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Which of the following is NOT a symptom of bacterial meningitis? Fever Headache Extreme hunger Altered mental status Neck stiffness
Extreme hunger
Which of the following conditions should someone with progeria NOT worry about? Stiff joints Fragile bones Sleep apnea Cardiovascular disease
Sleep apnea
What part(s) of the brain are most affected by Alzheimer’s?
Cerebral cortex
Hypothalamus
Hippocampus
Cerebral cortex and hippocampus
All of the following are possible causes of a labral tear except: Dislocation Degeneration Walking Dysplasia
Walking
Which of the following is not a complication resulting from Type 2 diabetes? Heart attack Neuropathy Deafness Reinopathy
Deafness
When a pneumonia patient's breathing rate is increased in order to make up for decreased lung efficiency it is referred as: Eupnea Tachypnea Bradypnea Apnea
Tachypnea
Which of the following can be a symptom of diphtheria?
Mild fever
Thick grey lining in throat
Skin lesions
Mild fever
Thick grey lining in throat
Skin lesions
What part of the body does MS damage?
Basil lamina
Myelin sheath of neurons
Skeletal muscles of lower extremities
Myelin sheath of neurons
What part of the brain does Parkinson's affect? Parietal lobe Thalamus Substantia nigra Cerebellum
Substantia nigra
Complete decongestive therapy (CDT) for the treatment of lymphedema includes: Compression garments Exercise Manual lymph drainage Self-care education
Compression garments
Exercise
Manual lymph drainage
Self-care education
A common type of tear to the glenoid labrum is a SLAP tear, what does SLAP stand for?
Severe laceration with acute pain
Serrated tear of the labrum anteriorly positioned
Superior tear of the labrum from anterior to posterior
Swollen labrum accompanying perforation
Superior tear of the labrum from anterior to posterior
What is the third stage of HIV called? AIDS Chronic HIV infection Retroviral syndrome Antiretroviral
AIDS
Where does the name gamekeeper's thumb originate from? Soccer goalies Scottish hunters Baseball statisticians Chicken farmers
Scottish Hunters
What is the inner, jelly-like structure in the intervertebral disc called? Annulus fibrosis End plate Nucleus pulposus Transverse foramen
Nucleus puplosus
Sickle cell disease is:
A non-autosomal recessively inherited condition affecting hemoglobin
An autosomal recessively inherited condition affecting hemoglobin
A non-autosomal recessively inherited condition affecting plasma
An autosomal recessively inherited condition affecting plasma
An autosomal recessively inherited condition affecting hemoglobin
