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liver; Hepatitis (inflammation of the liver)

heart; Cardiology (study of the heart)

disease; Pathology (the study of disease)

radiation, x-ray; Radiology (study of X-rays and other high-energy radiation)

sound; Sonogram (image produced by ultrasound)

tube, usually fallopian tube; Salpingectomy (surgical removal of a fallopian tube)

hormone; Endocrinology (study of hormones and glands that produce them)

child, foot; Pediatrics (branch of medicine concerning children)

tumor; Oncology (study of tumors and cancer)

life; Biology (study of life)

blood vessel; Hemangioma (a benign tumor of blood vessels)

tongue; Linguogingival (pertaining to the tongue and gums)

joint; Arthritis (inflammation of joints)

vagina; Colposcopy (visual examination of the vagina and cervix)

form, structure; Morphology (study of the form and structure of organisms)

ear; Otology (study of the ear and its diseases)

digit (finger or toe); Dactylography (study of fingerprints)

blood; Hemophilia (disorder affecting blood's ability to clot)

physician, medicine; Iatrogenic (illness caused by medical treatment)

slow; Bradycardia (slow heart rate)

bone marrow or spinal cord; Myelopathy (disease affecting the spinal cord)

cell; Cytology (study of cells)

eye; Ophthalmology (study of the eye and its diseases)

nerve; Neurology (study of the nervous system)

mind; Psychology (study of the mind)

vein; Phlebotomy (the act of drawing or removing blood from the circulatory system)

foreign; Xenotransplantation (transplanting tissues from one species to another)

tissue; Histology (study of the microscopic structure of tissues)

black; Melanocyte (a cell that produces the pigment melanin)

nose; Rhinoplasty (surgical reshaping of the nose)

heat; Thermometer (device that measures temperature)

blood; Hematology (study of blood)

cold; Cryotherapy (treatment with extreme cold)

abdomen; Laparoscopy (minimally invasive surgery of the abdomen)

fat; Liposuction (surgical removal of fat)

nucleus; Karyotype (the number and visual appearance of the chromosomes in the cell nuclei)

measure; Metrology (the science of measurement)

stomach; Gastroenterology (study of the stomach and intestines)

muscle; Myopathy (muscle disease)

lung; Pulmonology (study of lung function)

origin, birth; Genotype (genetic makeup of an organism)

vessel; Angiogram (X-ray of blood vessels)

fast; Tachycardia (fast heart rate)

bone; Osteoporosis (a condition of fragile bones)

uterus; Hysterectomy (surgical removal of the uterus)

white; Leukocyte (white blood cell)

brain; Encephalopathy (brain disease)

kidney; Nephrology (study of kidney function)

skin; Dermatology (study of the skin)

renal pelvis; Pyelogram (X-ray of the renal pelvis)

milk; Lactose (milk sugar)

male; Andrology (study of male health)

female; Gynecology (study of female health)