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Medical terminology

|Artery — Study of paintingsBacteria — Back door of cafeteriaBarium — What doctors do when treatment failsBowel — Letter like A.E.I.O.UCaesarean section — District in RomeCat scan — Searching for kittyCauterize — Made eye contact with herColic — Sheep dogComa — A punctuation markCongenital — FriendlyD&C — Where Washington isDiarrhea — Journal of daily eventsDilate — To live longEnema — Not a friendFester — QuickerFibula — A small lieG.I. Series — Soldiers‘ ball gameGrippe — SuitcaseHangnail — CoathookImpotent — Distinguished, well knownIntense pain — Torture in a teepeeLabor pain — Got hurt at workMedical staff — Doctor’s caneMorbid — Higher offerNitrate — Cheaper than day rateNode — Was aware ofOutpatient — Person who had faintedPelvis — Cousin of ElvisPost operative — Letter carrierProtein — Favoring young peopleRectum — It almost killed himRecovery room — Place to do upholsteryRheumatic — AmorousScar — Rolled tobacco leafSecretion — Hiding anythingSeizure — Roman emperorSerology — Study of knighthoodTablet — Small tableTerminal illness — Sickness at airportTibia — Country in North AfricaTumor — An extra pairUrine — Opposite of you’re outVaricose — Located nearbyVein — Conceited

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