Med Term Ch 1 Review

What does a prefix refer to?

What does a suffix refer to?

What does a word root refer to?

What does the combining form mean?

What does a combining vowel mean?

What is the most commonly used combining vowel?

What are the constructed terms?

Which of the following is an example of a constructed term?

What are the nonconstructed terms?

Medical terms are generally made up of _______ word parts?

In the word rhinoplasty, what is the suffix?

In the word colostomy, what is the prefix?

In the word, mammoplasty what is the combining vowel?

What does the prefix ab

What does the prefix endo

What does the suffix

What does the suffix

What does the combining form dermat/o mean?

What does the combining form hepat/o mean?

What does the combining form pharyng/o mean?

Cardi is an example of which word part?

Which medical term is spelled correctly?

What word parts make up the medical term gastroscopy?

Which combining form means the joint?

What is the meaning of the prefix sub?

Wilm's tumor is an example of a(n):

Which medical term is an example of an acronym?

What is the meaning of the medical term intrahepatic?

Which medical term defines the study of the diseases of bones?

Which is the medical term that means pertaining to an artery and a vein?

Which medical term has two word roots?

How many root words and combining vowels are in the term gastroenteropathy

All except one of the following suffixes mean pertaining to?

The plural of the neurosis is neuroses. True or False?

The combining vowel is used between a prefix and a word root to ease pronunciation. True or False?

A medical term must have four parts: a prefix, a word root, a combining vowel, and a suffix. T or F.

A pleural form of an atrium is atriums. T or F?

A prefix and/or suffix is the part of a word that modifies its primary meaning. T or F?

An acronym is a word created from abbreviations or the first letters of a group of words. T or F?

The suffix pathy means an inflammation of. T or F?