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WorksheetsMedical Assistant-Medical Terminology Practice Exam
Total questions: 70
Worksheet time: 35mins
Gastro-
Small Intestines
Stomach
Gas
-al
Pertaining to
Many
Under
-pathy
Path
Movement
Disease
Athero-
Artery
Plaque or fatty substance
Joint
-algia
Joint
Fungus
Pain & suffering
Myel-
Muscle
Memory
Spinal cord or bone marrow
Ot-
Ear
Outer
Bone
-plasty
Surgical repair
Plastic
Pus
-rrhea
Rupture
Excessive flow
Flow or discharge
-sclerosis
Spine
Abnormal hardening
abnormal narrowing
-rrhexis
Nose
To stitch
Rupture
Hypo-
Below, under, decrease
Above, increase
Cold
Neuro-
Nose
New
Nerve
Arteri-
Around
Artery
Appendix
Myo-
Muscle
Memory
Fungus
-scopy
To examine with a telescope
Visual examination
Lab results
-centesis
Theory
Surgical puncture
Light
Intra-
Within or inside
Entrance
To enter
Erythr-
Red
Ear
Natural
Pyr-
Surrounding
Heat
Pus
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
A prefix should not indicate which of the following:
Direction
Sense of negation
Surgical procedure
Number
Position
When defining a medical term, which of the following
would be the first step:
Define the suffix
Define the prefix
Define the middle
Define the combining vowel
Define the compound word
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
A word root + a combining vowel is the definition of:
Word root link
Combining form
Vowel modifier
Word vowel
Prefix
The most common combining vowel is:
"o"
"a"
"e"
"i"
"u"
A word element located at the beginning of a word:
macron
prefix
suffix
combining vowel
breve
Vowels marked with a macron indicate:
short sound
stress
long sound
silent letter
capital
Which of these suffixes indicates a surgical removal?
-emia
-genic
-ectomy
-gram
Which of these prefixes indicates against?
ad-
ab-
ana-
anti-
What does the root word OSTEO mean?
Brain
Bones
Muscles
Joints
”a” mean?
Double
Both
Two
Without
What does "myo" mean?
Muscle
Heart
Personal
Ligament
What does "arthro-" mean?
Red
Bone
Arm
Joint
Blood
Hem/o, Hemat/o
Hem/o, Hemol/o
Vascul/o, hem/o
Vascul/o, hemol/o
________nia- infection in the lungs
Pneumo
Hemo
Anti
Vaso
________us- blood clot
Arterio
Electro
Thromb
Anti
The root word leuk/o refers to the color_____.
red
white
blue
yellow
The root word neur/o refers to;
nerve
rib
heart
cartilage
ab-
towards
away from
before
after
ad-
towards
away from
before
after
cyan/o
red
white
blue
yellow
hepat/o
blood
liver
cranium
rib
sub-
above
below
front
back
hyper-
deficient
below
around
excessive
hypo-
excessive
deficient or below
around
through
Intestine
myo
enter
splen
osteo
Above
sub
mega
supra
hypo
What does "arthro-" mean?
Red
Bone
Arm
Joint
What does "-plasty" mean?
Surgical Opening
Surgical Incision
Surgical Repair
Surgical Cleaning
What does "-rrhea" mean?
Blood
Flow
Occlusion
Liquid
What does "Dorsal" mean?
Front
Back
Head
Side
What does "Brady-" mean?
Understated
Slow
Stop
Movement
What does "myo" mean?
Muscle
Heart
Personal
Ligament
What does "intra-" mean
Outside
Surrounding
Within
Cavity
What does "Nephro-" mean?
Liver
Kidney
Bladder
Gallbladder
What does "- emia" mean?
Blood
Platelet
Cell
Hypoxic
What does "Caudal" mean?
Upper body
Lower body
Thorax
Head
What does "Dys-" mean?
Difficulty
Blockage
Distraction
Slow
What does "leuko-" mean?
White
Yellow
Pink
Opaque
What does "hemi-" mean?
Around
Through
Half
Circle
What does "ventral" mean?
Back
Front
Side
Lower
What does "cyano-" mean?
Blue
Skin
Hypoxia
Red
