Definitions of these Prefixes and Whole-Body Terms Quiz by Chutee

Can you name the definitions of these Prefixes and Whole-Body Terms?

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Prefixes, Combining Forms, Regions, or Q	Definition	Other Definitions
inferior		0
posterior		dorsal
cirrh/o		0
semi-		0
cervic/o
sacr/o
inter-		0
primi-		0
endo-, en-		in
how many quadrants does the body have?		0
tars/o
ventr/o		front; belly side of the body
milli-		(.001)
in-		into; within
tachy-		fast
dia-		complete
hypo-		below; less than normal; deficient
hydro-		0
brady-		0
de-		lack of
transverse plane (cross-sectional or axial plane)--'separates the body into _____ and _____'
post-		behind
retro-		backwards; behind
infra-		beneath; under; inferior to

Prefixes, Combining Forms, Regions, or Q	Definition	Other Definitions
jaund/o		0
albin/o		0
lumb/o
sub-		0
hemi-		0
uni-		(1)
ambi-		both sides
an-		not; without
coronal plane (frontal plane)--'separates the body into _____ and _____'
epi-		on; above
bi-		(2)
quadri-		(4)
pre-		in front of
peri-		surrounding
bio-		0
non-		0
tri-		(3)
dors/o		back; back portion of the body
ex-		outside; away from
coccyg/o
ante-		in front; forward
mono-		(1); single
leuk/o		0
glauc/o		silver

Prefixes, Combining Forms, Regions, or Q	Definition	Other Definitions
carp/o		wrist bones
how many regions does the body have?		0
dys-		painful; difficult; abnormal
meta-		beyond; change
ecto-, ec-		out
superior
multi-		much
auto-		own
erythr/o		0
ad-
thorac/o
anti-		0
trans-		through
contra-		opposite
a-		not; without
ab-
intra-		in; into
poly-		much
circum-		0
hyper-		above
midsagittal plane (sagittal or lateral plane)--'separates the body into _____ and _____'
dis-		0
anterior		ventral

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