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Anatomy Challenge
100

This prefix means "without."

What is a- or an-?

100

This suffix means sleep. 

What is -somnia?

100

This root refers to skin.

What is cut/o or derm/o? 

100

Absence of urine production.

What is anuria?

100

A test measuring lung volume and airflow.

What is spirometry?

100

The term "sublingual" refers to a location beneath this structure.

What is the tongue?

200

This prefix means "middle."

What is meso-?

200

This suffix means hormone.

What is -one?

200

This root refers to body.

What is somat/o?

200

Tumor arising from pigment-producing skin cells.

What is melanoma?

200

Instrument used to measure breathing function.

What is a spirometer?

200

The term "periodontal" refers to structures around this body part.

What are the teeth?

300

This prefix means "few."

What is olig-?

300

This suffix means trigger or stimulate. 

What is -tropin?

300

This root means moon.

What is luna?

300

Abnormal fear of water.

What is hydrophobia?

300

Study of aging.

What is gerontology?

300

The term "endosteum" is located inside this tissue.

What is bone?

400

This prefix means "short."

What is brachy-?

400

This suffix means narrowing.

What is -stenosis?

400

This root means connective vessel channel.

What is angi/o?

400

Disease-causing state produced by microbes.

What is pathogenic infection?

400

Branch of medicine focused on older adults.

What is geriatrics?

400

The term "epidermis" is located above this layer.

What is the dermis?

500

This prefix means "false."

What is pseudo-?

500

This suffix means splitting.

What is -schisis?

500

This root mean opening.

What is por/o?

500

Excessive accumulation of fluid in the brain.

What is hydrocephalus?

500

Removal of a kidney

What is a nephrectomy?

500

The term "pneumothorax" involves air within this cavity.

What is the chest/thoracic cavity?