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WorksheetsMed Term Semester Exam
Total questions: 84
Worksheet time: 50mins
Combining form that means stomach
arthr/o
cost/o
gastr/o
my/o
combining form that means rib
viscer/o
cost/o
sarc/o
cardi/o
combining form that means muscle
my/o
myel/o
thorac/o
cardi/o
combining form that means chest
viscer/o
neur/o
cost/o
thorac/o
combining form that means intestines
lip/o
enter/o
hepat/o
cost/o
combining form that means flesh or connective tissue
sarc/o
enter/o
gastr/o
hepat/o
combining form that means nerve
sarc/o
viscer/o
neur/o
lip/o
combining form that means heart
thorac/o
cost/o
viscer/o
cardi/o
combining form that means joint
arthr/o
gastr/o
neur/o
sarc/o
combining form that means internal organs
hepat/o
viscer/o
neur/o
enter/o
combining that means fat
my/o
lip/o
hepat/o
thorac/o
combining form that means liver
arthr/o
sarc/o
hepat/o
gastr/o
suffix that means pain
-oma
-ectomy
-itis
-algia
suffix that means pertaining to
-ar
-plasty
an-
-oma
prefix that means not or without
bi-
an-
-ar
epi-
suffix that means tumor or mass
-plasty
endo-
-ectomy
-oma
suffix that means inflammation
-ectomy
-itis
-oma
-plasty
prefix that means fast
tachy-
endo-
epi-
brachy-
prefix that means two or both
bi-
-ar
an-
-itis
suffix that means surgical removal or excision
-ectomy
-itis
endo-
-plasty
suffix that means surgical repair
-algia
-oma
-plasty
tachy-
prefix that means in or within
intra-
endo-
in-
into-
prefix that means on, over, or upon
epi-
hypo-
supra-
hyper-
the left iliac region would be in the (a) square of the abdominal region(s)
use the anatomical position
the epigastric region would be in the (a) square of the abdominal region(s)
use the anatomical position
the umbilical region would be in the (a) square of the abdominal region(s)
use the anatomical position
the right hypochondriac region would be in the (a) square of the abdominal region(s)
use the anatomical position
the hypogastric region would be in the (a) square of the abdominal region(s)
use the anatomical position
the right lumbar region would be in the (a) square of the abdominal region(s)
use the anatomical position
the left hypochondriac region would be in the (a) square of the abdominal region(s)
use the anatomical position
the left lumbar region would be in the (a) square of the abdominal region(s)
use the anatomical position
combining form that means arm
chondr/o
brachi/o
myel/o
arthr/o
combining form that means bone
oste/o
chondr/o
sarc/o
spondyl/o
prefix that means change or beyond
-malacia
meta-
syn-
-ation
prefix that means together or with
supra-
-centesis
-ation
syn-
suffix that means softening
-malacia
meta-
-centesis
-osis
combining form that means joint
brachi/o
oste/o
arthr/o
chondr/o
suffix that means process or condition
-ation
-centesis
-malacia
meta-
combining form that means flesh or connective tissue
oste/o
sarc/o
spondyl/o
syn-
suffix that means surgical puncture to remove fluid
-centesis
-malacia
syn-
-ation
combining form that means vertebra or backbone
sarc/o
oste/o
myel/o
spondyl/o
prefix that means within or into
epi-
in-
syn-
intra-
prefix that means above
epi-
supra-
hypo-
hyper-
suffix that means rupture
-cele
-rrhexis
-dynia
-paresis
suffix that means pain
-paresis
-cele
-esthesia
-dynia
combining form that means coordination or order
flex/o
tax/o
fasci/o
articul/o
combining form that means muscle
my/o
flex/o
thorac/o
neur/o
combining form that means fibrous band or fascia
articul/o
viscer/o
flex/o
fasci/o
prefix that means around
ab-
circum-
ad-
-cele
prefix that means back
dorsi-
peri-
ab-
ad-
prefix that means near, beside, alongside, beyond, or abnormal
ad-
peri-
ex-
par-
suffix that means weakness
peri-
-paresis
-rrhexis
-cele
suffix that means sensation
-esthesia
-cele
-dynia
-oma
combining form that means to bend
my/o
flex/o
arthr/o
tax/o
combining form that means joint
my/o
flex/o
articul/o
cost/o
prefix that means toward
ab-
dorsi-
par-
ad-
suffix that means hernia, swelling, or protrusion
-cele
-dynia
-paresis
-esthesia
prefix that means from or away from
par-
ab-
ad-
circum-
a band or sheet of fibrous tissue that encloses a muscle or group of muscles
tetany
fascia
flaccidity
atrophy
involuntary, repetitive shaking or quivering
tremor
myomalacia
spasm
tetany
rupture or tearing of a muscle
ataxia
adhesion
myorrhexis
myositis
the formation of a fibrous band of tissue that holds two parts or surfaces together
atrophy
adhesion
hypertrophy
sarcopenia
abnormal softening of a muscle tissue
myoparesis
myomalacia
myorrhexis
myositis
inability to coordinate voluntary muscle activity
atrophy
fascia
ataxia
myorrhexis
a state of sustained muscular concentration
myomalacia
tetany
spasm
myoparesis
the wasting away or shrinkage of muscle size
atrophy
myrrhexis
sarcopenia
myositis
loss of muscle mass, strength, and function as a result of aging
myositis
myoparesis
flaccidity
sarcopenia
excessive growth or abnormal enlargement of a muscle
atrophy
hypertrophy
tetany
fascia
weakness or mild muscular paralysis
myositis
tremor
myoparesis
flaccidity
state in which muscles are flabby, relaxed, or have defective or absent tone
fascia
flaccidity
tetany
ataxia
involuntary sudden movement or convulsive muscular contraction
sarcopenia
spasm
tremor
tetany
The sagittal plane divides the body vertically into equal left and right sections
TRUE
FALSE
Voluntary muscle movements require the brain to "think through" a movement before it is performed
TRUE
FALSE
Automaticity is a characteristic of involuntary muscles
TRUE
FALSE
Paraplegia is a paralysis of the entire body
TRUE
FALSE
The (a) plane divides the body into front and back sections
The (a) plane divides the body into upper and lower sections
_______ means "near the point of origin", while
______ means "away from the point of origin."
(a)
The cranial and spinal cavities are both part of the (a) cavity.
The thoracic, abdominal, and pelvic cavities are subdivisions of the _______-______ cavity.
(a)
The (a) cavity protects the heart, lungs, esophagus, and major blood vessels that run through the chest.
Inflammation of a fascia is called (a) .
Movement of a body part away from the midline of the body is known as __________, and movement of a body part toward the midline is known as ________.
(a)
In military time, midnight is written as ___.
1200
2400
0000 or 1200
0000 or 2400
