Worksheetsmedical terminology review ch 1 & 2
Total questions: 61
Worksheet time: 31mins
basic unit of life
nucleus
cell
gene
tissue
forms boundary of cell
cytoplasm
chromosome
genes
cell membrane
gel-like fluid inside the cell
tissue
cytoplasm
cell membrane
chromosomes
largest structure within the cell, usually spherical and centrally located
cytoplasm
nucleus
chromosomes
tissue
regions within the chromosomes, determines hereditary characteristics
chromosomes
cell membrane
nucleous
genes
group of similar cells that performs a specific task
tissue
cells
cavities
organs
number of different types of tissues?
1
2
3
4
composed of cells that have special ability to contract, usually producing movement
epithelial tissue
connective tissue
nervous tissue
muscle tissue
found in nerves, spinal cord, and brain, it is responsible for coordinating and controlling body activities
muscle tissue
connective tissue
nervous tissue
epithelial tissue
connects, supports, penetrates, and encases various body structures. Adipose( fat), osseous(bone) tissues, and blood
connective tissue
nervous
epithelial tissue
muscle tissue
major covering of the external surface of the body: forms membranes that line body cavities and organs and is the major tissue in glands.
epithelial tissues
connective tissues
muscle tissues
nervous tissues
two or more kinds of tissues that together perform special body functions.
tissue
organ
system
cell
group of organs that work together to perform complex body functions
cell
tissue
organs
system
structures where organs are protected
tissues
regions
cavities
quadrants
space inside the skull(cranium) containing the brain
pelvic cavity
cranial cavity
abdominal cavity
spinal cavity
space inside the spinal column containing the spinal cord
cranial cavity
spinal cavity
thoracic cavity
abdominal cavity
space containing the heart, aorta, lungs, esophagus, trachea, and bronchi
thoracic cavity
abdominal cavity
spinal cavity
pelvic cavity
space containing the stomach, intestines, kidneys, liver, gallbladder, pancreas, spleen, and ureters
thoracic cavity
pelvic cavity
abdominal cavity
thoracic cavity
the combining form aden/o means
cell
gland
tissue
fat
the combining form cyt/o means
cell
tissue
gland
nucleous
the combining form hist/o means
gland
cell
tissue
fat
the combining form lip/o
tissue
fat
muscle
nerve
the combining form my/o
tissue
cell
muscle
gland
the combining form neur/o means
tissue
fat
muscle
nerve
the combining form sarc/o means
cell
organ
system
flesh
the combining form viscer/o means
internal organs
nerves
fat
system
the combining form system/o means
organs
system
muscle
tissue
the combining form eti/o means
cause(of disease)
disease
tumor
biody
the combining form onc/o means
disease
tumor
body
smooth
the combining form path/o means
system
body
tumor
disease
the combining form somat/o means
system
organ
body
tissue
the prefix dys- means
painful
above
below
new
the prefix hyper- means
below
above
after
new
the prefix hypo means
below
above
after
new
the prefix meta- means
below
above
after, beyond change
new
the prefix neo-means
below
beyond
after
new
the prefix pro- means
before
after
new
old
the disease adenocarcinoma means
tumor
tumor composed of fat
cancerous tumor
cancerous tumor of glandular tissue
cancerous tumor (malignant)
adenoma
carcinoma
chloroma
fibroma
state of complete knowledge (identifying a disease )
prognosis
diagnosis
neopathy
color
beyond control (transfer disease from one organ to another)
neopathy
etiology
oncologist
metastasis
new disease
diagnosis
etiology
oncogenic
neopathy
medical term for causing tumors
neopathy
oncogenic
oncologist
pathogenic
medical terminology for producing disease
pathogenic
phatologist
prognosis
oncology
the medical term for study of tumors
oncologist
oncology
pathologist
pathology
medical term for the study of disease
pathologist
pathology
prognosis
oncology
state of before knowledge (prediction of outcome of disease)
etiology
etiologist
diagnosis
prognosis
medical term for disease of the muscle
myopathy
biology
etiopathy
visceral
the abbreviation for CA
chemotherapy
carcinoma
cat scan
none of the above
the abbreviation for chemo means
chemo
cancer
chemotherapy
chemoradiation
central part of the word, core of the word
prefix
suffix
root word
combining vowel
is a vowel attached to the end of a root word, usually an o to ease pronunciation
combining vowel
combining form
prefix
suffix
a single letter or group of letters attached to the front of
a root word.
prefix
suffix
combining form
root
is a single letter or group of letters attached to the
end of a root word
prefix
suffix
root
combining vowel
person after whom a disease or disorder, is named or thought to be named.
eponym
acronym
root
prefix
formed from the initial letters of other words
eponym
acronym
root
vowel
a disease with unknown etiology
immunological
infectious
idiopathic
ischemic
pertaining to a reaction between an antigen and an antibody
idiopathic
immunological
infectious
inflammatory
capable of causing an infection
infectious
immunological
inflammatory
ischemic
marked by inflammation)redness, heat, fever, and swelling)
infectious
immunological
idiopathic
inflammatory
language origins
German, Spanish, Greek
Latin, Greek, modern language
modern language, Italian, Greek
Spanish, Latin, Greek
