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Veterinary Medical Terminology: Prefixes, Roots, and Suffixes, Exams of Veterinary

A comprehensive guide to understanding veterinary medical terminology, focusing on prefixes, roots, and suffixes. It covers various prefixes such as 'a-', 'ab-', 'ad-', 'anti-', 'dys-', 'endo-', 'ex-', 'ecto-', 'hyper-', 'hypo-', 'inter-', 'intra-', 'poly-', 'oligo-', 'pre-', 'post-', 'sub-', 'super-', 'peri-', 'epi-', 'extra-', 'infra-', 'meta-', and their meanings. The root words discussed include 'traumatic', 'emetic', and 'uria'. The document also explains the functions of combining vowels and forms, and provides examples of words using these elements. This resource is essential for students, veterinary professionals, and lifelong learners seeking to improve their understanding of veterinary medical terminology.

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Veterinary Medical Terminology Questions and answers prefix CORRECT ANSWERS✅ word part found at the beginning of a word root CORRECT ANSWERS✅ word part that gives essential meaning of the word combining vowel CORRECT ANSWERS✅ single vowel, usually o, that is added to the end of a root to make the word easier to pronounce combining form CORRECT ANSWERS✅ the combination of the root and combining vowel suffix CORRECT ANSWERS✅ word part found at the end of a word traumatic CORRECT ANSWERS✅ root meaning pertaining to injury a- CORRECT ANSWERS✅ prefix. means without or no uria CORRECT ANSWERS✅ root means urination an- CORRECT ANSWERS✅ prefix means without or no ab- CORRECT ANSWERS✅ prefix away from ad- CORRECT ANSWERS✅ prefix means towards Veterinary Medical Terminology Questions and answers emetic CORRECT ANSWERS✅ root means pertaining to vomiting anti- CORRECT ANSWERS✅ prefix means against dys- CORRECT ANSWERS✅ prefix means difficult, painful, or bad eu- CORRECT ANSWERS✅ prefix means good, easy, or normal endo- CORRECT ANSWERS✅ prefix means within or inside ex- or exo- CORRECT ANSWERS✅ prefixes (2) means without, out of, outside, or away from ecto- CORRECT ANSWERS✅ prefix means outside hyper- CORRECT ANSWERS✅ prefix means elevated, higher, or more than normal hypo- CORRECT ANSWERS✅ prefix means depressed, lower, or less than normal inter- CORRECT ANSWERS✅ prefix means between intra- CORRECT ANSWERS✅ prefix means within Veterinary Medical Terminology Questions and answers -ac CORRECT ANSWERS✅ suffix pertaining to -al CORRECT ANSWERS✅ suffix pertaining to -an CORRECT ANSWERS✅ suffix pertaining to -ary CORRECT ANSWERS✅ suffix pertaining to -eal CORRECT ANSWERS✅ suffix pertaining to -ic CORRECT ANSWERS✅ suffix pertaining to -ine CORRECT ANSWERS✅ suffix pertaining to -ous CORRECT ANSWERS✅ suffix pertaining to -tic CORRECT ANSWERS✅ suffix pertaining to -pexy CORRECT ANSWERS✅ suffix suture to stabilize -plasty CORRECT ANSWERS✅ suffix surgical repair Veterinary Medical Terminology Questions and answers -centesis CORRECT ANSWERS✅ suffix surgical puncture to remove fluid or gas -gram CORRECT ANSWERS✅ suffix a record of -graph CORRECT ANSWERS✅ suffix instrument that records -graphy CORRECT ANSWERS✅ suffix the procedure that records -lysis CORRECT ANSWERS✅ suffix separation or breakdown -scope CORRECT ANSWERS✅ suffix instrument to visually examine -scopy CORRECT ANSWERS✅ suffix procedure to visually examine -therapy CORRECT ANSWERS✅ suffix treatment -algia or -dynia CORRECT ANSWERS✅ suffixes (2) pain -itis CORRECT ANSWERS✅ suffix inflammation -malacia CORRECT ANSWERS✅ suffix abnormal softening -megaly CORRECT ANSWERS✅ suffix enlargement Veterinary Medical Terminology Questions and answers -osis CORRECT ANSWERS✅ asuffix bnormal condition -pathy CORRECT ANSWERS✅ suffix disease -sclerosis CORRECT ANSWERS✅ suffix abnormal hardening -um CORRECT ANSWERS✅ suffix structure ventral CORRECT ANSWERS✅ refers to the belly or underside of a body or body part dorsal CORRECT ANSWERS✅ refers to the back cranial CORRECT ANSWERS✅ direction towards head caudal CORRECT ANSWERS✅ direction towards tail rostral CORRECT ANSWERS✅ direction towards nose end of the head cephalic CORRECT ANSWERS✅ means pertaining to the head medial CORRECT ANSWERS✅ direction toward the midline Veterinary Medical Terminology Questions and answers occlusal surfaces CORRECT ANSWERS✅ aspects of the teeth that meet when you chew labial surface CORRECT ANSWERS✅ tooth surface facing the lips mesial contact surface CORRECT ANSWERS✅ the contact surface of a tooth that is closest to the midline of the dental arcade distal contact surface CORRECT ANSWERS✅ the contact surface of a tooth that is farthest from the midline of the dental arcade body cavity CORRECT ANSWERS✅ a hollow space in the body that contains and protect internal organs cranial cavity CORRECT ANSWERS✅ the hollow space that contains the brain in the skull spinal cavity CORRECT ANSWERS✅ the hollow space that contains the spinal cord within the spinal column thoracic cavity (chest cavity) CORRECT ANSWERS✅ the hollow space that contains the heart and lungs within the ribs between the heck and diaphragm abdominal cavity CORRECT ANSWERS✅ the hollow space that contains the major organs of digestion located between the diaphragm and pelvic cavity Veterinary Medical Terminology Questions and answers peritoneal cavity CORRECT ANSWERS✅ the hollow space within the abdominal cavity between the parietal peritoneum and the visceral peritoneum pelvic cavity CORRECT ANSWERS✅ the hollow space that contains the reproductive and some excretory systems organs bounded by the pelvic bone abdomen CORRECT ANSWERS✅ regional term for the portion of the body between the thorax and the pelvis thorax CORRECT ANSWERS✅ regional term for the chest region located between the neck and diaphragm groin/inguinal area CORRECT ANSWERS✅ regional term for the lower area of the abdomen adjacent to the thigh membranes CORRECT ANSWERS✅ thin layers of tissue that cover a surface, line a cavity, or divide a space or organ peritoneum CORRECT ANSWERS✅ the serous membrane lining the walls of the abdominal and pelvic cavities and covering some organs in these areas parietal peritoneum CORRECT ANSWERS✅ the outer layer of the peritoneum visceral peritoneum CORRECT ANSWERS✅ the inner layer of the peritoneum that surrounds the abdominal organs Veterinary Medical Terminology Questions and answers peritonitis CORRECT ANSWERS✅ inflammation of the peritoneum umbilicus (navel) CORRECT ANSWERS✅ the pit in the abdominal wall marking the point where the umbilical cord entered the fetus mesentery CORRECT ANSWERS✅ the layer of the peritoneum that suspends parts of the intestine in the abdominal cavity (attaches to dorsal abdominal wall) retroperitoneal CORRECT ANSWERS✅ means superficial to the peritoneum recumbent CORRECT ANSWERS✅ medical term for lying down dorsal recumbancy CORRECT ANSWERS✅ laying on the back ventral recumbancy CORRECT ANSWERS✅ laying on the belly with head down sternal recumbancy CORRECT ANSWERS✅ laying on the belly with head up left lateral recumbancy CORRECT ANSWERS✅ laying on the left side (right side is facing up) right lateral recumbancy CORRECT ANSWERS✅ laying on the right side (left side is facing up) Veterinary Medical Terminology Questions and answers hyperplasia CORRECT ANSWERS✅ an abnormal increase in the number of normal cells in normal arrangement in an organ or a tissue or a cell hypoplasia CORRECT ANSWERS✅ incomplete or less than normal development of an organ or a tissue or a cell neoplasia CORRECT ANSWERS✅ any abnormal new growth of tissue in which multiplication of cells in uncontrolled, more rapid than normal, and progressive atrophy CORRECT ANSWERS✅ decrese in size or complete wasting of an organ or tissue or cell ossification CORRECT ANSWERS✅ formation of bone from fibrous tissue osteoblasts CORRECT ANSWERS✅ immature bone cells that produce bony tissue osteoclasts CORRECT ANSWERS✅ phagocytic cells that eat away bony tissue from the medullary cavity of bone hematopoietic CORRECT ANSWERS✅ pertaining to the formation of blood cells osteocytes CORRECT ANSWERS✅ mature form of bone cells oste/o, oss/i, oss/e CORRECT ANSWERS✅ combining forms (3) for bones Veterinary Medical Terminology Questions and answers chondr/o CORRECT ANSWERS✅ combining form for cartiledge arthr/o CORRECT ANSWERS✅ combining form for joints diarthroses CORRECT ANSWERS✅ joints that allow free movement synarthroses CORRECT ANSWERS✅ joints that allow no movement amphiarthroses CORRECT ANSWERS✅ joints that allow slight movement ligament/o CORRECT ANSWERS✅ combining form for ligament ten/o, tend/o, tendin/o CORRECT ANSWERS✅ combining forms (3) for tendon burs/o CORRECT ANSWERS✅ combining form for bursa synovi/o CORRECT ANSWERS✅ combining form for synovial membrane and synovial fluid crani/o CORRECT ANSWERS✅ combining form for skull appendicular skeleton CORRECT ANSWERS✅ the framework of the body composed of the bones of the extemities, shoulder and pelvic girdle Veterinary Medical Terminology Questions and answers axial skeleton CORRECT ANSWERS✅ the framework of the body that includes the skull, auditory ossicles, hyoid bones, vertebral column, ribs, and sternum brachycephalic CORRECT ANSWERS✅ skull shape for short, wide heads dolichocephalic CORRECT ANSWERS✅ skull shape for narrow, long heads mesocephalic CORRECT ANSWERS✅ skull shape for average width heads cost/o CORRECT ANSWERS✅ combining form for rib onych/o CORRECT ANSWERS✅ combining form for claw hip dysplasia CORRECT ANSWERS✅ abnormal development of the pelvic join cause the head of the femur and acetabulum not to be aligned properly intervertebral disc disease CORRECT ANSWERS✅ rupture or protrusion of the cushioning disc found between the vertebrae that results in pressure on the spinal cord lordosis CORRECT ANSWERS✅ position in which the vertebral column is abnormally curved ventrally (aka swayback for cats in heat) luxation CORRECT ANSWERS✅ dislocation or displacement of a bone from its joint Veterinary Medical Terminology Questions and answers neuromuscular junction CORRECT ANSWERS✅ where a nerve comes in contact with muscle fibers tonus CORRECT ANSWERS✅ muscle tone ton/o CORRECT ANSWERS✅ combining form for tone, tension, or stretching muscle origin CORRECT ANSWERS✅ a place where muscle begins, originates, is more fixed and is closer to the midline muscle insertion CORRECT ANSWERS✅ a place where muscle ends, or inserts, is more movable and is farthest from the midline. flexor CORRECT ANSWERS✅ muscle that bends a limb at its joint extensor CORRECT ANSWERS✅ muscle that straightens a limb pectoral muscles CORRECT ANSWERS✅ chest muscles epaxial muscles CORRECT ANSWERS✅ muscles above the pelvic axis intercostal muscles CORRECT ANSWERS✅ muscles between the ribs Veterinary Medical Terminology Questions and answers orbicularis CORRECT ANSWERS✅ muscles surrounding another structure rectus CORRECT ANSWERS✅ straight oblique CORRECT ANSWERS✅ slanted transverse CORRECT ANSWERS✅ crosswise sphincter CORRECT ANSWERS✅ tight band electromyography CORRECT ANSWERS✅ process of recording the electrical activity of the muscle cells near the recording electrodes adhesion CORRECT ANSWERS✅ band of fibers that hold structures together in an abnormal fashion ataxia CORRECT ANSWERS✅ lack of voluntary control of muscle movement atonic CORRECT ANSWERS✅ lacking muscle control hernia CORRECT ANSWERS✅ protrusion of a body part through tissue laxity CORRECT ANSWERS✅ looseness Veterinary Medical Terminology Questions and answers omentum CORRECT ANSWERS✅ a fold of the peritoneum extending from the stomach to adjacent abdominal organs aliment/o CORRECT ANSWERS✅ combining form for nourishment cheil/o or labi/o CORRECT ANSWERS✅ combining forms (2) for lips bucc/o CORRECT ANSWERS✅ combining form for cheeks palat/o CORRECT ANSWERS✅ combining form for palate rug/o CORRECT ANSWERS✅ combining form for wrinkle or fold hard palate CORRECT ANSWERS✅ the bony rostral portion of the palate soft palate CORRECT ANSWERS✅ the flexible caudal portion of the palate gloss/o or lingu/o CORRECT ANSWERS✅ combining forms (2) for tongue or/o or stomat/o CORRECT ANSWERS✅ combining forms (2) for mouth or oral cavity gnath/o CORRECT ANSWERS✅ combining form for jaw Veterinary Medical Terminology Questions and answers cementum (teeth) CORRECT ANSWERS✅ outer surface located in the root dentin (teeth) CORRECT ANSWERS✅ connective tissue surrounding the tooth pulp pulp (teeth) CORRECT ANSWERS✅ inner part of the tooth that contains nerves, vessels, and loose connective tissue. gingiva CORRECT ANSWERS✅ the mucous membrane that surrounds the teeth gingiv/o CORRECT ANSWERS✅ combining form for gingiva siladen/o or sial/o CORRECT ANSWERS✅ combining form for salivary glands pharyng/o CORRECT ANSWERS✅ combining form for pharynx esophag/o CORRECT ANSWERS✅ combining form for esophogus sphincter CORRECT ANSWERS✅ a ringlike muscle that constricts and opening abdomin/o or celi/o CORRECT ANSWERS✅ combining forms (2) for abdomen lapar/o CORRECT ANSWERS✅ combining form for abdomen and flank Veterinary Medical Terminology Questions and answers monogastric CORRECT ANSWERS✅ having one true glandular stomach ruminants CORRECT ANSWERS✅ having one true, glandular stomach and three forestomachs pyloric sphincter CORRECT ANSWERS✅ the muscle ring that controls the flow of material from stomach to small intestine abomasum CORRECT ANSWERS✅ part of the ruminant digestive system that is the glandular stomach duoden/i or duoden/o CORRECT ANSWERS✅ combining form for duodenum jejun/o CORRECT ANSWERS✅ combining form for jejunum ile/o CORRECT ANSWERS✅ combining form for ileum (part of the small intestines) cec/o CORRECT ANSWERS✅ combining form for cecum col/o CORRECT ANSWERS✅ combining form for colon rect/o CORRECT ANSWERS✅ combining form for rectum an/o CORRECT ANSWERS✅ combining form for anus Veterinary Medical Terminology Questions and answers proct/o CORRECT ANSWERS✅ combining form for anus and rectum together hepat/o CORRECT ANSWERS✅ combining form for liver chol/e CORRECT ANSWERS✅ combining form for bile cyst/o CORRECT ANSWERS✅ combining form for sac pancreat/o CORRECT ANSWERS✅ combining form for pancreas anabolism CORRECT ANSWERS✅ the building up of body cells catabolism CORRECT ANSWERS✅ the breaking down of body cells prehension CORRECT ANSWERS✅ grasping of food; collecting food in the oral cavity mastication CORRECT ANSWERS✅ chewing and mixing with saliva delutition CORRECT ANSWERS✅ moves chewed food into the pharynx and then into the esophagus; swallowing
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