Chapter 1 🩵

Question 1

Skin

Answer 1

Dermatos (gr)
Cutis (L)

Question 2

Kidney

Answer 2

Nephros (gr)
Renes(l)

Question 3

Ous

Answer 3

Pertaining to ( ex:cutaneous)

Question 4

Mouth

Answer 4

Stomas (gr)
Oris (L)
The word root stomat is commonly confused with the English term stomach. However, stomat is derived from the Greek word for mouth. The word root for the stomach is gastr, derived from the Greek word gastros.

Question 5

Esthes

Answer 5

Feeling. Ex: an esthesia = condition of not feeling

Question 6

An (prefix)

Answer 6

Without / not

Question 7

Hyper

Answer 7

Excessive / above normal

Question 8

Heat

Answer 8

Therm

Question 9

Intra

Answer 9

In / within

Question 10

Para

Answer 10

Near, beside, beyond

Question 11

Nose

Answer 11

Nas

Question 12

Poly (prefix)

Answer 12

Many 1 much

Question 13

Urine

Answer 13

Ur

Question 14

Pre

Answer 14

Before

Question 15

Birth

Answer 15

Nat

Question 16

Gastroenteritis

Answer 16

Inflammation of the stomach and the intestine.

Question 17

Osteoarthritis

Answer 17

Inflammation of the bones & joints ( osteo = bone / arthr=joint)

Question 18

Osteochondritis

Answer 18

Inflammation of the bone & the cartilage.

Question 19

Food bolus ( in Arabic)

Answer 19

مضغة طعام

Question 20

Gallbladder

Answer 20

Cholecyst ( ex:cholecystitis)

Question 21

Pancreas

Answer 21

Pancreat

Question 22

Appendix

Answer 22

Append

Question 23

طحال

Answer 23

Spleen (English)
Splen (terms)

Question 24

قولون

Answer 24

Colon ( English and terms)

Question 25

Uterus

Answer 25

Hyster (o) = رحم

Question 26

Nerve

Answer 26

Neur(o)

Question 27

Water

Answer 27

Hydr(o)

Question 28

Necro

Answer 28

necr/o (death)

Question 29

Note

Answer 29

Compund words: More than one word root •Multiple roots : Joind with Vowel Regardless of whether the second root begins with a vowel or a consonant.