD ANALYSIS. 1- Suffix ( at the end of the word) HEMAT/O/ LOGY Root suffix (blood) (combining vowel) (study of) ELCTR/ O /CARDI/ O / GRAM root root suffix electricity heart record

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Goal 3.05c: Evidence of Evolution

Goal 3.05c: Evidence of Evolution. Roots: m orph = shape o logy = study of Ana = without Homo = same. antidarwinism.com. Human footprints from early man found at Laetoli by Dr. Mary Leakey. Fossils = preserved remains of an organism that lived many years ago. FOSSIL EVIDENCE.

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