Root Words
Prefixes
Suffixes
Abbreviations,Symbols, and Acronyms
Medical Terms
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The root word for skin

What is Derm

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This prefix represents the number 9

What is nona

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This suffix means inflammation

What is "itis"

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This abbreviation means three times per day

What is TID

100

the anatomical term to describe fingers and toes

What is digital or "digits"

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This is the basic anatomical term for skull.

What is cranial

200

This prefix is used to describe excessive

What is hyper

200

This suffix is used to describe "removal of"

What is "ectomy"

200

AKA is the acronym for what

What is above the knee amputation

200

This term describes the back surface of the body

What is dorsal

300

This root word is used to describe bones

What is oste

300

This prefix is used to describe the color blue

What is cyan

300

This suffix describes pain

What is "algia"

300

The acronym DNR stands for what

What is do not resusitate

300

This accurately describes when the joint angle increases

What is extension

400

This is often used to make pronouncing words easier to say.

What is a combining vowel

400

This term is used to describe inside.

What is endo

400

This suffix describes "to crush or destroy"

What is "tripsy"

400

This describes the symbol for "before"

What is an a with a line over it. 

400

This plane divides the body into 2 equal halves

What is sagittal

500

Medical Terminology is commonly derived from the following languages

What is Latin and Greek

500

This prefix is used to describe around

What is peri

500

To puncture a cavity and remove fluid.

What is "centesis"

500

The acronym URI stands for what

What is upper respiratory infection

500

This term is used to describe the stomach

What is "gastr"