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edOpp Frog Leap Game: Medical Terminology in Action

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Test your medical terminology basics.

by RNPRPEPBESTIE
1

A patient reports muscle pain after starting a new exercise plan. The provider documents “myalgia.”

2

The medical record lists “hyperglycemia.” The nurse explains this means:

3

The provider ordered a colonoscopy. The suffix -scopy means:

4

A patient’s chart shows arthritis. The suffix -itis means:

5

A patient is diagnosed with tachycardia. What does tachy- mean?

6

The doctor writes “hypothermia” in the chart. What does hypo- mean?

7

A provider notes “pericarditis.” The prefix peri- means:

8

A patient diagnosed with osteoporosis is told the condition affects the:

9

A provider documents neuropathy. The root neur- refers to:

10

A child is diagnosed with dermatitis. What does derm- mean?

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