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The diacritical mark ˘ is called a (breve, macron). 3. The ෆ indicates the (short, long) sounds of vowels. 4. The ˘ indicates the (short, long) sounds of vowels. 5. The combination ch is sometimes pronounced like (k, chiy). Examples are cholesterol, cholemia. 6. When pn is at the beginning of a word, it is pronounced only with the sound of (p, n). Examples are pneumonia, pneumotoxin. 7. When pn is in middle of a word, the p (is, is not) pronounced. Examples are orthopnea, hyperpnea. 8. When i is at the end of a word, it is pronounced like (eye, ee).
2. The diacritical mark ˘ is called a (breve, macron). 3. The ෆ indicates the (short, long) sounds of vowels. 4. The ˘ indicates the (short, long) sounds of vowels. 5. The combination ch is sometimes pronounced like (k, chiy). Examples are cholesterol, cholemia. 6. When pn is at the beginning of a word, it is pronounced only with the sound of (p, n). Examples are pneumonia, pneumotoxin. 7. When pn is in middle of a word, the p (is, is not) pronounced. Examples are orthopnea, hyperpnea. 8. When i is at the end of a word, it is pronounced like (eye, ee).
When i is at the end of a word, it is pronounced like (eye, ee). Examples are bronchi, fungi, nuclei. 9. For ae and oe, only the (first, second) vowel is pronounced. Examples are bursae, pleurae. 10. When e and es form the final letter or letters of a word, they are commonly pronounced as (combined, separate) syllables. Examples are syncope, systole, nares. Check your answers in Appendix A. Review material that you did not answer correctly. CORRECT ANSWERS ϫ 10 = % SCORE Gylys-01 09/30/2004 7:32 PM Page 12 Blank page Gylys-02 10/01/2004 12:39 PM Page 13 C h a p t e r 2 Suffixes C H A P T E R O U T L I N E Objectives Suffix Linking Suffix Types Learning Activities Surgical, Diagnostic, Pathological, and Related Suffixes Grammatical Suffixes Plural Suffixes O B J E C T I V E S Upon completion of this chapter, you will be able to: Define and provide examples of surgical, diagnostic, pathological, and related suffixes.