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The combining forms for the organs and structures of every system in the course.
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A term built on the root cholecyst/o refers to which organ?
In urinary terminology, the root pyel/o names which structure?
A chart entry built on blephar/o points to which eye structure?
A term using spondyl/o is naming which part of the skeleton?
A term built on mening/o refers to which part of the nervous system?
A skin term built on sudor/i refers to which structure or product?
A procedure term built on salping/o names which female reproductive structure?
A term built on orch/o names which male reproductive organ?
A respiratory term using laryng/o refers to which airway structure?
A term built on splen/o names which lymphatic organ?
A musculoskeletal term using chondr/o points to which tissue?
A dental record that uses gingiv/o is referring to which oral structure?
An endocrine term built on adren/o names which gland?
A circulatory term using angi/o names which structure?
Which combining form is used to build terms about the heart?
Terms about the liver are built with which combining form?
Which combining form builds terms about the kidney?
Medical terms about skin commonly use which combining form?
Which combining form is used for terms about the lung?
Terms about the stomach are built with which combining form?
Which combining form builds terms about the brain?
Terms about bone use which combining form?
Which combining form builds terms about the urinary bladder?
Terms about the ovary are built with which combining form?
A note lists rhinoplasty and tracheostomy. Which system do those roots name structures in?
A surgical log includes hysterectomy and oophorectomy. Which system do those roots belong to?
A case note lists nephrolithiasis and cystitis. Which system do those roots name structures in?
A report mentions osteopathy and arthroscopy. Which system do those roots point to?
A vocabulary list pairs dermatology with onychomycosis. Which body system do those roots fit?
A procedure list includes angioplasty and cardiomyopathy. Which system do those roots name structures in?
A note records splenomegaly and lymphadenopathy. Which system do those roots belong to?
A chart lists encephalitis and neuritis. Which system do those roots name structures in?
Two roots differ by one syllable: my/o and myel/o. A term built on myel/o refers to what?
The roots ile/o and ili/o are easy to misread. A term built on ile/o names which structure?
The roots col/o and colp/o differ by one letter. A term built on colp/o refers to which structure?
Do not confuse ureter/o with urethr/o. A term built on ureter/o names which structure?
The roots cyst/o and cyt/o look similar. A term built on cyt/o refers to what?
Two endocrine roots can be confused: thym/o and thyroid/o. A term built on thym/o names which gland?
The roots pharyng/o and laryng/o differ by a few letters. A term built on pharyng/o names what?
The roots ocul/o and ot/o are short and easy to swap. A term built on ot/o names which sense organ?
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