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Medical words are derived from Spanish and German

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-itis

inflammation

surgical removal

vision

skin

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cardi/o

lungs

liver

heart

ears

MT.B.3

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PO

post office

by mouth

water

cold

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HBP-

hypoxic barrier protection

history blood physical

high blood pressure

heightened blood pulse

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a-/an-

through

no, not, without

painful

around

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brady-

fast

hyper

slow

complete

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dys-

slow

painful

fast

without

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poly-

few

many

small

large

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-oma

liver

heart

tumor

brain

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All medical terms have a root

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All medical terms have a prefix

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All medical terms have a suffix

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-algia

freedom

kidney

pain

beginning

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-megaly

pain

blood

softening

enlargement

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D/C

disconnect

discontinue

MT.C.2.a

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F/U

follow up

first up

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What does the prefix 'cardio-' refer to in medical terminology?

Stomach

Lung

Heart

Brain

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The root word 'ortho' in medical terminology refers to what?

Eyes

straight

Muscles

Skin

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In medical abbreviations, what does 'b.i.d.' stand for?

Three times a day

Twice a day

Every week

Once a day

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What does the suffix '-algia' indicate in medical terminology?

Inflammation

Pain

Swelling

Infection

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The medical abbreviation 'qhs' stands for what?

Once a week

Every night at bedtime

Twice a day

Every hour

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If something is WNL, it is:

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The opposite of tachy- is ante-

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Across

nulli-

auto-

trans-

pseudo-

Intro to Medical Terminology - Exam 1 study guide

Intro to Medical Terminology - Exam 1 study guide

Medical words are derived from Spanish and German

-itis

cardi/o

PO

HBP-

a-/an-

brady-

dys-

poly-

-oma

All medical terms have a root

All medical terms have a prefix

All medical terms have a suffix

-algia

-megaly

D/C

F/U

What does the prefix 'cardio-' refer to in medical terminology?

The root word 'ortho' in medical terminology refers to what?

In medical abbreviations, what does 'b.i.d.' stand for?

What does the suffix '-algia' indicate in medical terminology?

The medical abbreviation 'qhs' stands for what?

If something is WNL, it is:

The opposite of tachy- is ante-

Across

Medical words are derived from Spanish and German

-itis

cardi/o

PO

HBP-

a-/an-

brady-

dys-

poly-

-oma

All medical terms have a root

All medical terms have a prefix

All medical terms have a suffix

-algia

-megaly

D/C

F/U

What does the prefix 'cardio-' refer to in medical terminology?

The root word 'ortho' in medical terminology refers to what?

In medical abbreviations, what does 'b.i.d.' stand for?

What does the suffix '-algia' indicate in medical terminology?

The medical abbreviation 'qhs' stands for what?

If something is WNL, it is:

The opposite of tachy- is ante-

Across