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WorksheetsMedical Terminology Study Guide Part 2
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
The assessment technique that involves listening to the heart, bowel, and lung to evaluate the presence and quality of their sounds is called
palpation.
percussion.
imaging.
revision.
auscultation.
What is the deepest layer of the epidermis?
Corium
Stratum corneum
Subcutaneous
Basal layer
Sebaceous
Anti- in the word antibacterial means
against.
around.
beneath.
deficient.
same.
Which term means an inflammatory skin disease characterized by isolated pustules that become crusted and rupture?
hirsutism
pemphigus
impetigo
chloasma
psoriasis
The CF for fungus (plural fungi) is
trich/o.
unguin/o.
squam/o.
xen/o.
myc/o.
The imaging procedure associated with "echoes" is
PET.
nuclear scan.
ultrasonography.
fluoroscopy.
CT.
Which term means bedsores?
impetigo
pressure ulcers
tinea corporis
ecchymoses
tinea barbae
Which term means without a breast?
amastia
dysmastia
eumastia
hemimastia
supermastia
Which is a type of fungal infection of the skin commonly called ringworm?
Tinea
Pemphigus
Eczema
Scabies
Ecchymosis
Which term means fear of many things?
photophobia
quadriphobia
macrophobia
superphobic
polyphobia
Which term means pertaining to under the skin?
subungual
hypodermic
epidermis
hyperdermic
antecubital
In which type of biopsy is the entire lesion removed?
Excisional
Incisional
Radical
Modified
Resected
The CF ungu/o means
hand.
hair.
nail.
skin.
finger.
The growth area of the nail is the
nail body.
lunula.
nailbed.
cuticle.
nail tip.
Which of the following is a laboratory test?
Type and crossmatch
Cell count
Cholesterol analysis
Culture
Sensitivity
Which glands produce sweat?
Sebaceous
Papillary
Porous
Ductless
Sudoriferous
A plantar wart is located
on the top of the hand.
on the sole of the foot.
on the neck.
on the thorax.
in the axilla.
Adsternal means
within the sternum.
toward the sternum.
under the sternum.
upon the sternum.
away from the sternum.
In anatomical position, the
body is lying down, face upward.
arms are folded across the chest.
body is erect, and the eyes are looking forward.
palms of the hands face backward.
toes point outward.
A pathological condition is also described as
mortal.
morbid.
morose.
ailing.
fallering.
