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WorksheetsMed Term Practice Final
Total questions: 100
Worksheet time: 1hrs 7mins
What does the suffix 'ectomy' mean?
Removal
Operation
Incision
addition
What is the study of blood called?
Oncology
Hematology
Cardiology
physiology
What does the prefix 'Endo' mean?
Around
Ending
Within
open
The bodies starting position is called what?
Sagittal
Coronal
Anatomical
Biological
trans
against
around
across
fast, rapid
Inter
inner, insise
after, behind
between
outer, outside
Peri-
again
around
one
large
poly
many, much
one, single
small, scant
around
leuk/o
half
within
white
around
tachy
fast, rapid
many, much
against, opposite
above, over
intra
backward, behind
between
above, over, excess
within
eu
out, out of
before, in front of
not
normal, good, well, healthy
Which of these prefixes indicates against?
“ad-”
“ana-”
“ab-”
“anti-”
cyan/o
purple
blue
red
white
Erythr/o
blue
purple
white
red
melan/o
blue
black
red
white
dynia
pain
euphoria
stressed
proud
megaly
normal
medium
enlarged
miniature
malacia
abnormal softening
abnormal hardening
normal
tissue death
necrosis
tissue death
abnormal hardening
abnormal softening
normal
sclerosis
abnormal softening
abnormal hardening
tissue death
normal
stenosis
widening
abnormal softening
blockage
narrowing
gram
surgical incision
insertion of a catheter
a picture or record
visual examination
plasty
picture or record
surgical repair
visual examination
rupture
scopy
visual examination
rupture
picture or record
flow or discharge
pre
before
after
right side
left side
Which prefix means "without?"
a-, an-
ante-
anti-
bi-
Which prefix means "two?"
a-, an-
ante-
anti-
bi-
Hyper- means:
outside of, beyond
half
excessive
insufficient
Hypo- means:
outside of, beyond
half
excessive
insufficient
Which word means 'too slow heart'?
Tachycardia
Bradycardia
Bradypnea
Arthritis
Which specialist doctor would you see if you had a SKIN problem?
Dermatologist
Haematologist
Cardiologist
Psychologist
What does the root word OSTEO mean?
Brain
Bones
Muscles
Joints
What is the largest artery in the body?
Vena Cava
Aorta
Capillaries
Jugular
The smallest vessels in the body, where oxygen is exchanged for carbon dioxide, are ____.
arteries
veins
capillaries
alveoli
What does "myo" mean?
Muscle
Heart
Personal
Ligament
What does "Nephro-" mean?
Liver
Kidney
Bladder
Gallbladder
What does "Dys-" mean?
Difficulty
Blockage
Distraction
Slow
Difficult digestion
malnutrition
malabsorption
dyspepsia
dysentery
-pathy
Path
Movement
Disease
-rrhea
Rupture
Excessive flow
Flow or discharge
Hypo-
Below, under, decrease
Above, increase
Cold
Neuro-
Nose
New
Nerve
What does the anatomy term inguinal mean?
groin
navel
belly
skull
What is the directional term for middle?
medial
lateral
superior
inferior
A patient lying face up is in what position?
supine
prone
left lateral recumbent
right lateral recumbent
What is the term for inflammation of the throat?
Tonsillitis
Rhinitis
Pharyngitis
Neutitis
What is the term for disease of the nerves?
Neuropathy
Neuroscopy
Neurology
Neurologist
What is the root word for vein?
Angi
Myo
Oste
Phleb/o
What is the root word for arteries?
Sangu
Cardio
Arterio
Angio
What is the root word for nose?
Rhino
Dento
Lingu
Oculo
The medical term for the ability to breathe only when upright is:
dyspnea
orthopnea
bradypnea
eupnea
What is the meaning of the suffix "-therapy"?
Treatment
Nourishment, development
Abnormal condition
State of
Which suffix means "cutting into"?
-otomy
-ostomy
-centesis
-ectomy
-scope
abnormal hardening
instrument used for visual examination
mouthwash
free
paralysis
-plasty
-ectomy
-plegia
-itis
What is Histology mean?
Study of cells
Study of life and living organisms
Study of tissues
Which of the following is not a type of connective tissue?
Blood
Bone
Skin
Adipose
Which type of muscle tissue would be found in the intestines?
Smooth
Skeletal
Cardiac
Transitional
The four types of tissue are
Cardiac, transitional, epithelial, connective
Muscle, Nervous, Epithelial, Connective
Connective, Epithelial, Transitional, Muscle
Epithelial, Connective, Muscle, Squamous
What type of muscle(s) is involuntary (works on its own)?
skeletal and smooth
cardiac and skeletal
smooth and cardiac
skeletal
What is the purpose of nervous tissue?
send electrical signals
strengthen muscle
make blood cells
The function of the urinary system is to
Regulates metabolic activities of the body
Filter waste products from the blood
Providing support and structure
Regulating body temperature
Protects the body, regulates body temperature
Integumentary
Nervous
Skeletal
Muscular
Covers and lines the outside as well as internal organs
Epithelial
Nervous
Connective
Muscular
Lungs, trachea, and bronchi are included in this system.
respiratory
endocrine
reproductive
circulatory
What are the levels of organization in order from the smallest level of complexity to the largest level of complexity?
Organism, Organ System, Organ, Tissue, Cell
Tissue, Organism, Organ, Cell, Organ System
Cell, Tissue, Organ, Organ System, Organism
Organ System, Cell, Organ, Organism, Tissue
Which system is this?
Nervous
Respiratory
Circulatory
Digestive
A body part consisting of different tissues working together is called
A cell
An organ
A system
An organism
A group of organs working together is called
A tissue
A cell
A system
An organism
organ system that fights disease and controls the immune response
immune (lymphatic)
respiratory
circulatory (cardiovascular)
endocrine
Which abdominal region is under the ribs?
Iliac/Inguinal
Hypochondriac
Epigastric
Lumbar
____________________ helps warm the human body when we are cold.
Sweating
Shivering
Inhaling oxygen
Exhaling carbon dioxide
Chewing is an example of what type of digestion?
Dental
Fragmentary
Chemical
Mechanical
What makes food wet and soft, helps you swallow and begins chemical digestion in the mouth?
teeth
stomach acid
saliva
esophagus
