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WorksheetsAMI Vocab Quiz #12 Quizs
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
PASSIVE
Movement done by another person; not active.
A type of exercise that requires high energy.
An active form of physical activity.
A method of training that focuses on strength.
PLANTAR WART
Epidermal tumor on the foot.
Benign growth on the hand.
Malignant tumor on the leg.
Viral infection of the skin.
PROGNOSIS
Prediction of the course and outcome of injury/disease.
A type of medical imaging technique.
A method for diagnosing diseases.
A treatment plan for chronic conditions.
POSTERIOR
The front of the body or body part.
The side of the body or body part.
The back of the body or body part.
The top of the body or body part.
PRONE
Face down horizontal position of the body.
Face up vertical position of the body.
Sitting position with legs crossed.
Standing position with arms raised.
PATELLA
Kneecap.
Elbow joint.
Wrist bone.
Ankle joint.
PRONATION
Rotation of a limb toward the midline of the body.
Rotation of a limb away from the midline of the body.
Flexion of a limb at a joint.
Extension of a limb at a joint.
PLANTAR
Referring to the sole of the foot.
Referring to the top of the foot.
Referring to the heel of the foot.
Referring to the ankle area.
PHARYNGITIS
Sore throat.
Headache.
Coughing fit.
Nasal congestion.
PHYSIOLOGY
The study of structure.
The study of function.
The study of behavior.
The study of evolution.
PERIOSTEUM
Connective tissue that closely invests all bones.
A type of muscle tissue found in the heart.
A layer of fat that protects the organs.
A type of epithelial tissue that lines cavities.
PALPATION
Examination by touch.
A method of visual inspection.
A technique for measuring blood pressure.
A procedure for taking a medical history.
PALLOR
Deficiency of color in the face.
Excessive redness of the skin.
A condition of yellowing of the skin.
A type of skin rash.
PATHOLOGY
Study of the nature and causes of disease and injury.
Study of the structure of cells and tissues.
Study of the effects of drugs on the body.
Study of the body's immune response to pathogens.
PLANTAR FLEXION
Pointing toes/foot toward the ground.
Lifting toes/foot away from the ground.
Rotating the foot inward.
Bending the knee backward.
