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Medical Terminology for AEMT
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1
The prefixes epi- & supra- both refer to above
False
True
2
The knee is inferior of the ankle
False
True
3
A person standing, facing you, arms at their side with palms facing forward, thumbs away refers to
Anatomic position
Topographic anatomy
Coronal plane
Left lateral recumbent position
4
The prefix pan- refers to
Double
All, entire
Many
Both
5
This is an example of
Extension
Supination
Hyperflexion
Pronation
6
The hand is ______ to the elbow
Proximal
Posterior
Distal
Closer
7
The suffix -logy refers to
Science of
Plastic or reconstructive surgery
Surgical incision
Order/arrangement
8
1 mg of Morphine is equal to
100 micrograms (mcg)
1000 grams (g)
1000 micrograms (mcg)
1 millileter (ml)
9
Pairs of word roots, prefixes, or suffix that have the opposite meaning on another word
Antonyms
Eponyms
Synonyms
Homonyms
10
The prefix hypo- refers to
Over/excessive
Within
Under/deficient
Down from
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The suffix -al means
None of
Everything
Pertaining to
In front of
12
The patient is being transported in which position
Prone
Recovery
Semi-Fowlers
Supine
13
Abduct is to move away from
True
False
14
Another term for Anterior is
Plantar
Posterior
Ventral
Dorsal
15
The language of medicine is derived primarily from Greek and Latin terms
True
False
16
The ______ position helps to maintain a clear airway
Fowlers
Prone
Supine
Recovery
17
The portion that appears after the word root
Suffix
Root
Combining vowel
Prefix
18
The root word cyan/o refers to
Blue
Red
19
The root word cyan/o refers to
Green
Yellow
Red
Blue
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Medial refers to
Part of the body that lies closest to midline
Same side of the body
Side facing you
Part of the body that lies farthest from the midline
