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Medical Terminology

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Cervic/o is a combininb for for the: neck
A patient with bilateral pain hurts on: both sides of her body
A suffix that means the same as -synia is: -algia
Patients with coronary heart disease have a disorder of their ______ system cardiovascular
Celi/o has the same meaning as: lapar/o
Which prefix means "bad, difficult, painful, abnormal"? dys-
Which suffix does NOT mean "pertaining to"? -ia
"Intra-" has a similar meaning to: endo-
patients with osteochondritis are having problems with which type of tissue? connective
The opposite of "hyper-" is hypo-
A patient whose muscles have atrophied shows: a lack of muscle development
A condition of excessive sweat production is: hyperhydrosis
Surgical puncture of a joint is: arthrocentesis
Loss of bone mass resulting in the bonees being fragile and at risk for fractures is: osteoporosis
An x-ray record of a joint is an: arthrography
The baby was born with six fingers on her right hand. She has: polydactyly
Bone pain is called: osteodynia
A feeling of pricklining, burning, or numbness is: paresthesia
Paralysis on the right or left side of the body is: hemiplegia
An x-ray of the cerebral arteries, including the internal carotids, taken after the injection of a contrast medium is: cerebral angiography
Droopin of the upper eyelid is: blepharochalasis
Progressive loss of elasticity of the lens, usually accompanying aging, is: presbyopia
Measurement of the patency and mobility function of the eardrum is: tympanometry
A substance that produces an immune reaction by its nature of being perceived as foreign to the body is a(n): antigen
The combining form for the organ that serves to filter, store, and produce blood cells is: splen/o
The process in which a donor's own blood is removed and stored in anticipation of a future need is: autologous transfusion
A deficiency of all blood cells is: pancytopenia
An abnormally slow heartbeat is: bradycardia
An enlargement of the heart is: cardiomegaly
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