physiopathologic

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physiopathologic

[fiz″e-o-path″o-loj´ik]

pertaining to pathologic physiology.

phys·i·o·path·o·log·ic

, physiopathological (fiz'ē-ō-path'ō-loj'ik),

Relating to pathologic physiology.

physiopathologic

/phys·io·patho·log·ic/ (fiz″e-o-path″ah-loj´ik) pertaining to pathologic physiology.

physiopathologic

[fiz′ē·əpath′əloj′ik]

Etymology: Gk, physis, nature, pathos, disease, logos, science

pertaining to the physiologic approach to disease.

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