Font size
Worksheetsmt final review quiz
Total questions: 112
Worksheet time: 56mins
basic unit of life
nucleus
cell
genes
nervous tissue
form the boundary of the cell
cell membrane
chromosomes
genes
tissue
group of similar cells that perform specific task
genes
organs
tissues
cavities
composed of cells that have special ability to contract, produces movement
nervous tissue
epithelial tissue
muscle tissue
connective tissue
two or more kinds of tissues that together perform special body functions
system
organ
cells
cavities
group of organs that work together perform special body function
system
organ
tissue
cavity
space containing the heart, aorta, lungs, esophagus, trachea and bronchi
abdominal cavity
pelvic cavity
thoracic cavity
spinal cavity
combining form hist/o means
nucleus
tissue
muscle
fiber
the combining form lip/o means
fiber
muscle
cell
fat
the combining form my/o means
muscle
fiber
fat
nucleus
the combining term kary/o means
nucleus
muscle
tissue
cell
the combining term viscer/o means
tissue
internal organs
muscle
fat
the combining form eti/o means
cancer
cause
tumor
disease
the combining term onc/o means
disease
tumor, mass
body
cause
the combining form cyan/o means
green
black
yellow
blue
the combining form erythr/o means
red
yellow
black
blue
the combining form leuk/o means
white
yellow
green
black
the combining form melan/o means
yellow
black
white
blue
the prefix dys means
above
new
painful
after
the prefix hypo means
above
below
before
excessive
the prefix neo means
new
painful
one
before
the suffix -al, -ic, -ous
diseases
state of
resembling
pertaining to
the suffix genesis means
pertaining
origin, cause
substance
study of
the suffix -logy means
origin
resembling
study of
disease
the suffix -sis means
state of
resembling
tumor
disease
the suffix -pathy means
pertaining to
disease
growth
malignant tumor
the suffix -oma means
tumor, swelling
control
resembling
cell
the study of tumors
adenoma
fibroma
oncology
neuroma
cancerous malignant tumor
adenoma
carcinoma
lipoma
neuroma
black tumor mainly of skin
myoma
melanoma
neoplasm
sarcoma
tumor composed of fat
lipoma
myoma
neuroma
sarcoma
new growth of abnormal tissue or tumor
neuroma
liposarcoma
lipoma
neoplasm
term cytogenic means
producing cells
study of cells
cell with a nucleus
resembling fat
study of cells
cytoid
cytology
histology
leuckocytosis
study of tissues
cytology
histology
gynecology
pathology
term for white blood cell
erythrocyte
leukocyte
platelet
lipoid
pertaining to the body
myopathy
neuroid
somatic
systemic
the term cancerous means
substance that causes cancer
pertaining to cancer
abnormal condition of blue
producing cancer
the terms etiology means
study of cancer
study of medicine
new disease
a physician who studies and treats tumors
state of before knowledge, the outcome of disease
diagnosis Dx
xanthosis
prognosis Px
iatrogenic
not malignant, non recurrent, favorable for recovery
malignant
improvement
benign
in vitro
treatment of cancer with drugs
hemodyalisis
malignant
radiation theraphy
chemotherapy
improvement or absence of signs of disease
remission
chemotherapy
radiation
in vivo
means within the living body
remission
idiopaathic
in vitro
in vivo
most medical terms originate from which of the following
Greek and Roman
Roman and Latin
Latin and Greek
Italy and roman
word part that is the core of a word
prefix
suffix
root
acronym
word part combined with a vowel, usually an o to ease pronunciation
combining words
root
combining vowel
eponym
term derived from the name of the person, who was the first bto identify or discover disease or condition
eponymous
acronym
modern language
root
the combining form anter/o means
away
below
front
back
the combining form dors/o means
below
back
side
middle
the combining form super/o means
below
above
front
back
the combining form ventr/o means
front
back
belly
near
the prfix bi means
one
two
three
toward
the suffix -ad means
toward
pertaining
one
two
toward the tail
medial
lateral
cephalad
caudal
pertaining to two sides
unilateral
lateral
bilateral
medial
pertaining to below
inferior
superior
caudal
lateral
pertaining to the back
ventral
posterior
dorsal
posteanterior
vertical field running through the body from front to back, diving the body into right and left
saggital
frontal
transverse
midsaggital
how many abdominopelvic regions the body has
2
4
6
9
region between to the right and left of the epigastric region
lumbar regions
umbilical regions
hypochondriac regions
epigastric regions
refers to the area encompassing the right lobe of the liver, gallbladder,parts of pancreas
left upper quadrant
right upper quadrant
right lower quadrant
left lower quadrant
what is the largest organ of the body
liver
skin
leg
arm
composed of skin, hair and nails
respiratory system
circulatory system
urinary system
integumentary system
outer layer of the skin
dermis
melanin
epidermis
keratin
Pair of almond-shaped organs located in pelvic cavity
uvum
ovaries
uterus
none of the above
1. Widening of the cervix and scraping with an instrument called curette.
mammoplasty
tubal ligation
fimbria
dilatation and curettage D & C
Closure of the uterine tubes for sterilization by cutting, tying or cauterizing
tubal ligation
fimbria
pap smear
none of the above
Cytological study of cervical and vaginal secretions used to determine the presence of cancerous cells
pap smear
tubal ligation
mammoplasty
none of the above
Patient schedule for mastectomy, what is the procedure called?
surgical repair of the breast
surgical removal of breast
suture of the vulva
none of the above
1. mature germ cell either sperm or ovum
zygote
chorion
gamete
embryo
development of a new individual from conception to birth
gestation
zygote
gamete
placenta
a structure that grows on the wall of the uterus during pregnancy and allows for nourishment of the unborn child
embryo
placenta
gamete
chorion
7. the term for small head
dystocia
eclampsia
microcephalus
dystocia
first tool of the newborn
.
tetarology
primipara
meconium
colostrum
1. inflammatory disease of the skin involving the sebaceous glands and hair follicles
abscess
acne
abrasion
carcinoma
2. abnormal condition of hidden nail
onychomycosis
onycophagia
onyocryptosis
onychomalacia
the integumentary system is composed of which of the following?
Skin-glands- tongue- hair
skin, glands- hair- nail
nails-glands-hair-lungs
lungs- skin- tongue- hair
abnormal condition of fungus in the hair
pachyderma
trichomycosis
onychomycosis
dermatoconiosis
scraping away of the skin by mechanical process of injury
laceration
contusion
albinism
abrasion
congenital hereditary condition characterized by partial or total lack of pigmentation
laceration
contusion
albinism
abrasion
abnormal condition of the skin caused by dust
onychocryptosis
pachyderma
dermatoconiosis
onychectomy
hypersensitive to a substance.
jaundice
cellulitis
allergy
lesion
condition characterized by a yellow tinge to the skin
jaundice
cellulitis
allergy
lesion
How many lobes does the left lung have?
1
2
3
4
separates chest from the abdominal cavity
pleura
septum
diaphragm
mediastinum
serves as food and air passage
larynx
trachea
pharynx
lobes
what is the function of the respiratory system?
exchange of carbon monoxide and oxygen
exchange of foreign particles and oxygen
exchange of hydrogen and carbon dioxide
exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide
Air sacs at end of bronchioles,O2 and CO2 exchange occurs here
alveoli
lungs
pleura
bronchi
blood in the chest
pyothorax
pneumothorax
hemothorax
thorax
air in the chest
pyothorax
pnemothorax
hemothorax
thorax
10. narrowing of the trachea
thracheostenosis
cystic fibrosis
croup
asthma
11. hereditary disease resulting by excess mucous production in respiratory tract
thracheostenosis
cystic fibrosis
croup
asthma
2. respiratory failure in adults due to injury or disease, dyspnea, rapid breathing, and cyanosis
chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
obstructive sleep apnea
adult respiratory distress syndrome
pulmonary embolism
infections disease, caused by acid fast bacillus, affecting lungs
pneumonia
tuberculosis
bronchitis
laryngitis
instrument use to measure carbon dioxide levels
oximeter
capnometer
spirometer
bronchoscope
condition of absence of oxygen
hypoxemia
anoxia
eupnea
dyspnea
condition of deficiency of oxygen
hypoxemia
anoxia
eupnea
dyspnea
ventilation of the lungs beyond normal what body needs
asphyxia
hypoventilation
hyperventilation
cough
diaphragm contracts, it moves down towards the abdomen during which of the following
exhalation
inhalation
a & b
none of the above
Two-bean-shaped organs located on each of the vertebral column on the posterior wall of the abdominal cavity
kidney
hilum
bladder
glomerulus
Cluster of capillaries at the entrance of each nephron
kidney
hilum
bladder
glomerulus
Inflammation of the bladder
nephitis
cystitis
ureteritis
nephrostosis
tumor of the kidney
nephroma
nephromegaly
cystotlith
nephroptosis
condition in which pathogenic microorganisms, usually bacteria, enter the bloodstream, causing systematic inflammatory response to infection
sepsis
urinary tract infection
ureteritis
renal suppression
blood in the urine
glycosuria
oliguria
hematuria
polyuria
sugar in the urine
glycosuria
oliguria
hematuria
polyuria
difficult painful urination
anuria
dysuria
glycosuria
polyuria
pus in urine
anuria
dysuria
oliguria
pyuria
suffix for suturing
tripsy
megaly
gram
rrhapy
congenital defect in which the urinary meatus is located on the underside of the penis
uretitis
sepsis
uremia
episdadias
urine-producing microscopic structure
nephron
glomerulus
ureter
kidney
