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As an EMT what is essential for you to have?: Strong working knowledge of medical
terminology. For effective communication and documentation, you must understand key terms,
acronyms, symbols,

and abbreviations.

What is important when talking about medical terms?: Changing or deleting any of those parts
can significantly change the function (or meaning) of a word.
Root word: The foundation of the word.
Prefix: What occurs before the root word.
Suffix: What occurs after the root word.
The suffix -phasia means?: Speaking
The suffix -phagia means?: Eating or swallowing
The term ilium means?: Hip bone
The term ileum means?: intestine
Cardi means?: Heart
Pulmon means?: Lungs
What does the prefixes usually describe (not all medical terms have prefix-es)?: A.
Location
B. Intensity
What does the prefix word a- means?: Without
What does the prefix brady- means?: Slow
What does the prefix tachy- means?: Rapid
What does the suffixes usually indicate?: A. Procedure



,Condition
Disease
Part of Speech
What are some commonly used suffixes?: -itis (inflammation)
-arthro (joint)


Ex: Arthritis (inflammation of the joints)

What are combing vowels?: Is the part of the term that connects a root word to a suflx or other
root word such as O, I, and E.






,Ex: Gastr/o+ enter/o+ logy
Stomach + intestines + the
study of
What are some common combining forms?: A. Cardi/o (heart)
Gastr/o (stomach)
Hepat/o (liver)
Arthr/o (joint)
Oste/o (bone)
Pulmon/o (lungs)
Nephr: Kidney
Neur: Nerves
Pysch: Mind
Thorac: Chest
Tachy-: Rapid, Fast
Brady-: Slow
Pre-: Before
Post-: After, behind
-al: pertaining to
-algia: pertaining to pain
-ectomy: surgical removal of
-ic: pertaining to
-itis: inflammation
-logy: study of
-logist: specialist
-megaly: enlargement


, -meter: measuring instrument
-oma: tumor (usually referring to cancer)
-pathy: disease
How to change singular to plural form when referring to medical terms.: 1.
Sometimes you can simply add an "s"
Ending in "a" change to "ae"
Ending in "in" change to "es"
Ending in "ex or ix" change to "ices"

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