Skeletalmuscular Practice Jeopardy Template

Suffixes	Prefixes	Test Q's	Muscular+ Skeletal	Word Building
100 what does the suffix -oma mean? Tumor	100 What does the prefix ab-, ex-, mean? Away From	100 A patient with which condition has abnormally soft bones? Osteomalacia	100 What physician treats disorders involving the bones, joints, and muscles? Orthopedic Surgeon	100 Hyper-, Kinesia, Hyperkinesia
200 What does the suffix -blast mean? Immature Cell	200 What does the prefix ad- mean? Toward	200 A patient scheduled for a laminectomy will be having what done on the lamina? Surgical removal of the lamina.	200 What is the definition of atonic? Without or lack of muscle tone.	200 My/o-, -asthenia Myasthenia
300 What does the suffix -desis mean? Bind Together	300 What does the prefix dorsi- mean? Back	300 What is the term used to describe partial paralysis of the left half of the body? ( or right) Hemiparesis	300 Which is the term used for a deficiency of the bone or a thinner than average bone density? Osteopenia	300 oste/o,-oma Osteoma
400 What does the suffix -path,-pathy mean? Disease	400 what does the prefix dys- mean? Bad; difficult	400 A bursotomy is needed. What is the meaning of the suffix term for this? Surgical incision ( otomy)	400 What does the term ataxia describe? Lack of muscle coordination.	400 burs-, -itis bursitis
500 What does the word suffix in the term hematopoietic mean? Pertaining to information	500 What does the prefix peri- mean? Surrounding	500 Jake Hurley is diagnosed with kyphosis. What does this mean? Jack has a forward spinal curvature; swayback.	500 A 47 year old patient has come in for a removal of fluid in his knee. What is the med term for removal fluid? Aspiration	500 What is the definition of leiomyofibroma? Benign tumor of smooth muscle and fibrous connective tissue.

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