Combining forms

Question 1

Epiglott(o) epiglottal URT

Answer 1

Epiglottis

Question 2

laryng(o) URT

Answer 2

Larynx

Question 3

nas(o), rhin(o) URT

Answer 3

Nose

Question 4

palat(o) URT

Answer 4

Palate

Question 5

pharyng(o) URT

Answer 5

pharynx commonly called throat

Question 6

Sin(o), sinus(o) URT

Answer 6

Sinus

Question 7

alveol(o) LRT

Answer 7

alveoli

Question 8

apic(o) LRT

Answer 8

Apex

Question 9

bronch(o), bronchi(o)
LRT

Answer 9

bronchi

Question 10

bronchiol(o)
LRT

Answer 10

bronchioles

Question 11

lacrim(o)
LRT

Answer 11

tears (as in crying)

Question 12

lob(o)
LRT

Answer 12

lobe

Question 13

mediastin(o) LRT

Answer 13

mediastinum

Question 14

phren(o) LRT

Answer 14

diaphragm or mind

Question 15

pleur(o) LRT

Answer 15

pleura

Question 16

pneum(o)

Answer 16

lungs or air

Question 17

pneumon(o), pulm(o), pulmon(o)

Answer 17

lungs

Question 18

thorac

Answer 18

Chest

Question 19

trache(o)

Answer 19

trachea

Question 20

acid(o)

Answer 20

acid

Question 21

alkal(o)

Answer 21

alkaline; basic

Question 22

ox(i)

Answer 22

oxygen

Question 23

phas(o)

Answer 23

Speech

Question 24

phon(o)

Answer 24

Voice

Question 25

spir(o)

Answer 25

to breathe

Question 26

phern(o)

Answer 26

Means both diaphragm and mind

Question 27

The Greek word phren

Answer 27

Was applied to this area as a structure, as well as the center of emotions

Question 28

phren/ic
phrenic

Answer 28

Has two meanings, either pertaining to the diaphragm or pertaining to the mind

Question 29

sub/phrenic
subphrenic

Answer 29

Means located beneath the diaphragm.

Question 30

acid(o)

Answer 30

Means acid

Question 31

anthrac(o)

Answer 31

Coal

Question 32

atel(o)

Answer 32

Imperfect or incomplete

Question 33

coni(o)

Answer 33

Dust

Question 34

embol(o)

Answer 34

Embolus

Question 35

fibr(o)

Answer 35

Fiber or fibrous

Question 36

thromb(o)

Answer 36

Thrombus

Question 37

sept(o)

Answer 37

means septum, (anatomic structure)