MODULE 2-1-MODULE 2

Question 1

brachi—

Answer 1

arm

Question 2

bucc—

Answer 2

cheek

Question 3

caud—

Answer 3

tail

Question 4

celi— cel— lapar— abdomin— ventr—*

Answer 4

abdomen [M9]

Question 5

cephal—

Answer 5

head

Question 6

cervic—* trachel—*

Answer 6

neck [any neck w/in the body structure] [M7]

Question 7

cheil— labi—

Answer 7

lip; labium [pl. labia]

Question 8

cheir— chir—

Answer 8

hand

Question 9

crur—

Answer 9

leg; leg-like structure; thigh

Question 10

dactyl—

Answer 10

digit; finger; toe

Question 11

derm— dermat—

Answer 11

skin

Question 12

gnath—

Answer 12

jaw

Question 13

inguin—

Answer 13

groin

Question 14

later—*

Answer 14

the side [of the body] [M11]

Question 15

lumb—

Answer 15

loin

Question 16

ment—*

Answer 16

chin [M5]

Question 17

om—

Answer 17

shoulder

Question 18

omphal— umbilic—

Answer 18

navel; umbilicus

Question 19

path—

Answer 19

disease

Question 20

pod— ped—*

Answer 20

foot [M4]

Question 21

sarc—

Answer 21

flesh

Question 22

soma— somat—

Answer 22

body

Question 23

thorac— steth— pector—

Answer 23

chest; thorax

Question 24

—ad

Answer 24

moving in a direction toward [2 roots used: 1st = origin, 2nd = direction; EX. cephalocaudad = “moving in a direction from the head toward the tail.”; root order must be preserved]

Question 25

—ate

Answer 25

having; having the form of

Question 26

—ics

Answer 26

study (of a subject) [use -logy unless o.w. stated]

Question 27

—ist

Answer 27

a specialist (in a subject)

Question 28

—itis

Answer 28

inflammation

Question 29

—oid

Answer 29

resembling, like

Question 30

—osis —ism —iasis

Answer 30

form a noun indicating a state of being, usually negative/abnormal in character; usually: disorder (of an organ, structure, function, characteristic) or condition characterised by/caused by (a substance) sometimes phrases inappropriate to the context (“condition” may be an appropriate rendering in some limited contexts), but generally they are applicable [use -osis unless o.w. stated]

Question 31

—ous\*

Answer 31

containing [M2]

Question 32

—ia —y

Answer 32

creates a noun; usually no need to translate the suffix, but if context requires, it could be rendered as “condition” or “condition characterised by” depending on context; no single definition possible

Question 33

—ic —tic —al —ical —ac —ar —ary —eal —one —ous\*

Answer 33

creates an adjective; usually means “pertaining to” or “located in” depending on context; often either works; possibly “characterised by” fits the context better [M2]

Question 34

—ize (—ise)

Answer 34

creates a verb; “to (do something)”; “to make,” “to become,” “to cause to be,” “to subject to,” “to engage in”, etc.

Question 35

—algia

Answer 35

pain

Question 36

—cele

Answer 36

protrusion (from an organ or other structure); protrusion filled with (a substance)

Question 37

—ectome

Answer 37

instrument used to excise

Question 38

—ectomize

Answer 38

to excise; to cut out; to remove

Question 39

—ectomy

Answer 39

excision; surgical removal

Question 40

—gram

Answer 40

record

Question 41

—graph

Answer 41

instrument used to record

Question 42

—graphy

Answer 42

act of recording

Question 43

—logist

Answer 43

a specialist in the study (of a subject)

Question 44

—logical

Answer 44

pertaining to the study (of a subject)

Question 45

—logy

Answer 45

study (of a subject)

Question 46

—megaly

Answer 46

enlargement (of an organ/structure)

Question 47

—meter

Answer 47

instrument used to measure

Question 48

—metry

Answer 48

measurement (of an organ, structure, function, characteristic)

Question 49

—ostomy

Answer 49

creation of a passage b/w (one organ/structure) and (another organ/structure); creation of a passage between two segments of (one organ/structure)

Question 50

—pathic

Answer 50

pertaining to disease; diseased

Question 51

—pathy

Answer 51

disease

Question 52

—plasty

Answer 52

surgical repair

Question 53

—scope

Answer 53

instrument used to make a visual examination [rarely does the instrument not ever to visual examination but to examination by other means]

Question 54

—scopy

Answer 54

visual examination

Question 55

—tome

Answer 55

instrument used to cut (into)

Question 56

—tomy

Answer 56

incision (in/into)

Question 57

# reversed prompt arm

Answer 57

brachi—

Question 58

# reversed prompt cheek

Answer 58

bucc—

Question 59

# reversed prompt tail

Answer 59

caud—

Question 60

# reversed prompt abdomen [M9]

Answer 60

celi— cel— lapar— abdomin— ventr—\*

Question 61

# reversed prompt head

Answer 61

cephal—

Question 62

# reversed prompt neck [any neck w/in the body structure] [M7]

Answer 62

cervic—\* trachel—\*

Question 63

# reversed prompt lip; labium [pl. labia]

Answer 63

cheil— labi—

Question 64

# reversed prompt hand

Answer 64

cheir— chir—

Question 65

# reversed prompt leg; leg-like structure; thigh

Answer 65

crur—

Question 66

# reversed prompt digit; finger; toe

Answer 66

dactyl—

Question 67

# reversed prompt skin

Answer 67

derm— dermat—

Question 68

# reversed prompt jaw

Answer 68

gnath—

Question 69

# reversed prompt groin

Answer 69

inguin—

Question 70

# reversed prompt the side [of the body] [M11]

Answer 70

later—\*

Question 71

# reversed prompt loin

Answer 71

lumb—

Question 72

# reversed prompt chin [M5]

Answer 72

ment—\*

Question 73

# reversed prompt shoulder

Answer 73

om—

Question 74

# reversed prompt navel; umbilicus

Answer 74

omphal— umbilic—

Question 75

# reversed prompt disease

Answer 75

path—

Question 76

# reversed prompt foot [M4]

Answer 76

pod— ped—\*

Question 77

# reversed prompt flesh

Answer 77

sarc—

Question 78

# reversed prompt body

Answer 78

soma— somat—

Question 79

# reversed prompt chest; thorax

Answer 79

thorac— steth— pector—

Question 80

# reversed prompt moving in a direction toward [2 roots used: 1st = origin, 2nd = direction; EX. cephalocaudad = “moving in a direction from the head toward the tail.”; root order must be preserved]

Answer 80

—ad

Question 81

# reversed prompt having; having the form of

Answer 81

—ate

Question 82

# reversed prompt study (of a subject) [use -logy unless o.w. stated]

Answer 82

—ics

Question 83

# reversed prompt a specialist (in a subject)

Answer 83

—ist

Question 84

# reversed prompt inflammation

Answer 84

—itis

Question 85

# reversed prompt resembling, like

Answer 85

—oid

Question 86

# reversed prompt form a noun indicating a state of being, usually negative/abnormal in character; usually: disorder (of an organ, structure, function, characteristic) or condition characterised by/caused by (a substance) sometimes phrases inappropriate to the context (“condition” may be an appropriate rendering in some limited contexts), but generally they are applicable [use -osis unless o.w. stated]

Answer 86

—osis —ism —iasis

Question 87

# reversed prompt containing [M2]

Answer 87

—ous\*

Question 88

# reversed prompt creates a noun; usually no need to translate the suffix, but if context requires, it could be rendered as “condition” or “condition characterised by” depending on context; no single definition possible

Answer 88

—ia —y

Question 89

# reversed prompt creates an adjective; usually means “pertaining to” or “located in” depending on context; often either works; possibly “characterised by” fits the context better [M2]

Answer 89

—ic —tic —al —ical —ac —ar —ary —eal —one —ous\*

Question 90

# reversed prompt creates a verb; “to (do something)”; “to make,” “to become,” “to cause to be,” “to subject to,” “to engage in”, etc.

Answer 90

—ize (—ise)

Question 91

# reversed prompt pain

Answer 91

—algia

Question 92

# reversed prompt protrusion (from an organ or other structure); protrusion filled with (a substance)

Answer 92

—cele

Question 93

# reversed prompt instrument used to excise

Answer 93

—ectome

Question 94

# reversed prompt to excise; to cut out; to remove

Answer 94

—ectomize

Question 95

# reversed prompt excision; surgical removal

Answer 95

—ectomy

Question 96

# reversed prompt record

Answer 96

—gram

Question 97

# reversed prompt instrument used to record

Answer 97

—graph

Question 98

# reversed prompt act of recording

Answer 98

—graphy

Question 99

# reversed prompt a specialist in the study (of a subject)

Answer 99

—logist

Question 100

# reversed prompt pertaining to the study (of a subject)

Answer 100

—logical

Question 101

# reversed prompt study (of a subject)

Answer 101

—logy

Question 102

# reversed prompt enlargement (of an organ/structure)

Answer 102

—megaly

Question 103

# reversed prompt instrument used to measure

Answer 103

—meter

Question 104

# reversed prompt measurement (of an organ, structure, function, characteristic)

Answer 104

—metry

Question 105

# reversed prompt creation of a passage b/w (one organ/structure) and (another organ/structure); creation of a passage between two segments of (one organ/structure)

Answer 105

—ostomy

Question 106

# reversed prompt pertaining to disease; diseased

Answer 106

—pathic

Question 107

# reversed prompt disease

Answer 107

—pathy

Question 108

# reversed prompt surgical repair

Answer 108

—plasty

Question 109

# reversed prompt instrument used to make a visual examination [rarely does the instrument not ever to visual examination but to examination by other means]

Answer 109

—scope

Question 110

# reversed prompt visual examination

Answer 110

—scopy

Question 111

# reversed prompt instrument used to cut (into)

Answer 111

—tome

Question 112

# reversed prompt incision (in/into)

Answer 112

—tomy