Terms | Etymology and original term | original term meaning |
Appendix | Latin- appendere | hang on |
Cecum | greek- tuphion enteron | blind intestine |
Duodenum | Latin- duodeni | in twelves |
Esophagus | Greek -oisophagos | gullet, passage for food |
ileum | Latin- ilium | groin, flank. |
Jejunum | Latin- jejunus | empty |
Pancreas | Greek- pankreas | entirely flesh |
Pharynx | Greek-pharunx | windpipe, throat |
Pylorus | Greek- pulouros | gatekeeper |
Sigmoid | Greek-sigma | shaped like c or s |
Etymology of Terms Assignment (20 points, 1 point per cell) In this assignment, 10 terms that...
Complex Terms Assignment (36 points, 2 points per middle cell and 1 point per right cell) In this assignment, 12 complex terms are presented, some of which you have encountered in the associated Learning Activity. For each term, deconstruct into word components, list the meaning of each component and then provide a brief definition of the term. Remember that a combining vowel is a separate word component although you do not need to identify its meaning in column 2. Brief...
Disorders of the Nervous System Assignment
(20 points, 1 point for the Phonetic Pronunciation column, 2
points for Deconstruction/Alternative Greek or Latin column, and 1
point for the Brief Description column)
Complete the following assignment by choosing five (5) of the
10 disorders that are listed without any detail. If the term is
more than one word, provide the phonetic pronunciation and
deconstruction for both words, except where one term is bracketed {
}. You will find some of the...
Using Medical Dictionary References: Directional terms Assignment (24 points, 1 point per cell) In this assignment, eight (8) medical terms will be presented. Each term contains a word component that indicates direction or location. Look up each term in a medical dictionary reference and separate it into word components, the meaning of those word components, and a brief definition of the term. This assignment will require the use of a medical dictionary since either all or part of each term...
(30 points, 2 points per middle cell and 1 point per night cell) In this assignment, 12 complex terms are presented, some of which you have encountered in the associated Learning Activity. For each term, deconstruct into word components, list the meaning of each component and then provide a brief definition of the term. Remember that a combining vowel is a separate word component although you do not need to identify its meaning in column 2. Brief definition of term...
Match the number to the
corresponding term. Each term can only be used once.
For example, look at # 1 Food enters the . . . . _____________,
ask yourself the question, "where does food enter the body?" , oral
cavity is the correct answer for # 1.
Complete the following flow chart using the terms listed below: stomach transverse colon anus ascending colon cecum descending colon duodenum esophagus gallbladder ileum jejunum liver oral cavity pancreas pharynx rectum salivary glands...
Constructing Male and Female Reproductive System Terms
Assignment
(20 points, 2 points per cell)
In the following assignment, you will construct 10 valid
medical terms. These terms were not specifically used in Module 7
or Module 8, but contain word parts with which you should now be
familiar. Note that this assignment is considerably more
complicated than the associated learning activity because some word
part choices have the same meanings as others and you will have to
ascertain which ones...
Deconstructing Urinary Terms Assignment
(40 pts, 1 point per cell)
Deconstruct the 10 terms provided in the table: identify the
prefix (if any) and meanings, combining forms and meanings,
suffixes and meanings, and the far right column to indicate whether
the term refers to pathology, procedure or
direction/location.
Deconstructing Urinary Terms Assignment (40 pts, 1 point per cell) Deconstruct the 10 terms provided in the table: Identify the prefix (if any) and meanings, combining forms and meanings, surxes and meanings,...
Deconstructing Urinary Terms Assignment (40 pts, 1 point per cell) Deconstruct the 10 terms provided in the table: identify the prefix (if any) and meanings, combining forms and meanings, suffixes and meanings, and the far right column to indicate whether the term refers to pathology, procedure or direction/location. Term Prefix, if any and meanings Combining form(s) and meanings Is the term an example Suffix and meaning of pathology, procedure or a directional term? -ptosis = downward pathology displacement None debc/o...
(20 points, 2 points per cell) In the following assignment, you will construct 10 valid medical term Module 7 or Module 8, but contain word parts with which you should now be familiar. Note that this assignment is considerably more complicated than the associated learning activity because some word part choices have the same meanings as others and you will have to ascertain which ones construct a valid medical term. Use a medical dictionary reference to be certain the term...
Using Medical Dictionary References Assignment (25 points, one point per answer given. Please note there are two answers needed in the Root(s)/Combining Form(s) column) In this course you will learn a multitude of medical terms, but by no means all of them! Learning to deconstruct an unfamiliar term to understand its meaning is a critical skill in medical terminology, which you will find useful long after the dass is over. In the following assignment you will find five terms that...