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102 Cards in this Set
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an |
Prefix meaning no, not, without |
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retro |
Prefix meaning behind |
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peri |
Prefix meaning surrounding, around: |
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pro |
Prefix meaning before, forward |
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al |
Suffix meaning pertaining to |
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cyte |
Suffix meaning cell |
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gram |
Suffix meaning record |
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cephal |
Combining form meaning head |
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cyst |
Combining form meaning urinary bladder |
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hypochondriac |
The upper right and left abdominopelvic regions below the ribs are the: |
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epigastric |
The uppermost middle abdominopelvic region is the |
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LUQ |
he spleen is located in which of the abdominopelvic quadrants |
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RLQ |
The appendix is located in which of the abdominopelvic quadrants |
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five |
How many bones are fused to form the sacrum |
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vetebrae |
The plural of vertebra is |
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inguinal |
An abdominopelvic region also known as the iliac region |
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four |
The coccyx is a small bone composed of how many pieces |
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midsagittal |
This plane divides the body into right and left halves |
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chondro |
Combining form that means cartilage |
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meta |
The prefix that means change |
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eal, iac, ior |
The suffix that means pertaining to: |
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ism |
The suffix that means process, condition |
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my |
Which combining form means muscle? |
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col |
Which combining form means colon |
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angi |
Which combining form means vessel |
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laryng |
Which of the following combining forms means voice box? |
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chron |
Which combining form means time |
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morph |
Which combining form means shape or form |
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centesis |
Which suffix means surgical puncture to remove fluid |
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dynia |
Which suffix means pain |
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cocci |
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emia |
Which suffix means blood condition |
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penia |
Which of the following suffixes means deficiency |
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plasia |
Which suffix means development, formation, or growth |
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stomy |
Which of the following suffixes means opening to form a mouth |
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graph |
This suffix means process of recording |
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genesis |
This suffix means condition of producing, forming |
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cele |
This suffix means hernia: |
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malacia |
This suffix means softening |
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er |
The suffix meaning one who: |
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y |
The suffix meaning condition, process |
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um |
The suffix meaning structure, tissue |
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ule |
The suffix meaning little, small: |
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trophy |
The suffix meaning development, nourishment |
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megaly |
The suffix meaning enlargement |
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graph |
Which suffix means instrument for recording |
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ia |
Which suffix means condition |
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thel |
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furc |
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nect |
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cib |
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nat |
Identify the combining form that means birth |
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thel |
Identify the combining form that means nipple |
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a, an |
Identify the prefix that means no, not, without. |
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dia |
Identify the prefix that means through, complete |
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meta |
Identify the prefix that means beyond, change |
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para |
Identify the prefix that means near, beside, abnormal. |
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ultra |
Identify the prefix that means near, beside, abnormal. |
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infra |
Identify the prefix that means beneath, under |
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ante |
Identify the prefix that means before, forward |
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brady |
Identify the prefix that means slow |
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sub |
Identify the prefix that means under |
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supra |
Identify the prefix that means above, upper |
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ana |
Identify the prefix that means up, apart |
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eu |
Identify the prefix that means good, normal. |
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mal |
Identify the prefix that means bad |
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tachy |
Identify the prefix that means fast. |
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cata |
Identify the prefix that means down |
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inter |
Identify the prefix that means between |
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pan |
Identify the prefix that means all |
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blast |
Identify the suffix that means embryonic, immature. |
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crin |
Identify the suffix that means to secrete. |
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plasm |
Identify the suffix that means structure or formation |
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lapse |
Identify the suffix that means to slide, fall, sag. |
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physis |
Identify the suffix that means to grow. |
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sigmoid colon |
The lower, S-shaped end of the large intestine |
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pulp |
The soft inner part of a tooth |
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celi |
A combining form that means belly, abdomen |
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cheil |
A combining form that means lip |
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odon |
A combining form that means tooth: |
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enter |
A combining form that means small intestine |
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stomat |
A combining form that means mouth |
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sialaden |
The combining form that means salivary gland |
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chol |
A combining form that means bile |
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choledoc |
The combining form that means common bile duct |
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lingu |
A combining form that means tongue |
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ascites |
Abnormal accumulation of fluid in the abdomen |
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eructation |
Gas expelled from the stomach through the mouth |
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hematochezia |
Passage of fresh, bright red blood from the rectum |
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melena |
Black, tarry stools containing digested blood: |
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steatorrhea |
Fat in the feces |
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borborygmus |
Rumbling or gurgling noise produced by the movement of gas and/or fluid in the GI tract |
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aphthous stomatitis |
Inflammation of the mouth with small, painful ulcers |
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dental caries |
tooth decay |
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achalasia |
Failure of the lower esophagus sphincter muscle to relax: |
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GERD |
A condition in which solids and fluids return to the mouth from the stomach |
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anal fistula |
Abnormal tube-like passageway near the anus: |
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diverticulosis |
Condition with abnormal outpouchings in the intestinal wall |
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ileus |
Loss of peristalsis with resulting obstruction of the intestines: |
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intussusception |
telescoping of the intestines |
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volvulus |
Twisting of the intestine on itself |
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cirrhosis |
Chronic degenerative disease of the liver |
