Word Rules & Parts
Prefixes & Suffixes
Body Terminology
Sensory System
Diseases & Disorders
100

Added to the beginning of a medical term to change the meaning of the term

What is a prefix?

100

Prefix in the word photoreceptor

What is phot/o-?
100

Directional term meaning toward the side, away from the midline

What is lateral?

100

The anatomical term for hearing

What is audition?

100

Inflammation of the external ear canal

What is otitis externa?

200

The portion of the word you start with to identify the word's meaning

What is a suffix?

200

Suffix in the word biopsy

What is -opsy?

200

The body plan that divides into top and bottom

What is the transverse plane?

200

This sense becomes associated with long-term memory and emotion 

What is olfaction?

200
Progressive damage to the portion of the eye known as the macula

What is macular degeneration?

300

Foundational meaning of a word

What is a word root?

300

Prefix that means movement

What is Kin/o-, Kine-, Kinesi/o-?

300

Fluid found in the cranial and spinal body cavities

What is cerebrospinal fluid?

300

The thin membrane on the inner surface of each eyelid that extends over the sclera and connects the eyelid the eyeball

What is the palpebral conjunctiva?

300

Ringing, roaring, or buzzing in the ears

What is tinnitus?

400

When combining two combining forms, you _______ the combining form vowel

What is keep?

400

Suffix that means inflammation

What is -ites, -itis?

400

Membrane that surrounds the lungs and reduces friction between the lungs and body wall

What is the pleura?

400

The raised bumps that contain the structures for gustatory transduction

What are papillae?

400

Eye rotation due to mismatched eye coordination

What is strabismus?

500

When combining a combining form with a suffix that begins with a vowel, you _______ the combining form vowel

What is drop?

500
Definition of the prefix in the word intercostal

What is between?

500

Membrane that lines the cavities of freely moving joints

What is the synovial membrane?

500

The viscous fluid located in the posterior cavity of the eye 

What is vitreous humor?

500

Involuntary, repetitive movements of one or both eyes

What is nystagmus?

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