Medical Terminology EMED1201/ Mid- Term Exam. PART I: Multiple Choice Questions - Select the one best answer:

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Question One: Medical Terminology EMED1201/ Mid- Term Exam PART I: Multiple Choice Questions - Select the one best answer: 1. The main part of a medical term is the A. prefix B. combining form. C. root. D. suffix. 2. When analyzing a medical word to determine the meaning, you should identify and define the A. root first. B. suffix first. C. combining form first. D. prefix first. 3. A combining vowel is used when the A. suffix starts with a vowel. B. prefix starts with a consonant. C. prefix ends with a vowel. D. suffix starts with a consonant. 4. Appendicitis is a/an. A. tumor of the appendix B. bursting of the appendix C. inflamed appendix D. collection of blood in the appendix 5. The surgical procedure that involves removal of the spleen is a/an A. splenotomy B. splenostomy C. splenoplasty D. splenectomy 6. The study of how the human body works is A. anatomy. B. histology. C. physiology. D. scientology. 1/7

7. The organization of the human body: A. organs, body systems, human body, tissues B. human body, cells, organs, body systems C. cells, tissues, organs, body systems D. cells, tissues, human body, organs 8. Cutting into the skin for a surgical procedure involves a/an. A. incision B. knifectomy C. surgicalotomy D. excision 9. The physician removes a lipoma from the patient in surgery. This type of Procedure is a/an. A. tumorostomy B. tumorectomy C. excision D. incision 10. The study of the blood is called. A. anthropology B. hematology C. endocrinology D. dermatology. 11. A bronchoscopy involves A. using an instrument to look into the bronchi (lungs). B. removing a mass from the bronchus. C. incising an abnormality of the bronchi. D. using X-ray to diagnose a condition of the bronchi 12. The term Myeloma means A. tumor in bone marrow. B. disease of bone marrow. C. tumor in spinal cord. D. tumor in melanin. 13. Pneumothorax is A. air in the chest cavity. B. breathing in air. C. injection of air. D. air in the lungs. 2/7

14. The prefix post- means A. around B. after C. before D. against 15. A symptom or symptoms occurring before the onset of disease is a/the A. prognosis B. post mortem C. perimortem D. prodrome 16. Dyspnea is A. difficulty digesting food B. difficulty breathing C. painful activity D. worsening pain 17. A sublingual medication is given A. under the skin B. via inhalation C. under the tongue D. in the rectum 18. A patient with a urinary tract infection has dysuria and hematuria. You know this means A. difficult, painful urination and blood in the urine. B. pain in the kidneys and a stone in the bladder. C. pain in the bladder and burning on urination. D. urine that is abnormal in appearance with mucous. 19. The nurse notices the patient has a blue color of the lips and nail beds; this condition is called A. onychomycosis B. cyanosis C. tonsillitis D. thrombosis 20. is increased calcium in the blood. A. Hyperkalemia B. Leukemia C. Hypercalcemia D. Calcimia 3/7

21. The diagnostic test that records the electrical activity of the heart is called A. electromyography. B. electroencephalography. C. electrocardiography. D. electroacoustic. 22. The patient who is having an emesis A. has gallstones. B. has difficulty swallowing. C. is having diarrhea. D. is having vomiting 23. The medical term hypoglycemia means A. low blood sugar B. high blood sugar) C. absence of sugar in urine D. low blood pressure 24. Absence of menstruation is called A. dysmenorrheal B. menorrhea C. menorrhagia D. amenorrhea Question Two: PART II: True/False Answer each question true (T) or false (F). 1- In medical language, the root is almost always written in the combining form. T(True) or F (False) 2- The ante partum patient is expecting a baby. T(True) or F (False) 3- The surgical repair of the stomach is called gastroplasty. 4/7

4-. Hyperthermic patient has a high fever. 5-. A patient with bilateral cataracts (clouding of the lens) has cataracts in both eyes. 6-. Nurses in the post anesthesia care unit (PACU) care for patients who are recovering after being given anesthesia. 7- The heart is surrounded by a sac called the precardium 8. Arteriostenosis is hardening of the arteries and loss of vessel elasticity. 9- Bradycardia is a slow heartbeat. 10- Bronchiectasis is dilatation or stretching out of bronchus. 5/7

Question Three: PART III: Match the definition in column A with the correct term in column B Column A Column B 1. ----------- Tracheostomy A. Presence of stones in gallbladder or CBD 2. ---------- Hemorrhage B. joints pain 3. ---------- Thrombolysis C. forming an opening (mouth) in the trachea. 4. ----------Arthralgia D. Slow heart beats. 5. ---------- Osteoblasts E. vomiting a blood. 6. ---------- Cholecystolithiasis F. bursting forth of blood within short period. 7. ---------- hematemesis G. destruction or loosening of blood cloth. 8. --------- Bradycardia H. immature bone cells End of Questions Good Luck 6/7

PART I: MCQs Answer Sheet 1. a b c d 10. a b c d 19. a b c d 2. a b c d 11. a b c d 20. a b c d 3. a b c d 12. a b c d 21. a b c d 4. a b c d 13. a b c d 22. a b c d 5. a b c d 14. a b c d 23. a b c d 6. a b c d 15. a b c d 24. a b c d 7. a b c d 16. a b c d 8. a b c d 17. a b c d 9. a b c d 18. a b c d PART II: True ( T ) and False ( F ) 1. T F 6. T F 2. T F 7. T F 3. T F 8. T F 4. T F 9. T F 5. T F 10. T F PART III: Matching 1- ( ) 2- ( ) 3- ( ) 4- ( ) 5- ( ) 6- ( ) 7- ( ) 8- ( ) 7/7