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Prefix
Intra- within, inside
Example. Intravenous, Intraabdominal , Intrathecal
Suffix
- itis - inflammation
Cellulitis-, dermatitis
Combining form- modified word.of a root word usually with 'o'
Abdominal/o- abdomino
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Provide 3 medical terms: break down the words using what you have learned about: prefix, combining...
Question 1 A root with a combining vowel added to it is called: a the prefix...
Question 1 A root with a combining vowel added to it is called: a the prefix b combining form c the root word d the suffix e the Greek/Latin meaning of the term Question 2 An example of a combining form in a medical term is: –ology pre- gynec- Cardi/o- –tory Question 3 An example of a word with two combining forms is: gastroenterology cardiology arthroplasty dermatology respiratory Question 4 Arthroscopy has the combining form arthr/o-, from the Greek word...
Using Medical Dictionary References Assignment (25 points, one point per answer given. Please note there are...
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...
Build the Terms bete medical term prefix, and suffix ord parts from the lists to build...
Build the Terms bete medical term prefix, and suffix ord parts from the lists to build a compor combining may require u given. Note that not all Some word parts may be used medical dictionary. is to build a complete medical term for each definition ns will have a roor or combining form, prefix, and suffix. ased more than once. This exercise may require use of a Suffixes Prefixes hyper logy esthesia oma sub- hypo- pre dys -Ous -pathy al...
Question 1 The prefix is: the core of the word found at the end of the...
Question 1 The prefix is: the core of the word found at the end of the word the beginning of some words the combining of the word rarely used in the medical language Question 2 Which of the following words means a bone-producing cell? Fibroblast Osteoblast Osteoclast Osteocyte Periosteum Question 3 Which of the following words has a suffix that means repair? Gastroenteritis Cardiomegaly Dermatology Arthroplasty Respiratory Question 4 Which of the following terms is spelled correctly? Respirotory Resperatory Risperatory...
Question 16 Which of the following elements is the root for the word dermatitis? -itis -matitis...
Question 16 Which of the following elements is the root for the word dermatitis? -itis -matitis der- dermat- de- Question 17 Which of the following statements is NOT true of combining vowels? Combining vowels can join a root to another root. Examples of combining vowels are "o" and "a." A combining vowel has no meaning of its own. A combining vowel makes a word easier to pronounce. The most commonly used combining vowel is "u" followed by "i." Question 18...
Build the Terms Select word parts word parts from the lists to build a complete medical...
Build the Terms Select word parts word parts from the lists to build a complete medical term for each definition ". Note that not all terms will have a root or combining form, prefix, and suffix Some word parts may be used more than once. Combining Forms Prefixes Suffixes balan/o hyper- orchi/o epi- -graphy orchid/o sub- -ostomy zygo hypo- -oma gamet/o oligo- -ectomy andr/o dis- itis sperm/o spermat/o pre- epididym/o vas/o anti- -phobia vesic/o per -cyte gonad/o bi- -lysis de-...
Discussion: Part One: Using the directional terms in the table from your textbook, describe how you,...
Discussion: Part One: Using the directional terms in the table from your textbook, describe how you, or someone close by you, is sitting or standing. Include at least 5 of the terms describing body positioning and movement. Then describe the opposite (for example, if you said your foot was plantar flexed, use dorsiflexed) for all of the terms you used, and make a guess whether you would be comfortable in that position. Your response should be posted to the Discussion...
Question 31 Which of the following statements is true about the root of the medical term?...
Question 31 Which of the following statements is true about the root of the medical term? Medical terms have only one root. Adding a prefix at the end of the word modifies the root of the word to give it new meaning. The root is the foundation or core of the medical term. The root is derived from the Chinese language. Medical terms do not have suffixes attached to the root Question 32 Which of the following statements is true...
logy Logic Build the Terms Construct words from roots, prefixes, and suffixes. Select word parts from...
logy Logic Build the Terms Construct words from roots, prefixes, and suffixes. Select word parts from the lists to build a complete medical term for each definition given. Note that not all terms will have a root or combining form, prefix, and suffix, and some word parts may be used more than once. Suffixes Prefixes Combining Forms hemo hyper- medullo splenio sub -oma hypo Oxo ous poikilo -sls hemato spher/o an- ary pre blast/o chromo de- leuk/o anti- -In erythro...
Terms 1. What is the definition of arthroscopy? 2. Please break down the term subacromial 3....
Terms 1. What is the definition of arthroscopy? 2. Please break down the term subacromial 3. What is the prefix in the term supraspinatus and what is its meaning? 4. Where would you find an anterior acromial spur? 5. If you are moving from anterior to posterior, what direction are you moving in? 6. If moving from medial to lateral, you are on what plane of the body? 7. Will the biceps tendon flex or extend the arm? 8. What...
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...
Build the Terms bete medical term prefix, and suffix ord parts from the lists to build a compor combining may require u given. Note that not all Some word parts may be used medical dictionary. is to build a complete medical term for each definition ns will have a roor or combining form, prefix, and suffix. ased more than once. This exercise may require use of a Suffixes Prefixes hyper logy esthesia oma sub- hypo- pre dys -Ous -pathy al...
Build the Terms Select word parts word parts from the lists to build a complete medical term for each definition ". Note that not all terms will have a root or combining form, prefix, and suffix Some word parts may be used more than once. Combining Forms Prefixes Suffixes balan/o hyper- orchi/o epi- -graphy orchid/o sub- -ostomy zygo hypo- -oma gamet/o oligo- -ectomy andr/o dis- itis sperm/o spermat/o pre- epididym/o vas/o anti- -phobia vesic/o per -cyte gonad/o bi- -lysis de-...
Discussion: Part One: Using the directional terms in the table from your textbook, describe how you, or someone close by you, is sitting or standing. Include at least 5 of the terms describing body positioning and movement. Then describe the opposite (for example, if you said your foot was plantar flexed, use dorsiflexed) for all of the terms you used, and make a guess whether you would be comfortable in that position. Your response should be posted to the Discussion...
logy Logic Build the Terms Construct words from roots, prefixes, and suffixes. Select word parts from the lists to build a complete medical term for each definition given. Note that not all terms will have a root or combining form, prefix, and suffix, and some word parts may be used more than once. Suffixes Prefixes Combining Forms hemo hyper- medullo splenio sub -oma hypo Oxo ous poikilo -sls hemato spher/o an- ary pre blast/o chromo de- leuk/o anti- -In erythro...
Terms 1. What is the definition of arthroscopy? 2. Please break down the term subacromial 3. What is the prefix in the term supraspinatus and what is its meaning? 4. Where would you find an anterior acromial spur? 5. If you are moving from anterior to posterior, what direction are you moving in? 6. If moving from medial to lateral, you are on what plane of the body? 7. Will the biceps tendon flex or extend the arm? 8. What...
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