Chap 1 & 2

Question 1

BAR

Answer 1

Bright, alert, responsive

Question 2

-scope

Answer 2

instrument for visual examination

Question 3

QAR

Answer 3

quiet, alert, responsive

Question 4

-al

Answer 4

pertaining to

Question 5

ICU

Answer 5

Intensive Care Unit
where unstable medical patients go for constant care

Question 6

-tomy

Answer 6

incision, process of cutting into

Question 7

-osis

Answer 7

abnormal condition

Question 8

DOB

Answer 8

date of birth

Question 9

NAF

Answer 9

no abnormalities found

Question 10

PE

Answer 10

pulmonary embolism

Question 11

SOAP (subjective, objective, assessment, plan)

Answer 11

a way for healthcare workers to document in a structured and organized way

Question 12

-algia

Answer 12

pain

Question 13

WNL

Answer 13

within normal limits

Question 14

-scopy

Answer 14

visual examination

Question 15

define what a suffix is

Answer 15

a part that comes at the end of a medical term

Question 16

define what a prefix is

Answer 16

It’s located at the beginning of the term. It alters meaning of the medical term

Question 17

arthr/o

Answer 17

joint

Question 18

cardi/o

Answer 18

heart

Question 19

cyt/o

Answer 19

cell

Question 20

enter/o

Answer 20

small intestine

Question 21

hyper-

Answer 21

above, excessive

Question 22

hypo-

Answer 22

deficient, below, under, less than normal

Question 23

intra-

Answer 23

within; intro

Question 24

sub-

Answer 24

under/below

Question 25

brachy-

Answer 25

short

Question 26

cardiovascular

Answer 26

pertaining to the heart and blood vessels

Question 27

endocrine

Answer 27

consists of organs such as the pancreas, pituitary gland, thyroid gland, ovaries, testes, and adrenal glands

Question 28

musculoskeletal

Answer 28

consists of organs such as the bones, muscles, and joints

Question 29

reproductive

Answer 29

consists of organs such as the ovaries, vagina, uterus, testes, and penis

Question 30

respiratory

Answer 30

consists of organs such as the wind pipe, lungs, and heart

Question 31

diaphragm

Answer 31

thin, muscular partition separating the thoracic and abdominal cavities

Question 32

Larynx

Answer 32

voice box

Question 33

malignant

Answer 33

tending to become progressively worse

Question 34

peritoneum

Answer 34

membrane surrounding the organs in the abdomen

Question 35

pharynx

Answer 35

throat

Question 36

abdominal

Answer 36

cavity containing organs such as the stomach, intestines, spleen, and pancreas

Question 37

trachea

Answer 37

trache/o /windpipe

Question 38

ureter

Answer 38

the tube which drains urine from the kidney to the bladder

Question 39

viscera

Answer 39

the internal organs of the body

Question 40

mucus

Answer 40

a thick, slippery substance produced by the body such as your nose and eyes

Question 41

mucous

Answer 41

pertaining to mucus. it's use is to describe the source of the mucus

Question 42

DHLPP-C

Answer 42

distemper, hepatitis, leptospirosis, parvovirus, parainfluenza, coronavirus - canine vaccine set

Question 43

FeLV

Answer 43

feline leukemia virus

Question 44

diagnosis

Answer 44

dx

Question 45

cell membrane

Answer 45

semipermeable structure that surrounds and protects the cell

Question 46

chromosomes

Answer 46

rod-like structures containing regions of DNA called genes

Question 47

vacuole

Answer 47

fluid filled cavity containing food, water, or waste products

Question 48

adipose tissue

Answer 48

collection of fat cells

Question 49

epithelial tissue

Answer 49

consists of epithelium, which lines external and internal body surfaces