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<H1 NUM=”1″>Chapter 1</H1>

<H2 NUM=”1″>Multiple Choice</H2>

<INSTR><P>Choose the one alternative that best completes the statement or answers the question.</P></INSTR>

<MCQ NUM=”1″><P><INST>1.   </INST>Cardi is an example of which word part?</P>

<ANS NUM=”1″><P><INST>A.  </INST>suffix</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”2″><P><INST>B.  </INST>word root</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”3″><P><INST>C.  </INST>combining form</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”4″><P><INST>D.  </INST>prefix</P></ANS></MCQ>

<MCQ NUM=”2″><P><INST>2.   </INST>Which medical term is spelled correctly?</P>

<ANS NUM=”1″><P><INST>A.  </INST>cardiapathy</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”2″><P><INST>B.  </INST>artarioscope</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”3″><P><INST>C.  </INST>osteoitis</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”4″><P><INST>D.  </INST>hepatology</P></ANS></MCQ>

<MCQ NUM=”3″><P><INST>3.   </INST>What word parts make up the medical term arthroscopy?</P>

<ANS NUM=”1″><P><INST>A.  </INST>prefix, word root, combining vowel, suffix</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”2″><P><INST>B.  </INST>prefix, combining vowel, word root</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”3″><P><INST>C.  </INST>prefix, word root, suffix</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”4″><P><INST>D.  </INST>word root, combining vowel, suffix</P></ANS></MCQ>

<MCQ NUM=”4″><P><INST>4.   </INST>Which combining form means joint?</P>

<ANS NUM=”1″><P><INST>A.  </INST>ven/o</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”2″><P><INST>B.  </INST>arter/o</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”3″><P><INST>C.  </INST>oste/o</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”4″><P><INST>D.  </INST>arthr/o</P></ANS></MCQ>

<MCQ NUM=”5″><P><INST>5.   </INST>Which is a suffix that means measure?</P>

<ANS NUM=”1″><P><INST>A.  </INST>-scope</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”2″><P><INST>B.  </INST>-meter</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”3″><P><INST>C.  </INST>-scopy</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”4″><P><INST>D.  </INST>-logy</P></ANS></MCQ>

<MCQ NUM=”6″><P><INST>6.   </INST>Wilm’s tumor is an example of a(n):</P>

<ANS NUM=”1″><P><INST>A.  </INST>eponym</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”2″><P><INST>B.  </INST>synonym</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”3″><P><INST>C.  </INST>combining form</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”4″><P><INST>D.  </INST>acronym</P></ANS></MCQ>

<MCQ NUM=”7″><P><INST>7.   </INST>Which medical term is an example of an acronym?</P>

<ANS NUM=”1″><P><INST>A.  </INST>diabetes</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”2″><P><INST>B.  </INST>Huntington’s chorea</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”3″><P><INST>C.  </INST>AIDS</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”4″><P><INST>D.  </INST>appendicitis</P></ANS></MCQ>

<MCQ NUM=”8″><P><INST>8.   </INST>What is the definition of the medical term intrahepatic?</P>

<ANS NUM=”1″><P><INST>A.  </INST>under the liver</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”2″><P><INST>B.  </INST>study of the liver</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”3″><P><INST>C.  </INST>beyond the liver</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”4″><P><INST>D.  </INST>pertaining to within the liver</P></ANS></MCQ>

<MCQ NUM=”9″><P><INST>9.   </INST>Which prefix means above or excessive?</P>

<ANS NUM=”1″><P><INST>A.  </INST>ab-</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”2″><P><INST>B.  </INST>intra-</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”3″><P><INST>C.  </INST>hyper-</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”4″><P><INST>D.  </INST>post-</P></ANS></MCQ>

<MCQ NUM=”10″><P><INST>10. </INST>Study of the stomach is the definition of which medical term?</P>

<ANS NUM=”1″><P><INST>A.  </INST>prevenous</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”2″><P><INST>B.  </INST>gastrology</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”3″><P><INST>C.  </INST>osteopathy</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”4″><P><INST>D.  </INST>hepatitis</P></ANS></MCQ>

<MCQ NUM=”11″><P><INST>11. </INST>Which is the medical term that means pertaining to the stomach and liver?</P>

<ANS NUM=”1″><P><INST>A.  </INST>gastrohepatic</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”2″><P><INST>B.  </INST>arteriovenous</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”3″><P><INST>C.  </INST>osteoarthritis</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”4″><P><INST>D.  </INST>cardiopathy</P></ANS></MCQ>

<MCQ NUM=”12″><P><INST>12. </INST>Which medical term has two word roots?</P>

<ANS NUM=”1″><P><INST>A.  </INST>intravenous</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”2″><P><INST>B.  </INST>subhepatic</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”3″><P><INST>C.  </INST>osteoarthritis</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”4″><P><INST>D.  </INST>cardiopathy</P></ANS></MCQ>

<MCQ NUM=”13″><P><INST>13. </INST>What is the definition of the medical term osteitis?</P>

<ANS NUM=”1″><P><INST>A.  </INST>disease of the arteries</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”2″><P><INST>B.  </INST>measure of liver function</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”3″><P><INST>C.  </INST>study of joints</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”4″><P><INST>D.  </INST>inflammation of the bone</P></ANS></MCQ>

<MCQ NUM=”14″><P><INST>14. </INST>What is the definition of the suffix -scopy?</P>

<ANS NUM=”1″><P><INST>A.  </INST>pertaining to instruments</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”2″><P><INST>B.  </INST>use of an instrument for viewing</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”3″><P><INST>C.  </INST>an instrument used for viewing</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”4″><P><INST>D.  </INST>study of instruments</P></ANS></MCQ>

<MCQ NUM=”15″><P><INST>15. </INST>What is the meaning of the prefix ab-?</P>

<ANS NUM=”1″><P><INST>A.  </INST>away from</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”2″><P><INST>B.  </INST>under</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”3″><P><INST>C.  </INST>to follow after</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”4″><P><INST>D.  </INST>excess</P></ANS></MCQ>

<H2 NUM=”2″>True/False</H2>

<INSTR><P>Write “T” if the statement is true and “F” if the statement is false.</P></INSTR>

<EXRSET TY=”EXR1″><EXR NUM=”16″><P><INST>16.	_______	</INST>The plural of neurosis is neuroses.</P></EXR>
<EXR NUM=”17″><P><INST>17.	_______	</INST>The combining vowel is used between a prefix and a word root to ease pronunciation.</P></EXR>
<EXR NUM=”18″><P><INST>18.	_______	</INST>A medical term must have four parts: a prefix, a word root, a combining vowel, and a suffix.</P></EXR>
<EXR NUM=”19″><P><INST>19.	_______	</INST>A word root is the part of a word that modifies its primary meaning.</P></EXR>
<EXR NUM=”20″><P><INST>20.	_______	</INST>In the medical term gastroscopy (gas-TROS-ko-pee), the first o sound is short.</P></EXR>
<EXR NUM=”21″><P><INST>21.	_______	</INST>An acronym is a word created from abbreviations or the first letters of a group of words.</P></EXR>
<EXR NUM=”22″><P><INST>22.	_______	</INST>When a medical term is constructed from word parts, its definition usually starts with the definition of the suffix.</P></EXR>
<EXR NUM=”23″><P><INST>23.	_______	</INST>The suffix –ous means inflammation of.</P></EXR>
<EXR NUM=”24″><P><INST>24.	_______	</INST>Medical terminology is a language that is built mostly on Greek and Latin word parts.</P></EXR>
<EXR NUM=”25″><P><INST>25.	_______	</INST>The definition of cardiology is the study of the heart.</P></EXR></EXRSET>

<H2 NUM=”3″>Short Answer</H2>

<INSTR><P>Write the word or phrase that best completes each statement or answers the question. All answers to questions asking for a combining form must be written with a combining vowel and a slash; for example, the combining form meaning heart is cardi/o. All answers to questions asking for a suffix must be written with a hyphen before the suffix; for example, the suffix meaning cell is -cyte. All answers to questions asking for a prefix must be written with a hyphen after the prefix; for example, the prefix meaning two is bi-.

 

<EXRSET TY=”EXR2″><EXR NUM=”26″><P><INST>26. </INST>What is a prefix that means deficient?</P></EXR>

<EXR NUM=”27″><P><INST>27. </INST>In the medical term gastroscopy, what is the word root?</P></EXR>

<EXR NUM=”28″><P><INST>28. </INST>What is the medical term for pertaining to disease of the liver?</P></EXR>

<EXR NUM=”29″><P><INST>29. </INST>What does the prefix –intra mean?</P></EXR>

<EXR NUM=”30″><P><INST>30. </INST>What does the medical term hepatitis mean inflammation of the ________?</P></EXR>

<EXR NUM=”31″><P><INST>31. </INST>What is the medical term that means pertaining to below the stomach?</P></EXR>

<EXR NUM=”32″><P><INST>32. </INST>What suffix besides –ic and -ous means pertaining to?</P></EXR>

<EXR NUM=”33″><P><INST>33. </INST>What is the medical term meaning study of disease?</P></EXR>

<EXR NUM=”34″><P><INST>34. </INST>What is the plural of atrium?</P></EXR>

<EXR NUM=”35″><P><INST>35. </INST>What is the medical term for an instrument used to view joints?</P></EXR></EXRSET>

<H2 NUM=”4″>Essay</H2>

<INSTR><P>Write your answers on a separate sheet of paper.</P></INSTR>

<EXRSET TY=”EXR2″><EXR NUM=”36″><P><INST>36. </INST>What are some helpful hints for learning medical terminology?</P></EXR>

<EXR NUM=”37″><P><INST>37. </INST>Describe the steps for defining medical terms.</P></EXR></EXRSET>

 

<BKRM><ANSSET><TTL>Answer Key</TTL>

<H1 NUM=”1″>Chapter 1</H1>

<ANS NUM=”1″><P><INST>1.   </INST>B</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”2″><P><INST>2.   </INST>D</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”3″><P><INST>3.   </INST>D</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”4″><P><INST>4.   </INST>D</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”5″><P><INST>5.   </INST>B</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”6″><P><INST>6.   </INST>A</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”7″><P><INST>7.   </INST>C</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”8″><P><INST>8.   </INST>D</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”9″><P><INST>9.   </INST>C</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”10″><P><INST>10. </INST>B</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”11″><P><INST>11. </INST>A</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”12″><P><INST>12. </INST>C</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”13″><P><INST>13. </INST>D</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”14″><P><INST>14. </INST>B</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”15″><P><INST>15. </INST>A</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”16″><P><INST>16. </INST>TRUE</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”17″><P><INST>17. </INST>FALSE</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”18″><P><INST>18. </INST>FALSE</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”19″><P><INST>19. </INST>FALSE</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”20″><P><INST>20. </INST>TRUE</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”21″><P><INST>21. </INST>TRUE</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”22″><P><INST>22. </INST>TRUE</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”23″><P><INST>23. </INST>FALSE</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”24″><P><INST>24. </INST>TRUE</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”25″><P><INST>25. </INST>TRUE</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”26″><P><INST>26. </INST>hypo-</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”27″><P><INST>27. </INST>gastr</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”28″><P><INST>28. </INST>hepatopathic</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”29″><P><INST>29. </INST>within</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”30″><P><INST>30. </INST> liver</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”31″><P><INST>31. </INST>hypogastric</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”32″><P><INST>32. </INST>-al; al</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”33″><P><INST>33. pathology</INST>pathology</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”34″><P><INST>34. </INST>atria</P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”35″><P><INST>35. </INST> arthroscope/P></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”36″><INST>36. </INST><NL><ITEM><P><INST>a.  </INST>Spend time studying each day—not at the last minute.</P></ITEM>

<ITEM><P><INST>b.   </INST>Study a little bit at a time.</P></ITEM>

<ITEM><P><INST>c.   </INST>Study during your prime time each day.</P></ITEM>

<ITEM><P><INST>d.   </INST>Don’t procrastinate.</P></ITEM>

<ITEM><P><INST>e.   </INST>Create flash cards with terms on one side and definitions on the other.</P></ITEM>

<ITEM><P><INST>f.    </INST>Study with a partner, quizzing each other.</P></ITEM>

<ITEM><P><INST>g.   </INST>Write the terms over and over.</P></ITEM></NL></ANS>

<ANS NUM=”37″><INST>37. </INST><NL><ITEM><P><INST>a.  </INST>Separate the term into word parts.</P></ITEM>

<ITEM><P><INST>b.   </INST>Define each word part.</P></ITEM>

<ITEM><P><INST>c.         </INST>Combine word part meanings.