By Barbara Janson Cohen, Ann DePetris
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Medical Terminology: An Illustrated consultant, 7e by way of Barbara Janson Cohen makes use of a stepwise method of studying scientific terminology. half 1 describes how scientific phrases are outfitted from notice elements; half 2 introduces physique constructions, illnesses, and coverings; and half three describes every one physique approach. person chapters additionally construct on wisdom in phases: the main phrases sections checklist the phrases most ordinarily used; extra really good phrases are incorporated in a later part entitled “Supplementary Terms.”
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Common Prefixes EXERCISE 3-1 Fill in the blanks. Use the phonetics to pronounce each word as you work through the exercises. 1. Place the following prefixes in order of increasing numbers: a. tri- b. uni- c. tetra- d. bi2. A binocular (bī-NOK-ū-lar) microscope has eyepieces. 3. A quadruped (KWAD-rū-ped) animal walks on feet (ped/o). 4. The term unilateral (ū-ni-LAT-e-ral) refers to side (later/o). 5. The term semilunar (sem-ē-LŪ-nar) means shaped like a moon. 6. A diploid (DIP-loyd) organism has sets of chromosomes (-ploid).
Testis (male reproductive organ) TEST-is 33. ganglion (mass of nervous tissue) GANG-lē-on 34. lumen (central opening) LŪ-men 35. locus (place) LŌ-kus 36. criterion (standard) kri-TIR-ē-on 37. larynx (voice box) LAR-inks 38. vena (vein) VĒ-na 39. nucleus (center; core) NŪ-klē-us Write the singular form for the following words. Each word ending is underlined. 40. thrombi (blood clots) THROM-bī 41. vertebrae (bones of the spine) VER-te-brē 42. bacteria (type of microorganism) bak-TĒ-rē-a 43. alveoli (air sacs) al-VĒ-ō-lī 44.
This term refers to having a blood clot (thrombus) in a vessel. ” Table 2-1 2 Suffixes that Mean “Condition of” Suffix Example Definition of Example -ia dementia de--MEN-she--a loss of (de-) intellectual function (from L. mentis: mind) -ism racism RA-sizm discrimination based on race -sis thrombosis throm-BO-sis having a blood clot (thrombus) in a vessel (Fig. 2-1) -y atony AT-o--ne- lack (a-) of muscle tone EXERCISE 2-1 Write the suffix that means “condition of” in the following words. Remember to use the phonetics to pronounce each word as you work through the exercises.