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Worksheets3.1 Medical Term Quiz
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 13mins
What does the suffix "-crine" mean?
Cell
Secrete
Disease
Muscle
What does "cyt-(e,o)" refer to?
Water
Tissue
Cell
Nerve
The suffix "-ology" means (a) .
What does the suffix "-ologist" mean?
Pertaining to a condition
Person who does/studies
Disease
Without
What does the suffix "-otic" pertain to?
A condition
A muscle
A cell
A tissue
Match the following prefixes with their meanings.
Connective tissue
fibro-
Disease, abnormal condition
Path-
Muscle
Myo-
Nerve
Neuro-
Tissue
Hist-
What does the prefix "idio-" mean?
Peculiar to an individual, self-originating
Full of, containing
After, behind
In front of, forward
What does the suffix "-ism" indicate?
Condition, theory, state of being
Study of, science of
Muscle
Water
The suffix "-logy" means (a)
What does the suffix "-ia" refer to?
Condition of, abnormal/pathological state
Full of, containing
After, behind
In front of, forward
What does the suffix "-ous" mean?
Full of, containing, pertaining to, condition
Study of, science of
Muscle
Water
Match the following prefixes with their meanings.
Before, in front of
pre-
After, behind
post-
In front of, forward
pro-
Without
non-
What does the suffix "-osis" indicate?
Condition, state, process
Study of, science of
Muscle
Water
What is the correct symbol for anatomy and physiology?
A and P
A/P
A & P
Ant.Phy.
What term means through, between, part? (No dash needed)
(a)
Which is the correct term for cause?
eti-
etiol
et
etol
The term for upon, over, upper
(a)
What is the term for water?
(a)
The symbol c̅ means?
with
cause
counter
without
Match the abbreviations with the correct terms.
diagnosis
dx
history
Hx
prognosis
px
treatment
tx
