MA2021 cert Flashcards

1
Q

A substance produced by the stomach, necessary for the digestion of food, is called

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hydrochloric acid

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2
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The area between the lungs that contain the heart, trachea, esophagus, and thymus gland is called

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mediastinum

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3
Q

The outer most layer of the skin is called

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epidermis

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4
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The collar bone, a slender bone, on each side of the body, connecting the breastbone to each shoulder is the

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clavical

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5
Q

Facial bones that compose the lower jaw are referred to as the

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mandibular

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6
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Facial bones that compose the massive upper jaw bones

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maxillary

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7
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The bat-shaped bones that extends behind the eyes and forms part of the base of the skull is called?

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sphenoid bone

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8
Q

Which of the following bones from the forehead and bony sockets contain the eyes?

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frontal

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9
Q

Canals in the inner ear that affect equilibrium are

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semicirular canals

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10
Q

The function of the veins is to

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carry deoxygenated blood to the heart

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11
Q

The valve located on the right side of the heart

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tricuspid valve

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12
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Cellular elements in the blood which are important in coagulation are

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platelets

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13
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The serous membrane which lines the abdominal wall is called

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peritoneum

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14
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The air sacs in the lungs in which the exchange of gasses take place is

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aveoli

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15
Q

The voice box is called the

A

larynx

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16
Q

A condition in which the heart is unable to pump adequate amounts of blood to the tissues and organs

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cardiac failure

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17
Q

Nucleo refers to

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nucleus

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18
Q

Tissues are composed of

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cells

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19
Q

Arteries

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carry oxygen rich blood from the heart to all parts of the body

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20
Q

An osteoblast

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is a cell of mesodermal origin which is concerned with the formation of bones

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21
Q

The longest bone in the body is the

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femur

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22
Q

how many bones in the body

A

206

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23
Q

Apgar is

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a rating mechanism for the newborn

24
Q

The urinary system is composed of the

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Kineys, uretes, bladder, urethra

25
Q

Goiter

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is a visible swelling of the thyroid gland

26
Q

The opposite of distal is

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proximal

27
Q

The opposite of ventral is

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dorsal

28
Q

The body is divided into front and back by which of the following planes?

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coronal

29
Q

Conducting away is referred to as

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efferent

30
Q

Variation in the shape of the red cell would be indicated as

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poikilocytosis

31
Q

Red blood cells appear red due to the presence of

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oxyhemoglobin

32
Q

The smallest blood vessel is the

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capillary

33
Q

the only artery which carries deoxygenated blood is

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Superior vena cava

34
Q

Erythroblastosis fetalis is an example of what type of anemia

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hemolytic

35
Q

A thrombic occlusion is a

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blocking of an artery by a clot

36
Q

A large molecule which is the main constituent of chromosomes is referred to as

A

deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA)

37
Q

Neurons that carry impulses toward the brain or spinal cord are

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afferent neurons

38
Q

The point of contrast between the axon of one neuron and a dendrite or cell body of another neuron is a

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synapse

39
Q

Glial cells are

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nervous system connective cells

40
Q

The first part of the nerve cell which receives the nervous impulse is the

A

dendrite

41
Q

Persons incapable of forming melanin are called.

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albino

42
Q

What are the two types of direct examinations using a microscope to identify microorganisms?

A

wet mount and KOH mount

43
Q

A urine test usually requires between _____and ______mL of the specimen.

A

30-50

44
Q

A leukocyte is also know as a/an

A

white blood cells

45
Q

An erythrocyte is also known as a

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red blood cells

46
Q

What is the longest time a tourniquet should remain on the patients arm?

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one min

47
Q

GTT is a test for

A

sugar metab

48
Q

The universal donor is blood type

A

o

49
Q

The largest white blood cells are the

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monocyte

50
Q

IPPB is used in the treatment of

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Pneumonia

51
Q

Ultrasound waves are disrupted by

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air/ gas

52
Q

Hot packs are a form of physical therapy that provides

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superficial and moist heat

53
Q

When autoclaving surgical instruments, the timing period begins when

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adequate pressure has built up and the proper temperature has been reached

54
Q

Active immunity will be produced when

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the antigen or the microorganisms are injected into the patient

55
Q

Normal oral temperature is 98.6°F. The equivalent Celsius temperature is

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37.0 C

56
Q

A counting chamber utilized in manual microscopic methods is called a

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hemacytometer

57
Q

The purpose for applying paste or jelly when running an ECG is to reduce

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skin resistance