A
accommodation (n)
Achilles tenosynovitis (n)
acne (n)
acoustic (adj)
acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) (n)
acrochordon (n)
acrocyanosis (n); acrocyanotic (adj)
actinic keratosis (n)
Adam's apple (n)
adenoid (n)
adipose (adj)
adrenal cortex (n); adrenal cortices (pl)
adrenal medulla (n); adrenal medullae (pl)
afferent (adj)
afferent neurons (n)
agenesis (vaginal) (n)
agglutinate (v); agglutination (n); agglutinin (n)
aglossia (n)
albumin (n)
albuminuria (n)
alimentary canal (n)
alopecia (n)
alopecia areata (n)
alveolus (n); alveoli (pl); alveolar (adj)
Alzheimer's disease (n)
ambiguous genitalia (n)
amblyopia (n)
amenorrhea (n)
amino acid (n)
amphiarthrosis (n)
amplitude (n)
amylase (n)
amylase (n) (blood test)
amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (n); amyotrophia (n)
anagen (n)
anal canal (n)
anaphylaxis (n); anaphylactoid (adj)
androgen (n); androgenic (adj)
anemia (n)
anencephaly (n); anencephalic (adj); anencephalia (n);
anencephalous (adj)
aneurysm (n)
angiectomy (n)
angina (pectoris) (n)
angiogram (n)
angioma (n)
angioplasty (n)
ankyloglossia (n)
ankylosing spondylitis (n)
ankylosis (n)
anomaly (n); anomalies (pl)
anorchism (n)
anotia (n)
antagonist (n); antagonize (v); antagonism (n)
antibody (n); antibodies (pl)
antigen (n); antigenic (adj)
anuria (n)
anus (n)
aorta (n); aortae (pl); aortic (adj); aortal (adj)
apex (n); apices (pl)
aphasia (n); aphasic (adj)
aplasia (n); aplastic (adj)
apocrine (adj)
appendectomy (n)
appendicitis (n)
aqueous humor (n)
arachnoid (n)
areola (n); areolae (pl); areolar (adj)
arrector pili (n)
arrhythmia (n)
arteriole (n)
arteriosclerosis (n)
arteriostenosis (n)
arteritis (n)
artery (n)
arthritis (n)
arthrocentesis (n)
arthrodesis (n)
arthrography (n)
arthroplasty (n)
arthroscopy (n)
articular cartilage (n)
articulate (v)
aspermatogenesis (n)
aspermia (n)
asthma (n)
astigmatism (n)
astrocyte (n)
ataxia (n)
ataxia telangiectasia (n)
atelectasis (n); atelectatic (adj)
atherosclerosis (n)
atopic dermatitis (n); atopia (n)
atresia (cervical) (n)
atrioventricular node (AV node) (n)
atrium (n); atria (pl); atrial (adj)
audiometry (n); audiology (n);
audiometer (n); audiometric (adj)
auditory (adj)
aura (n); aurae (pl)
aural (adj)
auricle (n); auricular (adj)
autoimmune (n)
autonomic nervous system (n)
avascular necrosis (n)
axon (n)
B
balanitis (n)
balloon angioplasty (n)
Bartholin's glands (n)
basal cell carcinoma (n)
basophil (n)
Bell's palsy (n)
benign prostatic hypertrophy (BPH) (n)
bicuspid valve (n)
bilateral salpingo-oophorectomy (n)
bilateral tubal ligation (n)
bile (n)
bladder (n)
blepharectomy (n)
blood urea nitrogen (BUN) (n)
bone marrow (n)
Bowman's capsule (n)
bradycardia (n)
brain (n)
brain scan (n)
brainstem (n)
breasts (n)
bronchial tree (n)
bronchiectasis (n)
bronchiole (n); bronchiolus (n); bronchioli (pl)
bronchiolitis (n)
bronchoscopy (n)
bronchus (n); bronchi (pl); bronchial (adj)
bulbourethral glands/Cowper's glands (n)
bulla (n); bullae (pl)
bundle of His (n)
bunion (n)
bursa (n); bursae (pl)
bursitis (n)
C
cafe au lait spot (n)
calcitonin (n)
calcium (n)
calyx/calix (n); calyces/calices (pl)
candidiasis (n)
canthus (n)
capillary (n)
carbohydrate (n)
carbon dioxide (n)
cardiac sphincter (n)
cardiomegaly (n)
carotenemia (n)
carpal (adj); carpus (n); carpi (pl)
carpal tunnel syndrome (n)
cartilage (n)
catalyze (v); catalyst (n); catalyzer (n); catalytic
(adj)
catecholamine (n)
catheterization (urinary) (n)
cecum (n); cecal (adj)
cell body (n)
central nervous system (n)
cerebral cortex (n); cerebral cortices (pl); cerebral
cortical (adj)
cerebral palsy
cerebrospinal fluid (n)
cerebrovascular accident
cerebrum (n); cerebra (pl); cerebral (adj)
cerumen (n)
cervix (n); cervices (pl); cervical (adj)
chiropractic (n); chiropractor (the professional who
practices chiropractic) (n)
chloasma (n)
cholangiography (n)
cholecystectomy (n)
cholecystitis (n)
cholecystokinin (n)
cholelithiasis (gallstones) (n)
cholesteatoma (n)
chondrocyte (n)
chordae tendineae (n)
chordotomy
choroid (n); choroidal (adj)
chyme (n)
cilia (pl); cilium (n)
circumcision (n)
circumscribed (adj)
cisterna chyli (n); cisternae chyli (pl)
clean catch (n)
cleft palate (n)
climacteric (n)
clitoris (n); clitorides (pl)
clubbing (n)
coagulation (n); coagulate (v); coagulant (n)
cochlea (n); cochleas or cochleae (pl); cochlear (adj)
cochlear implant (n)
collagen (n); collagenous (adj); collagenic (adj)
colloid (n)
colonoscopy (n)
colostomy (n)
colposcopy
comedo (n); comedones (pl)
common bile duct (n)
complement (n)
concha (n)
condyloma acuminatum (n); condylomata (pl)
confluent (adj)
congestive heart failure (n)
conjunctiva (n); conjunctivas or conjunctivae (pl);
conjunctival (adj)
constipation (n)
cor pulmonale (n)
cornea (n); corneal (adj)
coronary artery bypass graft (CABG) (n)
corpus albicans (n)
corpus cavernosum (n); corpora cavernosa (pl)
corpus luteum (n)
corpus spongiosum (n)
corpuscle (n); corpuscular (adj)
cortex (n); cortices (pl)
costovertebral angle (CVA) (n)
craniotomy
creatinine clearance (n)
Crohn's disease (n)
croup (n)
crust (n)
cryptorchism (n)
cutaneous (adj)
cuticle (n)
cyanosis (n)
cyst (n)
cystectomy (n)
cystic fibrosis (CF) (n)
cystitis (n)
cystocele (n)
cystogram (n)
cystopexy (n)
cytomegalovirus (CMV)
D
debridement (n)
decerebrate (adj)
deciduous (adj)
decorticate (v)
dementia (n)
dendrite (n)
depilatory (adj) (n); depilate (v); depilation (n)
dermabrasion (n)
dermatitis (n)
dermatology (n)
dermatome (n)
dermis (n); dermal (adj)
diabetes (n)
diaphysis (n); diaphyses (pl)
diarrhea (n)
diarthrosis (n); diarthroses (pl)
diastole (n)
diastolic pressure (n)
diencephalon (n)
differentiate (v); differentiation (n)
diffusion (n)
dilation and curettage (D&C) (n)
diplopia (n)
dislocation (n)
distal convoluted tubule (n)
diverticulum (n); diverticula (pl); diverticulosis (n);
diverticulitis (n)
dorsal root (n)
duodenum (n); duodenal (adj)
dura mater (n)
dysmenorrhea (n)
dyspareunia (n)
dysphagia (n)
dysphasia (n)
dyspnea (n)
dystocia (n)
dysuria (n)
E
ecchymosis (n)
eccrine (adj)
echocardiogram (n)
ectopic (beats) (adj); ectopia (n)
eczema (n)
efferent (adj)
efferent neurons (n)
ejaculation (n); ejaculate (n & v)
ejaculatory ducts (n)
electroencephalogram
electrolyte (n)
electromyograph (n)
embolism (n)
embolus (n); emboli (pl); embolization (n)
emesis (n); emetic (adj)
emphysema (n)
emulsion (n); emulsify (v)
endocarditis (n)
endochondral (adj)
endocrine gland (n)
endolymph (n); endolymphatic (adj)
endometriosis (n)
endometrium (n); endometria (pl); endometrial (adj)
endoscopy (n)
endosteum (n)
enuresis (n)
enzyme (n)
ephelis (n); ephelides (pl)
epicanthic fold (n)
epicardium (n); epicardial (adj)
epicondylitis (n)
epidermis (n); epidermal (adj)
epididymis (n)
epididymitis (n)
epididymotomy (n)
epididymovasectomy (n)
epigastric (adj)
epiglottis (n)
epiglottitis (n)
epiphyseal line (n)
epiphyseal plate (n)
epiphysis (n); epiphyses (pl)
epispadias (n)
epistaxis (n)
erosion (n)
erythema toxicum (n)
erythroblastosis fetalis (n)
erythrocyte sedimentation rate (n)
erythropoiesis (n); erythropoietin (n); erythropoietic
(adj)
eschar (n)
esophagus (n); esophagi (pl); esophageal (adj)
esophoria (n)
esotropia (n)
estrogen (n)
eustachian tube (n)
exanthem (n); exanthema (n)
excoriation (n)
exocrine gland (n)
exophoria (n)
exotropia (n)
expiration (n)
external urethral sphincter (n)
extracorporeal shock-wave lithotripsy (ESWL) (n)
extramedullary (adj)
extrapyramidal tract
F
fallopian tube (n)
fasciculus (n); fasciculi (pl); fascicular (adj); fascicle
(n)
fat (n)
feces (n) (pl); fecal (adj)
femur (n); femora (pl); femoral (adj)
fenestra ovalis (n)
fenestration (n)
fibrillation (n)
fibrin (n)
fibrinogen (n)
fibroids (myomas) (n)
fibrosis (n)
filtration (n)
fimbria (n); fimbriae (pl)
fissure (n)
follicle (n); follicular (adj); follicles (pl)
folliculitis (n)
fontanel (n)
foreskin/prepuce (n)
fracture (n)
fremitus (n)
frenulum (n); frenula (pl)
frequency (of urination) (n)
frontal lobe (n)
fundus (n); fundi (pl) fundal (adj)
G
gallbladder (n)
gamete (n)
ganglion (n); ganglia, ganglions (pl)
gastrectomy (n)
gastric juice (n)
gastroenterology (n)
gastroscopy (n)
genitalia, genitals (pl)
genu valgum (n)
genu varum (n)
GI series
glans penis (n)
glia (n); glial (adj)
globulin (n)
glomerular filtration rate (GFR) (n)
glomeruli (n); glomerulus (n)
glomerulonephritis (n)
glucagon (n)
glucocorticoid (n)
glucose (n)
glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase deficiency
glycoprotein (n)
glycosuria (n)
gonads (pl)
gonioplasty (n)
gonioscopy (n)
gout (n)
Graafian follicle (n)
granulocyte (n)
Gravesí disease (n)
greenstick fracture (n)
gynecology (n); gynecologist (n); gynecologic (adj)
gyrus (n); gyri (pl)
H
Hashimotoís thyroiditis (n)
hay fever (n)
HCG (human chorionic gonadotrophin) (n)
heart block (n)
heartburn (n)
helix (n)
hematoma (n)
hematopoiesis (n); hematopoietic (adj); hemopoiesis
(n); hemopoietic (adj)
hematuria (n)
hemisphere (n)
hemodialysis (n)
hemoglobin (n)
hemoglobinopathy (n)
hemolysis (n); hemolyze (v); hemolytic (adj)
hemolytic anemia (n)
hemophilia
hemorrhage (v, n); hemorrhagic (adj)
hemorrhoid (n); hemorrhoidal (adj)
hemosiderosis (n); hemosiderin (n)
hepatic (adj)
hepatitis (viral) (n)
hepatomegaly (n)
hereditary elliptocytosis or ovalocytosis
hereditary spherocytosis
hermaphroditism/hermaphrodism (n); hermaphrodite (n)
Herpesviridae
hesitancy (n)
hiatal (hiatus) hernia (n)
hidrosis (n)
high-density lipoprotein (HDL) (n)
hirsutism
homeostasis (n)
hormone (n)
horseshoe kidney (n)
human leukocyte antigen B-27 (n)
human papillomavirus (HPV) (n)
humerus (n); humeri (pl); humoral (adj)
humor (n); humoral (adj)
hydrocele (n)
hydrocephalus (n)
hydronephrosis (n)
hymen (n)
hypercalciuria (n)
hypercapnia (n)
hyperglycemia (n); hyperglycemic (adj)
hyperlipemia (n)
hypermenorrhea (n)
hyperopia (n)
hypertension (n)
hypertropia (n)
hypochromic (adj); hypochromia (n)
hypogastric (adj)
hypoglycemia (n); hypoglycemic (adj)
hypomenorrhea (n)
hypospadias (n)
hypotension (n)
hypothalamus (n)
hypoxia (n)
hysterectomy (n)
I
ictal (adj)
ileostomy (n)
ileum (n)
ileus (n)
immune (adj); immunity (n)
immune thrombocytopenic purpura (n)
immunodeficiency (n)
immunoglobulin (n)
immunology (n)
imperforate anus (n)
impetigo (n)
impotence (n)
incontinence (of urine) (n)
incus (n); incudes (pl)
index (n); indices (pl)
infantile automatisms (n)
infarct (n)
inflammatory response (n)
inguinal hernia (n)
innervate (v); innervation (n)
insertion (n)
inspiration (n)
insulin (n)
integrity (n)
integument (n); integumentary (adj)
intention tremor (n)
intercostal muscles (n)
interferon (n)
internal urethral sphincter (n)
interneurons (n)
intraocular (adj)
intravenous pyelogram (IVP) (n)
intubation (n)
intussusception (n)
involuntary muscle (n)
involution (n)
iris (n); irides (pl); iridal (adj)
ischemia (n)
islets of Langerhans (n)
isohemagglutinin (n)
isthmus (n)
J
jaundice (n)
jejunum (n)
joint (n)
joint capsule (n)
K
Kaposi's sarcoma
keloid (n)
keratin (n)
keratitis (n)
keratoconus (n)
keratosis (n)
kidney (n)
kidney stone (n)
kyphosis (n)
L
labia majora (n)
labia minora (n)
labyrinth (n)
labyrinthectomy (n)
labyrinthitis (n)
labyrinthotomy (n)
lacrimal (adj)
lacrimal caruncle (n)
lacrimal punctum (n); lacrimal puncta (pl)
lacteal (adj)
lactic acid (n)
lactiferous ducts (n)
lactose intolerance (n)
lanugo (n)
large intestine (n)
laryngectomy (n)
laryngopharynx (n)
laryngoscopy (n)
laryngotomy (n)
larynx (n)
laser surgery (n)
Legg-Calvé-Perthes disease (n)
lentigo (n); lentigines (pl)
leukocoria (n)
leukocyte (n)
lichenification (n)
ligament (n)
limbus (n); limbic (adj)
linea nigra (n); lineae nigrae (pl)
lipase (n) (blood test)
liver (n)
liver function tests (LFTs) (n)
lobectomy (n)
lobes (n)
loop of Henle (n)
lordosis (n)
low-density lipoprotein (LDL) (n)
lumbar puncture
lumen (n); lumina (pl)
lungs (n)
lunula (n)
lupus (n)
lymph node (n)
lymphocyte (n)
lymphoma
M
macrocyte (n); macrocytic (adj)
macrophage (n)
macrotia (n)
macula (n); macula lutea (n); maculae (pl); macular
(adj)
macule (n); macular (adj)
magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)
malleus (n); mallei (pl)
mammary souffle (n)
mammogram (n)
mastication (n); masticate (v)
matrix (n); matrices (pl)
meatus (n); meatuses or meatus (pl); meatal (adj)
meconium (n)
mediastinum (n)
medulla (n)
medulla oblongata (n)
medullary cavity (n)
megakaryocyte (n)
megaloblastic anemia (n)
melanin (n)
melanocyte (n)
melanoma (n)
melatonin (n)
menarche (n)
Meniere's disease (n)
meninges (pl); meninx (n); meningis (n)
meningomyelocele (n)
menometrorrhagia (n)
menopause (n)
menorrhagia (n)
menorrhalgia (n)
menses (n)
menstrual cycle (n); menstruation (n); menstruate (v)
mesentery (n)
metabolism (n); metabolite (n); metabolic (adj)
metatarsus valgus (n); metatarsus (sing); metatarsi
(pl); metatarsal (adj)
metatarsus varus (n)
metrorrhagia (n)
microcephaly (n)
microcyte (n); microcytic (adj)
microglia (n)
microphthalmia (n)
microtia (n)
microvilli (pl); microvillus (n)
micturition (n); micturate (v)
midbrain (n)
milia (n) (pl); milium (sing; usually appearing as a
rash, so plural is most common)
mineralocorticoid (n)
mitral valve (bicuspid valve) (n)
Mongolian spot (n)
monocyte (n)
mons pubis (n)
morphology (n)
mouth (n)
mucosa (n)
multiple sclerosis (n)
muscular dystrophy (n)
myasthenia gravis (n)
Mycobacterium avium intracellulare (MAI) complex
Mycobacterium tuberculosis (TB)
myelin (n); myelination (n); myelinic (adj)
myelodysplasia (n); myelodysplastic (adj)
myelofibrosis (n)
myocardial infarction (n)
myocarditis (n)
myofilaments (n)
myometrium (n)
myopia (n)
myringectomy (n)
myringitis (n)
myringoplasty (n)
myringotomy (n)
N
naris (n); nares (pl)
nasal septum (n)
nasolacrimal (adj)
nasopharynx (n)
negative feedback
neonatal necrotizing enterocolitis (NEC) (n)
neonate (n); neonatal (adj); neonatologist (n); neonatology
(n)
nephrectomy (n)
nephritis (n)
nephrolith (n)
nephrolithiasis (n)
nephron (n)
nephrosis (nephrotic syndrome) (n)
nephrostomy (n)
neuroglia (n)
neurology (n); neurologist (n); neurologic (adj); neurological
(adj)
neuron (n)
neuroplasty
neurotransmitter (n)
neutrophil (n)
nevus (n); nevi (pl)
nevus flammeus (n)
nocturia (n)
node of Ranvier (n)
nodule (n); nodular (adj)
nose (n); nasal (adj)
O
obstetrics (n); obstetrician (n); obstetrical (adj)
occipital lobe (n); occiput (n)
occult (adj)
olfactory (adj)
oligodendroglia (n)
oligomenorrhea (n)
oligospermia (n)
oliguria (n)
omentum (n)
onycholysis (n)
oocyte (n)
oogenesis (n)
ophthalmologist (n); ophthalmology (n); ophthalmologic
(adj)
ophthalmoscope (n); ophthalmoscopy (n); ophthalmoscopic
(adj)
ophthalmus (n); ophthalmic (adj)
opisthotonos (n)
optic (adj); optical (adj)
optometrist (n)
orchidorrhaphy (n)
orchiectomy (n)
orchitis (n)
organ of Corti (n)
origin (n)
oropharynx (n)
orthopedics (n); orthopaedics (European spelling); orthopedist
(n)
orthopnea (n)
Osgood-Schlatter disease (n)
ossicle (n); ossicular (adj)
ossification (n); ossify (v)
osteoarthritis (n)
osteoblast (n)
osteoclast (n)
osteocyte (n)
osteoporosis (n)
otalgia (n)
otitis externa (n)
otitis media (n)
otosclerosis (n)
otoscope (n); otoscopy (n)
ovary (n); ovaries (pl)
ovulation (n)
ovum (n); ova (pl)
oxygen (n)
oxyhemoglobin (n)
P
palatine tonsil (n)
pallor (n)
palpebra (n); palpebrae (pl); palpebral (adj)
palpitation (n)
pancreas (n); pancreatic (adj)
pancytopenia (n)
Pap smear (n)
papilla (n); papillae (pl)
papule (n); papular (adj)
paralysis (n)
paranasal sinuses (n)
parasympathetic nervous system (n)
parathyroid (n)
paresis (n)
paresthesia (n); paresthetic (adj)
parietal (adj)
parietal lobes (n)
Parkinsonís disease (n)
paronychia (n); paronychial (adj)
parotid (n)
paroxysmal tachycardia (n)
pelvis (n) (in kidney)
penis (n); penes (pl); penile (adj)
percutaneous transluminal coronary angioplasty (PTCA)
(n)
periauricular (adj)
pericarditis (n)
pericardium (n); pericardial (adj)
perilymph (n); perilymphatic (adj)
perimetry (n)
perineum (n); perinea (pl); perineal (adj)
periosteum (n)
peripheral iridectomy (n)
peripheral nervous system (n)
peristalsis (n)
peritoneal dialysis (PD) (n)
peritoneum (n)
pernicious anemia (n)
pes planus (n); pedes (sing); pedi (pl)
petechia (n); petechiae (pl)
phacoemulsification (n)
phagocytosis (n); phagocyte (n); phagocytic (adj); phagocytose
(v); phagocytize (v)
pharyngeal tonsil
pharynx (n)
phimosis (n); phimoses (pl)
phlebitis (n)
photon absorptiometry (n)
physique (n)
pia mater (n)
pineal body (n)
pinna (n); pinnae (pl)
placenta (n)
plaque (n); plaques (pl)
plasma (n)
platelet (n)
pleura (general use and sing n); pleurae (pl)
pleural effusion (n)
pleurisy (n)
plicae (pl); plica (n)
Pneumoncystis carinii pneumonia (PCP)
pneumonia (n)
pneumothorax (n)
podagra (n)
poliomyelitis (n)
polycythemia vera (n)
polydactyly (n)
polymorphonuclear leukocyte (PMN) (n)
polyorchism/polyorchidism (n)
polyotia (n)
polyp (n)
polyuria (n)
pons (n); pontes (pl)
positron emission tomography (PET)
presbycusis (n)
presbyopia (n); presbyopic (adj)
priapism (n)
proctoscopy (n)
progesterone (n)
prolapse (uterine) (n)
prostate [gland] (n)
prostate-specific antigen (PSA) (n)
prostatitis (n)
protein (n)
prothrombin (n)
prototype (n)
proximal convoluted tubule (n)
psoriasis (n)
puberty (n)
pulmonary function tests (n)
pulmonology (n)
pulse (n)
Purkinje fibers (n)
purpura (n)
pustule (n); pustular (adj)
pyelonephritis (n)
pyloric sphincter (n)
pyloric stenosis (n)
pylorus (n)
pyuria (n)
R
radicotomy
Raynaud's disease (phenomenon, syndrome) (n)
reabsorption (n)
rectocele (n)
rectum (n)
reflex arc (n)
reflux (n)
renal colic (n)
renal corpuscle (n)
renal scan (n)
renal tubule (n)
resection (n)
resorb (v)
respiration (n); respiratory (adj)
retinoblastoma (n)
retinopathy (n)
retroperitoneal (adj)
retrovirus (n)
rheumatoid arthritis (n)
rheumatoid factor (n)
rheumatology (n); rheumatologist (n); rheumatoid (adj);
rheumatic (adj)
rhinoplasty (n)
rhizotomy
Rinneís test (n)
Romberg test
root (n)
rugae (pl); ruga (n)
S
saccule (n); sacculi (pl); saccular (adj)
saliva (n); salivary (adj)
salpingitis (n)
salpinx (sing); salpinges (pl)
sarcomeres (n)
scale (n)
scar (n)
Schwann cells (n)
sclera (n); sclerae (pl); scleral (adj)
scleroderma (n)
sclerotomy (n)
scoliosis (n)
scrotum (n); scrota, scrotums (pl); scrotal (adj)
sebaceous gland (n)
seborrhea (n)
sebum (n)
secretion (n)
seizure (n)
semen (n); semina, semens (pl); seminal (adj)
semicircular canal (n)
semilunar valves (n)
seminal vesicles (n)
septum (n)
serum (n)
serum alkaline phosphatase (n)
serum cholesterol (n)
serum creatine phosphokinase (n)
sexually transmitted disease (STD) (n)
shaft (hair) (n)
shotty
sickle cell anemia
sigmoidoscopy (n)
single photon emission computed tomography (SPECT)
sinusitis (n)
skeletal muscle (n)
small intestine (n)
smooth muscle (n)
somatic nervous system (n)
somatostatin (n)
speculum (sing); specula (pl)
sperm, spermatozoa (n)
sphincterotomy (n)
spina bifida (n)
spinal tap
spirometry (n)
spleen (n)
splenomegaly (n)
sprain (n)
squamous cell carcinoma (n)
stapes (n)
sterility (n)
sternum (n)
stomach (n)
strabismus (n)
stratum corneum (n)
stratum germinativum (n)
stria (n); striae (pl)
striated muscle (n)
stridor (n)
subcutaneous (adj)
sublingual (adj)
subluxation (n)
submandibular (adj)
sulci (pl); sulcus (n)
superior vena cava syndrome (n)
suprapubic (adj)
surfactant (n)
suture lines (n)
sympathetic nervous system (n)
symphysis pubis (n)
synapse (n)
synarthrosis (n); synarthroses (pl)
syndactyly (n)
synovial fluid (n)
synovial membrane (n)
systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) (n)
systole (n)
systolic pressure (n)
T
tachycardia (n)
tachypnea (n)
talipes equinovarus (n)
teeth (pl); tooth (n)
telangiectasia (n); telangiectasis (n); telangiectases
(pl)
telogen (n)
temporal lobe (n)
tenosynovitis (n)
testicle (n); testicular (adj)
testicular torsion (n)
testis (n); testes (pl)
testosterone (n)
thalamus (n)
thalassemia
thallium stress test (n)
thelarche (n)
thoracentesis (n)
thoracic cavity (n)
thoracic duct (n)
thoracotomy (n)
thrombin (n)
thrombocytopenia (n)
thrombophlebitis (n)
thrombopoietin (n); thrombopoiesis (n)
thrombosis (n); thromboses (pl)
thrombus (n)
thymosin (n)
thymus (n)
thyroid (n)
thyroxine T4 (n)
tibial torsion (n); tibia (n); tibiae (pl); tibial (adj)
tinnitus (n)
tonometry (n)
tonsil (n)
Tourette syndrome (n)
trabecula (n); trabeculae (pl); trabecular (adj)
trabeculoplasty (n)
trachea (n)
tracheoesophageal fistula (T-E fistula) (n)
tracheostomy (n); tracheotomy (n)
tragus (n); tragi (pl); tragal (adj)
transesophageal echocardiography (n)
transfusion (n)
transient ischemic attack (n)
transurethral resection of the prostate (TURP)
tricuspid valve (n)
triglycerides (n)
triiodothyronine T3 (n)
tropic hormones (n)
tuberculosis (n)
tubule (n)
turgor (n)
tympanectomy (n)
tympanic membrane (n)
tympanosclerosis (n)
tympanotomy (n)
U
ulcer (n)
ulcerative colitis (n)
umbilical (adj); umbilicus (n)
umbilical hernia (n)
uremia (n)
ureter (n)
ureteritis (n)
urethra (n); urethral (adj)
urethritis (n)
urgency (n)
uric acid test (n)
urinalysis (UA) (n)
urinary meatus (n)
urinary retention (n)
urinary tract infection (UTI) (n)
urine (n); urinate (v); urinary (adj)
urticaria (n); urticarial (adj)
uterus (n); uteri (pl); uterine (adj)
utricle (n)
uvula (n)
V
vagina (n); vaginal (adj)
varicocele (n)
varicose vein (n)
vas deferens/ductus deferens (n)
vasectomy (n)
vasoconstriction (n)
vasodilation (n)
vasospasm (n)
vein (n)
vena cava (n); venae cavae (pl)
ventricle (n)
ventriculotomy
venules (n)
vermiform appendix (n)
vernix caseosa
verruca (n)
vertebra (n); vertebrae (pl)
vertigo (n)
vesicle (n); vesicular (adj)
vesicoureteral reflux (n)
vesiculectomy (n)
vestibule (n); vestibular (adj) [in ear]
vestibule (n); vestibular (adj) [in vagina]
villi (pl); villus (n)
visceral (adj)
vitiligo (n)
vitreous humor (n)
void (v)
voluntary muscle (n)
von Willebrandís disease
vulva (n); vulvar (adj); vulval (adj)
W
Weber's test (n)
wheal (n)
Wiskott-Aldrich syndrome (n)
X
xanthoma (n)
xerosis (n)
Z
zygote (n)
Z lines
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