WorksheetsCareer Pathways Health Program
Total questions: 100
Worksheet time: 50mins
Biopsy
removal of tissue
study of life
study of cells
removal of living tissue and exam under a microscope
Erythrocyte
sun burn
red skin
a red blood cell
a white blood cell
a thrombocyte
Prognosis
information gathered about a patient's illness
state of before knowlege; prediction about the outcome of an illness
stude of female and female diseases
study of blood
pertaining to being produced by a treatment
Oncology
study of nerves
study of tumors
specialist in the study of tumors
study of disease
one who studies diseases, performs autopsies and examines biopsy samples
Cystitis
to cut out, remove
specialist in the study of females and female disorders
inflammation of the urinary bladder
study of the endocrine glands
tumor (malignant) of the liver
Gastroenterology
study of pancreas and gall bladder
incision of a nerve
study of the stomach and intestines
"without-blood condition" a decrease in erythrocytes or hemoglobin
"self view" examination of a dead body
Adipose
fatty tumor
pertaining to the abdomen
pertaining to fat
pertaining to the front
process of casting up (building-up or synthesizing process in a cell)
Distal
pertaining to near point of origin
pertaining to far (from the beginning of a structure)
pertaining to the back
study of tissues
pertaining to the hand
Lateral
picture (classification) of the nucleus (and its chromosomes)
pertaining to the side
pertaining to the lumbar and sacral regions
pertaining to the middle
pertaining to the ear
Posterior
pertaining to near the beginning of a structure
pertaining to the spine, backbone
pertaining to back, behind
pertaining to the hip bone
pertaining to the end of a structure
Ventral
pertaining to the belly side of the body
pertaining to the navel
pertaining to internal organs
pertaining to the wind
pertaining to the vertebrae
Pathologist
one who examines x-rays
one who operates on the urinary tract
one who performs autopsies and reads biopsies
one who operates on the kidney
one who treats diseases with chemicals
Pain in a joint
arthritis
osteoarthritis
arthralgia
osteodynia
ostealgia
The transverse plane:
horizontal plane that divides the body into upper and lowre parts
vertical plane that divides the body into anterior and posterior parts
vertical plane that divides the body into right and left parts
lateral plane dividing the body into halves
Removal of the voice box
laryngectomy
pharyngotomy
pharyngostomy
trachestomy
Opposite of atrophy is
hypertrophy
dystrophy
plasty
pexy
shrinkage
Muscular wave-like movement to transport food through the digestive system
mastication
regurgitatio
emulsification
peristalsis
nanstomosis
Pigment released bythe liver with bile:
mucus
enzyme
bilirubin
glucose
amino acid
Buccal means:
pertaining to the cheek
pertaining to the gums
pertaining to the tongue
pertaining to the teeth
pertaining to the throat
Lack of appetite
anorexia
aphthous stomatitis
leukoplakia
anuria
achlorhydria
Difficult, painful swallowing
borborysmus
flatus
nausea
eructation
dysphagia
Oste/o
nail
bone
eye
joint
tooth
my/o
spinal cord
breast
softening
muscle
bone
brady:
slow
short
cheek
bile
fatigued
Cerebral
cancerous tumor
study of the heart
pertaining to the head
pertaining to the brain
process of cutting through
In the human body, anterior means
back
front
posterior
proximal
superficial
Incision of the perineum during childbirth
culdocentesis
colpotomy
perineoplasty
laparotomy
episiotomy
The lining of the uterus that is discharged during the menstrual flow
endocardium
perimetrium
hymen
endometrium
myocardium
Oliguria
nocturia
polyuria
scanty urination
bacteriuria
pus in the urine
Proximal
pertaining to near the point of origin
pertaining to far (from the beginning of a structure)
pertaining to the back
study of tissues
approximate
Blood is held back from an area:
thrombocyte
anemia
ischemia
hematoma
hemolysis
The first part of the small intestine
ileum
jejunum
ilium
duodenum
cecum
Specialist in straightening teeth
endodontist
periodentist
orthodontist
pedodontist
proctologist
The frontal plane:
horizontal plane that divides the body into upper and lower parts
vertical plan that divides the body into anterior and posterior parts
vertical plane that divides th body into right and left parts
lateral plan dividing the body into halves
Pyuria
nocturia
polyuria
scanty urination
bacteriuria
pus in the urine
Low or inadequate sugar in the blood:
hypodermic
hypoglycemia
glycosuria
hematuria
hyperglycemia
Eupnea
bad development
difficult breathing
not able to sleep
normal,easy breathing
Chemical released at the ends of nerve cells
cerebrospinal fluid
myelin
acetylcholine
lymph
fissure
Space between nerve cells is called the:
subdural space
subarachnoid space
ventricle
synapse
stimulus
Abnormal accumulation of fluid (CSF) in the brain:
spina bifida
huntington's chorea
hydrocepalus
meningomyelocele
hydronephritis
Which of the following conditions would be detected on an electrocardiogram:
tachycardia
bradyphaagia
phlebostenosis
aneurysm
hemangioma
When a weakness in a vessel causes the ballooning out of the wall of the vessel, the condition is called a(n):
thrombolysis
angioma
arteriolith
aneurysm
arteriopaty
Each of the following are synonyms EXCEPT:
trachea - windpipe
larynx - voice box
pharynx - throat
necropsy - biopsy
nares - nostrils
When a person has difficulty breathing unless he is in a sitting or standing position,the condition is known as:
dyspnea
orthopnea
apnea
eupnea
aerophagia
Shaft of a long bone
olecranon
periosteum
osteocclast
epiphysis
diaphysis
Shoulder bone
patella
sternum
scapula
clavicle
vertebra
All of the following are parts of the hip bone EXCEPT:
ischium
pubis
acetabulum
ilium
femur
Sac of fluid near a joint
tendon
articulation
synovial membrane
bursa
ligament
Wasting away (no development) of muscle
myasthenia
myalgia
hypertrophy
atrophy
myostitis
Clubfoot
talipes
exostosis
ganglion
lupus
polymyositis
Adduction:
bending a part of the body
moving the part of the body toward the midline of the body
moving the part away from the midline
turning inward
lengthening or straightening a flexed limb
Which type of fracture results when the broken end of the bones are forced into one another?
compound
greenstick
impacted
simple
open
Part of the brain responsible for thinking, reasoning, sensations, movement and memory:
thalamus
cerebrum
cerebellum
pons
meninges
The membrane sac that encloses the heart is the
myocardium
pericardium
septum
endocardium
epicardium
Condition of decreased oxygen in the tissues
histosis
apnea
hypoxia
edema
hypercapnia
Pyuria
nocturia
polyuria
scanty urination
bacteriuria
pus in the urine
lowor inadequate sugar in the blood:
hypodermic
hypoglycemia
glcosuria
hematuria
huperglycemia
Eupnea
bad development
difficult breathing
not able to sleep
normal, easy breathing
All of the following refer to expelling urine except:
diuresis
voiding
nocturia
micturition
anuaria
Epistaxis
above the sinus
nosebleed
above the epiglottis
bleeding from the lungs
this word has no meaning
During the swallowing process, the structure that closes off the larynx is the
pharynx
epiglottis
fascia
trachea
septum
This condition characterized by attacks of difficult breathing and wheezing caused by spasms of bronchial tubes is:
pleurisy
asthma
pneumonia
bronchorrhagia
copd
The longest and heaviest bone in the human body
femur
tibia
fibula
tarsal bone
humerus
A splintered or crushed bone
communited fracture
greenstick fracture
crepitation
compression fracture
impacted fracture
Overstretchin of a muscle:
displacement of a bone from its joint
sprain
strain
arthritis
myomalcia
Pertaining to the ribs
intracostal
infracostal
costochondral
mediastinal
intercostal
Process of breaking down complex foods to simpler substances
absorption
digestion
gluconeogenesis
elimination
deglutition
Membrane that connects parts of the small intestine
anastomosis
ileum
mesentery
appendix
pylorus
The urinary meatus
a hollow, muscular sac located in the pelvic cavity
conveys urine in peristaltic waves from the kidney to the bladder
the external opening of the urethra
is a bean shaped organ situation behind the abdominal cavity
Part of the brain responsible for coordinating muscle movements and maintaining balance:
pons
cerebrum
thalamus
hypothalamus
cerebellum
cyanosis
caused by hyoxia
yellow coloration of the skin
associated with a hemangioma
is a form of arterosclerosis
all of the above
Dermis
basal layer of the skin
middle layer of the skin
epithelium
above the epidermis
subcutaneous
Keratin
hard, protein material
found in the epidermis
are contained horny cells
found in hair
all of the above
Commonly called "pinkeye"
iritis
conjunctivitis
dacryadenitis
scleritis
uveitis
Characteristics of diabetes mellitus
insulin deficiency
hyperglycemia
insulin resistance
ketoacidosis
all of the above
Pencillin is an example of a(n):
antihistamine
analgesic
antiemetic
antibiotic
vasodilator
Tubes that bifurcate (branch off in two directions) from the windpipe:
alveoli
broncioles
sinuses
adenoids
bronchi
osteitis
incision of a bone
removal of a bone
incision of a joint
inflammation of a joint
inflammation of a bone
Cancerous tumor
hematoma
adenoma
carcinoma
carcinogenic
neurotomy
Cranial means
pertaining to the brain
pertaining to the skull
pertaining to under the head
pertaining to the scalp
pertaining to the head
Supine means
lying on the back
conducting toward a structure
in front of the body
lying on the belly
pertaining to the side
Continuing over a long period of time
chronic
acute
urgent
chondric
remission
Dyspnea
bad development
difficulty breathing
not able to sleep
catabolism
autoimmune
Brady
fast
bad
short
slow
large
Abductor
afferent
proximal
bilateral
one who carries away
one who carries towards
Tachycardia
bad, painful swallowing
inability to swallow
near the windpipe
rapid breathing
rapid heart beat
Inability to speak
apraxia
dysplasia
aphasia
aphagia
ataxia
Paralysis of four extremities
hemiparesis
hemiplegia
paraplegia
quadriplegia
apraxia
collapsed lung
pneumonitis
endotracheal
thoracotomy
atelectasis
thraceoesophageal fistula
Profuse sweating
anhidrosis
diaphoresis
hidradenitis
seborrhea
keratosis
Part of the nerve cell that first receives the nervous impulse is the
axon
cell body
neurilemma
convolution
dendrite
Part of the brain that controls breathing, heartbeat, and the size of blood vessels
cerebellum
pons
cauda equina
medulla oblongata
thalamus
Located between the left upper and lower chambers of the heart
mitral valve
tricuspid valve
aortic valve
pulmonary valve
The smaller of the two leg bones
calcaneus
tibia
fibula
tarsal bone
malleolus
Dislocation
displacement of a bone from a joint
sprain
strain
overstretching of a muscle
all of the above
Elevated portions of the cerebral cortex are called
sulci
cerebral ganglia
gyri
ventricles
neuroglia
The tail of the vertebral column is termed the
carpal
calcaneum
coccyx
sacrum
lamina
Chronic, recurrent dermatosis with silvery scales covering red patches on the skin
impetigo
gangrene
eczema
psoriasis
kaposi sarcoma
Instrument to visually examine
scope
scopy
opsy
stasis
tomy
Leukocyte
blood condition of white cells, malignant (cancerous condition)
white blood cell
red blood cell
a white blood cell thrombocyte
