Suffixes
Define meter.
What is measure?
Define itis.
What is inflammation?
Define ologist.
What is a person who study?
What is a person who specialize?
Educational requirement for a forensic pathologist.
What is a doctorate degree?
What organ creates insulin?
What is the pancreas?
The exact reason how someone died.
What is cause of death?
Where does most forensic pathologist work?
The city or county government in the medical examiner’s or coroner’s offices
Define emia.
What is condition of the blood?
Define Cyte.
What is cell?
Define scope.
What is instrument used to observe?
The job duties of a forensic pathologist.
A forensic pathologist is a medical doctor who investigates unexpected, suspicious, unnatural and/or violent deaths. They usually do this by performing autopsies.
Describe type 2 diabetes.
When someone consume/ eat too much food high in glucose. There is not enough insulin to regulate glucose.
Body does not use insulin properly
Define suffix.
Is a letter or group of letters that are added to the end of a root word to change its definition or grammatical function.
Decode: Thrombosis (Thrombo.sis)
What is blood clot and abnormal condition?
Bonus Points
Bonus Points: 300
What is originating or causing?
Define osis.
What is abnormal condition?
Define autopsy.
A special medical exam of a body after death. It helps the doctors determine what happened inside the body and how a person died.
Describe type 1 diabetes
Type 1 Diabetes is an autoimmune disease in which your immune system attacks and destroys insulin-producing cells in your pancreas.
Define Glucose meter.
Measure sugar levels in blood.
List two areas the forensic pathologist specialize in.
Define Thorax.
What is chest?
Define Sclerosis.
What is hardening?
Define Pnea.
What is breathing?
List three work environments of a forensic pathologist.
What is the role of glucose?
Is sugar in your body used for energy.
Define oid.
What is like or resembling?
From the forensic autopsy assignment, what was the heaviest internal organ in the body?
What is the liver?