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WorksheetsThe Basics and the Body
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 29mins
anter/o
pertaining to
tail
above
front
cardi/o
neck
rib
head
heart
gastr/o
kidney
liver
stomach
bladder
poster/o
front (of body)
back (of body); behind
around; surrounding
in; within
super/o
across
beside
below
above
thorac/o
chest
rib
lung
heart
a-, an-
not; with
not; without
bi-
one; two
two; few
three; four
two; both
brady-
fast
slow
hyper-
below; below normal; deficient
above; above normal; excessive
hypo-
below; below normal; deficient
above; above normal; excessive
intra-
within; into
between
in; within
around; surrounding
peri-
below; under
in; within
above; above normal; excessive
around; surrounding
tachy-
slow
excessive
fast
deficient
-ac, -al, -ar, -ary, -iac, -ial, -ic, -ical, -ior
not; without
pertaining to
within; into
between
-ectomy
surgical removal; incision
surgical repair
surgical opening
process of cutting; incision
-ia
disease
illness
condition
disorder
-itis
enlargement
shrinkage
inflammation
infection
-osis
condition
infectious
enlargement
abnormal condition
-pathy
infection
diagnosis
inflammation
disease
-plasty
surgical opening
surgical repair
surgical cutting
surgical incision
A (a) plane is a vertical plane that divides the body into equal left and right halves.
The (a) plane, also called the coronal plane, is a vertical plane that divides the body into front and back sections.
The (a) plane is a horizontal plane that divides the body into upper (superior) and lower (inferior) sections
What body cavity is represented by #8 (purple)?
(a)
What body cavity is represented by #1 (red)?
(a)
What body cavity is represented by #11 (the bottom of the blue)?
(a)
What body cavity is represented by #3?
(a)
What body cavity is represented by #10 (top pf blue)?
(a)
What cavity is the gallbladder located?
cranial
pelvic
abdominal
thoracic
What cavity is the heart located?
pelvic
thoracic
abdominal
spinal
head end
laterl
medial
posterior
anterior
tail end or rear
posterior
distal
anterior
proximal
near the midline
lateral
distal
proximal
medial
near the side of the body
distal
lateral
inferior
superior
near the point of origin
distal
lateral
medial
proximal
away from the point of origin
medial
distal
proximal
inferior
closer to the top of the head
anterior
inferior
superior
posterior
closer to the soles of the feet
inferior
distal
superior
medial
neur/o
connective tissue
nerve
internal organs
cell
-logy
specialist (one who studies)
study of
glyc/o
sugar; stevia
sugar; truvia
sugar: splenda
sugar: glucose
infer/o
below
above
side
middle
What term means near the midline?
distal
medial
proximal
lateral
What term means near the point of origin?
distal
medial
proximal
lateral
What term means near the side of the body?
distal
medial
proximal
lateral
What term means away from the point of origin?
distal
medial
proximal
lateral
In the __________ position, the patient is in the resting position with the head elevated.
prone
lateral
supine
fowler's
When a patient is lying face down, the patient would be lying in the __________ position.
lateral
supine
prone
fowler's
The patient is in the _______ position when they are lying flat with their face up.
lateral
supine
prone
fowler'ss
