WorksheetsChapter 10 and 11 Med Term
Total questions: 67
Worksheet time: 2hrs 14mins
aorta
angi/o
aort/o
arteri/o
slow
plaque, fatty substance
ather/o
brady-
angi/o
aort/o
slow
angi/o
athero
brady
arterio
coron/o
sound
red
crown
heart
ech/o
sound
red
heart
crown
-emia
red
sound
blood
heart
erythr/o
heart
round
white
red
vein
hemat/o, hem/o
tachy
phleb/o
clot
clot
leuk/o
tachy-
phleb/o
thromb/o
Which term means any abnormal or pathologic condition condition of blood
anemia
dyscrasia
hemochromatosis
septicemia
Which term describes a diagnostic procedure using ultrasound to evaluate the structures and motion of the heart?
echocardiography
echoencephalography
electrocardiography
electroencephalography
Hemostasis means to...
control bleeding
destroys worn out red blood cells
form new red blood cells
maintain a stable body temperature
The medical term meaning the surgical removal of the lining of the artery is a/an
atherectomy
endarterectomy
arteriectomy
valvoplasty
Which term describes a benign tumor made up of abnormal lymphatic vessels?
angioma
lymphangioma
lymphoma
-Poiesis
Muscle
Extraction/Removal
Production
Enlargement
-Penia
Increase
Enlargement
Decrease
Color
The medical term meaning a surgical incision into the colon is a:
Laceration
colotomy
colostomy
The medical term meaning inflammation of a vein:
phlebitis
otitis
hepatitis
hematitis
Abnormal hardening:
itis
ostomy
sclerosis
dys
Gastritis means:
Inflammation of the peritoneum.
Inflammation of the stomach
Excessive gas
Surgical incision in the gastric region.
If performing a colonoscopy, we would be:
Looking down the esophagus with a scope.
Looking in the colon with a scope.
Creating a colostomy.
Creating a colotomy.
Abdominocentesis means:
Surgical repair of the abdomen.
Surgical puncture of the abdomen to remove fluid.
Surgical puncture of the abdomen to place an NG tube.
Inflammation of the abdomen.
The abnormal narrowing of an artery or arteries is called:
arteriosclerosis
arteriostenosis
arthrostenosis
atherosclerosis
prefix tachy means:
fast
slow
never
always
Pericardial
wide open
pertaining to either side of the sternum
around the lungs
around the heart
