Chapters 1 2 Jeopardy Template

Terms	Suffixes	Prefixes	Specialists	Divisons of the Back
100 Define derm/o, dermat/o. Skin	100 What does the suffix "-ectomy" mean? Excision; Removal	100 What does the prefix "re-" mean? Back	100 Which physician would you see if you have a renal failure? Nephrologist	100 Where is the cervical? Neck region.
200 Define thorac/o. Chest	200 What does the suffix "-osis" mean? Condition (usually abnormal)	200 What does the prefix "pro-" mean? Before	200 Which physician would a woman see if she has an ovarian cyst? Gynecologist	200 Where are the lumbar vertebrae? Loin (waist) region.
300 Define enter/o. Intestines (usually small intestine)	300 What does the suffix "-y" mean? Process; Condition	300 What does the prefix "dia-" mean? Complete	300 Which physician would you see if you have a cerebrovascular accident (stroke)? Neurologist	300 What is the coccyx? The tailbone.
400 Define cervic/o. Neck	400 What does the suffix "-ior" mean? Pertaining to	400 What does the prefix "trans-" mean? Across; Through	400 Which physician would you see if you have a breast adenocarcinoma? Oncologist	400 What is the sacrum? 5 fused vertebrae, situated between the two hipbones of the pelvis.
500 Define kary/o. Nucleus	500 What does the suffix "-eal" mean? Pertaining to	500 What does the prefix "peri-" mean? Surrounding; Around	500 Which physician would you see if you have inflammatory bowel disease? Gastroenterologist	500 How many thoracic vertebrae are there? 12

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