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WorksheetsMedical Terminology Biotechnology Final Exam 5.14.25
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 26mins
Retro
Backward/Behind
In Front of/Before
Smooth/Not Rough
Beside
Hemi/Hemisphere
3/4
1/2
1/4
.16
Micro/Microscope
Extra Large
Large
Huge
Small
Poly/Polyuria
Not Enough
Large Amount
Small Amount
Many
Quad/Quadriplegia
Four
Ten
Five
Two
Sub/Subcutaneous
Over/On Top/Above
Under/Below/Beneath
Beside/Right/On the Right
Side/Beside/On the Left
Para/Parathyroid
Above/Close/Abnormal
Conditional
Far Away/Normal
Beside/Near/Abnormal
2. Using what you know about the prefix sub, which of the following matches the definition for
subcutaneous?
a. being, living, occurring, or administered under the skin
b. being, living, occurring, or administered on the skin
c. being, living, occurring, or administered between the skin
The child didn't drown in the river, but she did suffer from this temporary health problem because the water was so cold.
hypothermia
hypothyroidism
hypotension
hypoglycemia
What does the word "Anemia" mean?
without enough red blood cells
over active
to remember, think of again
Dys/Dysfunction
Normal Behavior
Good/Great/Fantastic
Bad/Difficult/Painful
Surgical Removal
Hearing
Audio
Cranio
Encephalo
Cephalo
Head
Cephalo
Audio
Cranio
Neuro
Cranio
Head
Nose
Tongue
Skull
Double
Encephalo
Diplo
Myelo
Neuro
Encephalo
Tongue
Brain
Eye
Foot
Glosso
Tongue
Eye
Foot
Brain
Myelo
Spinal Cord
Tonsils
Pelvic Bone
Brain Tumor
Neuro
Heart
Lungs
Brain
Nerves
Smell
Oculo
Cephalo
Neuro
Olfacto
Eye
Sensory Nerve
Cardiac
Oculo
Pulmonary
Patho
Disease
Covid 19
Common Cold
Cancer
Psycho
Mind
Toe Nails
Finger Nails
Feet
IST
Sensation
Ears
Specialist
Feelings
ALGIA
Pain
Happiness
Uncomfortable
Veins
ESTHESIA
Surgical Removal
Image
Record
Sensation/Feeling
ECTOMY
Surgical Removal
Weakness
Feeling
Sensation
GRAM
Record/Image
Specialist
Feeling
Weight
ASTHENIA
Weakness
Enlargement
Sensation
Seizure
LEPSY
Record
Weakness
Image
Seizure
MEGALY
Seizure
Feeling
Sensation
Enlargement
PHASIA
Speech
Paralysis
Seizure
Phaser
PLEGIA
Speech
Paralysis
Seizure
Phaser
IASIS
Vacation
Altitude
Paralysis
Abnormal
An infection that causes the lungs to fill with fluid
Foreign Object
Bronchitis
Pneumonia
Flu
The gas let out of the body when you exhale
Oxygen
Carbon Monoxide
Carbon Dioxide
Nitrogen
The Breathing System
Circulatory
Respiratory
Auditory
Pulmonary
What controls the breathing system
Brain
Batteries
Mouth
Lungs
Which two parts of the body work together when the lungs expand and contract?
The heart and the ribcage
The brain and lungs
The belly button and foot
The ribcage and diaphragm
How do the nose and mouth benefit the respiratory system?
Allowing the body to see and taste
Allowing the body to smell and taste
Allowing oxygen to enter the body
They prevent oxygen from entering the airway
What do the lungs do?
They take oxygen and turn it into carbon dioxide
They exhale oxygen
They make your heart beat
They oxygenate the lungs
Where does cell respiration take place?
The alvioli
The capillaries
The lungs
All of the above
Asthma causes the airways to swell and produce extra mucus affecting the ability to breathe.
True
Maybe
False
Never
How do you get Cystic Fibrosis?
Sharing food and water
Touching a door knob
Walking through a sneeze
You are born with it
What are the two types of cells?
Animal and Plant
Plant and Human
Reptile and Human
Aves and Reptile
What cell is the POWERHOUSE
Mitochondria
Ribosome
Nucleus
Nucleus
What is the BRAIN of the cell?
Nucleus
Ribosomes
Peroxisomes
Golgi Body
What is the CYTOPLASM?
Gel like substance that holds the organelles
Gel like substance that holds animals
Gel like substance that holds proteins
Gel like substance that holds the endoplasmic reticulum
What holds protein fibers providing structure to the cell called?
Plasma Membrane
Smooth Muscle
Lysosomes
Cysoskeleton
