Select a word root or element that appears in the text book. Find a non-medical term that contains this word root. Define your word root and the term in which it appears. For example, sarc/o means flesh. The non-medical term sarcasm contains the root sarc and means a cutting remark intended to ridicule. You may use any word root or element that appears in the text. Remember that the word you select must be a non-medical term. You should also provide some insight as to why you find the term interesting. Keep in mind that just because a non-medical term has the same letters as the medical element does not mean that they come from the same root. For example, the word monster looks like it has the prefix mon/o. It doesn't. You need to research your non-medical term rather that just relying on appearance.