Intro
Medical Language
Integumentary
Nervous
Muscular
100

The word part at the beginning of the term that changes the meaning

What is a prefix?

100

The smallest independently function unit of a living organism

What is a cell?

100

Meaning of the combining form ungu/o

What is nail?

100

The meaning of the prefix dys-

What is painful, abnormal, difficult, labored?

100

This is the combining form that means stiff or bent

What is ankly/o?

200

The word part at the end of the term that changes the meaning of the

What is a suffix?

200

The highest level of organization

What is an organism?

200

Meaning of the combining form xanth/o

What is yellow?

200

The meaning of the combining form cepha/o- 

What is head?

200

This term means without nourishment or development

What is atrophy?

300

The foundational meaning of a word

What is a word root?

300

A body that is lying face down is described as 

What is prone?
300

Meaning of the prefix para-

What is bedside, around, beyond, abnormal?

300

This is the combining form for nerve root

What is radicul/o, radic/o, or rhiz/o?

300

The meaning of the suffix -lysis

What is loosening, separating, dissolution?

400

Denotes the primary emphasis when pronouncing a medical term 

What are capitial letters?

400

Describes a position in a limb that is nearer to the point of attachment or the trunk of the body

What is proximal?

400

Meaning of the suffix -osis

What is abnormal condition?

400

This is the suffix that means paralysis

What is -plegia?

400

This is the suffix that means surgical fixation, fusion

What is desis?

500

Terms that are exceptions to the rules for building medical terms

What is a rebel?

500

The two sub divisions of body cavities that make up the ventral body cavity

What are the abdomino-pelvic and thoracic body cavity?

500

Meaning of the suffix -stasis

What is stop, controlling, standing?

500

This is the suffix that means suturing or repairing

What is -rrhaphy?

500

What is the term that means inflammation of the sheath that envelopes muscles on the sole of the foot

What is plantar fascitis?