MBLEX 2026 EXAMINERS SET QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS SURE A+
✔✔quadri- - ✔✔four
✔✔retro- - ✔✔behind
✔✔supra- - ✔✔above
✔✔syn- - ✔✔together
✔✔tachy- - ✔✔rapid
✔✔tri- - ✔✔three
✔✔uni- - ✔✔one
✔✔-ac - ✔✔pertaining to
✔✔-al - ✔✔pertaining to
✔✔-algia - ✔✔pain
,✔✔-ar - ✔✔pertaining to
✔✔-blast - ✔✔germ cell
✔✔-cision - ✔✔cutting
✔✔-clast - ✔✔break
✔✔-crine - ✔✔secrete
✔✔-cyte - ✔✔cell
✔✔-derma - ✔✔skin
✔✔-ectomy - ✔✔removal
✔✔-edema - ✔✔swelling
✔✔-emia - ✔✔blood
✔✔-esis - ✔✔condition
✔✔-ferent - ✔✔carry
✔✔-gen - ✔✔formation
✔✔-globin - ✔✔protien
✔✔-ic - ✔✔pertaining to
✔✔-ician - ✔✔specialist
✔✔-icle - ✔✔small, tiny
✔✔-ist - ✔✔specialist
✔✔-itis - ✔✔inflammation
✔✔-lysis - ✔✔dissolve
✔✔-oid - ✔✔resembling
, ✔✔-osis - ✔✔condition
✔✔-pathy - ✔✔diseases
✔✔-phagia - ✔✔eat
✔✔-phasia - ✔✔speech
✔✔-physis - ✔✔growth
✔✔-plasia - ✔✔formation
✔✔-plegia - ✔✔paralysis
✔✔-pnea - ✔✔breathing
✔✔-poiesis - ✔✔formation
✔✔-rrhage - ✔✔bursting forth
✔✔-rrhea - ✔✔discharge
✔✔-stasis - ✔✔standing still
✔✔-tomy - ✔✔incision
✔✔-trophy - ✔✔nourishment
✔✔-uria - ✔✔urine
✔✔Anatomy - ✔✔Study of the structure of the human body
✔✔Physiology - ✔✔Study of the function of the human body
✔✔Homeostasis - ✔✔The existence and maintenance of a constant internal
environment. Contributors are hormones, nerve impulses, and temperature.
✔✔Homeostatic Mechanisms - ✔✔Physical things that occur in the body that alter the
internal environment in the response to change. Sweating reduces body temperature,
and shivering increases body temperature.
✔✔Directional Terms - ✔✔Used to describe the position of structures in the body in
relation to other structures.
ANSWERS SURE A+
✔✔quadri- - ✔✔four
✔✔retro- - ✔✔behind
✔✔supra- - ✔✔above
✔✔syn- - ✔✔together
✔✔tachy- - ✔✔rapid
✔✔tri- - ✔✔three
✔✔uni- - ✔✔one
✔✔-ac - ✔✔pertaining to
✔✔-al - ✔✔pertaining to
✔✔-algia - ✔✔pain
,✔✔-ar - ✔✔pertaining to
✔✔-blast - ✔✔germ cell
✔✔-cision - ✔✔cutting
✔✔-clast - ✔✔break
✔✔-crine - ✔✔secrete
✔✔-cyte - ✔✔cell
✔✔-derma - ✔✔skin
✔✔-ectomy - ✔✔removal
✔✔-edema - ✔✔swelling
✔✔-emia - ✔✔blood
✔✔-esis - ✔✔condition
✔✔-ferent - ✔✔carry
✔✔-gen - ✔✔formation
✔✔-globin - ✔✔protien
✔✔-ic - ✔✔pertaining to
✔✔-ician - ✔✔specialist
✔✔-icle - ✔✔small, tiny
✔✔-ist - ✔✔specialist
✔✔-itis - ✔✔inflammation
✔✔-lysis - ✔✔dissolve
✔✔-oid - ✔✔resembling
, ✔✔-osis - ✔✔condition
✔✔-pathy - ✔✔diseases
✔✔-phagia - ✔✔eat
✔✔-phasia - ✔✔speech
✔✔-physis - ✔✔growth
✔✔-plasia - ✔✔formation
✔✔-plegia - ✔✔paralysis
✔✔-pnea - ✔✔breathing
✔✔-poiesis - ✔✔formation
✔✔-rrhage - ✔✔bursting forth
✔✔-rrhea - ✔✔discharge
✔✔-stasis - ✔✔standing still
✔✔-tomy - ✔✔incision
✔✔-trophy - ✔✔nourishment
✔✔-uria - ✔✔urine
✔✔Anatomy - ✔✔Study of the structure of the human body
✔✔Physiology - ✔✔Study of the function of the human body
✔✔Homeostasis - ✔✔The existence and maintenance of a constant internal
environment. Contributors are hormones, nerve impulses, and temperature.
✔✔Homeostatic Mechanisms - ✔✔Physical things that occur in the body that alter the
internal environment in the response to change. Sweating reduces body temperature,
and shivering increases body temperature.
✔✔Directional Terms - ✔✔Used to describe the position of structures in the body in
relation to other structures.
