Solutions Manual for Essentials of Medical Language 4th Edition By David Allan, Rachel Basco (All Chapters, 100% original verified, A+ Grade)

Essentials of Medical Language, 4e David Allan, Rachel Basco (Solutions Manual,
All Chapters. 100% Original Verified, A+ Grade)
Answer key At The End Of This File.
Chapter One Answer Key
Answers to Lesson Exercises


p. 3 Exercise A
1. suffix
2. combining vowel
3. prefix
4. combining form


p. 3 Exercise B
1. b
2. b
3. a


p. 5 Exercise A
1. pulmon/o -logy
R/CF S
2. pulmon- -ary
R S
3. respir- -ation
R S
4. pneumon- ia
R S


p. 5 Exercise B
1. pneumonitis pneumon- - itis inflammation of the lung
R S
2. respiration - process of breathing
3. -logist specialist, one who studies

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,p. 7 Exercise A
1. Pertaining to birth
2. peri / nat/ al
P R S
3. post/ nat/ al
P R S
4. pre/ nat/ al
P R S


p. 7 Exercise B
1. d
2. b


p. 9 Exercise A
1. diagnosis (noun)
2. diagnose (verb)
3. diagnostic (adjective)
4. diagnoses (plural)


p. 9 Exercise B
1. Sentence 2: Dr. Bannerjee is unable to diagnose this patient until he receives the lab results.
2. Sentence 4: It is possible for this patient to have multiple diagnoses if there is more than
one condition present.
3. Sentence 1: The primary diagnosis for this patient is myocardial ischemia.
4. Sentence 3: The diagnostic tests have been ordered for this patient first thing in the
morning.


p. 11 Exercise A

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,1. mucous
2. prostate
3. reflex
4. ilium


p. 11 Exercise B
1. diagnoses
2. axillae
3. septa
4. ganglia


p. 11 Exercise C
1. d
2. b


p. 13 Exercise A
1. vertebrae
2. neurology
3. infusion
4. hypotensive
5. intravenous
6. cervical


p. 13 Exercise B
1. A medical specialist who studies the urinary system is a urologist.
2. The term that means high blood pressure is hypertension, and the term that means low
blood pressure is hypotension. The difference in these two terms is the prefix. Hyper-
means excessive or above normal, and hypo- means deficient or below normal.
3. ureter

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, 4. blood




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