MA 50 Week 1 Theory Spelling and Terminology Exam

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Across
  1. 3. management. An assortment of skills, tools, and practices used to manage time during daily activities and when accomplishing specific projects.
  2. 4. ethic. Set of values held by employees of performing work for a moral good.
  3. 5. An addition to the end of a term that changes the grammatical function of the term.
  4. 8. The form of a term that indicates the presence of only one.
  5. 10. An awareness of one’s own personality or uniqueness.
  6. 12. root. A component of a medical term that does not have a combining form vowel attached.
  7. 14. Preconceived opinion that is not based on reason or actual experience.
  8. 17. thinking. Using deductive reasoning to examine a problem or issue from a variety of different angles in order to arrive at the most appropriate conclusion and using that information in order to guide behaviors.
  9. 18. Capable of producing fever.
  10. 21. player. Works cooperatively with a group of people.
  11. 22. The depression between the thigh and the trunk of the body; the inguinal region.
  12. 23. Internal organs.
  13. 25. The outermost part of the body.
  14. 26. pressure. Difference between the systolic and diastolic measurements.
Down
  1. 1. Outward or visible persona that a person gives to other individuals.
  2. 2. pedis. A pulse point palpable on the instep of the foot.
  3. 6. A word component added to the beginning of a word root or combining form that typically modifies the remaining part of the term.
  4. 7. The relaxation phase of the heartbeat; the period of least pressure.
  5. 9. Pertaining to the artery that lies adjacent to the femur.
  6. 11. An instrument used in auscultation to convey to the ear the sounds produced by the body.
  7. 13. The form of a term that indicates more than one.
  8. 15. Ability to overcome challenges such as trauma, tragedy, personal crises, and life problems—and bounce back stronger and wiser with a greater sense of self-esteem.
  9. 16. Doing the right thing in a reliable way; having a moral compass.
  10. 17. forms. In medical terminology, the word root with a combining form vowel (usually an “o”) that aids in making the word pronounceable, particularly when adding a suffix that begins with a consonant.
  11. 19. Referring to the radial artery or pulse taken in the radial artery.
  12. 20. Throbbing caused by the regular alternating contraction and expansion of an artery.
  13. 24. Characteristics that are inherent or natural, while others must be learned.