Week 1 Vocab
Week 2 Vocab
Week 3 Vocab
Basic Word Structure
Anatomy So far
100

This is the prefix for self

What is aut?

or

What is auto?

100

The front side of the body

What is Anterior or ventral?

100

This combing forum refers to the skull

What is Crani/o

100

These are the three main building blocks of medical terms

What are the Root, the suffix, and the combining vowel?

100

This is the control center of the cell

What is the nucleus? 

200

The prefix for within.

What is endo-?

200

Identify the prefix in the work metabolism

What is meta-?

200

This is a medical term for fat tissue?

What is adipose?

200

This is a small part attached to the beginning of a term that can have an important influence on the meaning, but not all medical terms have it

What is a prefix?

200
This is the powerhouse of the cell.

What is the mitochondria?

300

Hyper-

What is excessive, above, or more than normal?

300

Superior

What is above another structure?

300

Cervical

What is the part of the vertebral column that makes up the neck?

300

This letter of the alphabet is typical to see as a combining vowel in medical terminolgy.

What is "o"?

300

A cluster of these make up tissues.

What are cells?

400

The suffix of an instrument to visually examine

What is -scope?

400

This term means that something is away from the trunk or away from the start of the structure

What is Distal?

400

This surgical procedure that allows a surgeon to examine the abdomen or pelvis without a large incision

What is Laparoscopy?

400

cardi/o is an example of this type of medical term

What is a combining forum?

400

These are the four different types of tissue

What is nervous, muscle, connective, and epithelial tissues?
500

The suffix of the process of cutting or an incision

What is -tomy?

500

This is the term used when someone is laying on their belly or face down?

What is Prone?

500

The part of the vertebral column between the thorax and the sacrum

What is lumbar?

500

Most medical terms are derived from these three language roots

What are Greek, Roman, & Latin?

500

This system is responsible for the intake of nutrients for the body.

What is the digestive system?