The image provided is a reference chart titled "Printable Medical Terminology Prefixes." It lists 67 common prefixes used in medical language, along with their meanings and examples. Since there is no specific question or problem stated (like “What does ‘hyper-’ mean?” or “Give an example of a prefix meaning ‘without’”), I will assume the task is to understand how to use this chart — perhaps to look up a prefix’s meaning or find an example.
But since no actual question was asked, let me create a simple, likely homework-style question based on this chart:
Example Question:
*What does the prefix “brady-” mean? Give one example word from the chart.*
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Let’s solve it step by step:
1. Look at the chart for the row that starts with “brady-”.
2. In the “PREFIX” column, find “brady-” — it’s number 11.
3. Read across to the “MEANING” column → it says “Slow”.
4. Read further to the “EXAMPLE” column → it says “Bradycardia”.
So, “brady-” means “slow”, and an example is “bradycardia” (which means slow heart rate).
✔ Double-check: Yes, row 11 matches. Meaning = Slow. Example = Bradycardia. Correct.
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Final Answer:
The prefix “brady-” means “slow”. An example is “bradycardia”.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of printable flashcards medical terminology.
