Who Wants to be a Millionaire

1
Who Wants to be a Millionaire?

• Medical Terminology

2
Rules of the Game

• You will be asked a question about medical
  terminology.
• The first to raise his/her hand and answer the
  question correctly.is a final contestant.
• If you are having trouble answering a question,
  you can call on a lifeline. You can use each of
  the three lifelines 1x.
• Pole the audience
• Reduce the choices to 50/50
• Call a friend

3
Match the suffixes with its correct definitions

• 1. -oid, eg. thyroid
• 2. -olysis, eg. chemonucleolysis
• 3. -plasia, eg. hyperplasia
• 4. -trophy, eg. hypertrophy
• 5. -oma, eg. lymphoma

• A. Destruction, to separate out
• B. Tumor, neoplasm
• C. Like, similar to
• D. Growth (cells)
• E. Development/feeding

4
Which of the following terms is defined as
softening of the bone

• A. hyperplasia
• B. osteogenesis
• C. osteoid
• D. osteomalacia

5
Diarrhea and pyorrhea contain the same suffix,
what does this suffix mean?

• flow or discharge
• breathing, air, lungs
• Paralysis
• weakness

6
What do gene, genetics, pathogen, genitals, and
homogenous all have in common?

• A. They all have to do with inheritable traits.
• They all have something to do with infections.
• They all have gen as part of the word, meaning
  genesis or origin, coming into being,
  production, birth.
• They all were initially discovered or created by
  an individual named gennifer.

7
Which of the following terms specifically defines
glial cell tumor?

• A. adenoma
• B. carcinoma
• C. fibroma
• D. glioma

8
Normal breathing is

• Apnea
• Eupnea
• Dyspnea
• Bradypnea
• Tachypnea

9
The cancerous tumor (sarcoma/carcinoma) has
metastasized and so we cannot call it an in situ
tumor. Explain this sentence

• A. The cancerous cells from the tumor have
  spread to another site, so the tumor is no longer
  in position.
• B. The cancerous cells were removed before they
  were able to spread.
• C. The cancerous cells have remained localized
  and therefore have not spread to another site.
• D. The cells are noncancerous, the cells are
  part of a growth that doesnt spread.

10
I am near-sighted, the term for this is

• A. hyperopia
• B. mypoia
• C. presbyopia
• D. diplopia

11
What words definition is enlarged extremities

• A. hypertrophy
• B. dysphagia
• C. diuresis
• D. acromegaly
• E. anemia

12
Cryosurgery was performed and necrosis
resulted. What happened?

• A. Surgery using cold was performed and death of
  the tissue resulted.
• B. Surgery using heat was performed and death of
  the tissue resulted.
• C. We cryed during surgery and excess growth of
  the tissue resulted.
• D. Small hidden sacs were discovered and
  removed.

13
How is a colostomy different from a
gastroduodenostomy?

• A. Both have to do with surgery of the digestive
  system, just different ways of stating the same
  procedure.
• B. The colostomy refers to a new opening of the
  trachea, and gastroduodenostomy refers to cutting
  into the abdomen.
• C. Colostomy mean surgical repair of a hernia,
  and gastroduodenostomy suturing of the stomach
  and duodenum.
• D. Colostomy refers to a new opening in the
  large intestine, and gastroduodenostomy means a
  new opening between the stomach and duodenum.

14
Michael Jackson had rhinoplasty done. What does
this mean?

• A. He had plastic surgery done on his nose.
• B. He had surgical repair of a blood vessel.
• C. He had a surgical puncture to remove amniotic
  fluid.
• D. He had a tracheotomy done.
• E. He had a lobotomy done.

15
Match the following definitions with the correct
suffix

• A. Inflammation of
• B. Condition of
• C. Hernia/rupture/swelling
• D. Hemmorrhage
• E. Any disease of
• F. pain

• 1. -osis, eg. Neurosis
• 2. -itis , eg. Arthritis
• 3. -opathy, eg. Hysteropathy
• 4. -algia/-odynia, eg. myalgia
• 5. -cele eg. Meningocele
• 6. -orrhagia, eg. Menorrhagia

16
Match the following definitions with the correct
suffix

• A. Within the muscle
• B. Between the ribs
• C. One side of the body is paralyzed
• D. Painful urination
• E. Drugs used to destroy bacteria
• F. Away from the midline of the body
• G. Towards the midline of the body
• H. Without fever
• I. Without sepsis, sterile

• 1. Aseptic
• 2. Afebrile
• 3. Adduction
• 4. Abduction
• 5. Antibiotic
• 6. Dysuria
• 7. Hemiplegia
• 8. Intercosta
• 9. intramuscular

17
What would the doctor use to help her examine the
vagina and cervix?

• A. Arthroscope
• B. Otoscope
• C. Speculum
• D. Electrocardiograph
• E. Stethoscope

18
Define the underlined terms

• An angiography was performed to obtain an
  angiogram. Then electrocardiography was
  performed to obtain an electrocardiogram. And
  then spirometry was performed.