Medical Term M1 parts quiz

Give both forms of the prefix meaning not, without, lacking, deficient.

a an

give the combing form meaning thorn, spine

acanth

give the combing form meaning sensitivity to pain

alges

Give the combining form meaning other, divergence, difference from

all

give the combing form meaning (blood) vessel, duct

angi

Give combing form meaning artery

arteri

give the combing form meaning joint

arthr

give the combing form meaning life

bi

give the combing form meaning heart

cardi

give the combing form meaning head

cephal

give the combing form meaning cell

cyt

give the prefix meaning two

di

Give the prefix meaning difficult, painful, defective, abnormal.

dys

Give both forms of the prefix meaning outside of.

ecto ect

Give both forms of the prefix meaning in, into, within.

en em?

give both forms of prefix meaning in, into, within

endo ento??

give the combing form meaning red, RBC

erythr

give the prefix meaning outside, from the outside, towards the outside

exo

give the prefix meaning half, partial, (often) on one side of the body

hemi

Give both forms of the prefix meaning under, deficient, below normal

hyp hypo

Give the noun-forming suffix which can indicate the person afflicted. Give the suffix which has hemophiliac or insomniac as examples.

iac

Give the adjective-forming suffix which can refer to a person suffering form a certain disability or condition. Give the suffix which has paraplegic and anorexic as examples.

ic

Give the adjective-forming suffix which indicates pertaining to or located in. Give the suffix which has analgesic, gastric and toxic as examples.

ic

Give both suffixes which form names of substances. Give the suffixes which have adrenalin and chlorine as examples.

in ine

Give the suffix indicating a person interested in (as in dermatologist).

ist

Give the adjective-forming suffix which can mean pertaining to, pertaining to inflammation, or can indicate a drug or agent. Give the suffix which has antineuritic, laryingitic and arthritic as examples

itic

Give the noun-forming suffix which forms the plural for words ending in -itis. Give the suffix which has arthritides and dermatitides as examples.

itides

Give the noun-forming suffix which indicates an inflamed condition or inflammation. Give the suffix which has gastritis and hepatitis as examples.

itis

Give the suffix form (be careful not to give the combining form) meaning one who specializes in a certain study or science.

logist

Give the suffix form (be careful not to give the combining form) meaning study, science, the study or science of.

logy

Give the noun-forming suffix which often indicates an abnormal or diseased condition. Give the suffix which has trauma and edema as examples.

ma

give the combining form meaning soft

malac

give the combing form meaning middle, second, partial

mes

give the combining forms meaning measure, measuring devices

meter metr

give both forms of the prefix meaning one, single

mon mono

give the combing form meaning kidney

nephr

give the combing form meaning nerve, nervous system

neur

give the combining form meaning bone

oste

Give the suffix which forms adjectives from nouns ending in -osis. Give the suffix which has nephrotic, stenotic and sclerotic as examples

otic

give the combing form meaning face

prospo

give the combing form meaning first, primitive, early

prot

give the combing form meaning hard

scler

Give the suffix form (be careful not to give the combining form) meaning the hardening of.

sclerosis

give the combining form meaning narrow

sten

Give the suffix form (be careful not to give the combining form) meaning the narrowing of.

stenosis

Give both forms of the prefix meaning together, with, joined.

syn sym

give the combing form meaning rapid

tachy

give the suffix form (careful not to give the combining form) meaning poisonous.

toxic