HLHS 101 Midterm Review Questions
with Guaranteed Pass Solutions.
lumb/o - Answer lower back, loin
Identify the letters in SOAP - Answer S- Subjective
O-Objective
A-Assessment
P- Plan
What is the rule for constructing medical terms when you combine vowels? - Answer to join a
root to any suffix beginning with a consonant, to join two roots together, to join two roots
together even when the second root begins with a vowel.
Medical language is made up primarily (but not exclusively) of words taken from which two
ancient languages? - Answer Greek and Latin
bilateral - Answer both sides
Contralateral - Answer opposite side
Ipsilateral - Answer same side
unilateral - Answer pertaining to one side
Transversal - Answer divides the body from top to bottom
Dorsal - Answer back
prone - Answer lying face down
coronal - Answer divides the body into slices from front to back
sagittal plane - Answer divides body into left and right
,supine - Answer lying on the back
What three roots mean fat? - Answer adip/o, lip/o, steat/o
bid - Answer twice a day
tid - Answer three times a day
qd - Answer every day
QID - Answer four times a day
qhs - Answer At night
AC - Answer before meals
pc - Answer after meals
prn - Answer as needed
adip/o - Answer fat
all/o - Answer other
ankyl/o - Answer stiff, bent
arthro - Answer joint
blephar/o - Answer eyelid
cardi/o - Answer heart
chondra - Answer cartilage
conjunctiv/o - Answer conjunctiva
, cost/o - Answer rib
carni/o - Answer skull
cutane/o - Answer skin
cycl/o - Answer ciliary body
cyst - Answer sac containing fluid
dactyl - Answer finger
derm/o - Answer skin
dur/o - Answer hard
enter/o - Answer intestine
erythr/o - Answer red
fasci/o - Answer fibrous connective tissue binding muscles together
femor/o - Answer femur
gastr/o - Answer stomach
graph - Answer instrument used to record
hem/o - Answer blood
hemat/o - Answer blood
hepat/o - Answer liver
with Guaranteed Pass Solutions.
lumb/o - Answer lower back, loin
Identify the letters in SOAP - Answer S- Subjective
O-Objective
A-Assessment
P- Plan
What is the rule for constructing medical terms when you combine vowels? - Answer to join a
root to any suffix beginning with a consonant, to join two roots together, to join two roots
together even when the second root begins with a vowel.
Medical language is made up primarily (but not exclusively) of words taken from which two
ancient languages? - Answer Greek and Latin
bilateral - Answer both sides
Contralateral - Answer opposite side
Ipsilateral - Answer same side
unilateral - Answer pertaining to one side
Transversal - Answer divides the body from top to bottom
Dorsal - Answer back
prone - Answer lying face down
coronal - Answer divides the body into slices from front to back
sagittal plane - Answer divides body into left and right
,supine - Answer lying on the back
What three roots mean fat? - Answer adip/o, lip/o, steat/o
bid - Answer twice a day
tid - Answer three times a day
qd - Answer every day
QID - Answer four times a day
qhs - Answer At night
AC - Answer before meals
pc - Answer after meals
prn - Answer as needed
adip/o - Answer fat
all/o - Answer other
ankyl/o - Answer stiff, bent
arthro - Answer joint
blephar/o - Answer eyelid
cardi/o - Answer heart
chondra - Answer cartilage
conjunctiv/o - Answer conjunctiva
, cost/o - Answer rib
carni/o - Answer skull
cutane/o - Answer skin
cycl/o - Answer ciliary body
cyst - Answer sac containing fluid
dactyl - Answer finger
derm/o - Answer skin
dur/o - Answer hard
enter/o - Answer intestine
erythr/o - Answer red
fasci/o - Answer fibrous connective tissue binding muscles together
femor/o - Answer femur
gastr/o - Answer stomach
graph - Answer instrument used to record
hem/o - Answer blood
hemat/o - Answer blood
hepat/o - Answer liver
