WorksheetsMed Term Chapters 1-5
Total questions: 84
Worksheet time: 32mins
What does the suffix 'ectomy' mean?
Removal
Operation
Incision
addition
What is the study of blood called?
Oncology
Hematology
Cardiology
physiology
What does the prefix 'Endo' mean?
Around
Ending
Within
open
The bodies starting position is called what?
Sagittal
Coronal
Anatomical
Biological
What plane of movement does NOT belong?
Sagittal
Transverse
Coronal
Horizontal
A combining form is developed when you combine
the following element with a combining vowel:
Prefix
Word root
Suffix
Compound word
Noun suffix
Which of the following elements usually indicates a
procedure, condition, or disease:
Prefix
Word root
Suffix
Compound word
Combining vowel
Cardi/o is an example of:
Word root
Combining form
Combining vowel
Suffix
Prefix
Hyper- is an example of:
Word root
Combining form
Combining vowel
Suffix
Prefix
The patient has hypoglycaemia. What does that mean?
There is too much sugar in the blood
The patient's breathing rate is very low
There is too little sugar in the blood
The patient has low blood pressure
A 'pulmonologist' is a doctor who works with
hearts
lungs
feet
blood
The medical term for a fast heart rate is
tachycardia
bradycardia
trans
against
around
across
fast, rapid
meg/o
again
around
one
large
leuk/o
half
within
white
around
mal
before, in front of
bad, illness, disease
beside, beyond
by, through
hypo
under
beside
above
within
para
without
before
beside, beyond
within
-osis
pertaining to a condition
condition, state, process
cutting into
examining instrument
What does "-plasty" mean?
Surgical Opening
Surgical Incision
Surgical Repair
Surgical Cleaning
What does "-rrhea" mean?
Blood
Flow
Occlusion
Liquid
What does "- emia" mean?
Blood
Platelet
Cell
Hypoxic
What does "cyano-" mean?
Blue
Skin
Hypoxia
Red
What does the word root encephal refer to?
“Spinal cord”
“Brain”
“Nerve”
“Mouth”
What does the medical term DERMAT / dermat mean ?
Kidney
Liver
Skin
Eyelid
Joint
What is the Medical Term -TOMY mean ?
Specialist in the Study of
Surgical Repair / Plastic Surgery Repair
To Cut Into / Make an Incision Into
Involuntary Contractions
Your patient is being treated for heart disease. What type of physician are they seeing?
internist
cardiologist
asthmatologist
pulmonologist
When you see the suffix "itis" in a patient's chart, it means:
a person afflicted with
a patient suffering from
inflammation
a hole or opening
If your patient is seeing a pulmonologist, what organ is affected with their condition?
heart
gallbladder
lungs
intestines
What does the word hypoglycemia mean?
high blood sugar
low blood sugar
blood sugar at the correct level
abnormal blood sugar
What does rhinitis mean?
Inflammation of the nose and mouth
Inflammation of the nose
Inflammation of the eyes
Inflammation of the gums
Gastroenteritis has three word parts. Does this word have a combining vowel?
Yes, between gastr and enter
No
Yes, between enter and itis
No, it doesn't need combining vowels
-emesis
Vomiting
Diarrhea
Frequent urination
Digestion
puncture to withdraw fluid
-ectomy
-centesis
-ostomy
-pexy
surgical removal
-centesis
-ostomy
-ectomy
-tome
surgically create an opening
-centesis
-ectomy
-ostomy
-otomy
cutting into
-ostomy
-otomy
-ectomy
-tome
surgical repair
-otomy
-pexy
-plasty
-rrhaphy
to suture
-rrhapy
-plasty
-otomy
-tome
instrument to to cut
-otomy
-ostomy
-ectomy
-tome
record or picture
-gram
-graphy
-meter
-meter
process of recording
-gram
-meter
-graphy
-metry
instrument for measuring
-gram
-meter
-metry
-tome
process of measuring
-gram
-graphy
-metry
-scope
instrument for viewing
-scope
-scopic
-scopy
-meter
surgical fixation
-plasty
-pexy
-tome
-ectomy
The suffix -(o)tomy means:
cutting into; incision
process of visual examination
to view
cutting out; removal; excision
Which suffix would be added to the end of the medical term to complete the sentence below?
Visual examination of the abdomen is laparo_______.
-ctomy
-scopy
-logy
-gram
What does the term 'aden/o' refer to?
Gland
Joint
Malignancy
Soft
Which body part is associated with the term 'laryng/o'?
Larynx
Fat
Mucus
Trachea
What does the term 'arthr/o' mean?
Joint
Head
Tissue
Bone
What is the definition of 'lip/o'?
Fat
Malignancy
Hernia
Cartilage
What does 'malac/o' mean?
Soft
Ribs
Tooth
Repair
What is the definition of 'cele/o' or 'o/cele'?
Hernia
Joint
Tumor
Excessive
Which body part is associated with the term 'cephal/o'?
Head
Mucus
Cartilage
Tumor
What is the definition of 'muc/o'?
Mucus
Bone
Repair
Vomiting
What does the term 'chondr/o' mean?
Cartilage
Gland
Malignancy
Soft
Which term is associated with 'onc/o'?
Tumor
Joint
Hernia
Structure of
What does 'ost/o' or 'oste/o' mean?
Bone
Soft
Hernia
Development
What is the term for disease of the nerves?
Neuropathy
Neuroscopy
Neurology
Neurologist
What is the term for a person who works with the nerves?
Cardiologist
Gastologist
Neurologist
What is the root word for heart?
Vasc
Aort
Angio
Cardi/o
What is the root word for blood?
Hem/o
Aort
Arteri
Derm
What is the root word for brain?
Myringo
Oto
Enceph
Neuro
What is the root word for nose?
Rhino
Dento
Lingu
Oculo
What is the root word for eye?
Lingu
Ophthalm
Cardio
Oto
Which of the following medical prefixes is associated with direction in relation to a surgical procedure inside the body?
Endo
Sub
Intra
Trans
What is the root word for muscle?
Cyto
Derm
Myo
Phleb
What does the term "medial" refer to in anatomical terms?
Toward the body's midline
Away from the body's midline
Toward the front of the body
Toward the back of the body
Which term describes a position away from the body's surface?
Superficial
Deep
Anterior
Posterior
What is the term for lying horizontally facing upward?
Prone
Supine
Lateral
Medial
What does the term "superior" mean in anatomical terms?
Below
Above
Toward the back
Toward the front
What is the meaning of "ipsilateral"?
The opposite side
The same side
Both sides
One side
What does "unilateral" mean?
Both sides
One side
The opposite side
The same side
Which movement involves turning the palm upward?
Forearm pronation
Forearm supination
Shoulder lateral rotation
Elbow extension
Which plane divides the body into anterior and posterior sections?
Sagittal plane
Transverse plane
Frontal plane
Midsagittal plane
Match the following terms
away from the surface of the body
deep
toward the surface fo the body
superficial
closer to the trunk
proximal
away from the trunk
distal
away from the midline of the body
lateral
below another part of the body
superior
inferior
distal
proximal
toward midline
ventral
dorsal
medial
lateral
front of the body
ventral
dorsal
medial
lateral
back of the body
ventral
dorsal
medial
lateral
