Question

match the term with the correct definition

anus
bile, gall
large intestine
swallowing
small intestine

options:
chol/e
an/o
enter/o
col/o
-phagia

Explanation:

Analyze the anatomical terms and combining forms

Using the Medical Terminology knowledge point, we match each anatomical term or physiological process on the left with its corresponding medical combining form or suffix from the dropdown menu:

1. anus: The combining form representing the anus is an/o (derived from the Latin anus).
2. bile, gall: The combining form representing bile or gall is chol/e (derived from the Greek chole).
3. large intestine: The combining form representing the large intestine (colon) is col/o (derived from the Greek kolon).
4. swallowing: The suffix representing swallowing or eating is -phagia (derived from the Greek phagein).
5. small intestine: The combining form representing the small intestine is enter/o (derived from the Greek enteron).

Answer:

Term	Medical Combining Form / Suffix
bile, gall	chol/e
large intestine	col/o
swallowing	-phagia
small intestine	enter/o