MODULE 2-1-MODULE 2

Question 1

brachi—

Answer 1

arm

Question 2

bucc—

Answer 2

cheek

Question 3

caud—

Answer 3

tail

Question 4

celi— cel— lapar— abdomin— ventr—*

Answer 4

abdomen [M9]

Question 5

cephal—

Answer 5

head

Question 6

cervic—* trachel—*

Answer 6

neck [any neck w/in the body structure] [M7]

Question 7

cheil— labi—

Answer 7

lip; labium [pl. labia]

Question 8

cheir— chir—

Answer 8

hand

Question 9

crur—

Answer 9

leg; leg-like structure; thigh

Question 10

dactyl—

Answer 10

digit; finger; toe

Question 11

derm— dermat—

Answer 11

skin

Question 12

gnath—

Answer 12

jaw

Question 13

inguin—

Answer 13

groin

Question 14

later—*

Answer 14

the side [of the body] [M11]

Question 15

lumb—

Answer 15

loin

Question 16

ment—*

Answer 16

chin [M5]

Question 17

om—

Answer 17

shoulder

Question 18

omphal— umbilic—

Answer 18

navel; umbilicus

Question 19

path—

Answer 19

disease

Question 20

pod— ped—*

Answer 20

foot [M4]

Question 21

sarc—

Answer 21

flesh

Question 22

soma— somat—

Answer 22

body

Question 23

thorac— steth— pector—

Answer 23

chest; thorax

Question 24

—ad

Answer 24

moving in a direction toward [2 roots used: 1st = origin, 2nd = direction; EX. cephalocaudad = “moving in a direction from the head toward the tail.”; root order must be preserved]

Question 25

—ate

Answer 25

having; having the form of

Question 26

—ics

Answer 26

study (of a subject) [use -logy unless o.w. stated]

Question 27

—ist

Answer 27

a specialist (in a subject)

Question 28

—itis

Answer 28

inflammation

Question 29

—oid

Answer 29

resembling, like

Question 30

—osis —ism —iasis

Answer 30

form a noun indicating a state of being, usually negative/abnormal in character; usually: disorder (of an organ, structure, function, characteristic) or condition characterised by/caused by (a substance) sometimes phrases inappropriate to the context (“condition” may be an appropriate rendering in some limited contexts), but generally they are applicable [use -osis unless o.w. stated]

Question 31

—ous*

Answer 31

containing [M2]

Question 32

—ia —y

Answer 32

creates a noun; usually no need to translate the suffix, but if context requires, it could be rendered as “condition” or “condition characterised by” depending on context; no single definition possible

Question 33

—ic —tic —al —ical —ac —ar —ary —eal —one —ous*

Answer 33

creates an adjective; usually means “pertaining to” or “located in” depending on context; often either works; possibly “characterised by” fits the context better [M2]

Question 34

—ize (—ise)

Answer 34

creates a verb; “to (do something)”; “to make,” “to become,” “to cause to be,” “to subject to,” “to engage in”, etc.

Question 35

—algia

Answer 35

pain

Question 36

—cele

Answer 36

protrusion (from an organ or other structure); protrusion filled with (a substance)

Question 37

—ectome

Answer 37

instrument used to excise

Question 38

—ectomize

Answer 38

to excise; to cut out; to remove

Question 39

—ectomy

Answer 39

excision; surgical removal

Question 40

—gram

Answer 40

record

Question 41

—graph

Answer 41

instrument used to record

Question 42

—graphy

Answer 42

act of recording

Question 43

—logist

Answer 43

a specialist in the study (of a subject)

Question 44

—logical

Answer 44

pertaining to the study (of a subject)

Question 45

—logy

Answer 45

study (of a subject)

Question 46

—megaly

Answer 46

enlargement (of an organ/structure)

Question 47

—meter

Answer 47

instrument used to measure

Question 48

—metry

Answer 48

measurement (of an organ, structure, function, characteristic)

Question 49

—ostomy

Answer 49

creation of a passage b/w (one organ/structure) and (another organ/structure); creation of a passage between two segments of (one organ/structure)

Question 50

—pathic

Answer 50

pertaining to disease; diseased

Question 51

—pathy

Answer 51

disease

Question 52

—plasty

Answer 52

surgical repair

Question 53

—scope

Answer 53

instrument used to make a visual examination [rarely does the instrument not ever to visual examination but to examination by other means]

Question 54

—scopy

Answer 54

visual examination

Question 55

—tome

Answer 55

instrument used to cut (into)

Question 56

—tomy

Answer 56

incision (in/into)

Question 57

reversed prompt

arm

Answer 57

brachi—

Question 58

reversed prompt

cheek

Answer 58

bucc—

Question 59

reversed prompt

tail

Answer 59

caud—

Question 60

reversed prompt

abdomen [M9]

Answer 60

celi— cel— lapar— abdomin— ventr—*

Question 61

reversed prompt

head

Answer 61

cephal—

Question 62

reversed prompt

neck [any neck w/in the body structure] [M7]

Answer 62

cervic—* trachel—*

Question 63

reversed prompt

lip; labium [pl. labia]

Answer 63

cheil— labi—

Question 64

reversed prompt

hand

Answer 64

cheir— chir—

Question 65

reversed prompt

leg; leg-like structure; thigh

Answer 65

crur—

Question 66

reversed prompt

digit; finger; toe

Answer 66

dactyl—

Question 67

reversed prompt

skin

Answer 67

derm— dermat—

Question 68

reversed prompt

jaw

Answer 68

gnath—

Question 69

reversed prompt

groin

Answer 69

inguin—

Question 70

reversed prompt

the side [of the body] [M11]

Answer 70

later—*

Question 71

reversed prompt

loin

Answer 71

lumb—

Question 72

reversed prompt

chin [M5]

Answer 72

ment—*

Question 73

reversed prompt

shoulder

Answer 73

om—

Question 74

reversed prompt

navel; umbilicus

Answer 74

omphal— umbilic—

Question 75

reversed prompt

disease

Answer 75

path—

Question 76

reversed prompt

foot [M4]

Answer 76

pod— ped—*

Question 77

reversed prompt

flesh

Answer 77

sarc—

Question 78

reversed prompt

body

Answer 78

soma— somat—

Question 79

reversed prompt

chest; thorax

Answer 79

thorac— steth— pector—

Question 80

reversed prompt

moving in a direction toward [2 roots used: 1st = origin, 2nd = direction; EX. cephalocaudad = “moving in a direction from the head toward the tail.”; root order must be preserved]

Answer 80

—ad

Question 81

reversed prompt

having; having the form of

Answer 81

—ate

Question 82

reversed prompt

study (of a subject) [use -logy unless o.w. stated]

Answer 82

—ics

Question 83

reversed prompt

a specialist (in a subject)

Answer 83

—ist

Question 84

reversed prompt

inflammation

Answer 84

—itis

Question 85

reversed prompt

resembling, like

Answer 85

—oid

Question 86

reversed prompt

form a noun indicating a state of being, usually negative/abnormal in character; usually: disorder (of an organ, structure, function, characteristic) or condition characterised by/caused by (a substance) sometimes phrases inappropriate to the context (“condition” may be an appropriate rendering in some limited contexts), but generally they are applicable [use -osis unless o.w. stated]

Answer 86

—osis —ism —iasis

Question 87

reversed prompt

containing [M2]

Answer 87

—ous*

Question 88

reversed prompt

creates a noun; usually no need to translate the suffix, but if context requires, it could be rendered as “condition” or “condition characterised by” depending on context; no single definition possible

Answer 88

—ia —y

Question 89

reversed prompt

creates an adjective; usually means “pertaining to” or “located in” depending on context; often either works; possibly “characterised by” fits the context better [M2]

Answer 89

—ic —tic —al —ical —ac —ar —ary —eal —one —ous*

Question 90

reversed prompt

creates a verb; “to (do something)”; “to make,” “to become,” “to cause to be,” “to subject to,” “to engage in”, etc.

Answer 90

—ize (—ise)

Question 91

reversed prompt

pain

Answer 91

—algia

Question 92

reversed prompt

protrusion (from an organ or other structure); protrusion filled with (a substance)

Answer 92

—cele

Question 93

reversed prompt

instrument used to excise

Answer 93

—ectome

Question 94

reversed prompt

to excise; to cut out; to remove

Answer 94

—ectomize

Question 95

reversed prompt

excision; surgical removal

Answer 95

—ectomy

Question 96

reversed prompt

record

Answer 96

—gram

Question 97

reversed prompt

instrument used to record

Answer 97

—graph

Question 98

reversed prompt

act of recording

Answer 98

—graphy

Question 99

reversed prompt

a specialist in the study (of a subject)

Answer 99

—logist

Question 100

reversed prompt

pertaining to the study (of a subject)

Answer 100

—logical

Question 101

reversed prompt

study (of a subject)

Answer 101

—logy

Question 102

reversed prompt

enlargement (of an organ/structure)

Answer 102

—megaly

Question 103

reversed prompt

instrument used to measure

Answer 103

—meter

Question 104

reversed prompt

measurement (of an organ, structure, function, characteristic)

Answer 104

—metry

Question 105

reversed prompt

creation of a passage b/w (one organ/structure) and (another organ/structure); creation of a passage between two segments of (one organ/structure)

Answer 105

—ostomy

Question 106

reversed prompt

pertaining to disease; diseased

Answer 106

—pathic

Question 107

reversed prompt

disease

Answer 107

—pathy

Question 108

reversed prompt

surgical repair

Answer 108

—plasty

Question 109

reversed prompt

instrument used to make a visual examination [rarely does the instrument not ever to visual examination but to examination by other means]

Answer 109

—scope

Question 110

reversed prompt

visual examination

Answer 110

—scopy

Question 111

reversed prompt

instrument used to cut (into)

Answer 111

—tome

Question 112

reversed prompt

incision (in/into)

Answer 112

—tomy