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1. Introduction to Anatomy & Physiology
Introduction to Anatomical Terms for Body Regions
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Which of the following anatomical terms contains a prefix that means 'painful'?
A
Dysuria
B
Euphoria
C
Hypotension
D
Hyperplasia
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Identify the prefixes in each of the given terms: 'Dys-' in Dysuria, 'Eu-' in Euphoria, 'Hypo-' in Hypotension, and 'Hyper-' in Hyperplasia.
Understand the meaning of each prefix: 'Dys-' means 'painful' or 'difficult,' 'Eu-' means 'good' or 'normal,' 'Hypo-' means 'below' or 'under,' and 'Hyper-' means 'above' or 'excessive.'
Focus on the prefix 'Dys-' in Dysuria, as it directly translates to 'painful' or 'difficult,' which matches the question's requirement.
Analyze the term 'Dysuria': The suffix '-uria' refers to urine or urination, so 'Dysuria' means 'painful or difficult urination.'
Conclude that the correct answer is 'Dysuria,' as it is the only term with a prefix that means 'painful.'
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