Free Anatomy Quiz - Anatomical Word Roots, Prefixes and Suffixes, Harder Quiz 3

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Reference : Clinically Oriented Anatomy - Moore

The quiz above includes the following questions :

1. What does the prefix ‘trans-’ (as in transfusion) mean?
2. The suffix ‘-rrhea’ (as in diarrhea) means :
3. What does the suffix ‘-itis’ (as in tonsillitis) mean?
4. The suffix ‘-emia’ (as in anemia) means :
5. What does the prefix ‘derma-’ (as in dermatology) mean?
6. The prefix ‘gastr-’ (as in gastrointestinal) means :
7. What does the prefix ‘ven-’ (as in vein) mean?
8. The prefix ‘carcin-’ (as in carcinoma) means :
9. Which of the following prefixes means ‘before’?
10. The prefix for ‘beneath’ is :
11. Which of the following means ‘split’, or ‘double-sided’?
12. The prefix or suffix for ‘of or pertaining to the face’ is :
13. Which of the following means ‘one-half ’?
14. The prefix for ‘woman’ is :
15. Which of the following prefixes means ‘life’?

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