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Anatomy Challenge
100

This prefix means "fast."

What is tachy-?

100

This suffix means inflammation.

What is-itis?

100

Cardi/o refers to this organ.

What is the heart?

100

A slow heart rate.

What is bradycardia?

100

Removal of the appendix.

What is appendectomy?

100

The prefix in subcutaneous means beneath this body structure.

What is the skin?

200

This prefix means "below" or "deficient."

What is hypo-?

200

This suffix means surgical removal.

What is-ectomy?

200

Nephr/o refers to this organ.

What is the kidney?

200

Difficulty breathing.

What is dyspnea?

200

An ECG is short for this recording.

What is an electrocardiogram?

200

Supraorbital means above this structure.

What is the eye/orbit?

300

This prefix means "around."

What is peri-?

300

This suffix means abnormal condition.

What is-osis?

300

Hepat/o refers to this organ.

What is the liver?

300

Low blood sugar.

What is hypoglycemia?

300

Incision into the chest cavity.

What is thoracotomy?

300

A podiatrist specializes in this body region.

What is the foot?

400

This prefix means "between."

What is inter-?

400

This suffix means examination with a scope.

What is-scopy?

400

Oste/o refers to this tissue.

What is bone?

400

Inflammation of the liver.

What is hepatitis?

400

Viewing a joint with a camera.

What is arthroscopy?

400

The root "gloss" refers to this anatomical structure.

What is the tongue?

500

This prefix means "through" or "across."

What is trans-?

500

This suffix means creating a new opening.

What is-stomy?

500

Chondr/o refers to this tissue.

What is cartilage?

500

Hardening of the arteries.

What is arteriosclerosis?

500

Surgical puncture to obtain fluid from the amniotic sac.

What is amniocentesis?

500

The term hemothorax refers to blood in this cavity.

What is the chest cavity?

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