# Study Guide for Medical Prefixes, Suffixes, and Roots**Correlates with AAOS's Emergency Care and Transportation of the Sick and Injured, Chapter 5: Medical Terminology.**1. **Removal of the kidney:** __________________2. **Enlarged liver:** __________________3. **Tumor of the skin (cancer):** __________________4. **Water/fluid on the brain:** __________________5. **Cloudiness of the lens of the eye that impairs vision:** __________________6. **Painful urination:** __________________7. **A sudden/recurrent difficulty breathing at night:** __________________8. **Swelling/infection of the bronchioles:** __________________9. **Pain of the intercostal muscles/cartilage:** __________________10. **Inflammation of the intestines creating "pockets":** __________________11. **Difficulty swallowing:** __________________12. **Difficulty speaking:** __________________13. **Difficult or unclear articulation of speech:** __________________14. **Shortness of breath:** __________________15. **Normal breathing:** __________________16. **Absent breathing:** __________________17. **Paralysis of one side of the body:** __________________18. **Weakness on half of the body:** __________________19. **Enlargement of the heart:** __________________20. **Procedure in which a doctor uses a camera or scope, to look inside patient's rectum and large intestine:** __________________21. **The study of diseases to the glands and hormones:** __________________22. **"Nose Job":** __________________23. **Blood in vomit/vomiting blood:** __________________24. **Heart muscle:** __________________25. **Black/tarry stools:** __________________26. **The collection of fluid between the lung and chest wall:** __________________27. **The process of the vessels getting bigger:** __________________No graphs or diagrams are present in this document.

Medical phrasing or terminology is language used to depict physical structure, techniques, conditions, cycles, and medicines. Most clinical terms stick to a fixed structure of a prefix, root, and postfix. According to bartleby guidelines we are allowed to answer only three subparts kindly repost the remaining questions with mentioning numbers. .1. Nephrectomy. 2. Hepatomegaly. 3. Melanoma. 4. Hydrocephalus. 5. Cataract. 6. Dysuria. 7. Paroxysmal nocturnal dyspnea. 8. Emphysema. 9. Intercostal neuralgia. 10. Diverticula.

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Correlates with AAOS's Emergency Care and "Medical Terminology." esd o 1. Removal of the kidney: 2. Enlarged liver: 3. Tumor of the skin, (cancer): 4. Water/fluid on the brain: 5. Cloudiness of the lens of the eye that impairs vision: 6. Painful urination: 7. A sudden/recurrent difficulty breathing at night: 8. Swelling/infection of the bronchioles: 9. Pain of the intercostal muscles/cartilage: flommation of the intestines creating "pockets":

Correlates with AAOS's Emergency Care and "Medical Terminology." esd o 1. Removal of the kidney: 2. Enlarged liver: 3. Tumor of the skin, (cancer): 4. Water/fluid on the brain: 5. Cloudiness of the lens of the eye that impairs vision: 6. Painful urination: 7. A sudden/recurrent difficulty breathing at night: 8. Swelling/infection of the bronchioles: 9. Pain of the intercostal muscles/cartilage: flommation of the intestines creating "pockets":

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)

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Author:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn

Publisher:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn

Chapter1: The Human Body: An Orientation

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