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WorksheetsModule 1: Introduction
Total questions: 47
Worksheet time: 24mins
What is an audionym?
(a)
Define the following important definitions: a. Medical Term – (a)
Define the following important definitions: b. Element – (a)
Define the following important definitions: c. Prefix – (a)
Define the following important definitions: d. Root – (a)
Define the following important definitions: e. Suffix – (a)
Define the following important definitions: f. Word Terminal – (a)
Define the following important definitions: g. Combining Vowel – (a)
Define the following important definitions: h. Combining Form – (a)
The following terms are known as familiar medical elements, as they do not require the use of audionyms since their spelling and/or pronunciation allows definitions to be determined easily. Element: arter- Meaning: (a)
The following terms are known as familiar medical elements, as they do not require the use of audionyms since their spelling and/or pronunciation allows definitions to be determined easily. Element: appendic- Meaning: (a)
The following terms are known as familiar medical elements, as they do not require the use of audionyms since their spelling and/or pronunciation allows definitions to be determined easily. Element: thyro- Meaning: (a)
The following terms are known as familiar medical elements, as they do not require the use of audionyms since their spelling and/or pronunciation allows definitions to be determined easily. Element: splen- Meaning: (a)
The following terms are known as familiar medical elements, as they do not require the use of audionyms since their spelling and/or pronunciation allows definitions to be determined easily. Element: ovario- Meaning: (a)
The following terms are known as familiar medical elements, as they do not require the use of audionyms since their spelling and/or pronunciation allows definitions to be determined easily. Element: adreno- Meaning: (a)
The following terms are known as familiar medical elements, as they do not require the use of audionyms since their spelling and/or pronunciation allows definitions to be determined easily. Element: basi- Meaning: (a)
The following terms are known as familiar medical elements, as they do not require the use of audionyms since their spelling and/or pronunciation allows definitions to be determined easily. Element: pelvi- Meaning: (a)
The following terms are known as familiar medical elements, as they do not require the use of audionyms since their spelling and/or pronunciation allows definitions to be determined easily.
Element: vena-
(a)
The following terms are known as familiar medical elements, as they do not require the use of audionyms since their spelling and/or pronunciation allows definitions to be determined easily. Element: urethr- Meaning: (a)
The following terms are known as familiar medical elements, as they do not require the use of audionyms since their spelling and/or pronunciation allows definitions to be determined easily.
Element: utero-
(a)
The following terms are known as familiar medical elements, as they do not require the use of audionyms since their spelling and/or pronunciation allows definitions to be determined easily. Element: sacro- Meaning: (a)
The following terms are known as familiar medical elements, as they do not require the use of audionyms since their spelling and/or pronunciation allows definitions to be determined easily. Element: pharyng- Meaning: (a)
The following terms are known as familiar medical elements, as they do not require the use of audionyms since their spelling and/or pronunciation allows definitions to be determined easily. Element: duodeno- Meaning: (a)
The following terms are known as familiar medical elements, as they do not require the use of audionyms since their spelling and/or pronunciation allows definitions to be determined easily.
Element: ureter-
(a)
The following terms are known as familiar medical elements, as they do not require the use of audionyms since their spelling and/or pronunciation allows definitions to be determined easily. Element: laryng- Meaning: (a)
The following terms are known as familiar medical elements, as they do not require the use of audionyms since their spelling and/or pronunciation allows definitions to be determined easily. Element: bronch- Meaning: (a)
The following terms are known as familiar medical elements, as they do not require the use of audionyms since their spelling and/or pronunciation allows definitions to be determined easily. Element: col- Meaning: (a)
The following terms are known as familiar medical elements, as they do not require the use of audionyms since their spelling and/or pronunciation allows definitions to be determined easily. Element: esophag- Meaning: (a)
The following terms are known as familiar medical elements, as they do not require the use of audionyms since their spelling and/or pronunciation allows definitions to be determined easily. Element: bi- Meaning: (a)
The following terms are known as familiar medical elements, as they do not require the use of audionyms since their spelling and/or pronunciation allows definitions to be determined easily. Element: tri- Meaning: (a)
The following terms are known as familiar medical elements, as they do not require the use of audionyms since their spelling and/or pronunciation allows definitions to be determined easily. Element: ile- Meaning: (a)
The following terms are known as familiar medical elements, as they do not require the use of audionyms since their spelling and/or pronunciation allows definitions to be determined easily. Element: ili- Meaning: (a)
The following terms are known as familiar medical elements, as they do not require the use of audionyms since their spelling and/or pronunciation allows definitions to be determined easily. Element: lig- Meaning: (a)
The following terms are known as familiar medical elements, as they do not require the use of audionyms since their spelling and/or pronunciation allows definitions to be determined easily. Element: therap- Meaning: (a)
midsagittal/median
-plasty
Surgical repair
Plastic
Pus
-rrhea
Rupture
Excessive flow
Flow or discharge
-sclerosis
Spine
Abnormal hardening
abnormal narrowing
-scopy
To examine with a telescope
Visual examination
Lab results
-rrhexis
Nose
To stitch
Rupture
-scope
instrument for examination
study of something
visual examination
process of recording
weakness
-ectasia
-asthenia
-ectomy
-esthesia
-malacia
abnormal softening
tumor
growth, development
swallow, eat
-plasty
Surgical repair
Plastic
Pus
