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1
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the four types of word parts are word roots, combining form, suffix, prefix (T or F)

A

true

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2
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How is a combining form used?

a. A combining form is used at the end of the second word root if the suffix begins with a vowel
b. the beginning of the second word root
c. at the end of a word that begins with a consonants

A

a

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3
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a combing vowel not used when a suffix begins with a vowel

A

TRUE

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4
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the body plane descriptive sections are midsagittal, transverse, and temporal

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FALSE

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5
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the four main types of tissues are epithelial, connective, muscular, nervous

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TRUE

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6
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two kinds of glands are exocrine and endocrine

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TRUE

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7
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what does the combing form: myel/o mean?

a. bone marrow
b. bones
c. heart
d. joints

A

A

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8
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what does the combing form: arthr/o mean?

a. joints
b. arteries

A

A

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9
Q

what does the combing form: chondr/o mean?

a. bone marrow
b. cartilage

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b.cartilage

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10
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what does the combing form: muscul/o mean?

a. fascia
b. muscular
c. brain
d. muscles

A

D

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11
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what does the combing form: fasci/o mean?

a. blood
b. fascion
c. fasica

A

c. fascia

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12
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the combing form: tend/o means tendons

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TRUE

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13
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the combing form: cardi/o means heart

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TRUE

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14
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the combing form: hem/o means blood vessels

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FALSE

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15
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the combing form: vas/o means blood vessels

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TRUE

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16
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the combing form: arteri/o means aorta

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FALSE

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17
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one function of the lymphatic system is absorption of proteins

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FALSE

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18
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a function of the lymphatic system is removal of waste products and tissue

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TRUE

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19
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a function of the lymphatic system is returning filtered lymph to vessels at the base of the neck

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FALSE

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20
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lymph nodes are lymphocytes capable of destroying pathogens

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TRUE

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21
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a parasite is a plant or animal living on or within another living organism at the expense of that organism

A

TRUE

22
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cancre is a class of diseases characterized by controlled division of cells and ability of these cells to invade other tissues

A

FALSE

23
Q

stage 1 breast cancer is cells beyond the duct but not in lymph nodes

A

TRUE

24
Q

stage II breast cancer means the cancer has reached one to three axillary lymph nodes

A

TRUE

25
Q

what structure is between the nasal cavity and the oropharynx

A

Nasopharynx

26
Q

what structure is above the larynx

A

epiglottis

27
Q

Asthma is chronic inflammatory disease of the

a. esophagus
b. bronchial tubes
c. nasopharynx
d. heart

A

B

28
Q

sinusitis is inflammation of sinuses

A

TRUE

29
Q

rhinorrhea is watery flow of mucus from mouth

A

FALSE

30
Q

dysphonia is difficulty in sleeping

A

FALSE

31
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lung cancer can be caused by smoking and inhaling secondhand smoke

A

TRUE

32
Q

upper GI tract consists of

mouth pharynx esophagus stomach

A

TRUE

33
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gastrointestinal tract consists of stomach intestin or intestine (gastr/o)

A

TRUE

34
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nephr/o, ren/o means kidneys

A

TRUE

35
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urine

a. urth/o
b. ur/o, urin/o
c. uer/o
d. uri/o

A

B

36
Q

cyst/o is

a. urine
b. kidneys
c. urinary bladder

A

C

37
Q

the central nervous system consists of the brain and spinal cord

A

TRUE

38
Q

the occipital lobe controls hearing and smells

A

FALSE

39
Q

the temporal lobe controls eyesight

A

FALSE

40
Q

optic/o

a. eyes
b. nose
c. mouth

A

A

41
Q

transparent outer space of eye covering iris an pupil

a. iris
b. sclera
c. cornea

A

C

42
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epidermis is the outermost layer of skin that contains no blood vessels or connective tissue

A

TRUE

43
Q

dermis is directly above the epidermis. sensory receptors for touch temperature, pain and pressure

A

FALSE

44
Q

cosmetic surgeon is a plastic surgeon who performs operations aesthetic rather than medical reasons

A

TRUE

45
Q

thymus helps develop immune system before birth and in childhood

A

TRUE

46
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male reproductive system primary function is to produce sperm and deliver them into female body for union with ovum to create new life

A

TRUE

47
Q

vasectomy is a female sterilization procedure by surgical removal of a small portion of vas deferens that prevents eggs from entering the ovaries

A

FALSE

48
Q

parts of the uterus are fundus, corpus, cervix, three major tissue layers

A

TRUE

49
Q

normal respiration for adults
a. 2 to 10
b. 5 to 25
c 12 to 20

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c. 12 to 20 respirations/minute

50
Q

CBC stand for complete blood cell count

A

TRUE

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