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SKILLSUSA MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY (2023/2024) 100% CORRECT aden/o gland -lith stone arthr/o joint trans- across carcin/o cancer -lysis destruction cardi/o heart ultra- beyond, excess cephal/o head cerebr/o cerebrum, brain -malacia softening bi- two cholecyst/o gallbladder col/o colon -megaly enlargement cyst/o sac containing fluid; bladder di- two cyt/o cell -oid resembling derm/o skin -ology study of dermat/o skin diplo- double hemi- half encephal/o brain enter/o small inte...

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HOSA Medical Terminology Study Guide 2023. angi/o - ANSWER vessel aort/o - ANSWER aorta arteri/o - ANSWER Artery ather/o - ANSWER Hardening atri/o - ANSWER Atrium brady- - ANSWER Slow Cardi/o - ANSWER Cardio, heart Coron/o - ANSWER Coronary heart peri- - ANSWER around endo- - ANSWER within embl/o - ANSWER embolism phleb/o - ANSWER Vein -sclerosis - ANSWER Hardening tachy- - ANSWER Fast -tension - ANSWER Pressure thromb/o - ANSWER Clot ven/o - ANSW...

acuity - ANSWER-clearness or sharpness of a sensory function adren/o - ANSWER-adrenal glands arteri/o - ANSWER-artery ascites - ANSWER-abnormal accumulation of fluid in the stomach aur/o - ANSWER-ear bronch/o - ANSWER-bronchus cardi/o - ANSWER-heart cephal/o - ANSWER-head chondr/o - ANSWER-cartilage combining form - ANSWERcoryza - ANSWER-head cold; upper respiratory infection cost/o - ANSWER-ribs crani/o - ANSWER-cranium, skull cutane/o - ANSWER-skin cyan/o - ANSWER-blue cyst/o - A...

aden/o gland -lith stone arthr/o joint trans- across carcin/o cancer -lysis destruction cardi/o heart ultra- beyond, excess cephal/o head cerebr/o cerebrum, brain -malacia softening bi- two cholecyst/o gallbladder col/o

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aden/o gland -lith stone arthr/o joint trans- across carcin/o cancer -lysis destruction cardi/o heart ultra- beyond, excess cephal/o head cerebr/o cerebrum, brain -malacia softening bi- two cholecyst/o gallbladder col/o

Medical Terminology HLHS 101 Ivy Tech Rated A+ arthr joint carcin cancer cardi heart cephal head electr electricity gastr stomach hepat liver my muscle oste bone rhin nose -ectomy surgical removal -gram record or picture -itis inflammation -logy study of -megaly enlarged -pathy disease a- or an- or de- without bi- two dys- abnormal, difficult, painful inter- between post- after sub- under, beneath men/o- menses, menstruation...

Where does medical terminology originate from? How much does it take up? - correct answer Greek; 75% What are the three reasons why most medical terminology are of Greek origin. - correct answer 1. Greeks are founders of rational medicine 2. Easy to build compound words 3. International language understood by all medical professionals What oath do all medical personnel take? - correct answer The Hippocratic Oath What are Roots? - correct answer The foundation of a word; made up of pr...