Question

question 64
the medical term epi/lepsy means:
o seizure upon the mind and body
o apoplexy
great convulsions
small convulsions

question 65
the word part atelo - means:
o incomplete
o arteriole
blood serum
o vein

question 66
the phase in the cardiac cycle in which chambers relax between contractions is called:
lumen
dia/stole
o auscult/ation
o oc/clus/ion

Explanation:

• Question 64: The prefix "epi - " means "upon" and "lepsy" is related to "seizure". So "Epilepsy" means a seizure upon the mind and body. Apoplexy is a stroke - like condition, great convulsions and small convulsions are more about the intensity of convulsions rather than the general definition of epilepsy.
• Question 65: The word part "atelo - " means "incomplete". "Arteriole" is a small artery (related to "arteri - "), "blood serum" is related to "serum" (not "atelo - "), and "vein" is related to "ven - " (e.g., "venous").
• Question 66: In the cardiac cycle, "diastole" is the phase when the chambers relax. "Lumen" is the inside space of a blood vessel or tube. "Auscultation" is the act of listening (usually to the heart or lungs with a stethoscope). "Occlusion" means blockage.

Answer:

Question 64: seizure upon the mind and body
Question 65: incomplete
Question 66: dia/stole