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“The combining form nucle/o refers to this central structure within a cell.” “The combining form eti/o points to this cause or origin of a disease.”

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Category 1

“The combining form nucle/o refers to this central structure within a cell.”

What is the nucleus?

“The combining form eti/o points to this cause or origin of a disease.”

What is cause or origin?

“The combining form idi/o is used for diseases that develop from this type of unknown cause.”

What is unknown or peculiar?

“The combining form ventr/o refers to this direction or part of the body.”

What is the front (belly side)?

“The combining form later/o means this, as in bilateral.”

What is side?

“The combining form medi/o is used to describe this location between structures.”

What is middle or toward the midline?

Category 2

“The combining form caud/o refers to this direction — opposite of the head.”

What is toward the tail or inferior?

“The combining form dors/o points to this part of the body.”

What is the back (posterior)?

“The combining form ventr/o indicates this side of the body.”

What is the front (belly side)?

“The combining form proxim/o describes a location meaning this.”

What is near the point of attachment?

“The combining form poster/o refers to this direction.”

What is back or behind?

“The combining form anter/o is used for this directional term.”

What is front or forward?

Category 3

“This term means inflammation of the skin — and probably your reason for needing aloe.”

What is dermatitis?

“When muscles shrink from lack of use, you’re seeing this ‘negative growth’ in action.”

What is atrophy?

“This medical condition literally means inflammation of a joint.”

What is arthritis?

“A hematoma sounds dramatic because it is — it’s a localized collection of this fluid.”

What is blood?

“When bone density drops and fractures become more likely, you’re dealing with this condition.”

What is osteoporosis?

“This term describes inflammation of a vein — often spotted after an IV line.”

What is phlebitis?

Category 4

“This little prefix means slow — and describes your pulse if you haven’t had your coffee yet.”

What is brady-?

“When your exam results come before class, you’re living this prefix.”

What is pre-?

“This prefix means many — and you might have it before the word ‘choice’ on a multiple-choice test.”

What is poly-?

“The suffix -megaly means this kind of enlargement — and no, it’s not about your GPA.”

What is enlargement?

“When a bone is surgically broken to correct alignment, this suffix describes the process.”

What is -clasis?

“Add this suffix to a word and you’ve got yourself a study of something — like life, or the nervous system.”

What is -logy?

Category 5

“This structure lets you see your way through the test — it’s the colored part of the eye.”

What is the iris?

“An otoscope lets a clinician peek inside this organ.”

What is the ear?

“The medical term for double vision might make you see it twice.”

What is diplopia?

“This cranial nerve carries visual impulses to the brain — no guessing, use your optic sense!”

“When your patient loses the ability to coordinate muscle movement, they’re experiencing this condition.”

What is ataxia?

“When a person can’t speak due to brain injury, this term describes the loss.”

What is aphasia?

Category 6

“Your patient’s skin has turned blue after standing in the cold too long. You jot this diagnosis in the chart.”

What is cyanosis?

“A student complains of muscle weakness after pulling an all-nighter. You confidently announce they’re suffering from this.”

What is myasthenia?

“After a fall, your patient has swelling and pain at the knee joint. The doctor performs an arthrocentesis — a puncture of this structure.”

What is a joint?

“A routine x-ray shows decreased bone density. You diagnose your patient with this condition.”

What is osteoporosis?

“A patient has yellowing of the skin and eyes. Before anyone else can say it, you confidently identify it as this.”

What is jaundice (or icterus)?

“After surgery, your patient’s medical chart says hypoglycemia. If they’re looking shaky, it’s because this level is too low.”

What is blood sugar (or glucose)?

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