Final Examination

Forty questions cover everything decoded across the course, hearing terms spoken aloud and reading them as visible word parts. Read the instructions below before starting.

Final: Decode the dialogue

There are 40 questions. You may replay audio twice. Spelling is not scored unless you are assembling visible word-part tiles.

36 to 40: transfer mastery

32 to 35: course mastery

24 to 31: developing; review the suggested cards and retry

0 to 23: rebuild the foundation; no penalty and no locked content

The exam is educational, not a health-care credential.

Part A: listen to each term and choose its useful meaning.

bradycardia

Choose the best meaning.

fast breathingslow heart ratelow blood sugarheart inflammation

Review: Session 2 (heart, vessels, blood, and clots).

meningoencephalitis

Choose the best meaning.

removal of the skullnerve paininflammation of meninges and braintumor of bone marrow

Review: Session 3 (brain, nerves, and altered function).

hematuria

Choose the best meaning.

too little bloodblood in urineheavy menstrual bleedingurine in blood

Review: Session 6 (kidneys, urine, sugar, and glands).

nephrectomy

Choose the best meaning.

surgical removal of a kidneyvisual examination of a kidneyincision into the bladderkidney inflammation

Review: Session 10 (procedures, tests, specialists, and synthesis).

bronchoscopy

Choose the best meaning.

removal of a lungrecording of breathingvisual examination of bronchial airwaysrepair of the chest wall

Review: Session 4 (breathing, lungs, chest, and airway).

metastatic adenocarcinoma

Choose the best meaning.

bacterial disease of a vesselgland-forming cancer that has spreadbenign collection of bloodgland inflammation before birth

Review: Session 8 (cancer, cells, disease, infection, and immunity).

thrombocytopenia

Choose the best meaning.

blood outside a vesseltoo many red cellsclot dissolved by treatmenttoo few platelets

Review: Session 2 (heart, vessels, blood, and clots).

postpartum hemorrhage

Choose the best meaning.

heavy bleeding after deliverylow blood pressure in a newbornuterine examination during pregnancydifficult breathing before birth

Review: Session 9 (reproduction, birth, time, and number).

Part B: decode the visible word parts.

peri / card / itis

inflammation around the heartenlargement within the heartheart removalrecording across a vessel

Review: Session 2 (heart, vessels, blood, and clots).

hypo / glyc / emia

high sugar in urinelow urine outputlow blood sugarblood in urine

Review: Session 6 (kidneys, urine, sugar, and glands).

gastr / o / enter / o / logy

inflammation of stomach and colonspecialty concerning stomach and intestinesremoval of the stomachintestinal pain

Review: Sessions 5 and 6 (stomach, intestines, liver, pancreas, and gallbladder; kidneys, urine, sugar, and glands).

oste / o / myel / itis

spinal-cord tumorjoint painmuscle weaknessinflammation/infection involving bone and marrow

Review: Session 7 (bones, joints, muscles, spine, and skin).

sub / cutane / ous

beneath the skinacross the skinwithin a vesselabove a bone

Review: Session 7 (bones, joints, muscles, spine, and skin).

poly / arthr / itis

pain in one muscleinflammation of many jointscondition of the entire spinerepair of two bones

Review: Session 7 (bones, joints, muscles, spine, and skin).

cardi / o / my / o / pathy

disorder of heart musclenerve disorder affecting the heartheart imageblood around a muscle

Review: Session 2 (heart, vessels, blood, and clots).

thorac / o / centesis

incision into the chestchest imaging processpuncture to remove/sample fluid from the chestchest repair

Review: Session 10 (procedures, tests, specialists, and synthesis).

hyster / o / scopy

removal of the uterusuterine paininflammation around a newbornvisual examination of the uterus

Review: Session 9 (reproduction, birth, time, and number).

immun / o / suppression

increased white-cell countreduction of immune activitybacterial spread in bloodtissue death

Review: Session 8 (cancer, cells, disease, infection, and immunity).

Part C: build the term from tiles.

Build the word for inflammation of a kidney.

Your answer

No tiles added yet.

Review: Session 10 (procedures, tests, specialists, and synthesis).

Build the word for a blood condition of low sugar.

Your answer

No tiles added yet.

Review: Session 10 (procedures, tests, specialists, and synthesis).

Build the word for a visual examination of the colon.

Your answer

No tiles added yet.

Review: Session 10 (procedures, tests, specialists, and synthesis).

Build the word for surgical removal of the gallbladder.

Your answer

No tiles added yet.

Review: Sessions 5 and 6 (stomach, intestines, liver, pancreas, and gallbladder; kidneys, urine, sugar, and glands) and Session 10 (procedures, tests, specialists, and synthesis).

Build the word for fast breathing.

Your answer

No tiles added yet.

Review: Session 2 (heart, vessels, blood, and clots) and Session 10 (procedures, tests, specialists, and synthesis).

Build the word for enlargement of the liver.

Your answer

No tiles added yet.

Review: Sessions 5 and 6 (stomach, intestines, liver, pancreas, and gallbladder; kidneys, urine, sugar, and glands) and Session 10 (procedures, tests, specialists, and synthesis).

Build the word for nerve pain.

Your answer

No tiles added yet.

Review: Session 10 (procedures, tests, specialists, and synthesis).

Build the word for a new growth.

Your answer

No tiles added yet.

Review: Session 8 (cancer, cells, disease, infection, and immunity).

Part D: infer meaning from dramatic context.

The CT shows an expanding intracranial hematoma.

Choose the best meaning.

a collection of blood inside the skulla clot inside a veininflammation around the hearta lung tumor

Review: Session 3 (brain, nerves, and altered function).

She is bacteremic and now septic.

Choose the best meaning.

both words mean an ordinary feverbacteria were detected in blood, and she now has a dangerous systemic response to infectionher blood has no bacteria, but her urine doesthe first means viral and the second bacterial

Review: Session 8 (cancer, cells, disease, infection, and immunity).

Cardiology suspects cardiogenic shock.

Choose the best meaning.

the brain is causing slow breathinga blood cancer is causing painthe kidneys are producing too much urinethe heart's function is causing the shock state

Review: Session 2 (heart, vessels, blood, and clots).

A large pleural effusion is compressing the lung. Prepare for thoracentesis.

Choose the best meaning.

remove the entire lungpuncture the chest/pleural space to remove or sample fluidinspect the stomachrepair a heart vessel

Review: Session 4 (breathing, lungs, chest, and airway) and Session 10 (procedures, tests, specialists, and synthesis).

The patient has left hemiparesis, not hemiplegia.

Choose the best meaning.

weakness on one side, not complete paralysisparalysis of both legs, not one armmental illness, not a physical symptomnerve pain, not brain inflammation

Review: Session 3 (brain, nerves, and altered function).

Urology is treating urosepsis, and urine output has fallen to oliguria.

Choose the best meaning.

there is too much sugar in urinethe bladder has been removedurinary infection is associated with a dangerous systemic response, and urine output is lowthe kidneys are enlarged but normal

Review: Session 6 (kidneys, urine, sugar, and glands).

The biopsy confirms metastatic carcinoma.

Choose the best meaning.

the mass is definitely benignthe tissue is infected by bacteriathe tumor has been removedthe cancer has spread beyond its original site

Review: Session 8 (cancer, cells, disease, infection, and immunity).

Neonatology is present because the infant may need postnatal support.

Choose the best meaning.

the heart team, before surgerythe newborn team, after birththe maternal team, before pregnancythe cancer team, during biopsy

Review: Session 9 (reproduction, birth, time, and number).

Part E: transfer to combinations not explicitly practiced.

dermat/o/myos/itis (dermatomyositis) most plausibly means:

inflammation involving skin and muscleskin tumor around a nervespinal-cord diseasemuscle removal through the skin

Review: Session 7 (bones, joints, muscles, spine, and skin).

cardi/o/pulmon/ary (cardiopulmonary) most plausibly concerns:

blood and kidneysheart and lungsbrain and spinestomach and intestine

Review: Session 4 (breathing, lungs, chest, and airway).

hepat/o/ren/al (hepatorenal) most plausibly concerns:

gallbladder and urineliver and lungsblood and heartliver and kidneys

Review: Sessions 5 and 6 (stomach, intestines, liver, pancreas, and gallbladder; kidneys, urine, sugar, and glands).

endo/my/o/cardi/al biopsy (endomyocardial biopsy) most plausibly samples:

fluid around the lunga vessel under the skintissue from inside the heart musclebone marrow inside a vertebra

Review: Session 10 (procedures, tests, specialists, and synthesis).

oste/o/necr/osis (osteonecrosis) most plausibly means:

bone tissue deathbone enlargementjoint inflammationmuscle pain

Review: Session 7 (bones, joints, muscles, spine, and skin).

Given the guest ending -cele meaning protrusion, mening/o/myel/o/cele most plausibly means:

brain electrical recordingremoval of bone marrowprotrusion involving meninges and spinal cordinflammation of a nerve and muscle

Review: Session 3 (brain, nerves, and altered function).

Your score reflects decoding, not medical expertise.

Watch for a term in your next medical drama. Pause after you hear it. Say the likely body root and ending before turning on subtitles. That is the real transfer test.