Latin root sens
easily affected by changes. feeling, or touch
sensitive
to come to an end or to stop living
expire
a dead body
corpse
a break or crack, espically in a bone
fracture
of no danger to hearlth; not harmful
benign
posture
related to the 5 senses
sensory
the act of breathing in and out
respiration
a group of people working together for a special purpose
corps
a sign that something is wrong in the body
symptom
to breathe out
exhale
The study of how parts of the body work
physiology
1)showing good judgement; practical and reasonable
sensible
to remove fluid or an obstruction by suction
aspirate
a tight piece of clothing worn around the waist for support and shape
corset
the sick feeling that makes you feel like you might throw up
nausea
very strong or powerful
potent
the natural color, texture, and look of a person's skin, especially the face
complexion
1) a feeling in the body from one of the 5 senses
2) a person or thing that causes great excitement
sensation
to sweat
perspire
related to the human body; also a low military rank
corporal
swelling, redness, or pain in part of the body, usually from injury or infection
inflammation
great physical strength or energy
vigor
related to the body; something you can see or touch
physical
to decrease a reaction; to make someone less sensitive to pain, fear, or feelings
desensitize
a person too sick or weak to care for themselves
invaild
the strength or energy to keep going for a long time
stamina
the physical health, strength, and condition of a person
constitution
what does the latin root sens mean?
to feel
what does the latin root spir mean?
to breathe
what does the latin root corp mean?
body
something that causes pain, suffering, or difficulty
affliction
to make someone or something feel strong or fresh again
rejuvenate