Enter each word element into one cell, with no slashes or spaces. Use as many cells...

Enter each word element into one cell, with no slashes or spaces. Use as many cells as necessary – you may not need all cells provided. If no entry is required, leave the cell empty. For example, abdominoplasty = abdomin | o | plasty

4. Relating to the abdominal cavity

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Expert Solution

abdomin|al = abdominal [relating to the abdominal cavity]

abdomin | o | centesis = abdominocentesis [ removal of the excess fluid in abdominal cavity by a surgical puncture]

Few more examples for word analysis are given below:

Palate | o | plasty = palatoplasty [reconstruction of the palate]

bronchi | al | thermo | plasty = bronchial thermo plasty [ reconstruction of the bronchi using heat waves through a surgical incision]

Ex | ost | osis = Exostosis [it is a condition outside the bones, also known as osteoma]

Myo | card | itis = Myocarditis [ inflammation of the myocardium / inflammation of the muscles of the heart]

Cardio | pulmon | ary = Cardiopulmonary [ associated with / pertaining to the heart and lungs]

my | o | si | tis = myositis [ inflammation of the muscles]

tendin | itis = tendinitis [ inflammation of a tendon]

ost | algia = Ostalgia [ pain in a bone / bones ]

athero | scler | osis = atherosclerosis [ fat deposits or plaque formation in the vessel walls]

hem | o | rrhage = hemorrhage [ bleeding from a body part]

angio | scope = angioscope [ an endoscope used in visualization of interior of blood vessels]

thoraco | tomy = thoracotomy [ surgery involving opening of the chest wall]

Nightingale answered 1 year ago

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