Exam 1: Introduction to Medical Terminology

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A combining vowel is not required when two word roots are joined together.

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Abnormal enlargement of the liver is ____________________ (hepat/o means liver).

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Suppuration is the formation or discharging of pus.

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Which term means the rupture of a muscle?

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Which combining form means plaque or fatty substance?

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Which statement is true about inflammation?

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A pathologic change of muscle tissue is known as ____________________ (my/o means muscle).

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A prefix usually,but not always,indicates location,time,or number.

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Which term means pain in the stomach?

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Mucous is the substance secreted by the mucous membranes.

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Euthyroid means a hyperactive thyroid gland.

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An inflammation is the invasion of the body by a disease-causing organism.

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Match each definition with the correct term. -cardiac

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The surgical puncture of the abdominal cavity to remove fluid is ____________________ (abdomin/o means abdomen).

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Prostate means to collapse.

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Match each definition with the correct word part. --osis

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A/An ____________________ is the loss of a large amount of blood in a short time.

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Which of these suffixes requires the use of the combining vowel?

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The suffix -gram means the process of recording a picture or record.

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A combining vowel is used when the suffix begins with a vowel.

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