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WorksheetsMedical Terminology Worksheet
Total questions: 72
Worksheet time: 36mins
What does the word part "rhin-" in "rhinorrhea" refer to?
Throat
Nose
Ear
Head
What does "pneum-" in "pneumohemothorax" refer to?
Blood
Air or lung
Chest
Heart
Which suffix in "sinusitis" indicates inflammation?
-algia
-itis
-osis
-ectomy
Which of the following terms represents the opposite of "hypercapnia"?
Hypoxia
Hypocapnia
Hyperventilation
Hypotension
Pharyngitis typically affects which part of the respiratory tract?
Larynx
Pharynx
Trachea
Bronchi
A patient with recurrent tonsillitis might require:
Tonsillectomy
Tracheostomy
Pharyngoscopy
Bronchodilation
A stethoscope is typically used to assess:
Reflexes
Vision
Heart and lung sounds
Blood sugar
Thoracentesis involves:
Cutting into the trachea
Examining the chest
Drawing fluid from the chest cavity
Repairing the chest wall
Which of the following word parts represents the presence of both air and blood in the pleural cavity in "pneumohemothorax"?
Pneum-
-thorax
Hem-
pneum- and hem-
"phag" in "dysphagia" refers to:
Breathing
Eating
Speaking
Drinking
The suffix "-emesis" means:
Eating
Vomiting
Breathing
Digestion
The root "gastr-" refers to:
Heart
Stomach
Intestines
Liver
The root "hepat-" refers to:
Kidney
Liver
Spleen
Pancreas
The root "lapar-" refers to:
Liver
Abdomen
Lung
Brain
The root "col-" refers to:
Liver
Colon
Stomach
Kidney
The root "enter" refers to:
Liver
Kidney
Intestines
Brain
The root "cholecyst" refers to:
Bile duct
Liver
Gallbladder
Intestine
The root "appendic-" refers to:
Intestine
Appendix
Colon
Abdomen
Which of the following terms also includes the suffix "-algia"?
Gastritis
Gastrectomy
Hyperalgesia
Neuralgia
Hyperbilirubinemia can best be described as:
Blood infection
Red blood cell destruction
Excess bilirubin in the blood
Low bile production
Appendectomy means:
Tumor of the appendix
Surgical removal of the appendix
Blockage in the appendix
Infection of the appendix
Laparoscopy involves:
Scanning the brain
Viewing the abdominal cavity
Amputating limbs
Measuring heart rate
Epigastric refers to a region:
Below the stomach
Above the stomach
Inside the stomach
On the back
Dysphagia is defined as:
Painful breathing
Inability to see
Difficulty swallowing
Excessive urination
If "epigastric" pain is reported, which organ might be involved due to location?
Bladder
Stomach
Colon
Appendix
Which suffix in "laparoscopy" indicates it's a diagnostic procedure rather than a treatment?
-tomy
-plasty
-scopy
-ectomy
Which of the following is the correct breakdown of "pancreatitis"?
Pancrea-, -megaly
Pancreat-, -itis
Pan-, creat-, -itis
Pancre-, -titis
Which of the following shows the proper segmentation of the term?
Hyper-, bili-, rubin-, -itis
Hyper-, bilirubin-, -emia
Hyper-, bilir-, -rubinemia
Hyper-, bile-, -emia
The term "autoimmune" breaks down into:
Aut-, -immune
Auto-, -immune
Auto-, -immuno
Auti-, -immune
"-crine" refers to:
Blood
Digestion
Secretion
Absorption
Lactorrhea refers to:
Pain during breastfeeding
Discharge of milk
Lack of milk production
Enlarged milk ducts
The suffix "-emia" means:
Urine condition
Vomiting
Enlargement
Blood condition
"kal" refers to:
Calcium
Potassium
Glucose
Blood
"acro-" means:
Joint
Extremities
Bone
Neck
The suffix "-ism" indicates:
Surgical removal
Swelling
Condition
Inflammation
“andr-” refers to:
Woman
Man
Kidney
Stomach
The suffix “-meter” means:
Killer
Measuring instrument
Viewer
Inflamer
The suffix “-uria” refers to:
Blood
Urine
Sweat
Lymph
“glyc-” refers to:
Protein
Salt
Sugar
Water
Hyperglycemia refers to:
Excessive salt in the blood
Excessive sugar in the blood
Low blood volume
Normal sugar levels
Which of the following has the same suffix as andrology?
Endocrinology
Nephrectomy
Acromegaly
Hematuria
Thyroidectomy is the surgical removal of the:
Pancreas
Thyroid gland
Bladder
Lung
A patient with acromegaly may show signs of:
Shrinking bones
Large hands and feet
Slow heart rate
Skin lesions
Endocrinopathy refers to a disease of:
The nerves
The heart
The endocrine system
The lungs
Endocrinology is the study of:
Digestion
Hormonal imbalances only
Hormone-producing (endocrine) glands
Reproductive anatomy
Which gland is part of the endocrine system?
Salivary gland
Thyroid gland
Sweat gland
Sebaceous gland
Endocrine is the opposite of:
Pancreatic
Exocrine
Digestive
Vascular
What are the correct word parts in “endocrinology”?
Endo-, crino-, -logy
Endocrino-, -logy
Endo-, crin-, -ology
Endo-, -crinology
What is the correct word part analysis of “hyperkalemia”?
Hyper-, kal-, -osis
Hyper-, kal-, -emia
Hyper-, kali-, -emia
Hypo-, kal-, -emia
Which breakdown of “hypothyroidism” is most accurate?
Hypo-, -thyroid, -itis
Hypo-, thyroid-, -ism
Hypo-, -thyro-, -ology
Hyper-, thyroid-, -ism
What is the correct segmentation of the term “glucometer”?
Glu-, -cometer
Gluco-, -meter
Glucom-, -eter
Gluc-, -meter
The suffix “-uria” refers to:
Pain
Urine
Blood
Kidney
The prefix “an-” means:
With
Without
Before
Large
The prefix “noct-” refers to:
Blood
Night
Water
Pain
Which condition shares the same suffix “-uria”?
Polyuria
Nocturnal
Insomnia
Hematology
The root “nephr-” refers to:
Bladder
Liver
Kidney
Ureter
Which word shares the suffix “-ectomy”?
Nephritis
Cystectomy
Lithotripsy
Urology
The suffix “-tripsy” means:
Removal
Inflammation
Crushing
Suturing
Which word shares the suffix “-scopy”?
Lithotripsy
Urology
Colonoscopy
Cystectomy
“ur/o” refers to:
Water
Urine
Bladder
Stone
The root “cyst-” refers to:
Kidney
Bladder
Urethra
Liver
Which of the following uses the suffix “-pathy”?
Cystectomy
Urology
Neuropathy
Urostomy
Which word shares the same suffix “-iasis”?
Lithotripsy
Cholelithiasis
Cystoscopy
Endocrinology
Which term has the same suffix as “polyuria”?
Polyneuropathy
Hematuria
Polyphagia
Ureteral
Nocturia is defined as:
Painful urination
Frequent night time urination
Absence of urination
High urine output during the day
A partial nephrectomy removes:
The ureter
All organs in the urinary tract
Part of the kidney
The renal artery
Urology is the study of:
Blood
Digestive tract
The urinary system
Reproductive hormones
A nephrologist specializes in:
Lungs
Liver
Kidney
Blood
Which condition is commonly associated with polyuria?
Hypertension
Kidney stones
Diabetes mellitus
Glaucoma
What are the correct word parts of “dysuria”?
Dys-, -uria
Dysa-, -uria
Disa-, -uria
Dys-, -urea
Cystectomy is formed from which word parts?
Cysto-, -otomy
Cysti-, -ectomy
Cyst-, -ectomy
Cys-, -ectomy
Nephrologist is broken down into:
Nephro-, -logy, -ist
Nephr-, -ology, -ist
Nephr-, o-, -logist
Neph-, -ologist
