mi- and hemi- mean whole |
False It means half |
The diagnostic term Thrush is usually a fungus infection of the |
c. Throat or the Vagina |
Hidr/o- and Suder/i- mean oil |
False it means sweat |
Gero- or Geronto- mean old |
True |
Gravido- means pregnant or heavy |
True |
Steno- and Strieto- mean to close |
True |
Herpet/o- means to creep |
True |
The medical term Glosso/patchy means |
Disease of the tongue |
Bulimo- means hungry or excessive appetite |
True |
The pelvic floor (anus to vagina or scrotum) in both males and females is called the |
Perineum |
Ar- means fast |
False it means relating to |
The Endocrine and Nervous Systems are referred to as |
b. Master Body Systems |
-gnosis means knowledge |
True |
Polio- means white |
False it means gray |
The term Ascariasis refers to parasitic worms that migrate through the lungs in the larval stage primarily to the ___________. The eggs passed on to the next individual through contact with the feces (hands, water, or food) |
Intestines |
A Chiropractor specializes in the repositioning of bones with adjustments in order to relieve nerve and tissue pressure caused by bone |
b. Subluxations |
A "Tonometer" measure pressure within the |
b.Eye |
-asthenia means strength |
False it means weakness |
Galacto- and Lacto- mean sugar |
True |
The term that means pertaining to the flow force of urine within the urinary tract is |
Uro/dynamics "urine/work" |
Pneumonia can be caused by |
d. All of the above |
The diagnostic term Colo/scop/y literally means |
a.Procedure of viewing and examining the large intestine |
A procedure of making a record of muscle activity is called |
b.Electro/myo/graph/y |
The surgical term that actually means "surgically breaking joint apart" is |
Arthro/clasia |
The anatomical term Thymus literally means |
Flowers, spirit or soul |
Colo- means big intestine or large intestine |
True |
Psycho- and -noia mean mind |
True |
The blood vessel that carries blood containing oxygen and nutrients away from the heart to the body tissues (except the lungs) is the |
c. Aorta |
E- means out or outward |
True |
The combining forms that mean movement or motion are |
a. Kinesio- and -praxia |
Lingu- and Glosso- mean tongue |
True |
Strepto- means chain (twisted-chain). |
True |
Kypho- means laterally crooked |
False it means hunchback |
The procedural term that means visual examination inside a joint is |
b. Arthroscop/y |
The medical term that means discharge of amnionic fluid from the uterus during pregnancy is |
Amniorrhea |
The muscle term peroneus means |
Pin |
Osm/o- and Olfact/o- mean nose |
True |
Procto- means to probe |
False it means rectum or anus |
Oligo- means scanty, slight, or few |
True |
Pod- and podo- mean child |
False it means foot or foot-shaped |
Volvo- and volvul/o- mean to twist or roll |
True |
Culdo- means blind pouch or sac |
True |
Pharmac/o- means drug |
True |
Os- means mouth or mouth-like opening |
True |
Myco- and Tinea means fungus |
True |
The sphincter (that which binds together) muscle at the end of the digestive tract is the |
Anus |
Vito- and Bio- mean to record |
False it means life |
The diagnostic term Keratitis actually means |
Inflammation of the eyes cornea |
The diagnostic term that means skin or tissue bruise is |
c. Contusion |
Peri- means through or across |
False it means around |
Colpo- means penis |
False it means vagina |
The medical term stomato/gastric means |
Pertaining to the mouth and stomach |
Cranio- means head |
False it means skull |
Cholecysto- means gall bladder |
True |
Crypto- means cold |
False it means hidden |
Steato-, Lipo-, and Adipo- mean fat |
True |
CP means cerebral palsy |
True |
Meno- and menstro- mean weekly |
False it means monthly |
An ankle sprain is often characterized by |
c. Hematoma formation, with ligaments that are stretched, partially or fully torn |
-physis means growth |
True |
The medical term Huntington Chorea is characterized by |
Shaking or bizarre involuntary movement with de/mentia "away/mind" |
The suffix -ician or in Phys/ician (is natural/_____) literally means |
One who |
-e means instrument |
True |
Candidi- means glowing white |
True |
-orrhaphy means to suture or sew |
True |
Rub-, rubello-, and rubero- means rusty |
False it means red |
The diagnostic term for an increase amount of spinal fluid in the ventricles of the brain is |
a. Hydrocephalus |
The diagnostic term "In/continent" literally means _____ and is seen with the lack of control of the bladder and/or rectum. |
c. Not contained |
Cataracto- means waterfall or cloudy |
True |
White Blood Cells (WBCs) are called |
Leukocytes |
Thoraco-, Pecto-, and Stetho- mean rib |
False it means chest |
Palpebro- means ear |
False it means eyelid |
The diagnostic term Pyloric Stenosis literally means |
c. Condition of narrowing the gate keeper |
Surg/i- and surg/o- mean working by hand |
True |
A diagnostic term for a nosebleed is usually |
Epistaxis |
A form of depression often seen immediately after childbirth is |
A form of depression often seen immediately after childbirth is Post/pardum |
Sagitto- means arrow or arrow-like |
True |
Lineo- and Spleno- mean spleen |
True |
Ceru-, cera-, and cerumeno- mean fat |
False it means wax |
Meso- and medi- mean side or edge |
False it means middle |
The combining form cheil/o- means |
Lip |
Contra- means to speed up or rush |
False it means against |
Post- means after or behind |
True |
Sphygmo- means pulse |
True |
Scolio- means swayback |
False it means twisted or crocked |
The combining form that means vision or sight is |
Opt/o |
Spondylo- means organ or intestine |
False it means vertebra |
Brady- means short |
False it means slow |
Aneurysm means vein |
False it means weak area in the wall of an artery |
Salpingo- means tube or canal |
True |
An auto/pathic condition is a disease that |
Starts automatically with no apparent cause "within patient" |
Bacillo- means rod or rod-shaped |
True |
Onycho- and unguino- mean skin |
False it means nail |
My- and myos- mean ligaments and tendons |
False it means muscle |
-y, -ation, and -ing mean procedure of or process of |
True |
VO means verbal order |
True |
-crine means to secrete |
True |
Ana- means to combine |
True |
Pyelo- means pelvis (of kidney or organ) |
True |
-lapse and -ptosis means fall, slip, or droop |
True |
Homo- and homeo- mean same |
True |
Meningo- and meningio- mean membrane |
True |
Balano- means glans clitoris or glans penis |
True |
Ortho- means large or huge |
False it means straight, normal, correct |
The muscular, hollow organ that temporarily holds the urine is the |
bladder |
Medical Terminology Final Review pg. 1-5
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