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arthroscopy
A-R-T-H-R-O-S-C-O-P-Y |
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Elements of a medical term are the:
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individual parts of the word
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suffix: disease of an organ
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hemorrhage
H-E-M-O-R-R-H-A-G-E |
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| suffix: visual examination of a body part |
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| at the beginning of some words |
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| visualization of the inside of a joint |
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| contains 2 combining forms |
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| treated by a cardiologist |
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| The root of the medical term |
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| identifies the primary meaning of the term |
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| The terms "ureter" and "urethra" |
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| are both simple words with no prefix |
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viscus (singular)
viscera (plural) |
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An example of the use of a prefix in a medical term is:
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| Arthroscopy has the root "arth", from the Greek word for: |
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septum (singular)
septa (plural) |
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