Question

analyze and identify terms by selecting the correct combining forms with the definition.

1. neck of the uterus select
2. vagina select

analyze and identify terms by selecting the correct prefix with the definition

1. excessive or increased select
2. bad, difficult, painful select

analyze and identify terms by selecting the correct suffixes with the definition

1. surgical fixation select
2. pregnant select

analyze and identify terms by selecting the correct word root with the definition

1. menstruation, menses select
2. testicles, testis, testes select

analyze and identify terms by selecting the correct word part:

1. excessive menstruation flow prefix: select word root:

Explanation:

This analysis breaks down the medical word parts (combining forms, prefixes, suffixes, and word roots) based on standard medical terminology definitions.

Identify combining forms for anatomical terms

Using the Medical Terminology knowledge point:

• Neck of the uterus refers to the cervix. The combining form representing the cervix is cervic/o.
• Vagina is represented by the combining form colp/o (or vagin/o).

Identify prefixes by definition

Using the Medical Prefixes knowledge point:

• Excessive or increased is represented by the prefix hyper-.
• Bad, difficult, painful is represented by the prefix dys-.

Identify suffixes by definition

Using the Medical Suffixes knowledge point:

• Surgical fixation is represented by the suffix -pexy.
• Pregnant (or state of pregnancy) is represented by the suffix -gravida.

Identify word roots by definition

Using the Medical Word Roots knowledge point:

• Menstruation, menses is represented by the word root/combining form men/o (or root men).
• Testicles, testis, testes is represented by the word root/combining form orchid/o or test/i (commonly orch/o, orchi/o, or orchid/o).

Analyze word parts for excessive menstruation flow

Using the Medical Terminology and Medical Word Roots knowledge points:

• The term for excessive menstruation flow is menorrhagia or hypermenorrhea.
• Looking at the prompt "9. excessive menstruation flow Prefix: [Select] Word Root:", the prefix representing "excessive" is hyper-, and the word root representing "menstruation" is men.

Answer:

No.	Problem	Answer
2	Vagina	colp/o
3	excessive or increased	hyper-
4	bad, difficult, painful	dys-
5	surgical fixation	-pexy
6	pregnant	-gravida
7	menstruation, menses	men/o
8	testicles, testis, testes	orchid/o
9	excessive menstruation flow	Prefix: hyper- / Word Root: men