| A | B |
| brachycephalic | having a relatively short, broad head |
| leucocytosis | an increase in the number of leucocytes (white blood cells) |
| hemostat | a clamp that compresses the ends of small blood vessels to stop hemorrhage |
| tachylyte (also tachylite) | a black, glassy basalt of volcanic origin that is easily fusible (i.e. loosened) |
| erythrocytometer | an instrument for counting red blood corpuscles |
| hydrotherapy | the scientific treatment of disease by means of water |
| erythrism | a condition of abnormal redness, as of plumage, skin or hair |
| doliochocephal | having a relatively long head |
| pentamerous | consisting of or divided into five parts |
| homeopathy | treating disease with small doses of a remedy that, in larger doses, would produce symptoms of the disease |
| arthromere | one division of the body of an articulate (jointed) animal |
| aneurism | a cardiac or arterial blood-filling dilation (swelling) |
| tachometer | an instrument for measuring or indicating the speed of the blood |
| physiotherapist | one who treats physical defects by physical & mechanical means |
| osteophyte | a bony outgrowth |
| chlorosis | an iron-deficiency anemia characterized by a yellowish-green complexion |
| isomerous | having an equal number of parts, markings, or ridges |
| idiopathic | arising spontaneously or from an unknown cause |
| urolith | a calculus (concretion of mineral salts) in the urinary tract (e,g gallstones, kidney stones) |
| stenosis | the contraction or constriction of a passage, duct, or canal |