Medical Terminology Concepts
Prefixes
Suffixes
Review
Body Cavities/Planes
100

A root with a vowel added to aid in pronunciation is called

What is a combining form?

100

a word prefix appears ...

What is at the beginning of a word?

100

Word part that comes after a root

What is a suffix?

100

Describing in detail an event or situation

What is reporting?

100

names of the three planes of the body

What are the frontal (coronal), sagittal, and transverse (horizontal) plane?

200

fundamental unit of a word

What is the root?

200

uni definition

What is to form into one part?

200

suffix for alcoholism

What is ism?

200

deceit, trickery for profit

What is fraud?

200

names of the three planes of the body

What is frontal (coronal), sagittal, and transverse (horizontal) plane?

300

pronunciation of euphoria

What is euphoria?

300

antenatal synonym

What is prenatal?

300

what is the suffix meaning specialty in psychiatry

What is iatry?

300

failing to give the proper or required care and attention to somebody

What is neglect?
300

abnormal smallness of the head

What is microcephaly?

400

languages that form most medical words

What is Greek and Latin?

400

exotoxin antonym

What is endotoxin?

400

the adjective suffix meaning pertaining to in vascular

What is ar?

400

a malicious, false, and defamatory statement or report

What is slander?

400

thoracic cavity is separated from the abdominal cavity by

What is the diaphragm?

500

The suffix in gastroscopy means

What is the examination of?

500

prefixes in order of increasing numbers tri, uni, tetra, bi

What is uni, bi, tri, tetra?

500

the singular form of alveoli

What is alveolus?

500

an individual's capacity and right to self-govern, make informed decisions

What is autonomy?

500

on back, head of bed raised about 18 inches, knees elevated

What is the Fowler position?

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