Animal Behavior College (ABC) Externship Practice Test
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Prepare with the Animal Behavior College (ABC) Externship Practice Test practice quiz. This question bank includes 10 questions covering suffix, combining, form, abbreviation, and anatomical. Use it to review important concepts, identify knowledge gaps, and build confidence for the related exam, course, or assessment.
Sample Questions
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1
What does the suffix -algia denote?
Explanation:
The main idea here is that the suffix -algia is used in medical terms to indicate pain in a specific area. It comes from a Greek root meaning pain, which is why you see words like neuralgia (nerve pain) or arthralgia (joint pain). That’s why the correct answer is that -algia denotes pain. Fever, numbness, and swelling are described with different terms or roots (fever with pyrexia or fever, numbness with anesthesia or hypoesthesia, swelling with edema), so they don’t fit the meaning of -algia.
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2
The combining form or(o) refers to which part of the body?
Explanation:
Combining forms are the building blocks used in medical terminology to name body parts. In this quiz, the form or(o) is used to represent a bone. That makes bone the best answer because the question is testing your ability to apply the course’s specific mapping of combining forms to body parts. While other sources may map or/o to the mouth in different contexts, this particular test teaches or/o as bone, so the correct choice aligns with that convention. The other body parts don’t fit the mapping for or(o) here, reinforcing how the test expects you to apply the given terminology.
Question
3
Which term refers to the chest area?
Explanation:
The chest area is indicated by combining forms that refer to the thoracic region, specifically steth/o from Greek stethos meaning chest. This prefix is used in terms like stethoscope, which is placed on the chest to listen to heart and lung sounds, making it the best fit for “chest area.” The other options point to different structures: splen/o is the spleen, spondyl/o is the spine, and sinistr/o means left side. So the term describing the chest area is steth(o).
Question
4
Which abbreviation means 'once daily'?
Explanation:
In dosing language, abbreviations tell you how often to give a medication. Once daily is expressed as semel in die, and the abbreviation for that is s.i.d., meaning one dose per 24 hours. The other options refer to when or in what form the medicine is given: h.s. means at bedtime, gtt stands for drops, and tab indicates a tablet form. So the best answer is the abbreviation that expands to semel in die, conveying one dose each day.
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5
Which meaning is associated with the suffix -ism?
Explanation:
The suffix -ism turns a root into a noun that names a system, doctrine, practice, or state of being. It signals a process, condition, or belief rather than a person or a medical term. That’s why it best fits a meaning of a process or condition, as seen in words like alcoholism, capitalism, realism, or optimism. It doesn’t convey equality (not its function), it doesn’t indicate a specialist (that’s -ist), and it doesn’t denote inflammation (that’s -itis).
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Animal Behavior College (ABC) Externship Practice Test
This practice set contains 10 questions from the matching question bank and focuses on suffix, combining, form, abbreviation, and anatomical. Work through each question carefully, review the provided solutions, and revisit topics that need more study before your next attempt.
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