Comprehensive Medical Terminology-I Review
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- Q1The word root for liver is:Oste-Hepat-My-Mast-30s
- Q2A combining form (or CF) is a word root plus a:SuffixPrefixConsonantVowel30s
- Q3Which word means inflammation of the joints?Chrondr/itisOste/itisArthr/itisOste/o/arthr/itis30s
- Q4Most medical word roots are derived from:Spanish and FrenchLatin and GreekGerman and LatinLatin and French30s
- Q5The suffix –megaly means:SeparationDecreaseStrictureEnlargement30s
- Q6Which suffix means surgical puncture?–ectasis–desis–plasty–centesis30s
- Q7The term for narrowing of a vein is:PhlebotaxiaPhlebostenosisPhlebectasisPhlebodesis30s
- Q8The term that means forming, producing, or origin of bone is:OsteomalaciaOsteoporosisOsteoclastOsteogenesis30s
- Q9Enlargement–megalyPoly-–cyte–oma30s
- Q10StomachStomat/oGastr/oNephr/oDermat/o30s
- Q11KidneyPoly-Post-Nephr/oNas/o30s
- Q12Tumor–cyteAn-–oma–megaly30s
- Q13JointGastr/oNas/oNephr/oArthr/o30s
- Q14SkinNephr/oDermat/oSub-Arthr/o30s
- Q15Cell–cyte–megaly–omaSub-30s