Question

question 65
the combining form of a stem word is usually made of two component parts, the:
o word root and suffix
o word root and combining vowel
o word root and prefix
o prefix and suffix

question 66
in the medical term intra/ven/ous, -ven- is the:
o prefix
o word root or stem word
o combining form
o suffix

question 67
the term \prognosis\ means:
o full knowledge
o no knowledge
o after knowledge
o before knowledge

Explanation:

• For Question 65: The combining form of a stem - word consists of a word root and a combining vowel. The word root provides the core meaning, and the combining vowel (usually an 'o', 'i', etc.) is used to ease pronunciation when joining word parts.
• For Question 66: In the medical term 'intra/ven/ous', 'intra -' is the prefix meaning within, '-ven-' is the word root referring to vein, and '-ous' is the suffix.
• For Question 67: The term "prognosis" comes from Greek roots, with 'pro -' meaning before and 'gnosis' meaning knowledge, so it means a prediction or forecast before an event, which can be thought of as "before knowledge".

Answer:

Question 65: word root and combining vowel
Question 66: word root or stem word
Question 67: Before knowledge