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Which abbreviation should NOT be used for 'every other day'?
Which abbreviation should NOT be used for 'every other day'?
- qod
- Q.O.D. (correct)
- q.o.d
- QOD
What does the abbreviation 'tid' stand for?
What does the abbreviation 'tid' stand for?
- Three times a day (correct)
- Every hour
- Four times a day
- Every day
Which abbreviation can be used to indicate 'subcutaneous'?
Which abbreviation can be used to indicate 'subcutaneous'?
- tid
- q.d.
- SQ (correct)
- qd
Which abbreviation stands for 'arterial blood gas'?
Which abbreviation stands for 'arterial blood gas'?
What does the abbreviation 'PO' stand for?
What does the abbreviation 'PO' stand for?
What does the abbreviation 'H&P' refer to?
What does the abbreviation 'H&P' refer to?
Which prefix indicates absence, direction, or both sides?
Which prefix indicates absence, direction, or both sides?
Which suffix indicates pain?
Which suffix indicates pain?
Which prefix refers to blood vessels?
Which prefix refers to blood vessels?
Which suffix signifies weakness?
Which suffix signifies weakness?
Which abbreviation is used to indicate 'before meals'?
Which abbreviation is used to indicate 'before meals'?
Which abbreviation is used to indicate 'freely as desired'?
Which abbreviation is used to indicate 'freely as desired'?
Which abbreviation is used to indicate 'two times a day'?
Which abbreviation is used to indicate 'two times a day'?
Which abbreviation is used to indicate 'blood pressure'?
Which abbreviation is used to indicate 'blood pressure'?
Which abbreviation is used to indicate 'hematocrit'?
Which abbreviation is used to indicate 'hematocrit'?
Which abbreviation is used to indicate 'insulin dependent diabetes mellitus'?
Which abbreviation is used to indicate 'insulin dependent diabetes mellitus'?
Which abbreviation is used to indicate 'intramuscular'?
Which abbreviation is used to indicate 'intramuscular'?
Which abbreviation is used to indicate 'orally'?
Which abbreviation is used to indicate 'orally'?
Which abbreviation is used to indicate 'when required, as often as necessary'?
Which abbreviation is used to indicate 'when required, as often as necessary'?
Which abbreviation is used to indicate 'every'?
Which abbreviation is used to indicate 'every'?
Which prefix denotes two?
Which prefix denotes two?
Which suffix indicates inflammation?
Which suffix indicates inflammation?
Which prefix signifies slow?
Which prefix signifies slow?
Which suffix refers to weakness?
Which suffix refers to weakness?
Which prefix refers to blood vessels?
Which prefix refers to blood vessels?
Which suffix denotes round bacterium?
Which suffix denotes round bacterium?
Which prefix indicates absence, direction, or both sides?
Which prefix indicates absence, direction, or both sides?
Which suffix signifies excision?
Which suffix signifies excision?
Which suffix indicates fear?
Which suffix indicates fear?
Which prefix refers to self?
Which prefix refers to self?
Which abbreviation should NOT be used when indicating 'daily'?
Which abbreviation should NOT be used when indicating 'daily'?
Which abbreviation should be used to indicate 'every other day'?
Which abbreviation should be used to indicate 'every other day'?
What does the abbreviation 'ROM' stand for?
What does the abbreviation 'ROM' stand for?
What does the abbreviation 'Rx' mean?
What does the abbreviation 'Rx' mean?
Which abbreviation can be used to indicate 'subcutaneous'?
Which abbreviation can be used to indicate 'subcutaneous'?
What does the abbreviation 'stat' mean?
What does the abbreviation 'stat' mean?
What does the abbreviation 'tid' stand for?
What does the abbreviation 'tid' stand for?
What does the abbreviation 'TPR' refer to?
What does the abbreviation 'TPR' refer to?
What does the abbreviation 'WBC' stand for?
What does the abbreviation 'WBC' stand for?
What does the abbreviation 'MS' commonly mean?
What does the abbreviation 'MS' commonly mean?
Which abbreviation should NOT be used when indicating 'daily'?
Which abbreviation should NOT be used when indicating 'daily'?
What does the abbreviation 'Q.O.D.' stand for?
What does the abbreviation 'Q.O.D.' stand for?
Which abbreviation is used to indicate 'temperature, pulse, and respirations'?
Which abbreviation is used to indicate 'temperature, pulse, and respirations'?
Which abbreviation is used to indicate 'carbon monoxide'?
Which abbreviation is used to indicate 'carbon monoxide'?
What does the abbreviation 'CDC' stand for?
What does the abbreviation 'CDC' stand for?
Which abbreviation is used to indicate 'potassium'?
Which abbreviation is used to indicate 'potassium'?
Which prefix is used to refer to blood vessels?
Which prefix is used to refer to blood vessels?
Which suffix indicates excessive number?
Which suffix indicates excessive number?
Which suffix refers to inflammation?
Which suffix refers to inflammation?
Which prefix denotes arm?
Which prefix denotes arm?
Study Notes
Scientific Prefixes and Suffixes
- Prefixes and suffixes are used in scientific terms to provide additional meaning to words.
- Prefixes such as A-, An-, Ad-, and Ambi- indicate absence, direction, or both sides.
- Prefixes like Angio-, Ante-, and Auto- refer to blood vessels, before, and self respectively.
- Prefixes such as Bi-, Bio-, and Brach- denote two, life, and arm respectively.
- Prefixes like Brady-, Cardio-, and Cerebro- signify slow, heart, and brain respectively.
- Suffixes like -algia, -asis, and -osis indicate pain, affected with, and excessive number.
- Suffixes such as -asthenia, -blast, and -cele refer to weakness, germ, and tumor respectively.
- Suffixes like -coccus, -cyte, and -ectasis denote round bacterium, cell, and dilation respectively.
- Suffixes such as -ectomy, -emia, and -esthesia signify excision, blood, and sensation respectively.
- Suffixes like -genic, -iatrics, and -itis refer to producing, pertaining to the practice, and inflammation respectively.
- Suffixes such as -lysis, -malacia, and -oma indicate losing, flowing, and tumor respectively.
- Suffixes like -osis, -phobia, and -poiesis signify being affected with, fear, and making respectively.
Scientific Prefixes and Suffixes
- Prefixes and suffixes are used in scientific terms to provide additional meaning to words.
- Prefixes such as A-, An-, Ad-, and Ambi- indicate absence, direction, or both sides.
- Prefixes like Angio-, Ante-, and Auto- refer to blood vessels, before, and self respectively.
- Prefixes such as Bi-, Bio-, and Brach- denote two, life, and arm respectively.
- Prefixes like Brady-, Cardio-, and Cerebro- signify slow, heart, and brain respectively.
- Suffixes like -algia, -asis, and -osis indicate pain, affected with, and excessive number.
- Suffixes such as -asthenia, -blast, and -cele refer to weakness, germ, and tumor respectively.
- Suffixes like -coccus, -cyte, and -ectasis denote round bacterium, cell, and dilation respectively.
- Suffixes such as -ectomy, -emia, and -esthesia signify excision, blood, and sensation respectively.
- Suffixes like -genic, -iatrics, and -itis refer to producing, pertaining to the practice, and inflammation respectively.
- Suffixes such as -lysis, -malacia, and -oma indicate losing, flowing, and tumor respectively.
- Suffixes like -osis, -phobia, and -poiesis signify being affected with, fear, and making respectively.
Scientific Prefixes and Suffixes
- Prefixes and suffixes are used in scientific terms to provide additional meaning to words.
- Prefixes such as A-, An-, Ad-, and Ambi- indicate absence, direction, or both sides.
- Prefixes like Angio-, Ante-, and Auto- refer to blood vessels, before, and self respectively.
- Prefixes such as Bi-, Bio-, and Brach- denote two, life, and arm respectively.
- Prefixes like Brady-, Cardio-, and Cerebro- signify slow, heart, and brain respectively.
- Suffixes like -algia, -asis, and -osis indicate pain, affected with, and excessive number.
- Suffixes such as -asthenia, -blast, and -cele refer to weakness, germ, and tumor respectively.
- Suffixes like -coccus, -cyte, and -ectasis denote round bacterium, cell, and dilation respectively.
- Suffixes such as -ectomy, -emia, and -esthesia signify excision, blood, and sensation respectively.
- Suffixes like -genic, -iatrics, and -itis refer to producing, pertaining to the practice, and inflammation respectively.
- Suffixes such as -lysis, -malacia, and -oma indicate losing, flowing, and tumor respectively.
- Suffixes like -osis, -phobia, and -poiesis signify being affected with, fear, and making respectively.
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Test your knowledge of scientific prefixes and suffixes with this quiz! Learn how these word components provide additional meaning to scientific terms. From denoting absence and direction to referring to blood vessels and self, this quiz covers a range of prefixes and their meanings. Also, discover the significance of various suffixes, such as indicating pain, weakness, or inflammation. Challenge yourself and expand your scientific vocabulary with this educational quiz!