Companion test bank for Medical Terminology: A Short Course, 10th Edition by Davi-Ellen Chabner (Elsevier, 2026; ISBN 9780443280955 / 9780443280962) . This comprehensive resource covers all chapters of the textbook, providing hundreds of exam-style questions with verified answers and detailed rationales.
The content spans the full medical terminology curriculum organized by chapter structure: Chapter 1: Basic Word Structure (word roots, combining forms, prefixes, suffixes), Chapter 2: Organization of the Body, Chapter 3: Suffixes, Chapter 4: Prefixes, Chapter 5: Medical Specialists and Case Reports, and body-system-specific terminology covering dermatology, orthopedics, cardiology, hematology, immunology, pulmonology, gastroenterology, urology, obstetrics/gynecology, neurology, endocrinology, ophthalmology, and otorhinolaryngology . Sample questions cover core concepts including identifying word roots (e.g., "gastr" in gastritis), combining form meanings (cyt/o = cell, aden/o = gland, gastr/o = stomach, gynec/o = woman, hepat/o = liver), suffix meanings (-tomy = incision, -al = pertaining to, -emia = blood condition), and clinical terminology such as leukemia, laparotomy, sarcoma, pathologist, and electroencephalogram . The resource is designed for medical, nursing, allied health, and healthcare students preparing for chapter review, quizzes, assignments, self-assessment, and course examinations .
Edition Details
Author: Davi-Ellen Chabner, BA, MAT
Edition: Tenth Edition (10th)
Publisher: Elsevier
Publication Year: 2026 (published January 7/23, 2026); Copyright © 2027
ISBN-10:
ISBN-13: 9780443280955 (print); 9780443280962 (eBook)
Pages: 416 (textbook); Test bank: 158–172 pages (varies by version)
Chapter Coverage: All chapters (Basic Word Structure through Medical Specialists and body systems)
Document Type: Test Bank with multiple-choice questions, verified answers, and detailed rationales
Question Count: Varies by version (199+ questions in Docsity comprehensive version; 50 questions per batch in other versions)
Voorbeeld van de inhoud
,Chapter 01: Basic Word Structure
MULTIPLE CHOICE
1. A combining form is the:
a. word ending
b. root plus combining vowel
c. prefix
d. prefix plus combining vowel
e. root plus suffix
ANS: B
2. The combining form meaning “joint” is:
a. aden/o
b. -itis
c. -algia
d. arthr/o
e. oste/o
ANS: D
3. A suffix meaning “inflammation” is:
a. -itis
b. -osis
c. -ac
d. -al
e. -tomy
ANS: A
4. A word part meaning “below”,“less than normal,” or “under” is:
a. re-
b. hyper-
c. trans-
d. -emia
e. hypo-
ANS: E
5. A suffix meaning “study of” is:
a. -pathy
b. -logy
c. -gram
d. -scopy
e. -osis
ANS: B
6. A tumor of a gland is called:
, a. arthrosis
b. arthroscope
c. adenoma
d. nephroma
e. hepatitis
ANS: C
7. Visual examination of the urinary bladder is called:
a. cystoscopy
b. cytology
c. cystogram
d. nephroscopy
e. cystoscope
ANS: A
8. Prediction about the outcome of an illness or treatment is called:
a. prognosis
b. psychosis
c. diagnosis
d. biopsy
e. pathology
ANS: A
9. (Condition of) nerve pain is called:
a. neural
b. arthralgia
c. cephalgia
d. neueralgia
e. neuralgia
ANS: E
10. Ren/o and nephr/o both mean:
a. heart
b. liver
c. blood
d. kidney
e. intestine
ANS: D
11. Which term relates to the brain?
a. anemia
b. cerebral
c. rhinitis
d. thrombosis
e. gastrotomy
ANS: B
, 12. A cancerous tumor is a(n):
a. hematoma
b. adenoma
c. oncology
d. gastralgia
e. carcinoma
ANS: E
13. A red blood cell is a(n):
a. platelet
b. thrombocyte
c. erythrocyte
d. leukocyte
e. resection
ANS: C
14. Abnormal condition of clot formation:
a. gastritis
b. osteitis
c. adenosis
d. dermatitis
e. thrombosis
ANS: E
15. An instrument to visually examine the urinary bladder is called a(n):
a. cystoscopy
b. cystoscope
c. gastroscope
d. arthroscopy
e. excision
ANS: B
16. An excessive (more than normal) amount of sugar in the blood is called:
a. hypothyroidism
b. hyperthyroidism
c. hyperglycemia
d. hypoglycemia
e. hypodermic
ANS: C
17. A gastrectomy is a(n):
a. gastric excision
b. gastroscopy
c. visual examination of the abdomen
d. incision of the stomach
e. incision of a gland