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Medical Term Practice Worksheets (2020)
Nursing Fundamentals (Fun1001)
Stanbridge University
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Quick & Easy Medical Terminology, 7th ed. Copyright © 2014 by Saunders, an imprint of Elsevier Inc. Leonard
HANDOUT 1.
Writing Combining Forms
Practice the rule for combining word parts by writing medical terms for the following.
1. abdomin/o +-centesis = __________________________________ 2. angi/o + -ectomy = __________________________________ 3. aort/o + -itis = __________________________________ 4. arthr/o + -tomy = __________________________________ 5. blephar/o + -edema = __________________________________ 6. brady- + -pnea = __________________________________ 7. cerebr/o + spin/o +-al= __________________________________ 8. dermat/o + -osis= __________________________________ 9. endo- + crin/o + -logy= __________________________________ 10. hyper- + glyc/o + -emia = __________________________________
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Quick & Easy Medical Terminology, 7th ed. Copyright © 2014 by Saunders, an imprint of Elsevier Inc. Leonard
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Instructor Resource Material for
Simplified Medical Language
HANDOUT 1.
Recognizing Word Parts
Write P (for prefix), S (for suffix), or CF (for combining form) after each of the following word
parts.
1. arthr/o _________ 2. -ase _________ 3. bi- _________ 4. bil/i _________ 5. calc/i _________ 6. -ectasia _________ 7. exo- _________ 8. extra- _________ 9. intestin/o _________
10. -malacia ________
Quick & Easy Medical Terminology, 7th ed. Copyright © 2014 by Saunders, an imprint of Elsevier Inc. Leonard
HANDOUT 1.
Writing Combining Forms
Practice the rule for combining word parts by writing medical terms for the following.
1. abdomin/o +-centesis = __________________________________ 2. angi/o + -ectomy = __________________________________ 3. aort/o + -itis = __________________________________ 4. arthr/o + -tomy = __________________________________ 5. blephar/o + -edema = __________________________________ 6. brady- + -pnea = __________________________________ 7. cerebr/o + spin/o +-al= __________________________________ 8. dermat/o + -osis= __________________________________ 9. endo- + crin/o + -logy= __________________________________ 10. hyper- + glyc/o + -emia = __________________________________
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2 Chapter 1 Simplified Medical Language _________________________________________________
Quick & Easy Medical Terminology, 7th ed. Copyright © 2014 by Saunders, an imprint of Elsevier Inc. Leonard
HANDOUT 1.
Writing Combining Forms
Practice the rule for combining word parts by writing medical terms for the following.
1. abdomin/o +-centesis = __________________________________ 2. angi/o + -ectomy = __________________________________ 3. aort/o + -itis = __________________________________ 4. arthr/o + -tomy = __________________________________ 5. blephar/o + -edema = __________________________________ 6. brady- + -pnea = __________________________________ 7. cerebr/o + spin/o +-al= __________________________________ 8. dermat/o + -osis= __________________________________ 9. endo- + crin/o + -logy= __________________________________ 10. hyper- + glyc/o + -emia = __________________________________
Quick & Easy Medical Terminology, 7th ed. Copyright © 2014 by Saunders, an imprint of Elsevier Inc. Leonard
HANDOUT 1.
Writing Combining Forms
Practice the rule for combining word parts by writing medical terms for the following.
1. abdomin/o +-centesis = __________________________________ 2. angi/o + -ectomy = __________________________________ 3. aort/o + -itis = __________________________________ 4. arthr/o + -tomy = __________________________________ 5. blephar/o + -edema = __________________________________ 6. brady- + -pnea = __________________________________ 7. cerebr/o + spin/o +-al= __________________________________ 8. dermat/o + -osis= __________________________________ 9. endo- + crin/o + -logy= __________________________________ 10. hyper- + glyc/o + -emia = __________________________________
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2 Chapter 5 The Body as a Whole _______________________________________________________
Quick & Easy Medical Terminology, 7thed. Copyright © 2014 by Saunders, an imprint of Elsevier Inc. Leonard
HANDOUT 5.
Matching Combining Forms for Directional Terms
Match combining forms for directional terms in the left column with their meanings in the
right column. (Some meanings will be used more than once.)
_________ 1. anter/o A. distant from the origin _________ 2. caud/o B. lowermost or below _________ 3. cephal/o C. middle _________ 4. dist/o D. nearest the origin _________ 5. dors/o E. toward the back in human beings _________ 6. infer/o F. toward the front in human beings _________ 7. later/o G. toward the head _________ 8. medi/o H. toward the side _________ 9. poster/o I. toward the tail ________ 10. proxim/o J. uppermost ________ 11. super/o ________ 12. ventr/o
_____________________________________________________ Chapter 5 The Body as a Whole 3
Quick & Easy Medical Terminology, 7thed. Copyright © 2014 by Saunders, an imprint of Elsevier Inc. Leonard
HANDOUT 5.
Matching Terms with Their Meanings
Match words in the left column with their meanings in the right column.
1. _____ transverse A. A lower anatomical division of the abdomen 2. _____ sagittal B. An upper anatomical division of the abdomen 3. _____ coronal C. Body cavity containing the spinal and cranial cavities 4. _____ thoracic D. Body cavity containing the thoracic and abdominopelvic cavities 5. _____ dorsal E. Body cavity housing just the chest 6. _____ ventral F. Plane that divides the body into front and back 7. _____ lateral G. Plane that divides the body into right and left halves 8. _____ RUQ H. Plane that divides the body into top and bottom portions 9. _____ LLQ I. Toward the side
Writing the Meanings of Word Parts
Write the meanings of the following word parts.
1. dactyl/o __________________________________ 2. omphal/o __________________________________ 3. onych/o __________________________________ 4. som/a __________________________________ 5. somat/o __________________________________ 6. thorac/o __________________________________
Writing Combining Forms
Write combining forms for the following terms.
1. abdomen __________________________________ 2. abdominal wall __________________________________ 3. cyst, bladder, or sac __________________________________ 4. extremities __________________________________ 5. pelvis __________________________________ 6. peritoneum __________________________________
Medical Term Practice Worksheets (2020)
Course: Nursing Fundamentals (Fun1001)
University: Stanbridge University
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