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4. Neoplasms can be caused by A. bacteria B. viruses, bacteria, and chemical irritants C. viruses and bacteria D. viruses, chemical or mechanical irritants

4. Neoplasms can be caused by A. bacteria B. viruses, bacteria, and chemical irritants C. viruses and bacteria D. viruses, chemical or mechanical irritants

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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Author:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn
Publisher:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn
Chapter1: The Human Body: An Orientation
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4. Neoplasms can be caused by A. bacteria B. viruses, bacteria, and chemical irritants C. viruses and bacteria D. viruses, chemical or mechanical irritants 5. In delayed sensitivity, the reaction appears A. within 8 hours B. within 12 hours C. within 24 to 48 hours D. within 48 to 72 hours 6. If the etiology of the disease is unknown or if there is no means of counteracting its cause, the treatment is usually A. Palliative B. With antibiotics C. With antimetabolic drugs and alkylating agents D. With steroids 7. Poisons, bacterial invasions, and allergies are examples of A. Types of direct causes of structural and/or functional changes B. Toxins that seriously damage vital organs C. Predisposing causes of disease D. Agents that interfere with cell division. 8. Immunotherapy is based on the theory that A. Patients with cancer will achieve a remission of the disease process B. Patients have a defect in their immune system C. Transferring lymphocytes from one tumor patient to another will kill tumor cells D. Drugs will retard cellular division and decrease the growth of tumors 9. The treatment for heatstroke is to A. Reduce the body temperature as quickly as possible B. Hydrate the patient C. Give massive doses of steroid drugs D. None of the above 10. People rarely survive burns involving A. 40 percent of the body surface B. 50 percent of the body surface C. 70 percent of the body surface D. 80 percent of the body surface
Transcribed Image Text:4. Neoplasms can be caused by A. bacteria B. viruses, bacteria, and chemical irritants C. viruses and bacteria D. viruses, chemical or mechanical irritants 5. In delayed sensitivity, the reaction appears A. within 8 hours B. within 12 hours C. within 24 to 48 hours D. within 48 to 72 hours 6. If the etiology of the disease is unknown or if there is no means of counteracting its cause, the treatment is usually A. Palliative B. With antibiotics C. With antimetabolic drugs and alkylating agents D. With steroids 7. Poisons, bacterial invasions, and allergies are examples of A. Types of direct causes of structural and/or functional changes B. Toxins that seriously damage vital organs C. Predisposing causes of disease D. Agents that interfere with cell division. 8. Immunotherapy is based on the theory that A. Patients with cancer will achieve a remission of the disease process B. Patients have a defect in their immune system C. Transferring lymphocytes from one tumor patient to another will kill tumor cells D. Drugs will retard cellular division and decrease the growth of tumors 9. The treatment for heatstroke is to A. Reduce the body temperature as quickly as possible B. Hydrate the patient C. Give massive doses of steroid drugs D. None of the above 10. People rarely survive burns involving A. 40 percent of the body surface B. 50 percent of the body surface C. 70 percent of the body surface D. 80 percent of the body surface
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