Combining Form
Prefixes/Suffixes
Abbreviations
Pathology/Condition
Terminology Deciphering
100

Thromb/o means....

What is clot?

100

The suffix "-cyte" means this...

What is a cell?

100

This abbreviation means that the patient should take their medication twice daily.

What is Bid?

100

Caused by a fungal or bacterial infection resulting in the inflammation of the nail bed.

What is onychia?

100

This medical term is for a heart rate that exceeds normal rates or limits.

What is tachycardia?

200

Hardening is the meaning of this combining form, what is it?

What is scler/o?

200

When you "surgically remove" something, the suffix for this meaning is...

What is -ectomy?

200

This abbreviation was mislabeled on the crossword puzzle, where the clue was asking for medication that is administered "each morning". What is it?

What is qam?

200

This is often triggered by an allergic reaction that causes swelling of the blood vessels in the face and throat.

What is angioedema?

200

This is a test that records the electrical activity of the heart. 

What is electrocardiogram?

300

According to your Jeopardy crossword puzzle, "glands" combining form is what?

What is aden/o?

300

This suffix means abnormal condition. What is it?

What is -osis?

300

This refers to the different directions that a joint can move.

What is ROM? or What is Range of Motion?

300

This is a condition where there is abnormal hair growth.

What is Trichosis?

300

This procedure involves the suturing or stitching of a blood vessel. 

What is Vasorrhaphy?

400

This is the second combining form for vessel. What is it?

What is angi/o?

400

When you "surgically repair" something, the suffix for this meaning is...

What is -plasty?

400

This is a heart condition resulting in lung congestion and difficulty breathing.  What is this?

What is CHF? or What is Congestive Heart Failure?

400

This is a type of cancer is a cancer of lymphatic tissue not related to Hodgkin's Disease. 

What is Lymphosarcoma?

400

This procedure allows the ventricle(s) to be drained from a mouth-like opening.

What is Ventriculostomy?

500

What is the meaning of the combining form, "phleb/o"?

What is vein?

500

Brady- is slow, Tachy- is.... 

What is "fast" or "rapid"?

500

This is a blood test that measures how long it takes for blood to clot.

What is PT? or What is Prothrombin Time?

500

This term is what "AIDS" stands for, what is it?

What is Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome?

500

This is a imaging test that records the electrical activity of the brain.

What is electroencephalogram?