Hepat liver - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

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...

CCMA NHA EXAM GRADED A (2022)The combining form hepat/o refers to the A. Stomach B. Intestine C. Pancreas D. Liver E. Gallbladder Correct ANSWER D. Liver The function of the optic nerve is A. Hearing B. Seeing C. Smelling D. Tasting E. Touching Correct ANSWER B. Seeing Sarcasm, repression, and denial are examples of which psychological mechanism used to deal with stressful situations? A. Grief B. Unconscious mind C. Defense mechanisms D. Ego E. Self-actualization Correct ANSWE...

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

Greek and Latin correct answers terms built from Greek and Latin word parts such as arthritis Eponyms correct answers terms derived from the name of a person, often a physician or scientist who was the first to identify it. Alzheimers disease Acronyms correct answers terms formed from the first letters of the words in a phrase that can be spoke as a whole word and usually contain a vowel. Modern Language correct answers terms derived from the English language word root correct answer...

MOA 120 Final PASSED Exam Questions and CORRECT Answers Combining Form - CORRECT ANSWER- Word root with combining vowel attached, separated by a slash Ex. hepat/o Hemat/o - CORRECT ANSWER- Blood Enter/o - CORRECT ANSWER- Intestine Hepat/o - CORRECT ANSWER- liver Arthro/o - CORRECT ANSWER- Joint Erythr/o - CORRECT ANSWER- Red

SLCC Medical Terminology Exam Questions Verified Marking Scheme New Update (100% Pass) root, prefix, suffix, combining vowel - Answers - suffix Which of the following is the foundation of the medical term? root, prefix, suffix, combining vowel - Answers - root Which of the following means stomach pain? hepatitis, rhinitis, arthritis, gastralgia - Answers - gastralgia The term trans means which of the following? across, under, upon, below - Answers - across The term path mea...

gastr correct answers stomach cardi correct answers heart megal correct answers enlarged itis correct answers inflammation dermat correct answers skin plast correct answers surgical repair cerebr correct answers brain path correct answers disease ectomy correct answers surgical removal enter correct answers intestine osis correct answers condition otomy correct answers cutting into aden correct answers gland angi correct answers vessel oma correct answer...

MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY - Language/Terms used to describe medicine; ~75% of terms derived from Greek origin HIPPOCRATIC COLLECTION - Body of manuscripts containing information on medical matters which embodied code of principles for teachers & students of medicine BRONCHO/PULMO - Root for LUNGS CARDI - Root for HEART GASTRO - Root for STOMACH HEPAT - Root for LIVER NEUR - Root for NERVES NAS - Root for NOSE OR - Root for MOUTH/ORALPNEUMO - Root for AIR/LUNGS AB- - Prefix for AWAY FROM AD...

WVU EXPH-240 Unit 1 Vocabulary 100% Correct root the foundation or subject of the term prefixes term beginnings that modify the term root suffixes term endings that give essential meaning to the root combining form a word root plus a combining vowel lip fat hydr/o, lip/o fat -emia blood condition protein protein combining vowel a vowel used to link two roots and provides easier pronunciation angi/o, vas/o, vascul/o vessel cardi/o heart enter/o small intestine esophag/o esophagus g...