Question 1:

Dr. Reilly has a patient, Jessica Adams, who needs to have a cystoscopy. Jessica knows a family friend who has received a cystoscopy in the past. She believes that surgery is necessary, even though she has not been officially diagnosed.

Use your knowledge of this week’s “Language of Medicine” lesson to answer the following questions, and solve Jessica’s confusion.

Using the Language of Medicine textbook:
a. Break the term ‘cystoscopy’ into its medical word parts
b. What is the definition of cystoscopy?

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Question 1: 

Dr. Reilly has a patient, Jessica Adams, who needs to have a cystoscopy. Jessica knows a family friend who has received a cystoscopy in the past.  She believes that surgery is necessary, even though she has not been officially diagnosed.

Use your knowledge of this week’s “Language of Medicine” lesson to answer the following questions, and solve Jessica’s confusion.

Using the Language of Medicine textbook:
a.	Break the term ‘cystoscopy’ into its medical word parts 
b.	What is the definition of cystoscopy?

anonymous · Answer

is a procedure used to see inside your urinary bladder and urethra — the tube that carries urine from your bladder to the outside of your body.