The medical prefix neo- means:

The prefix a- or an- means:

The medical prefix brady- may be used in reference to a heart that is beating:

The prefix post- refers to:

What prefix is used to represent half of a structure?

Where would intercostal muscles be located in relation to the ribs?

The prefix hyper- refers to:

A healthcare professional would use a microscope to observe objects that are:

The prefix ab- means:

A child with a common cold will usually have what condition that affects the nose?

What root word refers to the nose?

The root word entero refers to:

The root word cost means:

The root word arthro refers to:

Neuro is the medical root word for which body structure?

The root word thorac refers to the:

The medical root word cryo means:

Which medical root word refers to the head?

The medical root word derma refers to the:

What is the root word for gland?

The medical root word oro refers to the:

What surgery would be performed on a kidney?

The root word cardio refers to:

The root word osteo refers to:

Marina is scheduled for surgery for cholelithiasis. The root word lith indicates that what will be removed from Marina during this surgery?

The root word psych refers to the:

The root word cyst refers to which body part?

The suffix -centesis refers to:

A therapist sees the suffix -edema on a patient’s medical chart and knows this term refers to:

What procedure involves withdrawing fluid from a body cavity in the chest?

Which term refers to a liver that is larger than normal?

Which medical suffix is used to describe an abnormal condition?

What suffix means inflammation?

Which suffix refers to a surgical puncture that removes fluid?

After eating contaminated food, Thomas developed a condition called gastroenteritis. This condition affected his:

The suffix -crine refers to:

Ryan is scheduled to have a cystoscopy. What will this procedure be doing to Ryan’s bladder?

What medical abbreviation is used to represent an electroencephalogram?

What is the abbreviation for a medical prescription?

Which medical abbreviation is used when a patient needs to take a medication four times a day?

A sign that reads NPO is posted on a patient’s hospital room door. Which item can be given to this patient?

Chayanne was given a prescription to take a pill twice a day. What abbreviation was written on the prescription?

Which abbreviation is used to note a patient’s ability to get out of bed as needed?

An adult female patient presented with pain in the RUQ. What area of the body is this?

Sarah makes her rounds feeding newborns in the hospital nursery every two hours. What medical abbreviation is used to document this time frame?

Chenise was given a prescription to take a pill bid. How often should she take it?

What does the medical abbreviation qh mean?

Which medical term and abbreviation are used by healthcare professionals to represent a ministroke?

Daniel is in the hospital and is not allowed to eat or drink. What sign would be placed on his door to indicate this order to other healthcare professionals?

Which abbreviation is used to denote a diagnosis?

ECG and EKG are both medical abbreviations for a/an:

What does the V represent in the abbreviation HIV?

The medical abbreviation prn means:

Butler must take his medication p.o. What should he do with the medication?

Which abbreviation should a medical assistant use to document problems with a patient’s right eye?

Sam has epilepsy. His doctor has ordered a test that measures the electrical activity of his brain. What test did the doctor order?

A physical therapist works with Elijah to improve his joint ROM. This type of exercise is called:

Sarah’s watch displays Roman numerals. During the afternoon, if the large watch hand is on the XII and the small watch hand is on the V, Sarah knows the time is:

A client has an appointment at 4:00 p.m. What time is the appointment in military time?

If it is 5:30 p.m., what time is it in military time?

How is the number 40 expressed using the Roman numeral system?

A nursing assistant must report to work at the hospital by 6:30 a.m. The drive there from home will take 20 minutes. When should she leave home if she wants to arrive early?

Ms. Alford is grading book reports. She has 17 book reports to grade, and each takes 30 minutes to grade. If she begins at 1430, when will she finish grading all the reports?

A plane with a heart for transplant leaves Charlotte at 1630. It takes 2 hours and 45 minutes to fly to Boston and get to the hospital. What time did the heart arrive?

Jerome begins work at 1500 and works eight hours. He also takes a 30-minute dinner break. At what time does his shift end?

Abbey’s surgery ended at 1330. She was in the recovery room for three hours and then had a 45-minute ride home. What time did Abbey arrive home?

What is XXII plus DCLV?

What number does the Roman numeral L represent?

A client has an appointment at 3:15 p.m. What time is this appointment on a 24-hour clock?

Kristell went into labor at 2030. She was in labor for two hours before driving 45 minutes to the hospital. At what time did she arrive to the hospital?

What Roman numeral would a pharmacist use to denote a Schedule Four prescription drug?

A medical office assistant ordered XXXIX boxes of tissues. How many boxes were ordered?

John has an appointment at 1200 that will last 1 hour. After this appointment ends, how much time will he have until his next appointment at 1400?

What time is 11:00 a.m. in military time?

A medical office assistant orders LXVIII boxes of alcohol swabs. How many boxes were ordered?

How is the number 24 expressed using the Roman numeral system?

The local high school HOSA chapter has CLXIV members. How many membership cards should National HOSA send this school?

Which abbreviation is used to denote a yard, the standard unit?

What is the abbreviation for a liter?

What is the standard unit for temperature?