Free Printable Medical Terminology I Final Exam (Worksheet Questions Extracted)

1.

Write the prefix and give the meaning of the entire term: subhepatic. Choose the best meaning of the entire term.

a)

beneath the liver

b)

above the liver

c)

surrounding the liver

d)

within the liver

2.

Write the prefix and give the meaning of the entire term: hyperglycemia. Choose the best meaning of the entire term.

a)

low blood sugar

b)

high blood sugar

c)

presence of sugar in urine

d)

normal blood sugar

3.

Write the prefix and give the meaning of the entire term: pericardium. Choose the best meaning of the entire term.

a)

muscle of the heart

b)

membrane surrounding the heart

c)

inflammation of the heart

d)

space within the heart chambers

4.

Write the prefix and give the meaning of the entire term: resection. Choose the best meaning of the entire term.

a)

surgical repair of a structure

b)

surgical removal of part or all of a structure

c)

abnormal narrowing of a passage

d)

visual examination using a scope

5.

Write the suffix and give the meaning of each term: pulmonary. Choose the best meaning of the entire term.

a)

inflammation of the lung

b)

pertaining to the lung

c)

study of the lung

d)

condition of pus in the lung

6.

Write the suffix and give the meaning of each term: necrotic. Choose the best meaning of the entire term.

a)

pertaining to death (of cells or tissues)

b)

condition of dead tissue

c)

producing death

d)

lack of blood supply

7.

Write the suffix and give the meaning of each term: inguinal. Choose the best meaning of the entire term.

a)

pertaining to the groin

b)

enlargement of the groin

c)

incision into the groin

d)

pain of the groin

8.

Give meanings for the following combining forms: necr/o. Choose the best meaning.

a)

death

b)

skin

c)

bone

d)

muscle

9.

Give meanings for the following combining forms: carp/o. Choose the best meaning.

a)

wrist

b)

ankle

c)

cartilage

d)

skull

10.

Give meanings for the following combining forms: seps/o. Choose the best meaning.

a)

infection

b)

blood

c)

fever

d)

swelling

11.

Use the wordbank to fill in the blanks. Wordbank: distal, lateral, sagittal, transverse, inferior, proximal, superior, vertebra. The (a) end of the humerus is at the shoulder.

12.

Use the wordbank to fill in the blanks. Wordbank: distal, lateral, sagittal, transverse, inferior, proximal, superior, vertebra. The liver lies (a) to the intestines.

13.

Use the wordbank to fill in the blanks. Wordbank: distal, lateral, sagittal, transverse, inferior, proximal, superior, vertebra. A backbone is called a (an) (a) .

14.

Use the wordbank to fill in the blanks. Wordbank: distal, lateral, sagittal, transverse, inferior, proximal, superior, vertebra. The (a) end of the thigh bone (femur) joins with the kneecap.

15.

Use the wordbank to fill in the blanks. Wordbank: distal, lateral, sagittal, transverse, inferior, proximal, superior, vertebra. The (a) plane divides the body into upper and lower portions.

16.

Use the wordbank to fill in the blanks. Wordbank: absorption, amino acids, amylase, bile, bilirubin, defecation, deglutition, dentin, emulsification, enamel, fatty acids, glucose. Swallowing (a)

17.

Use the wordbank to fill in the blanks. Wordbank: absorption, amino acids, amylase, bile, bilirubin, defecation, deglutition, dentin, emulsification, enamel, fatty acids, glucose. Removal of waste material from the body (a)

18.

Use the wordbank to fill in the blanks. Wordbank: absorption, amino acids, amylase, bile, bilirubin, defecation, deglutition, dentin, emulsification, enamel, fatty acids, glucose. Hard, outermost layer of a tooth (a)

19.

Use the wordbank to fill in the blanks. Wordbank: absorption, amino acids, amylase, bile, bilirubin, defecation, deglutition, dentin, emulsification, enamel, fatty acids, glucose. Simple sugar (a)

20.

Use the wordbank to fill in the blanks. Wordbank: absorption, amino acids, amylase, bile, bilirubin, defecation, deglutition, dentin, emulsification, enamel, fatty acids, glucose. Pigment released by the liver in bile (a)

21.

Use the wordbank to fill in the blanks. Wordbank: alveoli, larynx, bronchi, mediastinum, cilia, palatine tonsils, epiglottis, paranasal sinuses, hilum, parietal pleura. Air sacs of the lung are called (a)

22.

Use the wordbank to fill in the blanks. Wordbank: alveoli, larynx, bronchi, mediastinum, cilia, palatine tonsils, epiglottis, paranasal sinuses, hilum, parietal pleura. The outer fold of pleura lying closest to the ribs is called (a)

23.

Use the wordbank to fill in the blanks. Wordbank: alveoli, larynx, bronchi, mediastinum, cilia, palatine tonsils, epiglottis, paranasal sinuses, hilum, parietal pleura. Thin hairs attached to the mucous membrane lining the respiratory tract are (a)

24.

Use the wordbank to fill in the blanks. Wordbank: alveoli, larynx, bronchi, mediastinum, cilia, palatine tonsils, epiglottis, paranasal sinuses, hilum, parietal pleura. The voice box is called the (a)

25.

Use the wordbank to fill in the blanks. Wordbank: alveoli, larynx, bronchi, mediastinum, cilia, palatine tonsils, epiglottis, paranasal sinuses, hilum, parietal pleura. Middle region where bronchi, blood vessels, and nerves enter and exit lungs is the (a)

26.

Use the wordbank to fill in the blanks. Wordbank: abduction, flexion, rotation, adduction, insertion of a muscle, skeletal muscle, dorsiflexion, origin of a muscle, supination, extension, plantar flexion, visceral muscle, pronation. Movement away from the midline of the body (a)

27.

Use the wordbank to fill in the blanks. Wordbank: abduction, flexion, rotation, adduction, insertion of a muscle, skeletal muscle, dorsiflexion, origin of a muscle, supination, extension, plantar flexion, visceral muscle, pronation. Bending the foot upward (backward) (a)

28.

Use the wordbank to fill in the blanks. Wordbank: abduction, flexion, rotation, adduction, insertion of a muscle, skeletal muscle, dorsiflexion, origin of a muscle, supination, extension, plantar flexion, visceral muscle, pronation. Connection of a muscle to a stationary bone (a)

29.

Use the wordbank to fill in the blanks. Wordbank: abduction, flexion, rotation, adduction, insertion of a muscle, skeletal muscle, dorsiflexion, origin of a muscle, supination, extension, plantar flexion, visceral muscle, pronation. Circular movement around a central point (axis) (a)

30.

Use the wordbank to fill in the blanks. Wordbank: abduction, flexion, rotation, adduction, insertion of a muscle, skeletal muscle, dorsiflexion, origin of a muscle, supination, extension, plantar flexion, visceral muscle, pronation. Muscle connected to bones; striated or voluntary muscle (a)

31.

Use the wordbank to fill in the blanks. Wordbank: abduction, flexion, rotation, adduction, insertion of a muscle, skeletal muscle, dorsiflexion, origin of a muscle, supination, extension, plantar flexion, visceral muscle, pronation. Turning the palm of the hand downward (a)

32.

Use the wordbank to fill in the blanks. Wordbank: abduction, flexion, rotation, adduction, insertion of a muscle, skeletal muscle, dorsiflexion, origin of a muscle, supination, extension, plantar flexion, visceral muscle, pronation. Movement toward the midline of the body (a)

33.

Choose the correct letter that matches the definition. Suture: ........................................

a)

-rrhapy

b)

-rrhagia

c)

-ectasis

d)

-stasis

e)

-rrhaphy

34.

Choose the correct letter that matches the definition. New opening between two parts of the jejunum: ........................................

a)

Jejunojejunostomy

b)

Duodenostomy

c)

Duodenojejunostomy

d)

Jejunostomy

e)

Jejunocecal anastomosis

35.

Choose the correct letter that matches the definition. Dilation of a bile vessel: ....................

a)

Cholecystolithiasis

b)

Cholangitis

c)

Cholangiography

d)

Cholangiectasis

e)

Choledocholithiasis

36.

Choose the correct letter that matches the definition. Difficult digestion: ............................

a)

Deglutition

b)

Dysphagia

c)

Aphagia

d)

Polyphagia

e)

Dyspepsia

37.

Choose the correct letter that matches the definition. Pyloric stenosis: ..............................

a)

Gastric ulcer

b)

Narrowing of the opening between the stomach and intestine

c)

Hiatal hernia

d)

Cardiospasm

e)

Achalasia

38.

Choose the correct letter that matches the definition. Vitamin D deficiency leads to softening of bone, which is known as: ........................................

a)

Osteomalacia

b)

Lumbago

c)

Osteogenesis imperfecta

d)

Osteoporosis

e)

Hypercalcemia

39.

Choose the correct letter that matches the definition. Pertaining to the upper arm bone: ........................................

a)

Humeral

b)

Tibial

c)

Radial

d)

Ulnar

e)

Carpal

40.

The shoulder bone is the:

a)

Patella

b)

Sternum

c)

Scapula

d)

Clavicle

e)

Vertebra

41-44.

Read the passage and answer the questions. The symptoms of urinary tract infections in older children are similar to those seen in adults. Cystitis manifests by suprapubic discomfort, burning, urgency, and polyuria. An upper UTI such as pyelonephritis manifests by chills, fever, and flank (the sides of the body, between the ribs and the ilium) pain. Any child previously toilet-trained who suddenly develops enuresis or daytime wetting should be evaluated. However, many UTIs in children are asymptomatic, and the younger the child, the more obscure the signs and symptoms. An infant with a UTI may present only with fever, lethargy, irritability, and/or failure to thrive.

41.

A symptom of cystitis is:

a)

Inability to urinate

b)

Frequent urination

c)

Chest pain

d)

Jaundice and itching

42.

An example of an upper UTI is:

a)

Nephrosclerosis

b)

Flank pain

c)

Lithotripsy

d)

Inflammation of the renal pelvis

43.

Enuresis is:

a)

Bedwetting

b)

Nocturia

c)

Anuria

d)

Strong sensation of having to urinate throughout the day

44.

What type of symptoms do young children with UTIs frequently manifest?

a)

Blood in the urine

b)

Protein in the urine

c)

Often no symptoms

d)

Elevated BUN

45-48.

Read the case and answer the questions. Patient with metastatic squamous cell carcinoma of the tongue. Toward the end of XRT, the patient complained of some intermittent costal and low vertebral pain. The patient presented to the ER when pain control was no longer achieved using Percocet. CT scan and MRI were performed, revealing a number of vertebral bodies involved with tumor in the upper lumbar and lower thoracic regions. Preliminary reading suggests no evidence of cord compression, yet there is evidence of disk protrusion at T6–T7. We are consulted for palliative XRT of the spine lesions for purpose of pain control.

45.

What was probably causing the patient's pain?

a)

Tuberculosis of the spine

b)

Pressure on the spinal cord

c)

Tumor of the oral cavity

d)

Metastatic tumor in the backbones

46.

What does costal mean?

a)

Pertaining to ribs

b)

Pertaining to spinal cord

c)

Pertaining to the back

d)

Pertaining to the breast bone

47.

What is palliative XRT?

a)

Diagnostic workup for malignancy

b)

Chemotherapy for painful cancer treatment

c)

Radiotherapy to relieve symptoms but not to cure

d)

Surgery to relieve pain

48.

What type of doctor wrote this report?

a)

Radiologist

b)

Radiation oncologist

c)

Nuclear medicine specialist

d)

Orthopedist

49.

Write the term that is spelled correctly. The meaning of terms are given. Visual examination of the bladder: (sistoscopy) (cystascopy) (cystoscopy)

a)

sistoscopy

b)

cystascopy

c)

cystoscopy

50.

Write the term that is spelled correctly. The meaning of terms are given. Additional treatment: (adjuvant therapy) (adjivent theraphy) (adjuvent therapy)

a)

adjuvant therapy

b)

adjivent theraphy

c)

adjuvent therapy

Medical Terminology I Final Exam (Worksheet Questions Extracted)

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