Chapter 02: Terms Pertaining to the Body as a Whole
Chabner: The Language of Medicine, 11th Edition
MULTIPLE CHOICE
1. The process by which food is burned to release energy:
a.
Nuclear energy
b.
Anabolism
c.
Phagocytosis
d.
Catabolism
e.
Protein synthesis
2. Part of the cell where formation of proteins occurs:
a.
Genes
b.
Chromosomes
c.
Endoplasmic reticulum
d.
Cartilage
e.
Cell membrane
3. Sum of the chemical processes in a cell:
a.
Anabolism
b.
Metabolism
c.
Protein synthesis
d.
Catabolism
e.
A and C
4. A photograph of an individual’s chromosomes:
a.
Biopsy
b.
X-ray
c.
Electroencephalogram
d.
Sonogram
e.
Karyotype
5. Part of a cell where catabolism primarily occurs:
a.
Cell membrane
b.
Nucleus
c.
Mitochondria
d.
Genes
e.
Endoplasmic reticulum
6. Allows materials to pass into and out of the cell:
a.
Cytoplasm
b.
Cell membrane
c.
Chromosomes
d.
Mitochondria
e.
Nucleus
7. Genes are composed of:
a.
Chromosomes
b.
Ribosomes
c.
Hemoglobin
d.
Deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA)
e.
Mitochondria
8. Muscular wall separating the abdominal and thoracic cavities:
a.
Mediastinum
b.
Diaphragm
c.
Pleura
d.
Pericardium
e.
Peritoneum
9. The space in the chest between the lungs:
a.
Peritoneum
b.
Esophagus
c.
Pleural cavity
d.
Mediastinum
e.
Retroperitoneal space
10. Adipose means pertaining to:
a.
Cartilage
b.
Bone
c.
Fat
d.
Skin
e.
Nervous tissue
11. Throat:
a.
Trachea
b.
Coccyx
c.
Larynx
d.
Esophagus
e.
Pharynx
12. Sarcoma:
a.
Part of the backbone
b.
Flesh tumor; benign
c.
Malignant tumor of flesh tissue
d.
Mass of blood
e.
Skin tumor of epithelial cells
13. Craniotomy:
a.
Incision of the skull
b.
Pertaining to the skull
c.
Pertaining to the brain
d.
Incision of the chest
e.
Pertaining to the head
14. A histologist studies:
a.
Drugs
b.
X-rays
c.
Tissues
d.
The backbone
e.
The spinal cord
15. An epithelial cell is a/an:
a.
Skin cell
b.
Nerve cell
c.
Fat cell
d.
Organ
e.
Muscle cell
16. The pleural cavity is the space:
a.
Within the abdomen
b.
Within the backbones
c.
Surrounding the hip
d.
Between the membranes around the lungs
e.
Within the skull
17. Viscera:
a.
Cells in the blood
b.
Internal organs
c.
Parts of cells
d.
Cavities of the body
e.
Tissues composed of cartilage
18. The pituitary gland is in the __________ body cavity.
a.
Cranial
b.
Spinal
c.
Pelvic
d.
Abdominal
e.
Thoracic
19. Voice box:
a.
Bronchial tube
b.
Pharynx
c.
Esophagus
d.
Larynx
e.
Tongue
20. The tailbone is the:
a.
Sacrum
b.
Cervix
c.
Ilium
d.
Coccyx
e.
Cranium
21. Supine means:
a.
Lying on the back
b.
Conducting toward a structure
c.
In front of the body
d.
Lying on the belly
e.
Pertaining to the side
22. The upper regions below the cartilage of the ribs that extends over the abdomen are the
__________ regions.
a.
Hypogastric
b.
Inguinal
c.
Lumbar
d.
Umbilical
e.
Hypochondriac
23. The RUQ contains the:
a.
Liver
b.
Appendix
c.
Lung
d.
Spleen
e.
Heart
24. Pertaining to a plane that divides the body into right and left portions:
a.
Coronal
b.
Transverse
c.
Frontal
d.
Sagittal
e.
Distal
25. A disk is:
a.
Part of the hip bone
b.
A piece of cartilage between backbones
c.
A piece of bony tissue connecting the joints in the back
d.
An abnormal structure in the back
e.
A pad of fatty tissue between backbones
Select the term that is spelled correctly.
26. Internal organs:
a.
viscera
b.
vicsera
c.
vissera
27. Malignant tumor of flesh (connective tissue):
a.
sacroma
b.
sarcoma
c.
sarkoma
28. Pertaining to the chest:
a.
thoracic
b.
thorasic
c.
thoroacic
29. Lying on the back:
a.
surpine
b.
supin
c.
supine
30. Pertaining to the abdomen:
a.
abdominel
b.
abdominal
c.
abdomineal
31. Photograph of an individual’s chromosomes:
a.
karyotype
b.
karryotype
c.
kariotype
32. Membrane surrounding the lungs:
a.
pleura
b.
ploora
c.
plura
33. Space between the lungs:
a.
mediastinim
b.
mediastinam
c.
mediastinum
34. Endocrine gland at the base of the brain:
a.
pitiutary
b.
pituitary
c.
pituitery
35. Pertaining to skin (surface) cells:
a.
epitheleal
b.
epithelial
c.
epithelal
Select the correct medical term to complete the following sentences.
36. The __________ end of the humerus is at the shoulder.
a.
inferior (caudal)
b.
distal
c.
proximal
37. The left lung lies __________ to the heart.
a.
proximal
b.
lateral
c.
superior
38. The liver lies __________ to the intestines.
a.
superior
b.
inferior
c.
proximal
39. The backbone is called a/an __________.
a.
lateral
b.
superior
c.
vertebra
40. The __________ end of the thigh bone (femur) joins with the kneecap.
a.
lateral
b.
distal
c.
superior
41. The __________ plane divides the body into upper and lower portions.
a.
transverse
b.
superior
c.
lateral
42. The __________ plane divides the body into right and left portions.
a.
superior
b.
sagittal
c.
lateral
43. The diaphragm lies __________ to the organs in the thoracic cavity.
a.
distal
b.
proximal
c.
inferior (caudal)
Select the correct meaning for the following combining forms.
44. crani/o:
a.
neck
b.
skull
c.
color
45. cervic/o:
a.
cartilage
b.
tissue
c.
neck
46. sacr/o:
a.
flesh
b.
nipple
c.
sacrum
47. trache/o:
a.
windpipe
b.
throat
c.
side
48. inguin/o:
a.
pelvis
b.
groin
c.
sacrum
49. viscer/o:
a.
internal organs
b.
backbones
c.
belly side of the body
50. sarc/o:
a.
sacrum
b.
flesh
c.
vertebra
51. chondr/o:
a.
cartilage
b.
color
c.
cell
52. thorac/o:
a.
nipple
b.
windpipe
c.
chest
53. hist/o:
a.
nucleus
b.
tissue
c.
far; distant
Select the correct meaning for the following word parts.
54. Intra-
a.
Between
b.
Within
c.
Below
55. inter-:
a.
between
b.
above
c.
below
56. hypo-:
a.
above
b.
between
c.
below
57. ana-:
a.
up
b.
down
c.
below
58. -ose:
a.
pertaining to; full of
b.
formation
c.
picture; classification
59. -eal:
a.
pertaining to
b.
formation of
c.
bodies
60. epi-:
a.
between
b.
below
c.
above
61. Cephalic:
a.
ce
b.
phal
c.
ic
62. Posterior:
a.
pos
b.
ter
c.
i
d.
or
63. Proximal:
a.
prox
b.
i
c.
mal
64. Thoracotomy:
a.
thor
b.
a
c.
cot
d.
om
e.
y
65. Hypochondriac:
a.
hy
b.
po
c.
chon
d.
dri
e.
ac
66. Cranial:
a.
cra
b.
ni
c.
al
67. Catabolism:
a.
ca
b.
tab
c.
ol
d.
ism
e.
sm
68. Chondrosarcoma:
a.
chon
b.
dro
c.
sar
d.
co
e.
ma
69. Pharynx:
a.
phar
b.
ynx
70. Viscera:
a.
vis
b.
cer
c.
a
MATCHING
Match the terms with their correct meanings.
a.
adipose
b.
cartilage
c.
chondrosarcoma
d.
chromosomes
e.
craniotomy
f.
epithelial cells
g.
histology
h.
inguinal
i.
karyotype
j.
larynx
k.
mitochondria
l.
pharynx
m.
pituitary gland
n.
sagittal plane
o.
thyroid gland
p.
tracheal
q.
transverse plane
r.
umbilical
s.
urethra
t.
visceral
1. Incision of the skull
2. Pertaining to the groin
3. Malignant tumor of connective tissue
4. Picture of nuclear structures
5. Pertaining to internal organs
6. Study of tissues
7. Secretory organ in the neck
8. Flexible connective tissue at joints
9. Divides the body horizontally
10. Tube from the urinary bladder to the outside of the body
11. Cytoplasmic structures where catabolism takes place
12. Throat
13. Divides the body laterally into right and left parts
14. Secretory organ at the base of the brain
15. Voice box
16. Pertaining to the navel
17. Pertaining to the windpipe
18. Pertaining to fat tissue
19. Lines external body surface and internal surface of organs
20. Rod-shaped nuclear structures
Match the parts of the body with the correct descriptions.
a.
adipose tissue
b.
cartilage
c.
larynx
d.
pharynx
e.
pleura
f.
trachea
g.
ureter
h.
urethra
21. Throat
22. Collection of fat cells
23. Windpipe
24. Tube from the kidney to the urinary bladder
25. Voice box
26. Membrane surrounding the lungs
27. Flexible connective tissue at joints
28. Tube from the urinary bladder to outside of body
Match the meanings with their correct terms.
a.
backbone
b.
voice box
c.
skin cells
d.
vertical plane dividing the body into a right and a left portion
e.
throat
f.
classification of chromosomes
g.
lying on one’s back
h.
muscle dividing the thoracic and abdominal cavities
i.
connective tissue at the joints
j.
lying on one’s belly
k.
structures in a cell where food is burned to produce energy
l.
building-up process in a cell; proteins are synthesized for use in the body
29. Karyotype
30. Epithelium
31. Cartilage
32. Anabolism
33. Diaphragm
34. Vertebra
35. Sagittal
36. Supine
37. Mitochondria
38. Larynx
OTHER
Use medical terms to complete the following sentences.
1. The control center of the cell, containing chromosomes, is the __________.
2. The process of building up proteins in a cell is called __________.
3. The total of the chemical processes in a cell is known as __________.
4. A scientist who studies tissues is called a/an __________.
5. Regions of DNA within a chromosome are called __________.
6. Region of the tailbone: __________
Name the five cavities of the body.
7. Cavity surrounded by the skull: __________
8. Cavity in the chest surrounded by ribs: __________
9. Cavity surrounded by the hip bone: __________
10. Cavity surrounded by the backbones: __________
11. Cavity below the chest containing digestive organs: __________
Name the five divisions of the back.
12. Region of the neck: __________
13. Region of the chest: __________
14. Region of the waist: __________
15. Region of the sacrum: __________
Give opposites of the following terms.
16. Deep: __________
17. Proximal: __________
18. Supine: __________
19. Dorsal: __________
Select the term that is spelled correctly and give its meaning.
20. A. abdomin
B. abdomen
A or B: ____ meaning: __________.
21. A. cartiledge
B. cartilage
A or B: ____ meaning: __________.
22. A. chromosome
B. chromosone
A or B: ____ meaning: __________.
23. A. diaphram
B. diaphragm
A or B: ____ meaning: __________.
24. A. saggital
B. sagittal
A or B: ____ meaning: __________.
25. A. larynx
B. larnyx
A or B: ____ meaning: __________.
26. A. cervecal
B. cervical
A or B: ____ meaning: __________.
27. A. chrondroma
B. chondroma
A or B: ____ meaning: __________.
28. A. nucleus
B. neucleus
A or B: ____ meaning: __________.
29. A. traychea
B. trachea
A or B: ____ meaning: __________.