Question 1
The prefix is:
the core of the word |
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found at the end of the word |
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the beginning of some words |
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the combining of the word |
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rarely used in the medical language |
Question 2
Which of the following words means a bone-producing cell?
Fibroblast |
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Osteoblast |
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Osteoclast |
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Osteocyte |
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Periosteum |
Question 3
Which of the following words has a suffix that means repair?
Gastroenteritis |
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Cardiomegaly |
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Dermatology |
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Arthroplasty |
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Respiratory |
Question 4
Which of the following terms is spelled correctly?
Respirotory |
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Resperatory |
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Risperatory |
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Respiratory |
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Risspiratory |
Question 5
Which of the following medical terms has a suffix that means pertaining to?
Endocardium |
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Pyrexia |
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Costovertebral |
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Carditis |
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Hyperthyroidism |
Question 6
An example of a word with two combining forms is:
gastroenterology |
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cardiology |
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arthroplasty |
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dermatology |
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respiratory |
Question 7
Which of the following statements is true?
To analyze a medical term, reread the term and practice pronunciation in syllables. |
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Breaking a medical term down into basic elements or forms is called defining the term. |
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Not every medical term will have all elements present at the same time. |
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The term endocarditis has two word elements. |
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The documentation that you write in a patient's record is for reference only. It is not a legal document. |
Question 8
In the term endocarditis, what is the root and what does the root mean?
The root is endo-, and it means inside or within. |
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The root is card-, and it means heart. |
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The root is -itis, and it means inflammation. |
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The root is endo-, and it means around. |
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The root is card-, and it means artery. |
Question 9
A thin layer of tissue covering a structure or cavity is a(n):
hormone |
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membrane |
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steroid |
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endoplasmic reticulum |
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electrolyte |
Question 10
The plural form of the word for armpit is:
axillaa |
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axillas |
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axillary |
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axillae |
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axillaee |
Question 11
Which of the following statements is NOT true?
The costovertebral angle is the angle between the twelfth rib and the spine. |
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Trapezius is a back muscle, and trapezium is a bone in the wrist. |
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The malleus is a bone in the middle ear, and malleolus is a bony protuberance in the ankle. |
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The urethra and the ureter are both located in the upper abdomen. |
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Neurology is the study of diseases of the nervous system, and urology is the study of diseases of the kidney, bladder, and the male reproductive system. |
Question 12
Arthroscopy has the combining form arthr/o-, from the Greek word for:
joint |
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blood |
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stomach |
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heart |
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arteries |
Question 13
If rhino means nose, what would a surgical repair of a broken nose be called?
Rhinodesis |
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Rhinoscopy |
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Rhinoplasty |
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Rhinopexy |
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Rhinitis |
Question 14
Dermatitis is:
The study of the skin |
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Inflammation of the skin |
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Fixation of a joint |
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Visual examination of a joint |
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Repair of a joint |
Question 15
Some medical terms do not have any prefix, some do not contain any suffix and some contain neither a prefix nor a suffix. Which of the following terms is composed of a root, a combining form and a suffix?
Urethra |
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Ureter |
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Urine |
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Costovertebral |
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Cardiology. |
Question 16
The term for lying flat on the belly is _____________ and its Latin meaning is ______________.
transverse; crosswise |
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supine; bend backward |
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prone; bending forward |
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sagittal; bending forward |
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ventral; prone |
Question 17
The term gastroscopy means:
inflammation of the stomach |
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visual examination of the bladder |
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visual examination of the stomach |
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inflammation of the bladder |
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visual examination of the lower intestine |
Question 18
LUQ is an abbreviation referring to:
the lower urinary tract |
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the finding of liquid in the umbilicus |
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the thoracic cavity |
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an abdominal quadrant |
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the quality of respiration in the lungs |
Question 19
A synonym for coronal is:
inferior |
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superior |
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sagittal |
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frontal |
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lateral |
Question 20
Which of the following singular and plural forms are both correct?
Viscus and viscae |
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Vellus and vellui |
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Calyx and calises |
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Phalanx and phalanges |
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Larinx and laringes |
1.Answer: beginning of some words.
Reason:
2.answer: osteoblasts.
Reason:
3.answer:arthroplasty.
Reason:
4. Answer: Respiratory.
Reason:
Question 1 The prefix is: the core of the word found at the end of the...
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