Question

question 4 of 10
when something is closer to a limbs point of attachment, it is said to be proximal to it; what is it said to be when it is further away from the point of attachment?

limber
not proximal
distal
at the end

question 5 of 10
how is each medical term usually made?

Explanation:

Identify the anatomical directional term for distance from attachment

The opposite of proximal (closer to the point of attachment) is distal (further away from the point of attachment).

Identify the standard construction of medical terms

Medical terms are typically constructed using a prefix, a word root (or combining form), and a suffix.

Answer:

Question 4

• Limber
• Not proximal
• Distal (Correct answer)
• At the end

Question 5

• Prefix, Root, and Suffix (Correct answer)