Exam 1: The Structure of Medical Language

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To form the plural of a singular Latin noun that ends in -is,you change the -is to ________.

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Briefly explain the origins of medical words.

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The combining form pneumon/o- means "breath."

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To change a singular Latin noun that ends in -us into its plural form,you change the -us to -is.

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A neuroma is a tumor of a nerve.

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In what order should you put the meanings of the word parts in order to get the definition of the entire medical word?

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Prefixes and their meanings can be grouped into all of these categories EXCEPT ________.

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A combining form contains a/an ________,a forward slash,a combining vowel,and a hyphen.

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The suffixes -ac,-al,and -ar mean "pertaining to."

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The study of word origins is ________.

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The combining form mamm/o- means ________.

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The prefix peri- means "________."

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A medical word can only contain one prefix.

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To define a medical word that contains a prefix,combining form,and suffix,you start with the meaning of the ________ first.

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The suffix -gram means ________.

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Medical words only contain one combining form.

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