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WorksheetsUnit 1A: Hacked by Mr Louis
Total questions: 28
Worksheet time: 21mins
What is medical terminology?
the language used by medical professionals
the language used by Mechanical programming
away from normal or not normal
describes the disease or condition of the patient
Medical terminology is the same for all medical professionals
Tru
Flase
True
False
Which of these is NOT an importance of medical terminology?
allows healthcare professionals to communicate
can be understood by only a few medical professionals, such as doctors
describes condition of a patient and treatment needed
saves time in medical emergency
Prefix comes at the ______ of the word, Suffixes come at the ______ of the word
Start, End
End, Start
Root words are...
at the beginning of the word, and give us more information about the word
the main part of the word
a vowel added to make the word easier to pronounce
at the end of the word, and give us more information about the word
Prefixes are...
at the beginning of the word, and give us more information about the word
the main part of the word
a vowel added to make the word easier to pronounce
at the end of the word, and give us more information about the word
Suffixes are...
at the beginning of the word, and give us more information about the word
the main part of the word
a vowel added to make the word easier to pronounce
at the end of the word, and give us more information about the word
Combining vowels are...
at the beginning of the word, and give us more information about the word
the main part of the word
a vowel added to make the word easier to pronounce
at the end of the word, and give us more information about the word
Arthr means?
Cancer
Stomach
Bones
Joints
What is cancer in medical terms?
Psych
Canc
Carcin
Osteo
What does cardiology mean?
Study of the heart
Study of the bones
Cancer forming
Heart diseases
Medical term for Chemicals =
(a)
What does phleb mean?
Mind
Vein
Clot
Lipid
What does a toxicology report tell me?
If there is any poison in the persons system
If the person has cancer of the blood
If the persons veins are damaged
Study of chemicals
I have discovered a thrombosis in my patients 'phleb', what have I found?
Cancer in their lungs
Clot in the veins
Clot in their fatty tissue
Cancer in their arteries
What does pronunciation mean?
to use medical terminology when talking with doctors
to change medical terms into common words, for people to understand
to help communicate with emergency services
to say words in the correct or proper way
What does the suffix -logy mean?
Study of
Cancer forming
Disease or disease process
State or condition
What does the suffix -aemia mean?
-pathy
Forming
Disease or disease process
Blood condition
What does the suffix -genic mean?
Inflammation
Genetic
Forming
Disease or disease process
My patient has Bronchitis, what's wrong with them?
Burst blood vessel
Blockage (obstruction) in their airway
Swelling/inflammation in their bronchus
Swelling in their stomach
I am a doctor who specialises in peripheral neuropathies. What kind of diseases are my patients likely to have?
Diseases of the brain and spinal cord
Diseases of the peripheral part of my digestive system
Diseases of my nerves, outside of my brain and spinal cord
Disease and study of the lymphatic system
Which one of these is a peripheral neuropathy?
Multiple Sclerosis
Epilepsy
Alzheimer's
Rheumatoid Arthritis
What does the predix 'a- or an-' mean?
away from or off
slow
without or lack of
between
What does the prefix 'ab-' mean?
against
without or lack of
tachy-
away from or off
What is the prefix for against?
anti-
ante-
epi-
agains-
Ante-natal care is healthcare a mother receives _____ the baby is born.
Before the baby is born.
Whilst the baby is being born.
After the baby is born.
Before they are expecting a child.
Khalid has a very fast heart beat (1) due to his high blood pressure (2).
Hassan has a heart condition (3) that causes him to have a slow heart beat (4).
1) bradycardia
2) hyperpressure
3) cardiopathy
4) tachycardia
1) tachycardia
2) hypotension
3) cardiopathy
4) bradycardia
1) bradycardia
2) hypertension
3) cardioitis
4) tachycardia
1) tachycardia
2) hypertension
3) cardiopathy
4) bradycardia
Mohammed has a nasty skin rash. He has been prescribes some cream that should be applied to his epidermis and needs an intramuscular injection every month. Unfortunately, he didn't pay enough attention in class and doesn't know what these words mean, can you help him?
He should apply the cream to his bottom layer of skin and injection goes inbetween then muscle
He should apply the cream to his upper layer of skin and injection goes within the muscle
He should spread the cream on toast and inject the doctor
The cream needs to be injected within the upper layer of skin to help his muscles
