Question

1. define hemat/oma.

○ to hemorrhage
○ blood slowing
○ blood clot
○ blood swelling or tumor

1. ______ is a tear of the tendons that hook the muscles of the forearm to the elbow.

○ ankylosis
○ gout
○ subluxation
○ tennis elbow

Explanation:

Question 9

To define "hemat/oma", we analyze the word parts. "Hemat-" relates to blood, and "-oma" means a swelling or tumor (or a mass). Let's check the options: "to hemorrhage" is incorrect (not a definition of hematoma). "Blood slowing" is incorrect. "Blood clot" is a thrombus, not hematoma. "Blood swelling or tumor" matches the meaning of hematoma (a collection of blood, a swelling from blood).

We need to identify the condition that is a tear of the tendons connecting forearm muscles to the elbow. "Ankylosis" is joint stiffness, not tendon tear. "Gout" is a type of arthritis from uric acid crystals. "Subluxation" is partial dislocation. "Tennis elbow" (lateral epicondylitis) involves tearing of tendons at the elbow (connecting forearm muscles to elbow).

Answer:

D. blood swelling or tumor

Question 10