American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) Practice Exam

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Which of the following terms refers to cartilage?

Chonr
Chondr
Chondro
Chondra

The correct answer is: Chondr

The term that refers to cartilage is "Chondro." This prefix is derived from the Greek word "chondros," meaning cartilage. It is commonly used in various anatomical and medical terms to indicate a connection to cartilage tissue. For example, words like "chondritis" (inflammation of cartilage) and "chondrocyte" (a cell that forms cartilage) incorporate this prefix, demonstrating its relevance in medical terminology related to cartilage. The other options, while similar, do not accurately represent the term for cartilage. "Chonr" and "Chondra" do not hold any recognized meaning in the context of medical terminology. "Chondr" is close but does not stand alone as a recognized prefix in the same way "chondro" does; it is often used as part of a longer word rather than independently.