Say the word aloud and listen to what syllable you emphasise.
"an" is the primary accented syllable in "angioplasty."
The first syllable of biopsy is accented.
Urinary is accented on the first syllable.
The primary accented syllable of the medical word "thyroiditis" is the third syllable: "di." The word is pronounced as "thy-roid-i-tis," with the emphasis placed on the "di" syllable.
"pat" is the primary accented syllable in hepatosplenomegaly. "meg" has almost the same stress.
The primary accented syllable is the second to the last syllable (the "penultimate" syllable). Accordingly, 'gynecologic' could be rendered gynecológic or gynecolOgic for transcription purposes.
The second syllable is the primary accented syllable in "hypertrophy."
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Speak the word aloud and the accented syllable is the syllable that you stress more when pronouncing it. Diastole is accented on the second syllable.
In the pronunciation of the medical word "antibody," the primary accented syllable is the second syllable: "ti." Therefore, it is pronounced as "an-TI-body." The emphasis on the "ti" helps distinguish the word clearly in medical contexts.
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Hepa which gives you the root word.