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level questions: vocab

Question	Answer
auditory	acusticus, a, um
entry	aditus, ūs, m.
any nearly closed cavity	antrum, ī, n.
channel carrying clear liquid	aquaeductus, ūs, m.
arch, archlike structure	arcus, ūs, m.
bile duct	cholēdochus, ī, m.
gall or bile duct	ductus cholēdochus
circulatory	circulatōrius, a, um
circumference	circumferentia, ae, f.
horn, hornlike structure	cornū, ūs, n.
associated with the superficial skin	cūtāneus, a, um
diaphragmatic	diaphragmaticus, a, um
disc	discus, ī, m.
duct, canal	ductus, ūs, m.
gall or bile duct	ductus cholēdochus
milk duct	ductus lactifer
lymphatic duct	ductus lymphaticus
endocrine	endocrīnus, a, um
face	faciēs, ēī, f.
knee	genū, ūs, n.
aperture, opening	hiātus, ūs, m.
lactiferous, yielding milk	lactifer, a, um
hand	manus, ūs, f.
mastoid (breast-shaped)	mastoīdeus, a, um
passage	meātus, ūs, m.
auditory meatus	meātus acūsticus
styloid (peg-shaped)	styloīdeus, a, um
way	tractus, ūs, m.
tympanic	tympanicus, a, um
valve	valva, ae, f.
venous	vēnōsus, a, um
zygomatic, cheek	zygomaticus, a, um
abortion, miscarriage	abortus, ūs, m.
abscess	abscessus, ūs, m.
aromatic	arōmaticus, a, um
hearing	audītus, ūs, m.
stammer, stutter	balbutiēs, ēī, f.
growing grey	cānītiēs, ēī, f.
destruction, decay	cariēs, ēī, f.
breakdown	collapsus, ūs, m.
course, process	cursus, ūs, m.
bedsore	dēcubitus, ūs, m.
course, history	dēcursus, ūs, m.
progress of an illness	dēcursus morbī
day	diēs, ēī, f.
exit, death	exitus, ūs, m.
fetus	fētus, ūs, m.
grade	gradus, ūs, m.
pregnant woman	gravida, ae, f.
taste	gustus, ūs, m.
presence of excessive bodily and facial hair	hirsūtiēs, ēī, f.
stroke or attack	ictus, ūs, m.
infarction	īnfarctus, ūs, m.
medical findings	inventus, ūs, m.
free	līber, era, erum
physician	medicus, ī, m.
bite	morsus, ūs, m.
sickness	nausea, ae, f.
olfaction, the sense of smell	olfactus, ūs, m.
delivery	partus, ūs, m.
premature (before usual time)	praemātūrus, a, um
a falling down of an organ	prōlapsus, ūs, m.
itching	prūrītus, ūs, m.
pulse, beat	pulsus, ūs, m.
rabies	rabiēs, ēī, f.
thing, object, matter	rēs, ēī, f.
remainder	residuum, ī, n.
scabies	scabiēs, ēī, f.
sense	sensus, ūs, m.
the site, location	situs, ūs, m.
sort, kind	speciēs, ēī, f.
tea, herbal infusion (only pl.)	speciēs, ērum, f.
spontaneous, of itself	spontāneus, a, um
state, condition	status, ūs, m.
clinical notes about the illness	status morbī
juice	succus, ī, m.
touch	tāctus, ūs, m.
urologic	ūrologicus, a, um
use	ūsus, ūs, m.
bent or twisted inward	valgus, a, um
bent outward	vārus, a, um
defect	vitium, ī, n.
vision	vīsus, ūs, m.
vomiting	vomitus, ūs, m.
nervous	nervōsus, a, um
eye socket	orbita, ae, f.
ossicle, small bone	ossiculum, ī, n.
palm	palma, ae, f.
pedicle	pediculus, ī, m.
pericardium (the membrane around the heart)	pericardium, ī, n.
petrosal (rocky)	petrōsus, a, um
network	plexus, ūs, m.
process, projection or outgrowth	prōcessus, ūs, m.
pterygoid process	prōcessus pterygoideus
one´s own	proprius, a, um
pterygoid, wing-shaped	pterygoideus, a, um
recess (small hollow)	rēcessus, ūs, m.
septum (a thin wall separating two cavities)	sēptum, ī, n.
sigmoid (resembling in the outline letter S)	sigmoīdeus, a, um
sigmoid colon	cōlon sigmoīdeum
a channel for the passage of blood or lymph; a hollow in a bone or some other tissue	sinus, ūs, m.
thorny	spīnōsus, a, um