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| What is the constant foundation and core of a medical term? | root
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| Which word element appears at the beginning of the term? | prefix
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| In the term dementia, the prefix means? | without
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| What term has a suffix meaning study of? | neurology
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| "Graphic record of the heart's electrical currents" is a definition for what word? | electrocardiogram
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| What's the plural form of diagnosis? | diagnoses
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| Medical term for the armpit? | axilla
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| Medical specialty of diseases of the heart. | cardiology
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| What does the term natal mean? | pertaining to birth
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| What is the infection of lung tissue called? | pneumonia
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| What does RUL stand for? | right upper lobe
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| What does dementia mean? | Chronic, progressive, irreversible loss of intellectual and mental functions.
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| What does the suffix ia mean? | condition
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| True or false. A suffix changes the meaning of a term. | True.
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| What does the prefix pre mean? | before
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| What is the plural form of vertebra? | vertebrae
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| What is a term that contains a suffix meaning structure? | myocardium
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| What does the prefix in the word intravenous mean? | within
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| What is a neurologist? | Medical specialist in disorders of the nervous system.
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| What does the prefix bi mean? | two
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| What is opposite of anterior? | posterior
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| What is anterior located on the body? | The front surface of the body
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| What is the opposite of caudal? | Cephalic
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| What part of the body is caudal? | pertaining to or nearer to the tailbone
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| Cephalic is which part of the body? | Pertaining to or nearer to the head
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| What is the opposite of distal? | Proximal
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| Where is the distal part of your body? | situated away from the center of the body.
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| What is the same as dorsal? | Posterior
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| Where on your body is dorsal? | Pertaining to the back or situated behind
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| Lateral is opposite of what? | Medial
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| Lateral is located where on the body? | Situated at the side of a structure.
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| Where is medial located? | Nearer to the middle of the body
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| What is the opposite of prone? | Supine
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| Prone is when the body is what? | Lying face down, flat on your belly.
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| Proximal is located where on the body? | situated nearest to the center of the body.
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| What is supine? | Lying face up, flat on your spine.
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| What does the root thorac- mean? | it means chest
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| What does the root crani- mean? | skull
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| Histology is the study of what? | The study of tissue
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| What is the function of muscles? | For movement
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