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WorksheetsMedical Terminology
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Which of the following means abnormal condition?
-algia
-ectomy
hyper-
-osis
hypo-
Which of the following means pain?
-algia
-ectomy
hyper-
hypo-
-osis
Which of the following means surgical removal?
-algia
-ectomy
hyper-
hypo-
-osis
______ means rupture.
-rrhexis
-rrhea
-plasty
-rrhage
-rrhaphy
________ means flow or discharge.
-plasty
-rrhage
-rrhaphy
-rrhea
-rrhexis
_______ means surgical suturing.
-rrhage
-rrhaphy
-plasty
-rrhexis
-rrrhea
_______ means bursting forth of blood.
-rrhea
-rrhaphy
-plasty
-rrhage
-rrhexis
Which combining form means kidney?
path/o
ur/o
nephr/o
radi/o
________ means surgical repair.
-plasty
-rrhexis
-rrhage
-rrhea
-rrhaphy
Which of the following means deficient?
-algia
-ectomy
hyper-
hypo-
-osis
Which of the following means excessive?
-algia
-ectomy
hyper-
hypo-
-osis
Which combining form means disease?
oste/o
rhin/o
path/o
psych/o
Which combining form means bone?
oste/o
ophthalm/o
path/o
ren/o
Which combining form means nose?
ren/o
radi/o
rhin/o
enter/o
Which word below is spelled correctly?
hepatomegaly
hepatmegaly
hepatomegly
Which word is spelled correctly?
arthrscopy
arthroscopy
arthscopy
Which of the following is spelled correctly?
ostearthritis
osteoarthroitis
osteoarthritis
The term (a) means pain in the stomach.
The term (a) means any disease of the stomach.
The term (a) means a disease of the muscle.
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
carcin
milk
warm
illness
cancer
bio
twice
life
science
study
psych
mind
brain
head
new
therm
life
heat
bones
cancer
lact
milk
warm
illness
cancer
cardio
stomach
brain
gallbladder
heart
hemat
blood
bones
pain
heart
osteo
blood
bones
pain
heart
lingu
language
tongue
clot
skin
neuro
mind
brain
head
new
gastro
stomach
brain
gallbladder
heart
gluc
sugar/glucose
glycogen
blood
kidneys
ren
sugar/glucose
stomach
blood
kidneys
rhin
refuse
eye
ear
nose
leuk
red blood cells
white blood cells
blood cells
sickle cells
pneum
lungs
abdomen
blood
skin
erythro
red blood cells
white blood cells
blood cells
sickle cells
noct
sleep
night
nocturnal
nerves
audi
hearing
speaking
nervous
vision
thrombo
thorax
tongue
clot
skin
derm
lungs
abdomen
blood
skin
encephalo
brain
hernia
appendix
skull
cranio
brain
hernia
appendix
skull
opt
refuse
eye
ear
nose
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
The lateral motion TOWARDS the midline is called ______.
adduction
abduction
circumduction
opposition
Movement AWAY from the mid-line is called _____________.
abduction
adduction
opposition
pronation
Mr. Swatter has a fly on his shoulder, the poor thing. He reaches his right hand over to his left shoulder to try and squish the fly. Which movement is occurring at his ELBOW joint?
Extension
Circumduction
Flexion
Supination
Nicole a fitness guru feels compelled to do a few jumping jacks. Which movement is taking place as her hands come together above her head?
Extension
Adduction
Circumdation
Abduction
Noah is very short. He needs to stand on his "tip toe's" to reach the cookie jar on the top shelf of the cupboard. What is the movement of his ankles?
Plantar Flexion
Extension
Dorsiflexion
Rotation
Straightening parts at a joint so the angle between them increases is
flexion
dorsiflexion
extension
rotation
Which shoulder motion is illustrated in the picture?
rotation
adduction
flexion
extension
Which movement is shown in the picture?
eversion
rotation
extension
flexion
Turning the hand so the palm is downward is
inversion
supination
pronation
eversion
Identify the joint action being performed.
Circumduction
Lateral Rotation
Medial Rotation
Eversion
Extension of the parts at a joint beyond anatomical position is
flexion
extension
hyperextension
Turning the foot so that the plantar surface faces laterally is
eversion
inversion
retraction
extension
Which movement is illustrated here?
Rotation
Oppostion
Pronation
Hyperextension
circum
around
large
across
within
trans
against
around
across
fast, rapid
super
excessive, too much, high
increase
above, over, excess
before, in front of
olig
inner, insise
after, behind
small, scant
outer, outside
meg/o
again
around
one
large
pro
before, in front of
beside, beyond, after
by, through
before, in front of, prior to
poly
many, much
one, single
small, scant
around
leuk/o
half
within
white
around
mal
before, in front of
bad, illness, disease
beside, beyond
by, through
tachy
fast, rapid
many, much
against, opposite
above, over
inter
backward, behind
between
above, over, excess
withing
intro
within
outer, outside
into, within
inner, inside
hypo
under
beside
above
within
sugar
gluc/o
glucos/o
glyc/o
all of these
hemat/0
clotting
blood
vein
deficiency
ad
toward, to, near
away from
down
together
para
without
before
beside, beyond
within
endo
after, behind
one, single
inner, inside
into, within
eu
out, out of
before, in front of
not
normal, good, well, healthy
non
not
new
against
one
Which of these word roots indicates lungs?
“laryng”
“pharyng”
“sinus”
“pneum”
Which of these word roots indicates bone?
“oste”
“arthr”
“ligament”
“chondr”
What does the word root encephal refer to?
“Spinal cord”
“Brain”
“Nerve”
“Mouth”
What does the word root gastr refer to?
“large intestine”
“small intestine”
“kidneys”
“stomach”
Which of these suffixes indicates a surgical removal?
“-ectomy”
“-emia”
“-genic”
“-gram”
Which of these prefixes means to undo?
“contra-”
“di-”
“dis-”
“endo-”
What does the prefix hypo- refer to?
“Over”
“Under”
“Between”
“Equal”
Which of these prefixes indicates against?
“ad-”
“ana-”
“ab-”
“anti-”
What does the prefix peri- refer to?
“Surrounding”
“Disease”
“False”
“Backward”
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”
Which of these cavities contains the stomach?
“Pelvic”
“Spinal”
“Thoracic”
“Abdominal”
Which of these cavities contains the parts that form the nose?
“Orbital”
“Nasal”
“Oral”
“Septum”
The left lumbar region is found in what body cavity?
“Orbital”
“Dorsal”
“Thoracic”
“Abdominal”
Which of these planes is known as the midline and divides the body into equal right and left halves?
“Transverse”
“Midsagittal”
“Frontal”
Which of these body cavities is located on the front side of the body?
“Dorsal”
“Ventral”
“Spinal”
“Cranial”
Which of these planes is horizontal and divides the body into a top half and bottom half?
“Transverse”
“Midsagittal”
“Frontal”
Which of these cavities contains the eye structures?
“Orbital”
“Nasal”
“Oral”
“Cranial”
Which of these cavities contains the brain?
“Cranial”
“Spinal”
“Thoracic”
“Abdominal”
“Pelvic”
Which of these cavities contains the lungs and heart?
“Cranial”
“Spinal”
“Thoracic”
“Abdominal”
“Pelvic”
Which of these body cavities is a long, continuous cavity located on the back of the body?
“Dorsal”
“Ventral”
“Abdominal”
“Pelvic”
Which of these directional terms refers to body parts toward the point of attachment?
“Proximal”
“Distal”
“Dorsal”
“Ventral”
Which of these planes divides the body into frontal and back sections?
“Transverse”
“Midsagittal”
“Frontal”
