Lecture Medical Terminology MGMT-201 Final Term Revision.

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Lecture Medical Terminology MGMT-201 Final Term Revision

Give one example of medical words with Different Colour prefix + root One root and one suffix Two roots +one suffix Medical words beginning with silent letters. Medical words with same pronunciation and different meaning.

Give the meaning of the following shorthand Patient M.S 8 weeks gestation, “c/o” severe vomiting and weakness, check her” VS” and “RR” “tid” and her “Wt” “Q.d “ And her PNV her next PNV.

Give the medical term meaning the following A malignant tumor that occurs in epithelial tissue the most advanced, and fatal, stage of an HIV infection Loss of a large amount of blood Tapping on various locations on the abdomen to detect vibrations. A disease acquired in a hospital

Write the meaning in details of the following terms Colonoscopy Electrocardiograph Latin number 2015 Appendectomy

Specify the Prefix, Root, Combining vowel, combining form, suffix and meaning for the following words : Gastroenterology

Transgastric Osteoarthritis

Cardiomegaly : Psychology :

specify (prefix or root or suffix) and meaning of the following medical terms: B.1. Oma B.2. Hyper. B.3. Derm B.4. ist

Choose the best answer: Nephroangiosclerosis means :

Cholecystectomy means:

Milli is

Sub is a:

Adeno is a :

Mention the medical terms meaning the following: And Identify if it is a root or suffix or prefix: And Give and example for the word: Slow Green Blood vessel Surgical removal

Give the meaning and opposite medical term and an example of the following words Hyper Nano Fast Hardening

Give the meaning of the following terms Bone-joint inflammation Disease of the heart Study of the skin

Electrocardiograph 10 -6

Complete During pregnancy, The Abbreviation means ……………….. However it has another meaning as ………………………… Appendix is the (singular-plural) of …………………….. The Letters (Ch) is pronounced as (K) in the word …………….

Reference books 1 – Medical Terminology an illustrated Guide by Barbara Jonson Cohen – “Medical Terminology Simplified” F. A David – “Medical Terminology system : Approach Fifth Edition” Barbara A Gylys 2004