Directional Terms
Labeling #1
General Medical Terms
Assessment Terms
Other
Labeling #2
100
Above
Superior
100
1.
Transverse
100
What type of disease is inherited from one's biological parents?
Genetic
100
The process of observing one or more areas of the body
inspection
100
What is the difference between a prefix, suffix, and a combining form?
Prefix- goes at the beginning of a word
Suffix- goes at the end of a word
Combining form- is the root word + the combining vowel
100
2.
Verterbral/Spinal
200
Towards the midline
Medial
200
2. 
Sagittal
200
What is a nonmalignant and noncancerous tumor considered to be?
Benign
200
The use of lab tests, x-rays, and other diagnostic tools to identify a condition?
Diagnostic testing
200
Convert 10:45 pm to military time.
2245
200
13.
Ventral
300
Belly side
Anterior/Ventral
300
2.
Dorsal cavity
300
What disorder is a condition that is present at birth?
Congential
300
The use of smell to detect abnormalities
Olfaction
300
Explain the difference between anatomy and physiology.
Anatomy is the study of the structure of the body
Physiology is the study of the functions of the body
300
E.
Umbilicus region
400
Near the tail end
Caudal
400
8. 
Thoracic cavity
400
What is a pathogen that normally does not cause disease in healthy people but may cause someone with a weakened immune system to get sick called?
Opportunistic
400
Tapping on surface areas of the body to produce a vibrating sound
Percussion
400
Place the organization of the body in the correct order.
Cells, tissues, organs, organ systems, organisms
400
F.
Left lumbar region
500
Back side
Dorsal/posterior
500
B.
Epigastric region
500
A disease that does not have any known cause is called what type of condition?
Idiopathic
500
The process of listening to body sounds using a stethoscope
Auscultation
500
Explain the difference between condition and disease.
Condition is acute, short term
Disease is chronic or long term
500
G
Right iliac region