Question

question 40
angina pectoris literally means:
o vessel : clot
o vein : pain
o vessel : in chest
o artery : pain

question 41
the literal meaning of the diagnostic term cardio/myo/path/y is:
o heart/muscle/blood/condition
o heart/muscle/disease/condition
o poor blood flow/trauma
o circulation/problems

question 42
the medical condition of ___ is the backward bending of the thoracic spinal vertebrae.
o kyphosis
o scoliosis
o kinesiology
o lordosis

Explanation:

• Question 40: "Angina" comes from the Greek word meaning "strangling" or "pain", and "Pectoris" relates to the chest (but in medical terminology, when considering root - word analysis for the given options, "angina" is often associated with pain and in the context of the heart (artery - related pain as it is related to coronary artery issues).
• Question 41: "Cardio" means heart, "myo" means muscle, "path" means disease, and "y" is a suffix (often indicating a condition).
• Question 42: Kyphosis is the backward bending (hunchback) of the thoracic spinal vertebrae. Scoliosis is a lateral (side - to - side) curvature, kinesiology is the study of movement, and lordosis is an anterior (forward) curvature (usually of the lumbar spine).

Answer:

• Question 40: artery : pain
• Question 41: heart/muscle/disease/condition
• Question 42: kyphosis