The combining form bronch/o- ________.
A) means the same thing as bronchi/o-
B) means a larger structure than the structure for bronchi/o-
C) is the only combining form that can be used in disease names
D) is a misspelling of bronchi/o-
QUESTION 2The combining form luc/o- means ________.
A) clear
B) point of light
C) cold spot
D) white
QUESTION 3A ________ is a physician specialist who treats diseases of the heart and blood vessels.
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
QUESTION 4A term that is used to mean low levels of oxygen in the body is:
A. hypoventilation
B. acapnia
C. hypopnea
D. anoxia
QUESTION 5The ________ is the most inferior of the hip bones and one part of it juts out as the seat bone that you sit on.
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
QUESTION 6The word pancytopenia divides into what word parts?
A) a prefix, a combining form, and a suffix
B) two combining forms and a suffix
C) a prefix and two suffixes
D) a combining form and two suffixes
QUESTION 7The word alveolar divides into the combining form ________ that means air sac.
A) alv/o-
B) alveol/o-
C) alveoli/o-
D) veol/o-
QUESTION 8The medical language definition of the word ________ is pertaining to again and again (to) breathe.
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
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