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articul/o
jointMedical Terminology Roots
aur/o; auricul/o
earMedical Terminology Roots
auscult/o
to listenMedical Terminology Roots
clavicul/o
clavicle (collar bone)Medical Terminology Roots
culd/o
cul-de-sacMedical Terminology Roots
follicul/o
follicle; small sacMedical Terminology Roots
muscul/o
muscleMedical Terminology Roots
ocul/o
eyeMedical Terminology Roots
ossicul/o
ossicle (small bone)Medical Terminology Roots
pedicul/o
louseMedical Terminology Roots
radicul/o
nerve rootMedical Terminology Roots
reticul/o
networkMedical Terminology Roots
vascul/o
vessel (blood)Medical Terminology Roots
ventricul/o
ventricle (of heart or brain)Medical Terminology Roots
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