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Doig, Curtis, CURTIS,TODDA, TODDCURTIS, Todd Curtis

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- Test 2 Answer Key
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- CC 306M Test 2 (Spring 2013) 1. Combining form for hair: A) Trich/o B) Pil/o C) Steat/o D) A and B E) All the above 2. Another technical term for tinea unguium is: A) Onychomycosis B) Trichomycosis C) Hidromycosis D) Sebomycosis 3. Best term for pertainin
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- exam 6 100
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- Medical Terminology
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- UrinaUrine Urinophilbacteria lives in the urine, something attracts urine Urinalysisbreaking down components of urine Ouronurine Uremiaurine in blood Urochesiapassage of urine from anus Chesiadeffication Cupruresiscopper in urine Glucosuriaglucose in urin
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- cc306m_quiz6key
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- CC306M: Medical Terminology Quiz 6 June 21, 2012 Section 1: Creating Terms Directions: For each definition, select the best medical term from the terms provided. 1. breathing pattern with a respiratory rate equal to or fewer than 8 breaths per minute. a.
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- Information for Test 3
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- CC306M: Information for Test 3 I. What does the test cover? The test covers the material presented in class (e.g. terms, etymologies, historical information) and the chapters on Cardiovascular System, Blood and Lymphatic Systems, and Respiratory System wh
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Information for Test 3
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- Information for Test 7
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- CC 306M - Spring 2012
- CC306M: Information for Test 7 I. What does the test cover? The test covers the material presented in class (e.g. terms, etymologies, historical information) and the chapters on Male Reproductive System and the Female Reproductive System which are ch. 14
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Information for Test 7
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- Syllabus
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- CC 306M: Intro to Medical and Scientific Terminology Fall 2013 Time: MWF 8:00-9:00 (33275)/ Location: SAC 1.402 Time: MWF 9:00-10:00 (33280)/ Location: SAC 1.402 Instructor: Todd Curtis Email: [email protected] Office: WAG 200A Office Hours: MWF 10:3
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Syllabus
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- CC306M_6_S11-Curtis
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- CC 306M Test 6 (Spring 2011) 1. The term os, as in os uteri, means: A) Bone B) Uterus C) Mouth D) None of the above 2. The combining form for lip(s): A) Labi/o B) Cheil/o C) Or/o D) A and B E) All the above 3. A displacement of a tooth that twists/rotates
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- Exam 7 Review
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- CC 306M - Spring 2011
- Exam 7 Review Please add or change this document if you'd like. It's the last test and I know most of us wanna get A's, so lets all contribute to this and make a kick ass review! Good luck studying :) CC306M: Information for Test 7 I. What does the test c
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Exam 7 Review
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- Test 3 Answer Key
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- CC 306M Test 3 (Spring 2013) 1. The root in anisosphygmia means: A) Pulse B) Narrowing C) Blood pressure D) Fatty paste 2. The term cor in cor pulmonale indicates the structure involved is the: A) Heart B) Valve C) Lung D) Abdominal core 3. The best term
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- Test 4 Answer Key
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- CC 306M Test 4 (Fall 2012) 1. Combing form meaning entire brain: A) Encephal/o B) Cerebr/o C) Cerebell/o D) Cephal/o 2. The combining form lept/o, as in leptomeninges and leptophonia, means: A) Having jumped B) Scaly, hard C) Protective D) Thin, delicate
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Test 4 Answer Key
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- blood and lymp system
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- CC 306M - Spring 2008
- Blood and Lymph System 1. ANATOMICAL TERMS: (Matching terms) 1. blood circulation 2. primary gland of lymphatic system 3. removal of cellular debris by "eating" 4. microscopic vessels linking arterioles and venules 5. a rose-colored granular leukocyt
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- Answer Key Test 4
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- CC 306M Test 4 (Spring 2013) 1. Combining form for entire brain: A) Encephal/o B) Cerebr/o C) Cerebell/o D) Cephal/o 2. The combining form lept/o, as in leptomeninges and leptophonia, means: A) Having jumped B) Scaly, hard C) Protective D) Thin, delicate
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- Test 3
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- CC 306M - Fall 2013
- CC 306M Test 3 (Fall 2012) 1. The combining form in stethoscope means: A) Pulse B) Chest C) Blood pressure D) Narrow 2. The term pectoris in angina pectoris is a third declension: A) Nominative singular B) Nominative plural C) Genitive singular D) Genitiv
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Test 3
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- Test 3 Answer Key
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- CC 306M - Fall 2013
- CC 306M Test 3 (Fall 2012) 1. The combining form in stethoscope means: A) Pulse B) Chest C) Blood pressure D) Narrow 2. The term pectoris in angina pectoris is a third declension: A) Nominative singular B) Nominative plural C) Genitive singular D) Genitiv
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- Test 7 Answer Key(1)
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- CC 306M Test 7 (Spring 2012) 1. The combining form for glans penis: A) Balan/o B) Perine/o C) Orchid/o D) Phall/o 2. The medical term for the surgical rejoining of the previously severed vas deferens; the revision of a vasectomy: A) Vasovasotomy B) Vasova
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- Test 2
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- CC 306M Test 2 (Fall 2012) 1. Choose the best answer, the combining form for sweat: A) Hidr/o B) Hydr/o C) Hygr/o 2. The root in paronychia means: A) Hair B) Alongside C) Nail D) Oil 3. Another term for dermis: A) Corium B) Cutis C) Mesothelium D) Papilla
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- Test 4
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- CC 306M - Fall 2013
- CC 306M Test 4 (Fall 2012) 1. Combing form meaning entire brain: A) Encephal/o B) Cerebr/o C) Cerebell/o D) Cephal/o 2. The combining form lept/o, as in leptomeninges and leptophonia, means: A) Having jumped B) Scaly, hard C) Protective D) Thin, delicate
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Test 4
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- Test 6 Answer Key
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- CC 306M Test 6 (Fall 2012) 1. _itis = inflammation of the gums A) CheilB) GingivC) StomatD) Gloss2. The combining form meaning duct: A) An/o B) Proct/o C) Colon/o D) Doch/o 3. A rotation of a tooth in the direction of the tongue: A) Buccoversion B) Buccoc
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- Test 1 Answer Key
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- CC 306M Test 1 (Spring 2013) 1. What are the term components (prefix, combining form, root, suffix) of pancytopenia? A) Prefix, combining form, suffix B) Prefix, root, suffix C) Combining form, root, suffix D) Root, root, suffix 2. What does the suffix in
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- Test 5 Answer Key
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- CC 306M Test 5 (Fall 2012) 1. Combining form for cornea: A) Scler/o B) Kerat/o C) Dacry/o D) Phak/o 2. The combining form ambly/o, as in amblyopia means: A) Vision B) Bad/foul C) Both/double D) Dull/dim 3. Nearsightedness is also termed: A) Hyperopia B) M
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- Test 1 Answer Key (2)
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- CC 306M - Spring 2014
- CC 306M Test 1 (Fall 2013) 1. What are the term components (prefix, combining form, root, suffix) of carcinophobia? A) Prefix, combining form, suffix B) Prefix, root, suffix C) Combining form, root, suffix D) Root, root, suffix 2. What does the root in hy
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- CC 306M NOTES
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- CC 306M NOTES Chapter 1: Basic Term Components Rod of Asclepius greek god of medicine 5th BCE; one snake wrapped around staff Caduceus of Hermes messenger God; 2 snakes wrapped and wings 16th CE starts being associated with medicine after printed in a bo
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- Pronunciation
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- CC 306M - Spring 2014
- Chapter 1: Basic Term Components I had a kiwi on my chest (keloid) I tore the biscuit in my knee (meniscus) carpool tunnel syndrome (carpal) 1. Clarity Anorectic Anorectal of meaning 1. Clarity of Meaning Anorectic (n-rktc) Anorectal (-n-rktl) 1. C
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Pronunciation
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- Test 6 Answer Key (2)
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- CC 306M Test 6 (Fall 2013) 1. _itis = inflammation of the stomach A) GastrB) StomatC) AbdominD) A and B 2. Surgical removal of the gall bladder: A) Cholecystectomy B) Cholocystectomy C) Choledochectomy D) Colocystectomy 3. The combining form in buccogingi
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Test 6 Answer Key (2)
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- Med. Term. 5a
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- 1 Chapter 5: Cardiovascular System belief: sperm comes from spinal cord chamber: bigger than real chamber, it comes from what it important 2 Cardiocentric vs. Encephalocentric Right vs. Left Ventricle Tripartite soul Soul of antiquity is very connected to
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Med. Term. 5a
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- Chapter 1 Notes
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- Term Component lip lip/o -emia hyperprotein Category root Combining form suffix prefix root Meaning fat fat Blood condition excessive protein Most medical terms have 3 basic component parts: the root, the suffix, and the prefix. Each term is formed by co
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Chapter 1 Notes
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- Med. Term. 2c
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- CC 306M - Spring 2014
- Chapter 1: Basic Term Components I had a kiwi on my chest (keloid) I tore the biscuit in my knee (meniscus) carpool tunnel syndrome (carpal) 1. Clarity Anorectic Anorectal of meaning 1. Clarity of Meaning Anorectic (n-rktc) Anorectal (-n-rktl) 1. C
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Med. Term. 2c
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- Anatomical Latin
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- Anatomical Latin Herophilus and Erasistratus: Human Dissection in Ancient Alexandria *The following is primarily derived from Heinrich von Staden, The Discovery of the Body: Human Dissection and Its Cultural Contexts in Ancient Greece, Yale Journal of Bio
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Anatomical Latin
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- Test 5 Answer Key
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- CC 306M Test 5 (Spring 2013) 1. Combining form for cornea: A) Scler/o B) Kerat/o C) Corne/o D) A and C E) B and C 2. The combining form ambly/o, as in amblyopia, means: A) Vision B) Bad/foul C) Both/double D) Dull/dim 3. Nearsightedness is also termed: A)
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- 12, 24, 38, 52 70, 80, 86, 92 ENGR 265 Chapter 5 HW Answers ENGR 265 Chapter 5 HW Answers ENGR 265 Chapter 5 HW Answers ENGR 265 Chapter 5 HW Answers
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- Answers to 7, 10, 20, 24, 29 Answers to 7, 10, 20, 24, 29
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- 4 Anatomical Latin Putting it Together copy
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- Anatomical Latin: Putting it Together Noun Endings Review FIRST DECLENSION (femenin) SECOND(masculi ne) SECOND, NEUTER THIRD, CONSONANT AND I-STEM THIRD NEUTER nom. sing. a gen. sing. Ae nom. plural Ae gen. plural Arum Us I I Urum Um I A Urum varies Is Es
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- Med. Term. 12b
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- CC 306M - Fall 2014
- Gastrointestinal System -itis Diagnostic Terms Inflammation of the is: Mouth Small intestine- interitis Salivary gland Lip - chilatis Tongue- glossaitis, linguitis Gums-gengivitis Esophagus- esophagitis Stomach- gastritis Lower portion of the small intest
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Apr 21, 2017
| Would highly recommend.
Pretty easy, overall.

Course Overview:

He was such a fun and intelligent teacher. Going to class and studying a bit made getting an A very possible!

Course highlights:

This class made readying through medical terms way easier. It teaches you the basics on prefixes, suffixes, etc.

Hours per week:

0-2 hours

Advice for students:

Just go to class and study before the exam. Doing the study guides also helped a ton. As logn as you try, you'll get an A.
- Course Term: Fall 2016
- Professor: Curtis
- Course Required? Yes
- Course Tags: Great Intro to the Subject Participation Counts
Feb 24, 2017
| Would highly recommend.
Pretty easy, overall.

Course Overview:

It was very interested and useful in daily life

Course highlights:

Learned alot about how to understand medical jargon

Hours per week:

3-5 hours

Advice for students:

Study the vocab heavily and use the practice exams
- Course Term: Spring 2016
- Professor: CURTIS,TODDA
- Course Tags: Great Intro to the Subject Always Do the Reading Participation Counts
Feb 21, 2017
| Would highly recommend.
Pretty easy, overall.

Course Overview:

Great class great professor very interesting

Course highlights:

Greek and Latin origins of mediCal terminology

Hours per week:

3-5 hours

Advice for students:

Go to class study do practice exams super easy what he says is on test
- Course Term: Fall 2016
- Professor: Todd Curtis
- Course Tags: Great Intro to the Subject Go to Office Hours Always Do the Reading

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