Medical Terminology of the Cardiovascular System: Key Concepts and Pronunciation

The video tutorial explains medical terminology related to blood, focusing on prefixes and root elements. It covers terms like 'amia' for blood, 'Luke' for white, and 'lip' for fat, explaining conditions such as leukemia and lipemia. The tutorial also discusses glucose and hyperglycemia, emphasizing the correct syntax for these terms. The video concludes with an invitation to explore more content on CTE skills.

What does the prefix 'Luke' indicate in medical terminology?

• Sugar

• Excessive

• Fat

• White

What is the meaning of 'leukemia'?

• Increased blood cells

• Fat in the blood

• White blood cells

• Excessive sugar in blood

What does 'lipemia' refer to?

• Low fat levels

• Excessive white cells

• Fat in the blood

• Sugar in the blood

What does 'hyperglycemia' signify?

• Low sugar levels

• Normal blood sugar

• Excessive blood sugar

• Decreased white cells

Where can more educational content be accessed as mentioned in the video?

• CTE skills website

• Local library

• Educational books

• Online courses