- Bile is produced in the
Your answer:
pancreas
gallbladder
stomach
liver
duodenum
- The combining form cheil/o means
Your answer:
tongue
digestion
lip
chyle
cheek
- The combining form stomat/o means
Your answer:
digestion
stomach
opening
mouth
tongue
- The combining form for bile duct is
Your answer:
choledoch/o
cheil/o
cholecyst/o
cholangi/o
bilirubin/o
- The suffix -emesis means
Your answer:
swallowing
meal
blood condition
digestion
vomiting
- The epiglottis covers the
Your answer:
trachea
esophagus
oropharynx
bronchi
laryngopharynx
- The mucosal folds in the stomach wall are called
Your answer:
sphincters
fundi
villi
rugae
papillae
- Projections on the intestinal wall all called
Your answer:
villi
omenta
gingivae
stomata
papillae
- An accessory organ of digestion is
Your answer:
stomach
colon
ileum
liver
spleen
- If the etiology of a disease is unknown, it is called
Your answer:
iatrogenic
idiopathic
contagious
endemic
autogenous
- Protrusion of an organ through a wall is
Your answer:
reflux
perforation
volvulus
diverticulosis
hernia
- The term for loss of appetite is
Your answer:
bulimia
anorexia
ascites
obstipation
aerophagia
- The term deglutition means
Your answer:
swallowing
a backward flowing
gastric indigestion
difficulty swallowing
digestion
- Downward displacement of internal organs is
Your answer:
visceroptosis
ascites
visceropexy
borborygmus
Crohn's disease
- Black stools are called
Your answer:
obstipation
halitosis
fecalith
melena
cirrhosis
- Surgical Connection of two tubular structures is
Your answer:
colostomy
obstipation
peristalsis
ileostomy
anastomosis
- The abbreviation for twice a day is
Your answer:
tid
pp
qid
bid
pc
- A liver function enzyme test is
Your answer:
UPI
HBV
IVC
SGPT
GTT
- The abbreviation for every night is
Your answer:
qid
pc
prn
npo
qpm
- Binging and purging is called
Your answer:
anorexia
hematemesis
bulimia
dysphagia
anorexia nervosa
- The small elevations of the surface of the tongue, capable of receiving taste, are
Your answer:
rague
buccae
papillae
chyme
stoma
- The structure lying beneath the hard enamel surface of the tooth is
Your answer:
dentin
gingiva
soft palate
uvula
bolus
- The structure that has both respiratory and digestive functions is the
Your answer:
tongue
uvula
trachea
esophagus
pharynx
- The lower esophageal sphincter is also known as
Your answer:
pyloric sphincter
fundus
cardiac sphincter
longitudinal folds
longitudinal sphincter
- The section of the large intestine associated with the appendix is
Your answer:
colon
cecum
rectum
anus
sigmoid colon
- The section of the large intestine associated with the spleen is the
Your answer:
hepatic flexure
ascending colon
descending colon
sigmoid colon
transverse colon
- All of the following are produced by the liver EXCEPT
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fibrinogen
prothrombin
bile
erythrocytes
glycogen
- The combining form odont/o means
Your answer:
teeth
gums
lip
straight
tongue
- An ulcer that produces a hole in the stomach wall is said to be a/an
Your answer:
peptic ulcer
gastric ulcer
chronic ulcer
perforated ulcer
acute ulcer
- When the blood supply to a herniated structure is cut off due to pressure, the hernia is said to be
Your answer:
congenital
anemia
inguinal
strangulated
umbilical
- A life threatening obstruction in which the bowel twists upon itself is
Your answer:
volvulus
intussusception
ischemia
peritonitis
hernia
- Which of the following statements is FALSE?
Your answer:
hepatitis A is also called infectious hepatitis
hepatitis A and hepatitis B are caused by viruses
hepatitis B is also called serum hepatitis
hepatitis B is of concern to health care workers
hepatitis B is chiefly transmitted by ingestion of contaminated food, water, or milk
- The accumulation of serous fluids in the abdominal cavity is
Your answer:
anorexia
edema
ascites
bulimia
flatus
- Black tarry stool due to the digestive action of the gastrointestinal tract on blood is
Your answer:
steatorrhea
melanoma
melena
mucus
steatoma
- A progressive wavelike movement that occurs involumtarily in hollow tubes or the body is
Your answer:
perineum
periosteum
peristalsis
anastomosis
stomatosis
- Colostomies are performed to divert fecal flow to a bag on the outside of the body.
Your answer:
TrueFalse
- An FBS is a blood test performed on a fasting patient to determine glucagon levels.
Your answer:
TrueFalse
- Aspiration biopsy cytology is a test that uses a fine needle to sunction cells of a questionable nature to determine cytological changes.
Your answer:
TrueFalse
- Proctoplasty is a surgical repair of the rectum or colon.
Your answer:
TrueFalse
- A GTT is performed to assist in the diagnosis of diabetes or other disorders that affect carbohydrate metabolism.
Your answer:
TrueFalse
- Purgatives assist in evacuating the entire GI system.
Your answer:
TrueFalse
- The abbreviation po means nothing by mouth.
Your answer:
TrueFalse
- The uvula is a structure that seals the trachea during the swallowing process.
Your answer:
TrueFalse
- Regurgitation is the wavelike motion that propels foods through the GI tract.
Your answer:
TrueFalse
- Steatorrhea is the excessive amount of fat in the feces due to improper fat digestion.
Your answer:
TrueFalse
- The exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide in body tissue is called
Your answer:
inhalation
metabolism
external respiration
internal respiration
catabolism
- The nasal cavity is divided by
Your answer:
epiglottis
adenoids
alveoli
septum
turbinates
- The term olfactory pertains to
Your answer:
sense of taste
process of respiration
sense of smell
phonation
sense of touch
- The diffusion of carbon dioxide from the lungs is an activity of
Your answer:
external respiration
inspiration
cellular respiration
internal respiration
anabolism
- The space in the chest between the lungs is called the
Your answer:
pleural cavity
diaphragm
alveolus
sinus cavity
mediastinum
- The term that means head cold or URI is
Your answer:
epistaxis
coryza
cephalodynia
ascites
empyema
- The adenoids are located in the
Your answer:
laryngopharynx
nasopharynx
larynx
oropharynx
nasal cavity
- The term viscid means
Your answer:
mucus
consolidation
infectious
oily
thick
- The term for absence of the sense of smell is
Your answer:
epistaxis
siderosis
anosmia
ascites
anoxia
- An abnormal respiratory sound is
Your answer:
rale
coryza
anosmia
paroxysm
auscultation
- The combining form for incomplete is
Your answer:
anthrac/o
atel/o
steth/o
orth/o
alveol/o
- The structure which covers the larynx is the
Your answer:
cilia
uvula
hypopharynx
epiglottis
laryngopharynx
- The suffix that means spitting is
Your answer:
-pnea
-ptosis
-capnia
-osmia
-ptysis
- Diffusion of O2 and CO2 into and from the blood occurs in the
Your answer:
pulmonary capillaries
pulmonary vein
bronchioles
cilia
pulmonary artery
- A term that means sudden and violent is
Your answer:
chronic
expectoration
paroxysm
purulent
coryza
- The combining form phren/o means
Your answer:
lung
chest
respiration
diaphragm
pleura
- An accumulation of fluid in a body cavity is called
Your answer:
ascites
thoracentesis
hemoptysis
emphysema
hydrorrhea
- The combining form for dust is
Your answer:
sphygm/o
steth/o
coni/o
orth/o
spir/o
- The suffix for voice is
Your answer:
-osmia
-phasia
-capnia
-ptysis
-phonia
- The term epistaxis means
Your answer:
coughing
abnormal respiratory sound
shallow breathing
nosebleed
insufficient oxygen
- A medication to suppress coughing is a/an
Your answer:
expectorant
vasoconstrictor
mucolytic
antitussive
antihistamine
- The prefix tachy- means
Your answer:
straight
rapid
many
breathing
slow
- A disease characterized by a dilation of the bronchi that usually leads to secondary infection is
Your answer:
pleural effusion
ascites
congestive heart failure
hemoptysis
bronchiectasis
- The presence of pus in the pleural cavity is called
Your answer:
empyema
pyosis
pyemia
pyothoracosis
empyosis
- The ease with which lungs expand and fill with air is called
Your answer:
expectancy
aeration
compliance
surfactant
ventilation
- Which of the following is a genetic disorder?
Your answer:
respiratory distress syndrome
cystic fibrosis
tuberculosis
pneumocystis pneumonia
hyaline membrane disease
- A test used to assess the volume and air-flow rate of the lungs is
Your answer:
bronchoscopy
pulmonary function studies
arterial blood gases
sweat test
sputum culture
- An excess of CO2 in the blood is
Your answer:
hypoxia
hypoxemia
hypercapnia
hyperoxia
hypocapnia
- The mediastinum contains
Your answer:
aorta, heart, stomach, and diaphragm
heart, stomach, lungs, and diaphragm
esophagus, stomach, lungs, and heart
heart, aorta, esophagus, and bronchi
heart, esophagus, oropharynx, and lungs
- The lining of the thoracic cavity is the
Your answer:
diaphragm
parietal pleura
thoracic membrane
visceral pleura
mediastinum
- The inability of alveoli to contract due to a loss of alveolar elasticity is characteristic of
Your answer:
emphysema
empyema
ateleoctasis
bronchiectasis
asthema
- Solidification of the lungs is also known as
Your answer:
sclerosis
pneumonoconiosis
consolidation
hemoptysis
thoracosis
- Cartilage rings provide rigidity to keep the bronchi from collapsing.
Your answer:
TrueFalse
- The right lung has two lobes; the left lung has three.
Your answer:
TrueFalse
- Inflammation of the pleural membranes is called pleurisy.
Your answer:
TrueFalse
- The membrane lying over the lungs is the visceral pleura.
Your answer:
TrueFalse
- Postural drainage involves positioning a patient so that gravity aids in the discharge of secretions from the bronchi and lobes of the lung.
Your answer:
TrueFalse
- Asthma is considered a COPD.
Your answer:
TrueFalse
- The abbreviation AFB is associated with cystic fibrosis.
Your answer:
TrueFalse
- Ventilation is the movement of air into and from the lungs.
Your answer:
TrueFalse
- When the diaphragm contracts, air is drawn into the lungs.
Your answer:
TrueFalse
- The intercostal muscles help to change the volume of the thoracic cavity, thus assisting in ventilation.
Your answer:
TrueFalse