bonus final quiz questions Flashcards

1
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Digerge Syndrome and Velocardiofacial syndrome are both caused by a deletion of which specific chromosomal segment?

a. ) 13p9.25	
b. ) 14q 21.1
c. ) 22 q11.2
d. ) 21p.12
A

c.) 22 q11.2

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2
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Cytogenetic disorders impacting allosomes are generally incompatible w/ life T/F?

A

false

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3
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A patient w/ 47 XXY karotype demonstrates which disorder?

a. ) klinefelter’s
b. ) Turner
c. ) Down Syndrome
d. ) Velocardiofacial Syndrome

A

klinefelter’s

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4
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The combination of short stature and primary amenorrhea should be prompt strong suspicion of which syndrome

a. ) Down Syndrome
b. ) Turner Syndrome
c. ) Fragile X Syndrome
d. ) Klinefelter's Syndrome
A

b.) Turner Syndrome

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5
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  1. ) What is the most common cause of hypogonadism in males?
    a. )Down Syndrome
    b. ) Turner Syndrome
    c. ) Fragile X syndrome
    d. ) Klinefelter Syndrome
A

d.) Klinefelter Syndrome

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6
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Diseases of those ( ) pose the highest risk of mortality?

a. ) less than 1 year
b. ) 1-4 years
c. ) 5-14 years
d. ) 15-24 years
A

a.) less than 1 year

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7
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Approximately ( ) of newborns have a major anomaly deemed a birth defect having either cosmetic or functional significance?

a. ) 1%
b. ) 3%
c. ) 15%
d. ) 30%
A

b.) 3%

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8
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Most neonatal bacterial infections are acquired via ( ) infection

a. ) Transcervical
b. ) Transplacental
c. ) Trans-Am
d. )Transvestism
A

a.) Transcervical

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9
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A premature birth is categorized as a birth occurring at less than ( ) gestation and is 2nd most common form of neonatal mortality

a. ) 25 weeks
b. ) 35 weeks
c. ) 37 weeks
d. ) 40 weeks
A

c.) 37 weeks

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10
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Respiratory distress syndrome (RDS) occurs in ( ) of infants born at less than 28 weeks gestation

a. ) 2%
b. ) 6%
c. ) 20%
d. ) 60%
A

d.) 60%

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11
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Tumors of heart and lungs are among the most common forms of pediatric cancers

a. ) True
b. ) False
A

b.) False

Hemangioma; Lymphangioma; so-teratomas

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  1. ) What is the most common germ cell tumor of childhood?
    a. ) Sacrococcygeal teratoms
    b. ) Wilms Tumor
    c. ) Neuroblastoma
    d. ) Ewing Sarcoma
A

a.) Sacrococcygeal teratoms

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13
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Which 2 locations are most common sites for a pediatric hemangioma development

a. ) Face
b. ) Scalp
c. ) Thigh
d. ) Leg
A

a. ) Face

b. ) Scalp

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Malignant Neoplasms are the ( ) common cause of death in children btw 4-14

a. ) Most 
b. ) 2nd Most
c. ) 3rd
d. ) 4th
A

b.) 2nd Most

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15
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The median life expectancy for a patient with cystic fibrosis is approx. ( ) yrs

a. ) 10
b. ) 20
c. ) 30
d. ) 40
A

c.) 30

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16
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The cause of death for those who die of SIDS is

a. ) Thermal Stress
b. ) Bed Cosharing for 3 months
c. ) Prone sleeping
d. )Idiopathic
A

d.)Idiopathic

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17
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Homer wright pseudo-rosettes demonstrate a central neutrophil surrounded by tumor cells and are the hallmark histological feature of which condition

a. ) Rosetta Stonoma
b. ) Retinoblastoma
c. ) Frank-White Disease
d. ) Neuroblastoma
A

d.) Neuroblastoma

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18
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Neuroblastomas are derived from primordial neural crest cells are located near the simp. gang or

a. ) Adrenal Medulla
b. ) Liver
c. ) Brain Stem
d. ) Retina of Eye
A

a.) Adrenal Medulla

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19
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What condition causes a hallmark puplura known as blueberry muffin baby resulting from extra medullary hematopoiesis among infants

a. ) Neuroblastoma
b. ) Retinoblastoma
c. ) Hemangioma
d. ) Cystic Hemangioma
A

a.) Neuroblastoma

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20
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The condition demonstrating flexure wintersteiner rosettes on histological evaluation is

a. ) Rosetta Stonama
b. ) Retinoblastoma
c. ) Cystic Fibrosis
d. ) Neuroblastoma
A

b.) Retinoblastoma

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21
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Familial Cases of Retinoblastomas constitute 60-70% of all cases and are likely to be ( ) in their distribution

a. ) Multiple and Unilateral
b. ) Multiple and Bilateral
c. ) Singular and unilaterl (Sporadic Mutation)
d. ) Singular and Midline
A

b.) Multiple and Bilateral

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22
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Nutritional diseases are considered to be environmental diseases

a. ) True
b. ) False
A

a.) True

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23
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The Labor organization has estimated that work-related injuries and illnesses kill ( ) individuals each year

a. )1/2 million
b. ) 1 million
c. ) 3 million
d. ) 6 million
A

b.) 1 million

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24
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Influences from the ambient environment have greater health risks than do influences from an individual personal environment

a. ) True
b. ) False
A

b.) False

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25
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Most work related health conditions are the result of

a. ) Illness
b. ) Accidents
c. ) negligence
d. ) indolence
A

a.) Illness

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26
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Of approx. 80,000 chemicals currently in use w/ in US around ( ) have been experimental used for adverse health effects

a. ) 6
b. ) 600
c. ) 6,000
d. ) 60,000
A

b.) 600

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27
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Cytochrome p-450 is an important component of ( ) xenobiotic biotransformations

a. ) Phase 1
b. ) Phase 2
c. ) Phase 3
d. ) Phase 4
A

a.) Phase 1

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28
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A chemical that is not expected to be found inside a living organism is

a. ) Inhalant
b. ) Xenobiotic
c. ) Poison
d. ) Exogen
A

b.) Xenobiotic

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29
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Therapeutic and Illicit drugs are not considered to be xenobiotics

a. ) Ture
b. ) False
A

b.) False

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30
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The Us EPA monitors and sets allowable upper limits for ( ) pollutants

a. ) 6 
b. ) 55
c. ) 120
d. ) 600
A

a.) 6 (SO2 Ozone CO NO2 Pb Particulate Matter)

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31
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Outdoor air pollution causes the most adverse effects on what organ systems

a. ) Cardiovascular
b. ) Pulmonary
c. ) Hepatic
d. ) Renal
A

b.) Pulmonary

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32
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A harmful compound produced when sunlight reacts w. exhaust is

a. ) Radon
b. ) Dihydragoen Monoxinde
c. ) Carbon Monoxide
d. ) Ozone
A

d.) Ozone

33
Q

Alcohol consumption is associated with an increase incidence of which 3

a. ) Cancer
b. ) Def of B vit
c) Pancreatitis
d. ) Colitis
A

a. ) Cancer
b. ) Def of B vit
c) Pancreatitis

34
Q

Beneficial effect of alcohol are limited to 1 drink per day and includes which 2

a. ) Increase Serum HDL’s
b. ) Inhibited mast cell degranulation
c. ) Inhibition of platelet aggregation
d. ) increase Serum LDLs

A

c. ) Inhibition of platelet aggregation

a. ) Increase Serum HDL’s

35
Q

Chronic alcoholics commonly demonstrate a ( ) deficiency which may result in peripheral neuropathies

a. ) Vit C
b. ) Thiamine (B1)
c. ) Magnesium
d. ) Calcium
A

b.) Thiamine (B1)

36
Q

Cigarette Smoking is responsible for

a. ) 10% 
b. ) 33%
c. ) 75%
d. ) 90%
A

d.) 90%

37
Q

About 50% of individuals of Asian descent demonstrate deficienties in ( ) activity

a. ) Acetaldehyde dehydrog.
b. ) Peroxisome
c. ) NAD+
d. ) Hepatocycte Endoplasmic Reticulum

A

a.) Acetaldehyde dehydrog.

38
Q

Adverse drug runs are common in the practice of medicine and effect ( ) of hospitalized patients

a. ) 2-5%
b. ) 7-8%
c. ) 10-12%
d. ) 18-20%
A

b.) 7-8%

39
Q

A benefit to HRT is that it protects against ischemic heart disease

a. ) True
b. ) False
A

b.) False

40
Q

The mechanism of death following a heroin overdose includes WOTF

a. ) Prfound Resp Depression
b. ) Arrhythmia
c. ) Cardiac Arrest
d. ) severe Pulmonary Edema
A

a. ) Prfound Resp Depression
b. ) Arrhythmia
c. ) Cardiac Arrest
d. ) severe Pulmonary Edema

41
Q

Persistent adverse physical and function effects of Delta-a-tetra-hydrocannabinol are well established

a. ) True
b. ) false
A

b.) false

42
Q

An overdose of acetaminophen may result in liver failure from ( ) necrosis

a. ) Centriolobular
b. ) BV
c. ) Portal Triad
d. ) Cholesystitis
A

a.) Centriolobular

43
Q

Endocarditis has been shown to be present in approx. ( ) of hospitalized heroin users

a. ) 2%
b. ) 10%
c. ) 22%
d. ) 35%
A

b.) 10%

44
Q

Particulates smaller than ( ) in diameter are particularly harmful forms of air pollution since they are not removed by the nose or mucociliary clearance and cause reps inflammation

a. ) 1 um
b. ) 10 um
c. )1mm
d. ) 10mm
A

b.) 10 um

45
Q

Imperfect oxidation of carbonaceous materials is a source of

a. ) Sulfur dioxide
b. ) acid acidosis
c. ) ozone
d. ) Carbon monoxide
A

d.) Carbon monoxide

46
Q

Carbon monoxide is a systemic asphyxiant b/c hemoglobin has a ( ) greater affinity for carbon monoxide compared to O2

a. ) 2 fold
b. ) 10fold
c. ) 200 fold
A

c.) 200 fold

47
Q

Batteries and spray paint may be sources of environmental or occupational exposure to which pollutant

a. ) Radon
b. ) Lead
c. ) Ethyl Mercury
d. ) Cadmium
A

b.) Lead

48
Q

Swordfish or sharks are animals that may contain increased levels of

a. ) Lead
b. ) ROS
c. ) Methyl Mercury
d. ) Cadmium
A

c.) Methyl Mercury

49
Q

You have a 16 year old patient w/ persistent bilateral knee pain, abdominal pain, and subtle haring loss. Image of x-ray of knees. what is likely diagnosis

a. ) Lead Poisoning (Plubism)
b. ) Acute Ethyl Mercury
c. ) Chronic Methyl Mercury
d. ) Abestosis
A

a.) Lead Poisoning (Plubism)

50
Q

Smoking during pregnantcy increases the risk of preterm births and intrauterine growth retardation , but quitting smoking prior to pregnancy eradicates those risks

a. ) True
b. ) false
A

a.) True

51
Q

Th relative risk of lung cancer development in non-smokers exposed to passive smoke is ( ) when compared to non-smokers unexposed

a. ) 1
b. ) 1.3
c. ) 2.6
d. ) 6.2
A

b.) 1.3

52
Q

While smoking tobacco increases the risk of laryngeal and lung cancer it does nor increase the risk of bladder or kidney cancer

a. ) true
b. ) false
A

b.) false

53
Q

Which of the following environmental carcinogens is commonly found in wood preservatives as well as herbicides

a. ) lead
b. ) Mercury
c. ) Arsenic
d. ) Cadmium
A

c.) Arsenic

54
Q

A peripheral demyelinating neuropathy may manifest as motor difficulties in the most commonly used muscle groups in those that are exposed to

a. ) Lead
b. ) Mercury
c. ) Arsenic
d. ) Cadmium
A

a.) Lead

55
Q
Thermal burns cause \_\_\_\_\_\_\_ deaths per year in the US, while 10x more are
hospitalized
A. 5,000
B. 10,000
C. 15,000
A

A. 5,000

56
Q
Thickness burn may be categorized as a \_\_\_\_\_ or \_\_\_\_\_\_ burn
A. 1st degree
B. 2nd degree
C. 3 degree
D. 4 degree
A

C. 3 degree

D. 4 degree

57
Q

Full thickness burns demonstrate white or charred texture that are often
A. Hyper-pigmented
B. Painful
C. Anesthetic

A

C. Anesthetic

58
Q
A core temp about \_\_\_\_\_\_ is a heat stroke
A. 104 F
B. 106 F
C. 108 F
D. 110 F
A

B. 106 F

59
Q
Bradycardia and \_\_\_\_\_\_\_ commonly occur once an individuals core temp falls below
90F
A. COR PULMONATE
B. DENATURATION OF PROTEIN
C. PERIPHERAL VASCULAR DISEASE
D. ATRIAL FIBRILLATIN
A

D. ATRIAL FIBRILLATIN

60
Q
Ionizing radiation may induce nucleus swelling, condensation of chromatin and \_\_\_\_\_\_
A. apoptosis
B. mantle cell proliferation
C. iron def anemia
D. latrogenesis
A

A. apoptosis

61
Q

While ionizing radiation may cause single or double stranded breaks of the DNA double
helix, it is unable to break a cells plasma membrane

T/F

A

false

62
Q

If lymphocytes are destryed via sublethal dosese of ionizing radiation, celluar precursors
are able to restore normal lymphocyte count with in _____
A. minutes
B. 12 hours
C. 24 hours
D. several weeks

A

D. several weeks

63
Q

Small doses of ionizing radiation applied to large areas of the body is unable to cause clinically significant effects.
T/F

A

false

64
Q

Adult brain tissue is considered to be resistant to irradiation, while embryonic brain tissue is susceptible to damage.
T/F?

A

True

65
Q
Health risks are generally considered to begin once someone's body mass index
reaches \_\_\_\_
A. 25
B. 28
C. 30
D. 35
A

B. 28

66
Q
Inadequate vitamin c causes collagen fibers within BV to lack \_\_\_\_\_
A. elasticity
B. tensile strength
C. solubility
D. Ca ion transportation
A

B. tensile strength

67
Q
The toxic potential f \_\_\_\_\_\_ is s great that it may function as a potent rodenticide in
sufficient doses.
A. vit d
B. vit a
C. vit c
D. calcium
A

A. vit d

68
Q
The problematic health effects of obesity are related to total body weight and \_\_\_\_\_
A. dist of stored fat
B. serum calcium
C. high density lipoproteins
D. lean muscle mass
A

A. dist of stored fat

69
Q
The output of \_\_\_\_ is regulated by the adequacy of fat stores
A. insulin
B. ghrelin
C. peptide
D. leptin
A

D. leptin

70
Q
WOTF nutrients are considered to be AO? ACESEB- CAROTENE
A. Vit c
B. b carotene
C. selenium
D. vit a
A

A. Vit c
B. b carotene
C. selenium
D. vit a

71
Q
Ingestion of aflatoxin has a strong association with development of \_\_\_\_\_ cancer
A. breast
B. liver
C. colorectal
D. prostate
A

B. liver

72
Q

The influences of diet have consistently demonstrated a protective effect against cancer
development.

A

FALSE

73
Q
Obesity increases the risk of developing cholelithiasis gallstones by \_\_\_\_\_ time
A. 2
B. 3
C. 4
D. 6
A

D. 6

74
Q
The likelihood that an infectious agent will produce symptomatic diseases
A. infectivity
B. pathogenicity
C. virulence
D. somnolence
A

B. pathogenicity

75
Q
Females have a \_\_\_\_\_ increase risk of UTI than males
A. 2
B. 5
C. 10
D. 30
A

C. 10

76
Q
The ebola virus is considered to be a category \_\_\_\_\_ weapon
A. a
B. b
C. 1
D. 2
A

A. a

77
Q

Immunosuppression doesn’t impact pathogenicity T/F?

A

false

78
Q

Unscrupulous use of antibiotics has contributed to the development of increasingly virulent drug resistant microbes.
T/F?

A

True

79
Q
Which type of infectious agent is responsible for the development of trantissionable
spongiform encephalopathy.
A. prions
B. viro
C. bacteria
D. ectoparasites
A

A. prions