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Medical Terminology Chapter 3 - Prefixes of Position

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Medical Terminology Chapter 3 - Prefixes of Position

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What does the prefix 'epi-' mean?

After

Between

Above (correct)

Below

What does the prefix 'hypo-' indicate?

Before

After

Above

Under (correct)

What is the meaning of the prefix 'infra-'?

Above

Backward

Between

Under (correct)

What does the prefix 'sub-' signify?

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What does the prefix 'inter-' mean?

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What is the meaning of the prefix 'post-'?

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What does the prefix 'pre-' symbolize?

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What does the prefix 'pro-' mean?

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What does the prefix 'retro-' indicate?

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Prefixes of Position in Medical Terminology

epi-: Means "above" or "upon". Example: epigastric, which refers to the area pertaining to above the stomach.
hypo-: Signifies "under," "below," or "deficient". Example: hypodermic, pertaining to under the skin.
infra-: Indicates "under" or "below". Example: infracostal, meaning below the ribs.
sub-: Also means "under" or "below". Example: subnasal, referring to under the nose.
inter-: Means "between". Example: intercostal, which identifies the area between the ribs.
post-: Signifies "after" or "behind". Example: postnatal, pertaining to the period after birth.
pre-: Indicates "before" or "in front of". Example: prenatal, relating to the period before birth.
pro-: Means "before" or "in front of". Example: prognosis, referring to the predicted outcome of a disease.
retro-: Signifies "backward" or "behind". Example: retroversion, describing the action of turning backwards.

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Test your knowledge of medical terminology with this quiz focusing on Chapter 3, which covers prefixes of position. Learn essential terms such as 'epi-', 'hypo-', 'infra-', and 'sub-', and understand their meanings and usage in medical contexts. Ideal for students and professionals seeking to improve their medical vocabulary.