Question

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pulse oxygen cv instrument used to measure

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many sleep (tests) cv process of recording

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build diagnostic terms for the following definitions by using the word parts you have learned.
example: instrument used to measure oxygen

1. visual examination of the larynx

1. visual examination of the mediastinum

1. pertaining to visual examination within (a hollow organ or body cavity)

1. visual examination of the chest cavity

1. visual examination of the bronchi

1. measurement of breathing

1. instrument used for visual examination of the bronchi

1. visual examination within (a hollow organ or body cavity

1. instrument used for visual examination of the chest cavity

1. instrument used for visual examination within (a hollow organ or body cavity)

Explanation:

For each term, we use medical root words (WR), combining vowels (CV), and suffixes (S). For example, "laryng/o" is the root for larynx, and "-scopy" is the suffix for visual examination, so "laryngoscopy". Similarly, "spir/o" (breathing) + "-metry" (measurement) gives "spirometry". Instruments use "-scope" as the suffix (e.g., "bronch/o" + "-scope" = "bronchoscope"). Terms for within a cavity use "endo -" (prefix, P) + relevant root (e.g., "endo/scopy").

Answer:

1. laryng/o / CV / scopy
2. mediastin/o / CV / scopy
3. endo /scopy
4. thorac/o / CV / scopy
5. bronch/o / CV / scopy
6. spir/o / CV / metry
7. bronch/o / CV / scope
8. endo /scopy
9. thorac/o / CV / scope
10. endo /scope