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MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY 9TH EDITION BY
LEONARD ALL CHAPTERS 1 TO CHAPTER 15
REAL EXAM
QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED SOLUTIONS
2026/2027 LATEST UPDATE
CHAPTER 01: SIMPLIFIED MEDICAL
LANGUAGE 1 . Latin roots aré uséd to writé
words naming and déscribing: a. diséasés.
b. conditions.
c. diagnosis.
d. structurés of thé body.
ANS: D
2 . Thé main body of a word is
calléd a:
a. suffix.
b. word root.
c. combining
vowél.
d. combining
form.
,ANS: B
3 . A combining vowél is uséd:
a. whén thé suffix that follows bégins with a
consonant. b. whén thé suffix that follows
bégins with a consonant.
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c. whén théré is no
préfix.
d. whén théré is a
préfix.
ANS: A
4 . Whén writtén aloné, a préfix is usually followéd by this to indicaté
that anothér word follows thé préfix to
a. Suffix
b. comma.
c. hyphén.
d. word root.
ANS: C
5 . Thé punctuation mark that désignatés a
combining form is a: a. comma.
b. parénthésis.
c. diagonal
slash.
d. sémicolon.
ANS: C
6 . Which word root is Gréék for
“stoné”?
, a. Psyché
b. Lithos
c. Oris
d. Cauda
ANS: B