4.7 - 4.9

Question 1

Kerat/keratin

Answer 1

Cornea or Keratin

Question 2

Lacer

Answer 2

To tear

Question 3

Lucid

Answer 3

Bright, clear

Question 4

Melan

Answer 4

Melanin, black pigment, black

Question 5

Myc

Answer 5

Fungus

Question 6

Myos

Answer 6

Muscle

Question 7

Necr/o

Answer 7

Death

Question 8

Pedicul

Answer 8

Louse

Question 9

Pigment

Answer 9

To color or to paint

Question 10

Prurit

Answer 10

Itch

Question 11

Onych

Answer 11

Nail

Question 12

Ox

Answer 12

Oxygen

Question 13

Scler

Answer 13

Hard, white of eye, hardness

Question 14

Seb/o

Answer 14

Sebum

Question 15

Sebace

Answer 15

Wax

Question 16

Stasis

Answer 16

To constrict

Question 17

Surg

Answer 17

Operate

Question 18

-al

Answer 18

Pertaining to

Question 19

-ant

Answer 19

Forming, pertaining to, agent

Question 20

-ary

Answer 20

Pertaining to

Question 21

-ate

Answer 21

Composed of, pertaining to, process

Question 22

-ation

Answer 22

Process

Question 23

-ician

Answer 23

Expert, specialist

Question 24

-ion

Answer 24

Action, condition, process

Question 25

-is

Answer 25

Belonging to, pertaining to, condition

Question 26

-itis

Answer 26

Inflammation, infection

Question 27

-ize

Answer 27

Action, affect in a specific way, policy

Question 28

-oma

Answer 28

Tumor, mass

Question 29

-opsy

Answer 29

To view

Question 30

-ose

Answer 30

Full of, condition

Question 31

-osis

Answer 31

Condition

Question 32

-ous

Answer 32

Pertaining to

Question 33

-stasis

Answer 33

Control, stop, stand still

Question 34

-us

Answer 34

Pertaining to

Question 35

-sum

Answer 35

Take up or pick up

Question 36

First-Degree (Superficial) Burns

Answer 36

Involve only the epidermis and produce inflammation with redness, pain, and slight edema. Healing occurs in 3 - 5 days without scarring.

Question 37

Second Degree (partial thickness) burns

Answer 37

Involve the epidermis and dermis but leave some of the dermis intact. They produce redness, blisters, and more severe pain. Healing occurs in 2 - 3 weeks with minimal scarring.

Question 38

Third degree (full thickness) burns

Answer 38

Involve the epidermis, dermis, and subcutaneous tissues which are often completely destroyed. Healing takes a long time and involves using skin grafts.

Question 39

Fourth Degree burns

Answer 39

Destroy all layers of the skin and involve tendons, muscles, and sometimes bones.