(HSC3537) Ch3 Self Test

About how many men will develop breast cancer? 1 in 1000 1 in 10,000 1 in 100 Men can't develop breast cancer

1 in 1000

A trephine is used to remove___. Bone Blood Muscle Skin

Bone

A "_______" is a noninvasive roentgenography diagnostic technique. angiogram PET scan Computerized Axial Tomography Gamma Knife Surgery

Computerized Axial Tomography

An "Electro Shock Therapy - EST" is also known as: Electric Cardiovascular Therapy Electric Convulsive Therapy Electric Convulsive Treatment none of the above

Electric Convulsive Therapy

The ____________is used to treat brain cancer by directing radiation at precise brain locations. CAT scan Alpha Knife Gamma Knife PET scan

Gamma Knife

The abbreviation "ICU" refers to a(n): Integrated Care Unit Intensive Care Unit Intensive Cardiology Unit none of the above

Intensive Care Unit

A "_____" produces a radio frequency radiation pulse image of soft and hard tissue in multiple planes. Magnetic Resonance Imaging (Scan)-MRI X-ray CAT scan PET scan

Magnetic Resonance Imaging (Scan)-MRI

Which of these conditions would be treated with Phakic IOLs? Depression Angiostenosis Myopia Obesity

Myopia

Which of these was the first 3D-printed drug approved by the FDA? Nunolly Spritam Digeson Humidra

Spritam

The procedure of using an instrument that produces high frequency sound waves to produce an image of the size or shape of a body part is called: Ultra/sono/graph/y cardio/graph/y arterio/graph/y none of the above

Ultra/sono/graph/y

The term "Cryo/surg/er/y" literally means: a procedure of one who works with instruments a procedure of one who works by hand with toxins a procedure of one who works by hand with heat a procedure of one who works by hand with cold

a procedure of one who works by hand with cold

The term "Mammogram" means: an instrument for recording the breast a procedure for treating breast cancer a recording of the breast all of the above

a recording of the breast

The term defined as the process of drawing away from the mid-line or middle is: inversion abduction circumduction adduction

abduction

A "Defibrillator" is used to correct ________: high blood pressure abnormal respiratory rates low blood pressure abnormal heart beats or rhythms

abnormal heart beats or rhythms

The term 'coronal' or 'frontal plane' divides the body into the: proximal and distal portions anterior and posterior portions superior and inferior portions all of the above

anterior and posterior portions

A "EEG" is used to record information about _____ electrical activity. brain heart nerve skeletal muscle

brain

A "PET Scan" is used to detect glucose or energy use levels of the ________: spinal cord brain heart gall bladder

brain

The directional term that means "toward the lower end of the body" is: proximal medial caudal lateral

caudal

The term that describes movement toward the top of the body is: inferior dorsal posterior cephalic

cephalic

Bone is described as _____ tissue. nervous connective cartilage epithelial

connective

Body "X-rays" produce pictures of _____body tissue and bones: transparent epithelia soft dense

dense

The directional term for movement toward the back of the body is: superior dorsal anterior ventral

dorsal

An "Otoscope" is used to view the: oropharynx ear eye trachea

ear

The movement in which a limb is placed in a straight position is called: pronation adduction circumduction extension

extension

A "Tonometer" measures pressure within the ________: colon ear eye lung

eye

A "Pacemaker" can be external or internal and usually generates electrical stimuli to the heart muscle with ________: fixed alternate impulses only fixed and/or alternate impulses alternate impulses only none of the above

fixed and/or alternate impulses

A "EKG or ECG" is used to record information about _____ electrical activity. brain heart spinal nerve skeletal muscle

heart

A "Thallium - Hot Spot Test" is used to detect _____ damage: heart nerve bone cartilage

heart

The term "Ophthalmo/scop/e" means: instrument to examine the ear instrument to examine the larynx instrument to examine the eye instrument to examine the nasal cavity

instrument to examine the eye

The term "Bronchoscope" literally means: instrument to view the eye instrument to view the lungs instrument to view the ear instrument to view trachea-like structures

instrument to view trachea-like structures

The "Pyelogram" records information about the _____: kidney pelvis kidney ureter gall bladder kidney nephron

kidney pelvis

The "KUB" examination looks for defects in the: kidney, ureter, and bowels kidney, ureter, and bladder kidney, urinary tract, and back kidney, urethra, and bowels

kidney, ureter, and bladder

"Fluoroscopy" is used to record ________: moving body parts soft body tissue only non-moving body parts dense tissue

moving body parts

Laser assisted surgery "LASIK" is used to correct: glaucoma pink eye myopia (and hyperopia) conjunctivitis

myopia (and hyperopia)

What cellular organelle contains chromosomes and has the literal meaning "nut"? nucleus cytoplasm ribosome nucleolus

nucleus

The term "Nebuliz/er" means: one who causes a cure one who causes an injury one who causes a mist none of the above

one who causes a mist

A body part which is formed of two or more types of body tissue and performs one or more specific functions is called a(n) ________: system organ tissue all of the above

organ

The term "Tympanostomy" literally means: procedure of cutting and making a mouth-like opening in the epiglottis a recording of respiratory rates procedure of cutting and making a mouth-like opening in the ear drum procedure of removing tumors from the lungs

procedure of cutting and making a mouth-like opening in the ear drum

The term "Auscult/ation" literally means: process or procedure for listening process or procedure for seeing process or procedure for recording process or procedure for adjusting bone alignment

process or procedure for listening

The term "Percuss/ion" literally means: process or procedure of striking process or procedure of hearing process or procedure of seeing process of procedure of recording

process or procedure of striking

The term that describes the direction closest to the point of origin is: lateral proximal medial distal

proximal

"Angiograms" are used for ________: recording the electrical activity of the heart muscles recording metabolic activity in the brain recording pictures of vessels recording pictures of bones

recording pictures of vessels

The term "ocular" literally means: refers to the ear refers to the auditory nerve refers to the olfactory nerve refers to the eye

refers to the eye

The term that divides the body into right and left halves is the: transverse pane coronal plane frontal plane sagittal plane "like an arrow"

sagittal plane "like an arrow"

An "EMG" is used to record information about _____ electrical activity. brain heart muscle skeletal muscle none of the above

skeletal muscle

A 'Plantar Wart' is located on the: palm of the hand ventral surface of the fingers sole of the foot phalanges of the feet

sole of the foot

A "Myelogram" is used to record _______ information: cardio-muscle skeletal muscle spinal cord/nerve tissue smooth muscle

spinal cord/nerve tissue

"Lithotripsy" is a procedure for crushing ________: stones or calculi debris teeth bone polyps

stones or calculi debris

If one is flat on their back and face up, they are in a _____ position. adducted inverted supine prone

supine

A "Spinal Tap" is used to ________: inject blood into the spinal fluid detect glucose levels take nerve tissue samples take fluid samples from the spinal fluid

take fluid samples from the spinal fluid

The term "Biopsy" literally means: a surgical procedure the procedure of viewing life a procedure of viewing disease a diagnostic procedure

the procedure of viewing life

The combining form hist/o- means: organ-like pertaining to a cell pertaining to the body tissue or web-like

tissue or web-like

The term "Phlebotomy" means: to surgically repair a vein to cut into an artery to cut into a vein to cut into the muscle

to cut into a vein

The term "Catheter" literally means: to take away to let down, into to add to to pull up

to let down, into

The term "Sphygmo/mano/meter" literally means: to measure the pulse by hand to measure the heart rate by hand to measure the respiratory rate by hand all of the above

to measure the pulse by hand

The directional term 'lateral' describes movement in which direction: above the point of reference below the point of reference to the side toward the midline

to the side

The directional term 'inferior' describes movement: toward the mid-line toward the upper end of the body toward the lower end of the body toward the back of the body

toward the lower end of the body

The term that describes movement toward the front of the body is: dorsal ventral posterior none of the above

ventral

"Cryosurgery" is used to treat ________: compound fractures ulcers verrucae or warts sun spots

verrucae or warts

The term "Intramuscular Injection-IM" literally means: between muscles within a muscle within a vein within an artery

within a muscle

The term "Intravenous Injection -IV" means: within a vein within an artery between veins all of the above

within a vein