Gastr stomach - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

HOSA Competition Medical Terminology PRACTICE Exam With Correct Solutions 2024 gastr- - Answer -stomach cardi- - Answer -heart megal- - Answer -enlarged -itis - Answer -inflammation dermat- - Answer -skin plasty - Answer -surgical repair cerebr- - Answer -brains path- - Answer -disease -osis - Answer -abnormal condition or disease -ectomy - Answer -surgical removal enter- - Answer -intestines -otomy - Answer -surgical incision adren- - Answer -Adrenal glands angi-, - Answer -blood...

gastr- ☑: stomach Cardi- ☑: heart Megal- ☑: Enlarged -itis ☑: Inflammation dermat- ☑: Skin plast- ☑: surgical repair EXCELLENCE 2 Cerebr- ☑: brain Path- ☑: disease -ectomy ☑: surgical removal Enter- ☑: intestines -osis ☑: any condition -otomy ☑: cut into Aden- ☑: gland Angi- EXCELLENCE 3 ☑: Vessel -oma ☑: tumor Nephr- ☑: kidney Hepat- ☑: Liver Arthr- ☑: Joint Blephar- ☑: Eyelid -ologist ☑: Specialist R

Medical Terminology Final exam Study guide (chapters 1-13) with 100% Correct Solutions seborrhea sebo/rrhea seh-boh-REE-ah - Correct Answer ️️ -discharge of oil (sebum) oil/discharge odont/o- -enamel on the outside of the tooth is the hardest thing in the human body -humans have 32 teeth - Correct Answer ️️ -tooth Hypoglycemia - Correct Answer ️️ -low blood sugar hemat/o heh-MAH-toh - Correct Answer ️️ -blood (hematoma) arthr/o AR-throh - Correct Answer ️️ -joint...

Med Term Module 1 (GCU BIO-335) Latest Update 100% Pass What does "arthr/o" mean? joint What body part does "cardi/o" refer to? heart Which part of the digestive system is indicated by "enter/o"? small intestine What does "gastr/o" signify? stomach "Hepat/o" is the root for which organ? liver The root "neur/o" pertains to what? nerve What do the roots "hem/o" and "hemat/o" relate to? Blood Which body part is associated with the roots "my/o" and "muscul/o"? Mu...

digestion - process of breaking down food by chewing, swallowing, and mixing in digestive juices to convert some of the food into absorbable molecules absorption - the passage of digested food molecules through the walls of the intestines and into the bloodstream to be carried to cells of the body excretion - the elimination of non-absorbable nutrients and waste products from the body abdomin/o, celi/o, lapar/o - abdomen an/o - anus appendic/o - appendix bil/i, chol/e - bile bucc/o - ch...

-ectomy - surgical removal -megaly - means enlarged -gram - record or picture -pathy - diseae dys- - abnormal, difficult, or painful Combining vowel - root-o-suffix OR root-o-root not placed b/t prefix and root Consonant - uses combining vowel vowel - combining vowel isnt necessary Combining forms for body organ - Cephal/o Rhin/o Hepat/o Cardi/o Gastr/o My/o Oste/o Arthr/o -algia - pain Gastr-algia - stomach pain -asthenia - weakness my-asthenia - m...

gastr- ☑: stomach cardi- ☑: heart megal- ☑: enlarged -itis ☑: inflammation dermat- ☑: skin plast- ☑: surgical repair EXCELLENCE 2 cerebr- ☑: brain path- ☑: disease -ectomoy ☑: surgical removal enter- ☑: intestine -osis ☑: any condition -otomy ☑: cut into aden- ☑: gland angi- EXCELLENCE 3 ☑: vessel -oma ☑: tumor nephr- ☑: kidney hepat- ☑: liver arthr- ☑: joint blephar- ☑: eyelid -ologist ☑: specialist rhin- ☑: nos

gastr- - Answer stomach cardi- - Answer heart megal- - Answer enlarged -itis - Answer inflammation dermat- - Answer skin plast- - Answer surgical repair cerebr- - Answer brain path- - Answer disease -ectomoy - Answer surgical removal enter- - Answer intestine

prefix - Answer beginning of the word prefix - Answer beginning of the word suffix - Answer end of the word, describes a procedure or action (logy = sudy of). Helps clarify what the root means. suffix - Answer end of the word, describes a procedure or action (logy = sudy of). Helps clarify what the root means. word root - Answer body of the word (peri/nat/o/logy) nat is root. This gives the main meaning. word root - Answer body of the word (peri/nat/o/logy) nat is root. This gives...

BIOD 103 MEDTERM EXAM MODULE 6 STUDY GUIDE - PORTAGE LEARNING. PORTAGE LEARNING. Digestion: The Esophagus & the Stomach From the esophagus, food enters the stomach, which can be broken down into three distinct parts. The upper part of the stomach is called the fundus, the middle portion is known as the body, and the lower portion is known as the antrum. The openings to and from the stomach are called sphincters. These sphincters contract and relax to allow food in from the esophagus and p...