Which of the below is the main part or foundation of a word?

The combination of a word root and a vowel to make the pronunciation of *1/1 word roots easier?

Which of the below is added at the END of a word root or combining form *1/1 to modify its meaning?

Which of the below is a syllable or syllables placed before a word or word *1/1 root to alter its meaning or create a new word?

Which of the below is the study of the heart or vessels?

Which of the below is the study of body cells?

Which of the below is the study of stomach & intestines?

Which of the below is the study of the female reproductive system?

Which of the below is the study of tissues?

Which of the below is the study of the body's resistance to disease is called?

Which of the below is the study of the nervous system.

Which of the below is the study of diseases? *

Which of the below is the study of the feet?

Which of the below is the study of the mind?

Which of the below is the study of urinary and male reproductive systems?

Which kind of data comes from the healthcare provider's examination of the patient

What kind of data is given by the patient or family member?

Which of the following is not an incoming call from a patient?

The guidelines for dealing with an angry patient DOES NOT INCLUDE

Which of the following is NOT good telephone etiquette?

What kind of electronic communication sends and receives printed materials over a telephone line?

What kind of electronic communication is an almost instantaneous and essentially cost-free method of transmitting written information?

What refers to particular people, places, or things.

What are words that name a person, place, thing, or concept.

Which nouns name groups that are normally written in the singular form. (e.g. a committee, a healthcare team, etc.)

Which of the below are words that modify or describe nouns or pronouns.

What are formed by verbs but work as nouns or modifiers?

Which of the following is an example of a transitive verb?

What verb often shows an action but there is never a receiver of the action?

Words that show relationships of time or space (at, in, on,...) are called……..

Which of the following helps you to be clear in your writing?

Which of the following are used at the ends of sentences, in abbreviation and in decimals?

Which punctuation is used between items in a list?

What kind of clause cannot stand alone as a complete sentence?

What kind of clause expresses a complete idea and can stand alone as a complete sentence or as a part of a loner sentence?

A word or phrase that links a dependent clause to an independent clause is called…..

Use a comma before a _ in a sentence with two independent clauses.

Which punctuation shows possessiveness and contractions?

Which punctuations are used to enclose the exact words of a speaker or writer?

Which punctuation is used to end a sentence showing urgency, emotion, *1/1 or excitement?

Which of the following is a group of words without a subject or verb?

Which of the following is a group of words that contains both a subject and a verb?

What sentence type has one or at least two independent clauses connected by a comma and then a coordinating conjunction?

What type of sentence has one independent clause?

Which grammatical error has a comma between two complete sentences?

Which of the following is the correct verb tense?

What part of paragraphing basics is often the first sentence in the paragraph that expresses the main idea?

In a paragraph, what provides the reader with the details that make up the main idea of the paragraph?

Which organization defined cultural competence as "the knowledge and interpersonal skills that allow providers to understand, appreciate, and work with individuals from cultures other than their own"?

Who defined Cultural Competence as "the process in which the HCP continually strives to achieve the ability and availability to effectively work within the cultural context of the client?.

What is the process of seeking a thorough understanding of the attitudes and beliefs of other cultural and ethnic groups, as well as the healthcare conditions and diseases that exist among diverse ethnic groups?

What is the all-important desire to become more knowledgeable and skillful?

What does Cultural skill mean?

What scale of cultural competence is characterized by attitudes, policies, *1/1 structures, and practices by an individual or within a system that is destructive to members of a cultural group?

What does Cultural Incapacity mean?

Which of the following describes the individuals or institutions that demonstrate an acceptance and respect for cultural differences?

What form of communication is the primary means of expression for all cultures and its meaning can vary from culture to culture?

Which of the following is NOT an example of areas in which misunderstanding may occur in Non-verbal Communication?