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Question 21

The singular form of the term that means a wall dividing two cavities is:

		corpus
		septum
		corpora
		septa
		corpa

Question 22

The singular form of the word for body organ is:

		viscer
		viscus
		viscera
		viscerae
		viscos

Question 23

The terms urethra and ureter do not have these elements:

		Root word and suffix
		Prefix and suffix
		Prefix and root word
		Suffix
		Prefix

Question 24

What is the correct pronunciation of costovertebral?

		KOSTO-ver-TREE-bral
		cost-o-VER-tre-bal
		kos-toe-VER-tee-bral
		COSTO-ver-tree-bral
		kosto-ver-tree-BAL

Question 25

What is the correct pronunciation of radiopaque?

		ray-dee-oh-PAKE
		ra-di-o-PAKE
		RADIOH-plaque
		radio-PAKE
		ray-DI-o-pake

Question 26

What is the proper pronunciation of hypertension?

		HIGH-pa-tin-SHAN
		HIGH-per-TEN-shun
		HI-pert-EN-shiun
		HI-por-TENS-un

Question 26

What is the proper pronunciation of hypertension?

		HIGH-pa-tin-SHAN
		HIGH-per-TEN-shun
		HI-pert-EN-shiun
		HI-por-TENS-un

Which medical term has an element meaning to flow profusely?

		Dentistry
		Endocardium
		Hemorrhage
		Pyrexia
		Diagnosi

Question 28

Which of the following singular and plural forms are both correct?

		Viscus and viscae
		Vellus and vellui
		Calyx and calises
		Phalanx and phalanges
		Larinx and laringes

Question 29

Which of the following singular and plural forms are both correct?

		Ganglion and ganglia
		Axilla and axillas
		Cortex and cortixes
		Diagnosis and diagnosises
		Lumen and lumens

Question 30

Which of the following statements is NOT true?

		A root with a combining vowel added to it is called a combining form.
		The combining form can be attached to another root or combining form.
		The combining form cannot precede a suffix.
		In this text, the root is separated from the combining vowel by "/."
		Identifying the root or combining form is a part of the medical term analysis process.

Answer 1

21)Option B.

Septum.

It is the structure which divides two cavities.Septum is present k the middle of nose which seperates right and left nasal cavity.

22)Option B.

Viscus.

It is word for body organ.

23)Option B.

Prefix and suffix.

Urethra and ureter does not have prefix and suffix.

24)Option C.

Kos-teo-VER-tee-bral.

25)Option A.

ray-dee-oh-pake.

26)Option B.

HIGH-per-TEEN-shun

27)Option C.

Hemorrhage.

28)Option D.

Phalanx and phalanges.

29)Option A.

Ganglion and ganglia.

30)Option C.

The combining form cannot precede a suffix.