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WorksheetsFoundations Review Suffixes and Abbreviations
Total questions: 61
Worksheet time: 40mins
Which of these suffixes indicates a surgical removal?
“-ectomy”
“-emia”
“-genic”
“-gram”
What does the abbreviation tab. refer to?
“Tablet”
“Tablespoon”
“Teaspoon”
“Examination table”
Which of these abbreviations indicates twice a day?
“b.i.d.”
“b.r.”
“b.r.p.”
“b.m.”
What does the abbreviation Dx refer to?
“Diagnosis”
“Discontinue”
“Department”
“Do not take by mouth”
Abbreviations are shortened forms of words, usually just letters.
True
False
BID
every day
twice a day
three times a day
four times a day
qd
every hour
every minute
every second
every day
PO
below the tongue
in the cheek
by mouth
IV
intravenous
intramuscular
intradermal
subcutaneous
IM
intravenous
intramuscular
intraderal
subcutaneous
TID or tid
once a day
twice a day
three times a day
four times a day
CVA
stroke
immediately
bluish discoloration of the skin
swelling
NPO
nerves
difficulty swallowing
nothing by mouth
vomiting
ROM
right of motion
range of motion
rest or motion
right of mind
stat
every 2 hours
twice a day
whenever necessary
immediately, at once
VS
very serious condition
hour of sleep
ambulate
vital signs
Rx
whenever necessary, as needed
do not resuscitate
prescription, take, treatment
by mouth
EKG
electrocardiogram
electroencephalogram
electrical kinesiology
ambulate
prn
twice a day
immediately, at once
whenever necessary, as needed
by mouth
d/c
greater than
hour of sleep
by mouth
discontinue, discharge
hs
ambulate
hour of sleep, bedtime
vital signs
by mouth
EEG
electrocardiogram
by mouth
electroencephalogram
less than
NPO
by mouth
hour of sleep
do not resuscitate
nothing by mouth
q2h
twice a day
immediately, at once
every 2 hours
ambulate
Which is the best definition of a suffix?
Word added to the beginning of a phrase
Word ending that modifies a root
Word that ends in "-ing"
Word in the middle of the root word
What is true when learning medical terminology in the healthcare field?
You can learn how to break down words into the different parts
You are able to communicate effectively with other healthcare professionals
When we learn some words, we can use that knowledge to break down other words so we do not have to memorize ALL of the medical terms
All of the above
DNR stands for:
Do Not Remove
Do Not Recommend
Do Not Resuscitate
What is the meaning of DM
Diabeetus Melatus
Diabetes Mellitus
danger mode
Doctor of medicine
Which abbreviation(s) apply to conditions of the nervous system?
CVA (Cerebrovascular Accident)
TIA (Transient Ischemic Attack)
CVD (Cerebrovascular Disease)
MS (Multiple Sclerosis)
The appropriate abbreviation for Heart Attack is:
MI (Myocardial Infarction)
HA (Heart Attack)
CA (Coronary Accident)
RA (Rhythm Abnormality)
Select all Vital Sign (VS)/Body Composition abbreviations:
T (Temperature)
P (Pulse)
Ht (Height)
BP (Blood Pressure)
IV
Introvert
Intravenous
Introviolent
LPN
Licensed practical nurse
Licensed practical neurosurgeon
Licensed personal nurse
MD
Medical Director
Medical Doctor
Medical Diarrhea
mL
milimeter
mililiter
medical
NKA
No known ailments
No known aureus
No known allegries
study of
-logy
-metry
-rraphy
-itis
tumor
-ology
-oma
-ostomy
-scopy
-scope
instrument for examination
study of something
visual examination
process of recording
qid
Every
Quart
Four times per day
Every hour
pc stands for?
patient control
potassium chloride
without
After meals
Tx stands for?
temperature
tablespoon
teaspoon
treatment
