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    This document lists medical terms and their meanings. It provides prefixes, roots, and suffixes for terms including paraesthesia, anaesthesia, retrosternal, orthopnea, dysmenorrhoea, dispepsia, oedema, and insomnia. The terms are defined in a medical dictionary or textbook to understand their meanings in a medical context.

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    This document lists medical terms and their meanings. It provides prefixes, roots, and suffixes for terms including paraesthesia, anaesthesia, retrosternal, orthopnea, dysmenorrhoea, dispepsia, oedema, and insomnia. The terms are defined in a medical dictionary or textbook to understand their meanings in a medical context.

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    Medical terms

    Identify prefix-root-suffix meaning

    Paraesthesia

    Anaesthesia

    Retrosternal

    Orthopnea

    Dysmenorrhoea

    Dispepsia

    Oedema

    Insomnia

    Dyspnoea

    1 Glendinning, EH & Holmstrm, BAS (2006): English in Medicine. CUP,


    Cambridge, UK. p.19.

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