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Medical Word Breakdown Practice with Answer Checks

Break medical terms into prefixes, roots and suffixes. Practise on a reviewed word set and check which parts you recognise.

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Question 1
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Which combining form means heart? The combining form ______ appears in cardiology.

Question 2
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Context check: Cardi/o identifies the heart. Complete the sentence: The combining form ______ appears in cardiology.

Question 3
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Which combining form means kidney? The combining form ______ appears in nephrology.

Question 4
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Context check: Nephr/o identifies the kidney. Complete the sentence: The combining form ______ appears in nephrology.

Question 5
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Which combining form means stomach? The combining form ______ appears in gastritis.

Question 6
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Context check: Gastr/o identifies the stomach. Complete the sentence: The combining form ______ appears in gastritis.

Question 7
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Which combining form means intestine? The combining form ______ appears in enterology.

Question 8
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Context check: Enter/o identifies the intestine. Complete the sentence: The combining form ______ appears in enterology.

Question 9
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Which combining form means bone? The combining form ______ appears in osteoporosis.

Question 10
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Context check: Oste/o identifies bone. Complete the sentence: The combining form ______ appears in osteoporosis.

Question 11
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Which combining form means joint? The combining form ______ appears in arthritis.

Question 12
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Context check: Arthr/o identifies a joint. Complete the sentence: The combining form ______ appears in arthritis.

Question 13
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Which combining form means muscle? The combining form ______ appears in myopathy.

Question 14
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Context check: My/o identifies muscle. Complete the sentence: The combining form ______ appears in myopathy.

Question 15
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Which combining form means nerve? The combining form ______ appears in neurology.

Question 16
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Context check: Neur/o identifies a nerve. Complete the sentence: The combining form ______ appears in neurology.

Question 17
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Which combining form means skin? The combining form ______ appears in dermatology.

Question 18
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Context check: Derm/o identifies skin. Complete the sentence: The combining form ______ appears in dermatology.

Question 19
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Which combining form means blood? The combining form ______ appears in hematology.

Question 20
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Context check: Hemat/o identifies blood. Complete the sentence: The combining form ______ appears in hematology.

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