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The root format means:

shaping

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The medical term antipyretic means an agent that is:

against fever

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The term cachexia means:

condition of ill health

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The suffix -hexia means:

condition

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In the terms milligram and milliliter, the prefix milli- means:

one-thousandth

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The definition of pallor is:

a lack of color

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The correct spelling for the term that means against a cough is:

antitussive

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The combining forms in the term otorhinolaryngology mean:

ear, nose, and larynx

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The SOAP note containing the diagnosis is which part of the note record?

assessment

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In the acronym SOAP, the S stands for:

subjective

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Objective information is:

symptoms that can be observed or measured

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A patient's physical medical record officially belongs to the:

healthcare provider

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The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act was passed in:

1996

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True or False: A combining form is a word root to which a vowel has been added.

True

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True or False: French is the origin for many medical terms.

False

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True or False: Adduct means to lead away from the middle.

False

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True or False: Arteritis is an inflammation of an artery.

True

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True or False: The plural of bursa is bursus.

False

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True or False: The singular of appendices is appendix.

True

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True or False: The term adhesion means being stuck together.

True

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True or False: Centimeter is 100 steps or degrees.

False

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True or False: Afferent means to carry impulses away from the center.

False

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True or False: Etiology is the study of the cause of disease.

True

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Abbreviation for milligram

mg

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Abbreviation for cardiovascular

CV

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Abbreviation for centigrade

C

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Abbreviation for dermatology

Derm

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Abbreviation for biopsy

Bx

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Abbreviation for diagnosis

Dx

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Abbreviation for family practice

FP

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Meaning of CV

cardiovascular

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Meaning of Bx

biopsy

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Meaning of Dx

diagnosis

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Meaning of GYN

gynecology

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Abbreviation for gram

g

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Abbreviation for liter

L

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Meaning of mL

milliliter

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The combination of a root word and a vowel is called a:

combining form

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The term that means to fix before or to fix to the beginning of a word is:

prefix

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A syllable or group of syllables united with, or placed at the end of a word:

suffix

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Treatment of disease by using chemical agents is called:

chemotherapy

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The term that means one-millionth of a gram is:

microgram

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A person with cancer would go to the _____ department.

oncology

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Carrying impulses toward a center is called:

afferent

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The meaning of mcg is:

microgram

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The meaning of the abbreviation L is:

liter

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The meaning of the abbreviation ENT is:

ear, nose, and throat

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The meaning of the abbreviation Path is:

pathology

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The branch of medicine concerned with disease of the urinary system is:

urology

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The branch of medicine concerned with prevention, control, and treatment of obesity is:

bariatrics

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The branch of medicine concerned with rheumatic disease is:

rheumatology

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Carrying impulses away from a center is called:

efferent

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The prefix meaning between is:

inter-

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The suffix -rrhage means:

to burst forth or bursting forth

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The suffix for suture is:

-rrhaphy

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The prefix meaning above, beyond, or excessive is:

hyper-

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Inflammation of a joint is called:

arthritis

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The prefix meaning below, under, or deficient is:

hypo-

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axillary

pertaining to the armpit

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centigrade

having 100 steps or degrees

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diagnosis

determination of the cause and nature of a disease

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gram

a unit of weight

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Neopathy

a new disease

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Prognosis

a prediction of the course of a disease

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Thermometer

an instrument used to measure degree of heat

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Triage

the sorting and classifying of injuries

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Malaise

a feeling of discomfort

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malignant

spreading of cancer in the body

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A-

Without, not

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Ab-

Away from

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Auto-

Self

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Dia-

Through

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Mal-

Bad

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Micro-

Small

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Multi-

Many, much

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Neo-

New

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Para-

Beside

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Pro-

Before

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Syn

Together

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Adhes

Stuck to

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Axill

Armpit

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Chem/o

Chemical

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Macr/o

Large

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Pyr/o

Heat, fire

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-Al

Pertaining to

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-Graphy

Recording

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-Ion

Process