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Clinical Medical assistant Description: final test practice Author:
Creation Date: 13/11/2024 Category: Science Number of questions: 105 |
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The suffix “asthenia” means:
A. Inflammation
B. Fear
C. Destruction
D. Weakness. Which body organ is primarily affected in a person with pulmonary disease? A. Brain B. Kidney C. Lungs D. Stomach. Hepatitis means: A. Blood cell disorder B. Kidney infection C. Liver inflammation D. Muscle weakness. The term "lithiasis" is best described by which of the following? A. Constriction of tissue B. Dissolving C. Abnormal condition of stones D.Penetrating a cavity. In the structural hierarchy of organisms, which of the following immediately precedes the Systems level? A- Organism B- Systems C-Tissues D- Organs. In the structural hierarchy of organisms, the organs precedes which of the following level? A- Organism B- Systems C-Tissues D- Organs. In the structural hierarchy of organisms, the Systrems which of the following level precedes? A- Organism B- Systems C-Tissues D- Organs. Which of the following is an endocrine system disorder? Gigantism Hepatitis Encephalitis Pediculosis . A diet of plant foods supplemented with dairy products is called Lacto-ovo- vegetarían Vegan Lacto-vegetarian Regular. Which of the following system removes waste products, salts, and excess water from the blood and eliminates them from the body.? Digestive System Cardiovascular System Endocrine System Urinary System. The suffix “PHOBIA” means Tumor Pain Fear Flow. Phisical arrangement of bacteria where they are arranged in clusters is. A. Diplo B. Vibrio C. Staphylo D. Strepto. Which of the following roots means “uterus” Hyster. Vagin. Lact. Mast. The purpose of Gram stain is to classified bacteria. True False . The suffix “ITIS" means inflammation. TRUE FALSE. Ectopic (ECTO) is pertaining to something outside its normal location. TRUE FALSE. The root "RHIN" means Nose. TRUE FALSE. The root "MYEL” is Vertebra. TRUE FALSE. The root "LEUKIO” means black TRUE FALSE. The root "TROMBOCYTE” means plateles? TRUE FALSE. Muscles that can be controlled consciously best describes Smooth muscle Involuntary muscle Striate muscle Cardiac muscle. Muscles that can not be controlled consciously best describes Smooth muscle Involuntary muscle Striate muscle Cardiac muscle. Heart Muscles the best describes Smooth muscle Involuntary muscle Striate muscle Cardiac muscle. Which of the following controls body temperature, sleep, and appetite? Adrenal glands Hypothalamus Pancreas Thalamus. Which of the following controls respiration? medula oblonga Hypothalamus Pancreas Thalamus. stones in the gallbladder is: Cholelithiasis Cholecystitis Colitis Cystitis. inflamation of the gallbladder is: Cholelithiasis Cholecystitis Colitis Cystitis. The most large organs of the body is: The Integumentary System Lungs Brain Clavicle. If the foot is abducted; it is moved in which direction? Inward Downward Upward Outward. A patient with a high degree of jaundice typically has: Bruising and petechiae Yellow skin and sclerae Hemolyzed specimens Edematous extremities . Vitamin D deficiency can cause Dry skin Rickets Night blindness Dermatitis. Which of the following terms relates to a respiratory disorder? COPD colitis stroke Ml. The suffix that means “paralysis” is: Plegia itis Algia Phobia. The most common combining vowel is: I E A O. Civil actions involve Legal proceedings between private parties Offenses that can lead to imprisonment Regulations established by governments Violent crimes against the state or nation . Drawing a patient’s blood without his or her permission can result in a charge of: Negligence Breach of confidentiality Malpractice Assault and Battery . A synapse is The junction between two joints The junction between two neurons The main part of the neuron A type of nervous cell that supports, protects, and nourishes the neuron. A prefix is an element of a word that: Establishes its basic meaning Follows the root of the word Makes pronunciation easier Precedes the root of the word . This prefix means “outside”: Anti Exo Dys Mal . The word root of the medical term thoracic is: Thorac Oraci Racic Acic. All of the following are considered digestive system function except: Sensation Digestion Elimination Absorption. Which of the following terms is used to describe a lateral curvature of the spine? Kyphosis Scoliosis Osteoporosis Lordosis. . One gram of fat yields 4 kilocalories 6 kilocalories 8 kilocalories 9 kilocalories. The combining form "cephal/o" refers to which of the following? Abdomen Head Neck Ribs. Bacteria that cause desease in the human body are called Pathogens Hosts Normal flora Normal fauna . The hand bones are: Short bones Long bones Flat bones lrregular bones. The body region representing the neck region is the Axillar Cervical Patellar buccal. Which of the following is an organ of the digestive system? kidney Esophagus Testis Cerebellu . Cellular respiration is a function of the: Nucleus Ribosome Mitochondria Endoplasmic Reticulum. The duodenum is part of which body system? Circulatory lntegumentary Digestive Reproductive. Menarche refers to which of the following? Beginning of menstruation Development of female characteristics End of childhood End of pregnancy. The opposite of distal is: Caudal Medial Proximal Lateral. A type of diagnostic radiology that uses high frequency sound waves is Magnetic resonance imaging Tomography Arthrography Ultrasound . The structure containing the voice box is the Pharynx Larynx epiglottis Oropharynx. The liver and stomach are located in this body cavity. thoracic Abdominal cavity Cranial Spinal . The presence of high glucose concentrations in the urine is most suggesting of: Liver disease Diabetes mellitus Bile duct obstruction Hemolytic anemia . Nephr (G) and Ren(L) means: Kidney Liver Bladder Ovary . Name the endocrine organs that produce insulin. Testes Thyroid gland. Beta islet cells of the pancreas Parathyroid. Movement of a part away from the body Flexion Abduction Adduction Rotation. Which of the following is considered a disease of the skin? Dermis Dermatitis Lordosis Arthritis. Professional negligence is also called: Malpractice Malfunction Malice Arbitration . A suffix is an element of a word that: Establishes its basic meaning Follows the root of the word Makes pronunciation easier Precedes the root of the word . Which body plane divides the body into upper and lower portions? Frontal Midsagittal Transverse coronal. The heart and lungs are located in this body cavity. Abdominal cavity Cranial Spinal Thoracic. The skeletal system produces: Blood cells Calcium Lactic acid Vitamin D . The portion of the brain that coordinates skeletal muscle activity. Cerebellum. Pons. Medulla oblongata. Hypotalamus. The Ovary is part of which body system? Circulatory lntegumentary Digestive Reproductive. The femur, radius, and humerus are Short bones Long bones Flat bones irregular bones. Which of the following contains the central meaning of a word? Prefix Suffix Root Combining form. Which of the following stamens about protein is correct: Protein decreases the rate of carbohydrate absorption Protein serves as a constituent of bile. Protein assists with antibody production and diseases resistance Protein provides a concentrated source of heat and energy. The seven pairs of ribs, which attach to the sternum directly by their individual costal cartilage are True ribs False ribs Floating ribs Pectoral girdle. Bacteria that require an oxygen-free environment to survive is known as: Aerobic Facultative Anaerobic Microaerophilic . The suffix “ALGIA” means Tumor Pain Fear Flow. The upper layer of the skin is the: Dermis epidermis Subcutaneous Cutaneous. The largest and innermost organelle in the cell It is spherical body near the center of the cell, and it contains D.N.A. Ribosome Mitochondrion Cilium Nucleus. The oposite of medial is anterior Superior Proximal lateral. sperm is produced in the epididymis vas deferens prostate glande seminiferous tubes. wich of the folowins situations should receive first priority? chest pain occluded airway forearm loceration seizure. wich of the following is not a type of of muscle Cardiac smoth striped skeletal. the coronal plane divides the body into superior and inferior sections the body into medial and lateral sections the body into proximal and distal sections the body into anterior and posterior sections. wich of the following roots means dry? hemat hepat hyster ichthy. what connects bones to bones? ligaments tendones cartilague none above. wich of the following is a good sourec of vitamibn D? 1.leafy greens 2. sunlight 3. beef 4. fish liver oils 1 y 2 2 y 4 1 y 4 2. a patient spills hot tea on her lap. The area is painful and red, but there are no blisters, This is a sign of a first degree burn a second degree burn a third degree burn. Pain felt in the lower right quadrant (FID) is associated with the: Stomach Spleen Liver Appendix. what medical specialist would a patient with hypotiroidism see? dermatologist Cardiologist Endocrinologist Gastroenterologist. wich of the following roots means blod condition? Emia Ectomy Edema Emesis . What is the lateral bone of the forearm called? radius ulna Humerus Metacarpals. Bacteria that require an oxygen environment to survive is known as: Aerobic Facultative Anaerobic Microaerophilic . What is the medail bone of the forearm called? radius ulna Humerus Metacarpals. What is the bone of the arm called? radius ulna Humerus Metacarpals. what prevents food from entering the trachea? Pharynx Epiglotis Esophagus Sphincters. wich of the following root words means hard? ichthy Kerat Lapar Lord. most food and drugs are absorbed through the Mouth Stomch Small intestines Large intestins. wich of the following vitamins are fat soluble? A y D B y C E y C none above. What vitamin is importantr for blood clotting Vitamina A Vitamina K Vitamina e Pghosporus. Which of the following is considered a parasitic infection? malaria rinithis gastritis phlebitis. Aspirin and acetaminophen are examples of: Antiparasitic Analgesics and Antipyretics Antibiotic antihistamine. Which of the following is an endocrine system disorder? Gigantism Hepatitis Encephalitis Pediculosis . Who introduced MyPlate? U.S. Department of State Health and Human Services U.S. Department of Agriculture Food and Drug Administration. A number calculated from a person's weight and height is referred to as the A) kilocalorie. B) metabolism. C) body mass index. D) malnutrition. The largest single component of the body is _____. muscles nutrients water organs. What is another name for Ascorbic acid? Vitamin D Vitamin C Vitamin A Vitamin K. Which of the following provide about 55%-60% of a person's total calorie intake? Minerals Carbohydrates Vitamins Amino acids. Which of the following is an organic compound that does not provide energy but helps in the metabolism of proteins, carbohydrates, and fat? Carbohydrates Proteins Fats Vitamins. |
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