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A collection of tissue that form a structure specialising in a particular function (eg. liver)
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organ
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A living thing composed of many components that carry out different functions but are mutually dependent on each other to survive.
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organism
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Phase of the menstrual cycle, involving the release of an egg from one of the ovaries.
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ovulation
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A progressive, degenerative joint disease, where tissues in joints break down over time.
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osteoarthritis
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The study of cancer.
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oncology
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A physician who focuses on the whole body, including soft tissues, the spine, and the nervous system, and treats the patient using physical manipulation techniques.
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osteopath
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An anxiety disorder, involving excessive thoughts that can lead to repetitive behaviours.
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OCD
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The blockage of a blood vessel.
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occlusion
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Specialist dentists trained in the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of dental and facial irregularities.
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orthodontist
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The attachment site that doesn't move during muscle contraction.
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origin
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A lobe in the brain responsible for visual perception.
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occipital
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A condition involving excessive body fat, that can increase risk of other health complications.
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obesity
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Chemical element necessary for survival.
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oxygen
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Medicated formulas with an oil base.
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ointment
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The suffix meaning tumour or cancer.
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oma
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A patient who is being treated outside of hospital.
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outpatient
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Relating to the mouth.
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oral
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Tendency of fluids to move from the less concentrated to the more concentrated side of a semipermeable membrane via passive transport.
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osmosis
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A branch of healthcare helping people of all ages who have physical, sensory, or cognitive issues.
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occupational therapy
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A hormone involved in both female and male reproductive systems, including labour and delivery. Is also known as the love hormone.
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oxytocin
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