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Medical Terminology - Prefixes with (-pnea)

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What is apnea?

Temporary absence of breathing

What does bradypnea refer to?

Slow breathing

What is dyspnea?

Difficulty breathing

What does eupnea mean?

Good, normal breathing Signup and view all the answers

What is hyperpnea?

Excessive breathing Signup and view all the answers

What does hypopnea indicate?

Slow breathing Signup and view all the answers

What is tachypnea?

Rapid breathing Signup and view all the answers

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Medical Terminology - Prefixes with (-pnea)

Apnea: Refers to a temporary absence of breathing. The prefix "a-" indicates a lack of something.
Bradypnea: Characterized by slow breathing. The prefix "brady-" means slow.
Dyspnea: Indicates difficulty in breathing. The prefix "dys-" signifies difficulty or abnormal conditions.
Eupnea: Represents normal or good breathing. The prefix "eu-" denotes goodness or normalcy.
Hyperpnea: Describes excessive breathing. The prefix "hyper-" signifies an increase or excess.
Hypopnea: Refers to deficient or shallow breathing. The prefix "hypo-" means under or below normal.
Tachypnea: Characterized by rapid breathing. The prefix "tachy-" means fast.

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This quiz tests your understanding of medical terminology related to breathing. You'll learn about various prefixes that change the meaning of the term '-pnea', from apnea to tachypnea. Perfect for students in health sciences or those studying medical terminology.