Ch 1 Word Scramble
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| Question | Answer |
| indicate wheter a combining vowel is necessary. yes or no, why? nephr/o -megaly | yes, suffix begins with consonant |
| indicate wheter combining vowel is necessary. yes or no, why? nephr/o -gram | yes, joining two root together |
| inicate wheter a combining vowel is necessary. yes or no, why? | yes, joining two root togheter |
| which syllable is EMPHASIZED when pronuncing the word HYPOTONIA. | hai-poh-TOH-nee-yah (third syllable) |
| which is the proper syllabic breakdown for the word catheter? | cath/e/ter |
| indicate whether a combining vowel is necessary. Then select the correct reason for explaining why or why not? nephr/o - ectomy | suffix begins with consonant |
| indicate whether a combining vowel is necessary. yes or no, why? nephr/o -sclerosis | yes, joining two roots togheter |
| indicate wheter a combining vowel is necessary. Then select correct reason. Yes or no, why? nephr/o -malacia | yes, joining two roots togheter |
| Medical language is necessary and useful because: | can communicate clearly and quickly with each other using a common language, and pt can be comforted and assure that the medical professional understands their systoms and is control diagnosis and treatment process. |
| identify the correct pronunciation for underlined syllabe PNEUmothorax. | noo |
| indicate whether a combining vowel is necessary. yes or no, why? nephr/p -pathy | yes, joining two root togheter. |
| indicate whether a combining vowel is necessary. yes or no, why? | no, suffix begins with consonant |
| Identify the correct pronunciation for the underlined syllabe CYanosis | sai |
| indentify the correct pronunciation for the underlined syllable inPHARynx | fair |
| the diagnostic imaging process called magnetic resonance imaging frequently called MRI. this is an example of | acronym. |
| which of the following is NOT a reason why Greek and latin from the backbone and foundation of medical language. | medical research of the scientific revolution was in Greek. |
| Which syllable is emphasized when pronouncing the word myodynia? | mie-oh-DIH-nee-ah( third syllable) |
| correct pronunciation for PTErgium. | tuh |
| correct pronunciation for xiphoid | zih-foid |
| indicate whether a combining vowel is necessary. Yes or no, why? nephr/o -oma | no, suffix begins with consonant |
| A(n) ___ is a word formed by including the name of the person who discovered or invented what is being described. | eponym. |
| correct pronunciation for steatORRHEA | oh-ree-uh |
| proper syllabic breakdown for cardiac arrest | car/di/ac a/rrest |
| correct pronunciation for GAMophobia | gam |
| correct pronunciation for CARdiovascular | kar |
| indicate whether a combining vowel is necessary. yes or no, why? | yes, joining two roots together. |
| thinking of medical language as sentence to be translated instead of words to be memorized allows one to: | break down and understand new words. |
| correct pronunciation for glycoGEN | jen |
| medical language is made up primarily (but not exclusively) of words taken from which two ancient languages? | greek and latin. |
| what is the basic rule for emphasizing syllable? s | in most words, the emphasis usually falls on the third- to- last syllable. |
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