Answers to Lesson Exercises

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• 3 Exercise A

1.suffix 2.combining vowel 3.prefix

• combining form
• 3 Exercise B

1.b 2.b 3.a

• 5 Exercise A

1.pulmon/o -logy

R/CF S

2.pulmon- -ary R S 3.respir- -ation R S

• pneumon-ia

R S

• 5 Exercise B

1.pneumonitis pneumon--itis inflammation of the lung R S 2.respiration - process of breathing 3.-logist specialist, one who studies Essentials of Medical Language, 4e David Allan, Rachel Basco (Solutions Manual, All Chapters. 100% Original Verified, A+ Grade) Answer key At The End Of This File. 1 / 4

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• 7 Exercise A

1.Pertaining to birth 2.peri / nat/ al

P R S

• post/ nat/ al

P R S

• pre/ nat/ al

P R S

• 7 Exercise B

1.d 2.b p.9 Exercise A 1.diagnosis (noun) 2.diagnose (verb) 3.diagnostic (adjective) 4.diagnoses (plural)

• 9 Exercise B

1.Sentence 2: Dr. Bannerjee is unable to diagnose this patient until he receives the lab results.

2.Sentence 4: It is possible for this patient to have multiple diagnoses if there is more than one condition present.

3.Sentence 1: The primary diagnosis for this patient is myocardial ischemia.

4.Sentence 3: The diagnostic tests have been ordered for this patient first thing in the morning.

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• 11 Exercise B

1.diagnoses 2.axillae 3.septa

• ganglia
• 11 Exercise C

1.d 2.b

• 13 Exercise A

1.vertebrae

• neurology

3.infusion

• hypotensive

5.intravenous

• cervical
• 13 Exercise B

1.A medical specialist who studies the urinary system is a urologist.

2.The term that means high blood pressure is hypertension, and the term that means low blood pressure is hypotension. The difference in these two terms is the prefix. Hyper- means excessive or above normal, and hypo- means deficient or below normal.

3.ureter 3 / 4

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