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Assembling a term from its parts, and working out an unfamiliar one by taking it apart.
#us_hs_anatomy_physiology
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A surgeon makes an incision into the stomach to inspect the inner lining. Which built term names that operation?
A surgeon removes part of a patient's liver after a severe injury. Which built term names that operation?
A procedure creates a new opening from the kidney to the body surface for urine drainage. Which term names that operation?
An exam finds abnormal enlargement of the heart. Which built term names that finding?
A chart describes a disease process affecting skeletal muscle tissue. Which built term names that condition?
A patient has inflammation of tissue around the heart. Which built term names that condition?
A biopsy report describes a general skin disorder with no inflammation present. Which built term names that finding?
A patient's blood test shows a low amount of oxygen in the blood. Which built term names that finding?
A report lists osteomalacia in an adult patient. What does that term mean?
A specialist writes that a patient has hepatopathy. What does that term mean?
A note describes subdermal medication placement. What does subdermal mean?
A chart states that a lesion is intrahepatic. What does intrahepatic mean?
A lab result is described as hyperglycemia. What does that term mean?
An unfamiliar term in a report is neurotomy. What does that term mean?
A procedure note names a myectomy. What does that term mean?
A pathology report uses the term pulmonitis. What does that term mean?
A term is needed for inflammation of the stomach, from gastr and -itis. Which spelling is correctly built?
A term is needed for the study of the kidney, from the combining form nephr/o and the suffix -logy. Which spelling is correctly built?
A term is needed for inflammation of bone and joint together, from oste, arthr, and -itis. Which spelling is correctly built?
A term is needed for enlargement of the liver, from hepat and -megaly. Which spelling is correctly built?
A term is needed for disease of nerves, from neur and -pathy. Which spelling is correctly built?
A student writes dermatoitis for inflammation of the skin. Which correctly built term replaces it?
A student writes nephroectomy for surgical removal of a kidney. Which correctly built term replaces it?
A student writes cardiomegalitis for enlargement of the heart. Which correctly built term replaces it?
A student writes endogastric for a condition located around the stomach. Which correctly built term replaces it?
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Chemistry That Matters in the Body
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