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Medical Prefixes: Understanding Terminology

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Inside the joint (correct)

Within the muscle

Outside the joint

Between two separate items

Under the skin (subcutaneous) (correct)

Deficient, under, below normal or beneath

Above normal, excessive

Excessive eating

Low urine output less than 400 millilitres of urine per 24 hours (correct)

Excessive thirst

Slow heart rate

Excessive micturition

<p>An abnormally high degree of acidity, as of the gastric juice</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>Fluid that surrounds the cells but not inside the cells</p> Signup and view all the answers

Intra-articular refers to something that is located or occurs within a joint.
Hypodermic means beneath the skin, often referring to injections or needles that administer substances under the skin.
Oliguria is a medical condition characterized by a decrease in urine production, often less than 400ml per day.
Hyperacidity is a condition where there is an excess of acid in the body, particularly in the stomach, leading to an imbalance in the body's pH levels.
Interstitial fluid is a clear liquid that surrounds cells in the body, also known as tissue fluid, which helps to regulate the body's temperature and transport nutrients and waste products.