Worksheets92-93 fri mor New Q
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 20mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
The main cause of obesity is the fact that our body cells have the potential to …….... fat.
a)
hamper
b)
accumulate
c)
hinder
d)
diminish
2.
Life experiences can ............ an individual's brain to become shy or outgoing over time.
a)
deform
b)
dissect
c)
merge
d)
mold
3.
Some people may live with a hidden problem that …………. when they face a new public environment which requires them to express it.
a)
surfaces
b)
concealed
c)
survives
d)
is convinced
4.
. Moderate to vigorous exercise makesthe body's vessels …………… , so the muscles are provided with more blood.
a)
shrink
b)
dilate
c)
soar
d)
contract
5.
According to some research, when there's plenty of calcium in the blood, fat cells get the message to .......... storing fat, so obesity is improbable.
a)
commence
b)
command
c)
quit
d)
query
6.
They are worried that their decision might prove to be …………….. to the future of the regional health facilities.
a)
invaluable
b)
conspicuous
c)
detrimental
d)
promotive
7.
Traditional medicine that has been adopted by other populations outside its …………… culture is often termed alternative medicine. ·
a)
indigenous
b)
inferior
c)
irreversible
d)
foreseeable
8.
Poorly managed collection and cultivation practices could lead to the ………………… of endangered plant species and the destruction of natural resources.
a)
conservation
b)
extinction
c)
retention
d)
suspension
9.
As science develops, extremely premature babies have switched from certain death to possible struggle to ………………
a)
survive
b)
contrive
c)
contain
d)
obtain
10.
The use of high-tech medical tests and surgeries has .......... rapidly overthe past decade in many countries; they can be seen nearly anywhere nowadays.
a)
revolted
b)
escalated
c)
shrunk
d)
vanished
11.
Nowadays, improving the quality of health care and reducing medical errors are the main ………. in the health care system.
a)
priorities
b)
afflictions
c)
perforations
d)
hazards
12.
Millions of people do not receive necessary care and suffer needless complications that add to costs and reduce …………….. .
a)
commodity
b)
probability
c)
productivity
d)
susceptibility
13.
The complete sequencing of a copy of the human genome has been a tremendous ……………….. in the medical world.
a)
breakthrough
b)
bereavement
c)
retardation
d)
deficiency
14.
With modern technology, doctors can save someone who has .......... a temporary coma.
a)
slipped
b)
accessed
c)
accepted
d)
invaded
15.
Epidemiological studies use social classifications in the study of diseases in populations and generally make .......... use of social sciences.
a)
orbital
b)
ordinal
c)
optical
d)
optimal
16.
The primary objective of health policies directed towards older persons must promote the ...... of healthy aging.
a)
attendance
b)
attainment
c)
pretension
d)
provocation
17.
Physiotherapy is a health care profession primarily concerned with the …………….. of impairments and disabilities.
a)
retention
b)
violation
c)
ventilation
d)
remediation
18.
It is the job of rehabilitation to provide the ……………. which will help regain function for any deficits you may be experiencing.
a)
detraction
b)
intervention
c)
restriction
d)
derivation
19.
The current emphasis on the ………….. and use of electronic health records is well known.
a)
objection
b)
adoption
c)
expectation
d)
exemption
20.
The introduction and ......... of e-health initiatives in hospitals have often been problematic.
a)
implementation
b)
contraindication
c)
aggravation
d)
segregation
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