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MEDICAL TERMINOLOGYMEDICAL TERMINOLOGY
CompleteComplete!!
CHAPTER
Second EditionSecond Edition
The Cardiovascular System
8
Medical Terminology: Complete!, Second EditionBruce Wingerd
Classroom Response System
Pretest
Medical Terminology: Complete!, Second EditionBruce Wingerd
What does the combining form angi/o mean?
A. blood vesselB. arteryC. valveD. heart
Medical Terminology: Complete!, Second EditionBruce Wingerd
What does the combining form angi/o mean?
A. blood vesselB. arteryC. valveD. heart
Medical Terminology: Complete!, Second EditionBruce Wingerd
What does the combining form my/o mean?
A. heartB. arteryC. valveD. muscle
Medical Terminology: Complete!, Second EditionBruce Wingerd
What does the combining form my/o mean?
A. heartB. arteryC. valveD. muscle
Medical Terminology: Complete!, Second EditionBruce Wingerd
What does the combining form cardi/o mean?
A. valveB. arteryC. heartD. muscle
Medical Terminology: Complete!, Second EditionBruce Wingerd
What does the combining form cardi/o mean?
A. valveB. arteryC. heartD. muscle
Medical Terminology: Complete!, Second EditionBruce Wingerd
What does the prefix brady- mean?
A. belowB. fastC. slowD. between
Medical Terminology: Complete!, Second EditionBruce Wingerd
What does the prefix brady- mean?
A. belowB. fastC. slowD. between
Medical Terminology: Complete!, Second EditionBruce Wingerd
What does the prefix tachy- mean?
A. backB. fastC. slowD. across
Medical Terminology: Complete!, Second EditionBruce Wingerd
What does the prefix tachy- mean?
A. backB. fastC. slowD. across
Medical Terminology: Complete!, Second EditionBruce Wingerd
What does the suffix -sis mean?
A. state ofB. condition of painC. largeD. pertaining to
Medical Terminology: Complete!, Second EditionBruce Wingerd
What does the suffix -sis mean?
A. state ofB. condition of painC. largeD. pertaining to
Medical Terminology: Complete!, Second EditionBruce Wingerd
What does the suffix -megaly mean?
A. smallB. abnormally largeC. condition ofD. pertaining to
Medical Terminology: Complete!, Second EditionBruce Wingerd
What does the suffix -megaly mean?
A. smallB. abnormally largeC. condition ofD. pertaining to
Medical Terminology: Complete!, Second EditionBruce Wingerd
Which of the following refers to a symptom of a blue tinge to the
skin?A. cardiomegalyB. cardiodyniaC. cyanosisD. palpitation
Medical Terminology: Complete!, Second EditionBruce Wingerd
Which of the following refers to a symptom of a blue tinge to the
skin?A. cardiomegalyB. cardiodyniaC. cyanosisD. palpitation
Medical Terminology: Complete!, Second EditionBruce Wingerd
Which of the following refers to pain associated with the
heart?A. cardiodyniaB. cardiomegalyC. cardiogenicD. tachycardia
Medical Terminology: Complete!, Second EditionBruce Wingerd
Which of the following refers to pain associated with the
heart?A. cardiodyniaB. cardiomegalyC. cardiogenicD. tachycardia
Medical Terminology: Complete!, Second EditionBruce Wingerd
Which of the following refers to a rapid heart rate?
A. cardiogenicB. cardiomegalyC. bradycardiaD. tachycardia
Medical Terminology: Complete!, Second EditionBruce Wingerd
Which of the following refers to a rapid heart rate?
A. cardiogenicB. cardiomegalyC. bradycardiaD. tachycardia
Medical Terminology: Complete!, Second EditionBruce Wingerd
Classroom Response System
Post-test
Medical Terminology: Complete!, Second EditionBruce Wingerd
Which of the following refers to inflammation of the heart and blood
vessels?
A. aneurysmB. angiocarditisC. angiomaD. aortic stenosis
Medical Terminology: Complete!, Second EditionBruce Wingerd
Which of the following refers to inflammation of the heart and blood
vessels?
A. aneurysmB. angiocarditisC. angiomaD. aortic stenosis
Medical Terminology: Complete!, Second EditionBruce Wingerd
Which of the following refers to an abnormal bulging of an arterial
wall?
A. aneurysmB. angiocarditisC. angiomaD. aortic stenosis
Medical Terminology: Complete!, Second EditionBruce Wingerd
Which of the following refers to an abnormal bulging of an arterial
wall?
A. aneurysmB. angiocarditisC. angiomaD. aortic stenosis
Medical Terminology: Complete!, Second EditionBruce Wingerd
Which of the following refers to a tumor arising from a blood vessel?
A. aneurysmB. aortic stenosisC. angiocarditisD. angioma
Medical Terminology: Complete!, Second EditionBruce Wingerd
Which of the following refers to a tumor arising from a blood vessel?
A. aneurysmB. aortic stenosisC. angiocarditisD. angioma
Medical Terminology: Complete!, Second EditionBruce Wingerd
Which of the following refers to cessation of heart
activity?A. cardiac tamponadeB. cardiac arrestC. atriomegalyD. AV block
Medical Terminology: Complete!, Second EditionBruce Wingerd
Which of the following refers to cessation of heart
activity?A. cardiac tamponadeB. cardiac arrestC. atriomegalyD. AV block
Medical Terminology: Complete!, Second EditionBruce Wingerd
What does the combining form pector/o mean?
A. heartB. muscleC. chestD. artery
Medical Terminology: Complete!, Second EditionBruce Wingerd
What does the combining form pector/o mean?
A. heartB. muscleC. chestD. artery
Medical Terminology: Complete!, Second EditionBruce Wingerd
What does the prefix endo- mean?
A. excessiveB. deficientC. aroundD. within
Medical Terminology: Complete!, Second EditionBruce Wingerd
What does the prefix endo- mean?
A. excessiveB. deficientC. aroundD. within
Medical Terminology: Complete!, Second EditionBruce Wingerd
What does the suffix -emia mean?
A. pertaining toB. condition of bloodC. processD. large
Medical Terminology: Complete!, Second EditionBruce Wingerd
What does the suffix -emia mean?
A. pertaining toB. condition of bloodC. processD. large
Medical Terminology: Complete!, Second EditionBruce Wingerd
Which of the following is a condition in which an artery wall becomes thickened and
loses its elasticity?
A. atherosclerosisB. arteriosclerosisC. cardiomegalyD. aneurysm
Medical Terminology: Complete!, Second EditionBruce Wingerd
Which of the following is a condition in which an artery wall becomes thickened and
loses its elasticity?
A. atherosclerosisB. arteriosclerosisC. cardiomegalyD. aneurysm
Medical Terminology: Complete!, Second EditionBruce Wingerd
Which of the following is a condition in which fatty plaques form along the inner
walls of the arteries?
A. atherosclerosisB. arteriosclerosisC. cardiomegalyD. aneurysm
Medical Terminology: Complete!, Second EditionBruce Wingerd
Which of the following is a condition in which fatty plaques form along the inner
walls of the arteries?
A. atherosclerosisB. arteriosclerosisC. cardiomegalyD. aneurysm
Medical Terminology: Complete!, Second EditionBruce Wingerd
What does the combining form phleb/o mean?
A. heartB. arteryC. veinD. valve
Medical Terminology: Complete!, Second EditionBruce Wingerd
What does the combining form phleb/o mean?
A. heartB. arteryC. veinD. valve