medical terms
medical terms
medical terms
medical terms
medical terms
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What roots does medical terminology originate from?

Greek or Latin Roots 

100

Medical terminology is broken down into how many parts?

Three parts

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What is anemia? 

A condition in which you don't have enough red blood cells to carry adequate oxygen to your body tissue. 

100

what do you feel when you get arthralgia 

Joint pain. 

100

what is the prefix of Dermatitis 

ITIS

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When were the oldest recorded medical writings written? 

The 4th and 5th Centuries  

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What are the three parts of medical terminology? 

A word root, Prefix, Suffix. 

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What does anemia make you feel like 

make you feel tired and weak. 

200

what is cardiovascular?

Cardiovascular is Pertaining to the heart and blood vessels that make up the circulatory system. Cardiovascular Disease (CVD) – A general term referring to conditions affecting the heart (cardio) and blood vessels (vascular system)

200
what is lumpectomy 

surgical removal of a lump.

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Who does Medical Terminology come from?

Hippocrates 

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Where would the word root be? 

In the the middle. 

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what is abduction? 

movement of a limb away from the midline of the body 

300

What is the prefix of ectocranial? 

ECTO

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what is HYPERGLYCEMiA

high sugar in the blood 

400

What do people consider Hippocrates?

"The father of medicine" 

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where would the prefix be? 

In the beginning. 

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what is the prefix of abduction? 

Ab

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What is Ectocranial 

refers to something outside the skull. 

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what is the suffix of lumpectomy 

ectomy 
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according to the ________, the oldest recorded medical writing are Hippocratic records. 

National institute 

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What are the three examples of the prefix and suffix 

anything 


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what is arthralgia?  

Physical discomfort where two or more bones meet to form a joint, ranging from mild to disabling.

500

What is dermatitis

Skin Inflammation 

500

what cells are included when it comes to anemia 

red blood cells