Chapter 18 Test MA

Match the following

• Left Upper Quadrant

• MRI

• Right lower quadrant

• LLQ

• Left Lower Quadrant

• PT

• Prothrombin time, pint, patient

• RLQ

• Magnetic resonance imaging

• LUQ

Match the following

• urinalysis

• RUQ

• Right upper quadrant

• CARD

• Check, assign, reverse, define

• UA

• Carbon dioxide

• Co2

• Oxygen

• 02

Imagine a scenario where a cell in the human body starts dividing rapidly and bears little to no resemblance to normal cells. What term is used to describe such a cell in the context of cancer?

• Anaplastic

• Biopsy

• Endoscopy

• Homeostasis

Match the following

• Stomach

• Abdomin/o

• Heart

• Cardi/o

• Blood

• Oste/o

• Abdomen

• Gastr/o

• Bone

• Hemo/hema

Match the following

• Excessive

• Algia

• Large

• Anti

• Against

• Mega/Megaly

• Without

• Hyper

• Pain

• a, an

Match the following

• Joint

• scopy

• Study of

• -plasty

• abnormal

• Dys

• surgical repair

• -logy

• process of viewing

• Arthr/o

John has been diagnosed with cancer. Which type of doctor, specialized in treating cancer, should he consult?

• urologist

• oncologist

• cardiologist

• radiologist

When writing a letter, what is the term for the parts that appear at the end of words?

• Prefixes

• Suffixes

• Roots

• Stems

John is learning about word parts in English. He came across a term that is used to describe word parts that appear at the beginning of terms. What is this term called?

• Prefixes

• Suffixes

• Roots

• Stems

Imagine you are studying medical terminology. You come across a term and you want to understand the "subjects" of most of these terms. They consist of the word root with its respective combining vowel. What would you call this?

• Prefixes

• Suffixes

• Combining forms

• Roots