T
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M
S
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What does this abbreviation mean?

mm

mucous membrane

100

What two prefixes mean without?

a-

an-

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Means below or less than normal

hypo-

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pertaining to fat

adipose

100

What is the difference between a suffix and a prefix?

suffix-comes after the roots and prefix comes before the root.

200

What does this abbreviation mean?

WNL

within normal limits

200

What are two prefixes for out, away from of outside?

ex-, exo-,extra-

200

What does the prefix anti- mean?

against

200

Term for surgical puncture into the urinary bladder.

cystocentesis

200

inflammation of the nose

rhinitis

300

abbreviation for 4x a day

qid

300

pertaining to in between the ribs

intercostal

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what are 3 suffixes that mean pertaining to?

-ac, -al, -ic, -ical

300

abnormal condition for water in the joint

hydrarthrosis

300

term for the study of movement

kinesiology

400

what does the prefix poly-mean?

many

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process of building up and process of breaking down

anabolic/anabolism

catabolic/catabolism

400

give me 2 suffixes and 1 prefix for pain.

suffix= -algia, -dynia

prefix= dys-

400

What is the difference between prognosis and diagnosis?

prog-disease outcome,future prediction of patient status

diag- current cause of disease

400

what are 2 combining forms for blood?

Hem/o Hemat/o

500

define the abbreviation SOAP.

Subjective

Objective

Assessment

Plan

500

the term for producing cancer.

Carcinogenic

500

what are the terms for 1-moving away from the midline of the body and 2-moving towards the midline of the body?

Abduction

Adduction

500

define the difference between -gram, -graphy and -graph.

-gram:the record

-graphy: the procedure or process

-graph: instrument used for recording

ex=electrocardi/o

500

Name me 3 of the 5 rules of terminology.

1.If a suffix begins with a vowel, drop the combining vowel

2. Read the parts to define the term from back (end) then to beginning and follow through

3. Keep the combining vowel between roots

4. List the roots in anatomical order (first to last, or top to bottom)

5. Not all terms break down exactly!