Test 1 Flashcards

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Gastr/o is an example of a:

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combining form

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2
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the passing of waste products of metabolism out of the body

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excretion

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3
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muscle shrinkage after little to no use

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atrophy

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4
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pnuemonitis

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inflammation of the lung tissue

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5
Q

which is true about osteoporosis?

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DEXA scan is used to diagnose

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6
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the covering of the body

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integument-

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7
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-pathy

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disease

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8
Q

union of a sperm and an egg

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fertalization

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9
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tissue around a bone

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periosteum

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10
Q

the root of “pulmonologist” is:

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pulmono-

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11
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what does the prefix in “epigenetics” mean?

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above or over

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12
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an injection with a short, thin needle into the dermis that leaves a small wheal on the skin is:

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intradermal

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13
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tinea

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fungal infection

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14
Q

Kaposi Sarcoma is a skin manifestation of what disease:

A

HIV/AIDS

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15
Q

Rule of Nines is used in treatment and prognosis of:

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Burns

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16
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Allograft

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a skin graft from a cadaver or another person’s skin

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17
Q

(T or F) Prefixes can have more than one meaning

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True

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18
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(T or F) Axilla is the term used to describe multiple armpits

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False

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19
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(T or F) Hypotension means low blood pressure

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True

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20
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The functional unit of DNA

A

gene

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21
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The picture of the human chromosomes lined up in pairs

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karyotype

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22
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the opposite of distal

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proximal

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23
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the vertical plane that divides the body into left and right halves

24
Q

pertaining to or near the tailbone:

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inflammation of the skin
dermatitis
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breakdown on skin from prolonged pressure
decubitus ulcer
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malignant skin neoplasm formed by melanocytes
melanoma
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fungal infection of the nails
onychomycosis
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complete dislocation of the bone
luxation
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partial dislocation of the bone
subluxation
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surgical replacement of the joint
arthroplasty
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what medical term has a suffix that means "standstill" or "control"
homeostasis
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part of a cell having a specialized function
organelle
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anabolism
manufactures proteins from simple materials
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what is NOT a function of the skin
support the muscles
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what is FALSE about a combining form?
a root alone cannot be a combining form
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keratin
tough, scaly protein that makes up your hair and nails
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curvature characterized by anterior deviation of the spine
lordosis
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hollow part behind your knee
popliteal fossa
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body part moves away from the midline
abduction
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hand rotates so that palm is facing forward/up
supination
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ADL stands for:
activities of daily life
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comminuted fracture
breaks in several places
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Greenstick Fracture
one side breaks, the other bends
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Transverse Fracture
fracture at a right angle to the long axis of the bone
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Oblique Fracture
runs diagonally across the bone
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Stress Fracture
caused by repetitive microtrauma to the bone
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Stages of healing a bone
(1) hematoma, (2) callus, (3) spongy bone, (4) restructuring
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what is NOT a function of the skeletal system
movement
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the skull is what type of bone?
flat
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what bone is NOT a part of the axial skeleton
pelvis
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bone disease that causes bones to become soft and bowed
osteomalacia
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pediculosis
lice
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involuntary muscle tissue (2)
cardiac & smooth (d)
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