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Medical terminologyFrom: Gloria Lemay (gloria_lemay@ultranet.ca)Wed Feb 24 13:41:39 1999
anally- occurring yearly artery-- boutique of paintings bacteria--back door to cafeteria barium -what must be done to patients when treatment fails c-section-cheap seats at the hockey game Cesarean section-a district in Rome Catarrh- a stringed instrument CAT scan--searching for kitty cauterize--made eye contact with her colic -a sheep dog coma -a punctuation mark congenital -friendly crowning -big event for a queen D & C -where Washington is Diarrhea -journal of daily events Dilate -to live long Enema -not a friend Fester -quicker Fetoscope--instrument to measure shoe size Fibula -a small lie Genital -non-Jewish G. I. series -soldiers' ball game High Colonic -Jewish religious service Impotent -distinguished, well known Intense pain -torture in a teepee lie -where your golf ball lands labour pain- got hurt at work Medical staff -what a physician uses for a cane morbid -higher offer Nitrate -cheaper than the day rate Node -was aware of outpatient -person who has fainted pap smear -fatherhood test Pelvis -cousin of Elvis Post Operative -mail man Prostate -flat on your back Post partum -problem with your back yard fence protein -favouring young people recovery room -place to do upholstery rectum -damn near killed em Rheumatic -amorous Scar -rolled tobacco leaf; presidential dildoe secretion -hiding anything seizure -Roman emperor serology -study of Knighthood tablet -small table terminal illness -sick at the airport testicle -examination for ticklishness Tibia -country in N. Africa Tumour -an extra pair Urine -opposite of you're out Varicose -located nearby Vein -conceited Send me yours and I'll expand my list. gloria_lemay@ultranet.ca
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