Medical Terminology & Abbreviations Quiz
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- Q1The medical term for 'inflammation of the gums' is....dermatitisgingivitisblepharitisnephritis30sEditDelete
- Q2The medical term for an 'enlarged liver' is....cardiomegalyarthromegalyhepatomegalygastromegaly30sEditDelete
- Q3What is the medical term for a tumor of the kidney?gingivomahepatomanephromagastroma30sEditDelete
- Q4What is the medical term for surgical correction of the stomach?GastritisGastrectomyGastroplastyGastrotomy30sEditDelete
- Q5A person with kidney disease would most likely see a.....CardiologistNephrologistPathologistDermatologist30sEditDelete
- Q6If a person has 'cardiomegaly'....they have....an enlarged stomachan enlarged heartenlarged jointsan enlarged kidney30sEditDelete
- Q7A person with an 'adenoma' has a.....Glandular tumorJoint tumorMuscle tumorBlood swelling30sEditDelete
- Q8A person with inflammation of the liver has.....RhinitisNephritisArthritisHepatitis30sEditDelete
- Q9A person who has surgical correction of the nose has....RhinitisGastroplastyRhinoectomyRhinoplasty30sEditDelete
- Q10The abbreviation for 'as needed' is....RxPRNPONPO30sEditDelete
- Q11An ultrasound was ordered in L&D....(where is that?)Lab and DeliverablesOperating roomLabor and DeliveryIntensive Care Unit30sEditDelete
- Q12The medication was to be given by IV....IntravenousBy mouthSublinguallyIntramuscular30sEditDelete