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What are four catagories of where the words of the Medical Language come from? |
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1) Greek and Latin Word Parts 2)Eponyms 3)Acronyms 4)Modern language |
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What is an example of a word from the greek and Latin words parts? |
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Terms derived from the name of the person |
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What is an example of an eponym? |
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terms for the medical language formed from the first letters of the words in a phrase |
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What is an example of an acronym |
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terms derived from the English Language |
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what is an example of a word from Modern Language? |
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Nuclear Medicine scanner Posttraumatic stress disorder |
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Waht are the four parts of the word? |
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Word Root Suffix Prefix Combining vowel |
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a word part attached to the end of the word root to modify its meaning |
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word part attached to the end of the word root to modify its meaning |
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a word part to ease pronunciation |
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Can a combining vowel be used to connnect two root words? |
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Can a Combing vowel be used to connect a word root and a suffix? |
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Can a combining vowel be used to connect a prefix and a word root? |
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What is the most common combining vowel? |
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