Anatomy, Terminology, and Pathophysiology EXAM

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Attempt 1 Written: Jan 25, 2022 4:42 PM - Jan 25, 2022 4:59 PM Submission View Your quiz has been submitted successfully. Which of these terms related to the sense of touch react to position and pressure? Question options: A) Mechanoreceptors Physical stimuli, such as pressure and vibration, as well as the sensation of sound and body a mechanoreceptor B) Nociceptors ? C) Proprioceptors D) Thermoreceptors Hide Feedback Anatomy, Terminology, and Pathophysiology, Section 5 The diaphysis is what part of the bone? Question options: A) Shaft (CORRECT ANSWER) B) Surface C) Marrow

D) End Hide Feedback Anatomy, Terminology, and Pathophysiology, Section 1 What term means flat plate? Question options: A) Lamina (CORRECT ANSWER) B) Chondral C) Lysis D) Scoliosis Hide Feedback Anatomy, Terminology, and Pathophysiology, Section 1 What condition is caused by trauma, inflammation, or atherosclerosis, occludes a vessel and can dislodge and move to the lungs, heart or, the brain? Question options: A) Peripheral arterial disease B) Thrombus (CORRECT ANSWER) C) Aneurysm D) Phlebitis

Feedback Thrombus  Blood clot that remains attached to vessel wall and occludes vessel  Dislodges and moves to lungs, brain, heart  Grows to occlude blood flow Anatomy, Terminology, and Pathophysiology, Section 2 What's the smooth area inside the bladder located between the opening of the ureters and urethra? Question options: A) Calyces B) Cystocele C) Pyramids D) Trigone (CORRECT ANSWER) Hide Feedback Anatomy, Terminology, and Pathophysiology, Section 3 What disorder causes increased heart rate, abdominal pain, and dyspnea? Question options: A) Sickle Cell Anemia (CORRECT ANSWER) B) Hemolytic Anemia C) Iron Deficiency Anemia D) Pernicious Anemia

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View Feedback What abbreviation refers to a stimulator that's used on the skin and sends electrical impulses to the nerves? Question options: A) ANA B) TENS. (CORRECT ANSWER) C) TIN D) TIA View Feedback Sickle cell anemia  Abdominal pain  Arthralgia  Ulceration of lower extremities  Fatigue  Dyspnea  Increased heart rate A solid elevation 1-2 cm in diameter that extends deeper into the epidermis is called what? Question options: A) Bulla B) Pustule

C) Nodule. (CORRECT ANSWER) D) Papule View Feedback What term can be used to refer to the remote access of a fracture site? Question options: A) Percutaneous B) Closed C) Open D) Combination of open and percutaneous. (CORRECT ANSWER) Feedback Anatomy, Terminology, and Pathophysiology, Section 1 The mucosal membrane that lines the stomach is known as the Question options: A) rugae. (CORRECT ANSWER) B) cecum. C) fundus. D) frenulum.

Hide Feedback Anatomy, Terminology, and Pathophysiology, Section 3 _______ means swelling due to abnormal fluid collection in tissue spaces. Question options: A) Infection B) Inflammation C) Hematoma D) Edema (CORRECT ANSWER) Hide Feedback Anatomy, Terminology, and Pathophysiology, Section 2 What heart chambers receive blood? Question options: A) Right atrium and right ventricle B) Left ventricle and right atrium C) Right and left ventricles D) Right and left atria (CORRECT ANSWER) Hide Feedback Anatomy, Terminology, and Pathophysiology, Section 2

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What's another name for the voice box? Question options: A) Laryngopharynx B) Pharynx C) Oropharynx D) Larynx (CORRECT ANSWER) Hide Feedback Anatomy, Terminology, and Pathophysiology, Section 2 What's the abbreviation for a neonate that has a lower-than- normal weight? Question options: A) VLBW……………..or this one??????? B) BWLN C) LNBW D) LBWV (CORRECT ANSWER)??????? Hide Feedback Anatomy, Terminology, and Pathophysiology, Section 1 What disorder causes painful menstruation? Question options: A) Amenorrhea

B) Dysmenorrhea (CORRECT ANSWER) C) Dysfunctional uterine bleeding (DUB) D) Metrorrhagia Hide Feedback Anatomy, Terminology, and Pathophysiology, Section 3 What condition is caused by the presence of excess salt and decreased fluid intake? Question options: A) Kidney Stones (Nephrolithiasis) (CORRECT ANSWER) B) Polycystic Kidney Disease C) Wilm's Tumor D) Nephrosclerosis Hide Feedback Anatomy, Terminology, and Pathophysiology, Section 3 This disorder is caused by prostate enlargement that blocks the neck of the bladder and the urethra; it decreases the flow of urine. Question options: A) Stage 1 Prostate Cancer B) Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH) (CORRECT ANSWER)

C) Peyronie's Disease D) Balanitis Hide Feedback Anatomy, Terminology, and Pathophysiology, Section 3 The suffix _______ means condition of stones. Question options: A) -rrhaphy B) -lithiasis (CORRECT ANSWER) C) -eal D) -plasty Hide Feedback Anatomy, Terminology, and Pathophysiology, Section 3 Where does a carcinoma of the breast most often develop? Question options: A) Lower inner quadrant B) Upper inner quadrant C) Upper outer quadrant (CORRECT ANSWER) D) Lower outer quadrant

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Hide Feedback Anatomy, Terminology, and Pathophysiology, Section 3 What suffix means to act upon? Question options: A) -in B) -tropin (CORRECT ANSWER) C) -agon D) -ine Hide Feedback Anatomy, Terminology, and Pathophysiology, Section 4 65 / 100 - 65 % 65 / 100 - 65 % Done

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