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Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 13mins
Medical terminology is composed of the following?
Prefixes
Suffixes
Connecting Vowels
Root Words
All of the Above
Identify the Prefix
Dys-
-osis
Nat/i
-itis
A prefix comes at the beginning of a medical term.
True
False
Identify the Suffix
-pathy
Cardi/o
A-
Pulm/o
If brandon had an OTOPLASTY then he had a Surgical REPAIR of the ?
Eye
Ear
Mouth
Nose
Using the following word parts which is the correct medical term. Ot/o+Rhin/o+-itis
Otrhinoitis
Otorhinoitis
Otorhinitis
Otitisrhino
Which of the following medical terms means enlargement of the right side of the head?
Craniomegaly
Craniodextrmegaly
Dextrocraniomegaly
Dextromegaly
The root word of the word NATology means?
Birth
Heart
Brain
Natal
Which of the following medical terms means rupture of the stomach and small intestine ?
Enterorrhexis
Gastrorrhexis
Gastrenterorrhexis
Enterogastrrrhexis
Which of the following means head, skull, brain?
cephal-
cardi-
derm-
nephr-
Which of the following means kidney?
nephr-
hepat-
derm-
cardi-
Which of the following color prefixes means blue?
cyan-
jaund-
erythr-
Which of the following means less than?
hypo-
hyper-
sub-
supra-
Which of the following means bad, painful, difficult?
dys-
ambi-
iso-
mal-
Shortens the phrase by taking the first letter of each word:
acronym
abbreviation
eponym
graphy
process of producing a picture
surgical repair
visual examination
insertion of a catheter
plasty
picture or record
surgical repair
visual examination
rupture
sclerosis
abnormal softening
abnormal hardening
tissue death
normal
The symptom that causes a patient to visit a doctor is called (multiple answers)
initial sign
presenting complaint
chief complaint
basic complaint
malaise
general feeling of being hungry
general feeling of being unwell
general feeling of being constipated
general feeling of not being understood
Subjective evidence of disease or physical disturbance observed and reported by the patient
sign
symptom
Objective evidence of disease especially as observed and interpreted by the physician rather than by the patient
sign
symptom
