WorksheetsChapter 3-6 review
Total questions: 37
Worksheet time: 36mins
Match the following descriptions with their correct description.
a horny skin condition caused by sun exposure: (a)
cancerous tumor of the squamous cells: (b)
rubbing or scraping away the outer skin surface: (c)
excessive growth of horny skin: (d)
redness: (e)
Match the following terms with their correct descriptions:
pruritus
an itch
onychectomy
to remove a nail
papule
a small, solid mass
onycholysis
loss of a nail
onychomycosis
a fungal condition of the nail
Give abbreviations for the following:
biopsy: (a)
culture and sensitivity: (b)
intradermal: (c)
actinic keratosis: (d)
Using electricity to destroy tissue by drying it:
(a)
A drug that prevents "rotting of flesh" by killing microorganisms
(a)
Match the following procedures with their correct descriptions
lipectomy
fat removal
rhytidoplasty
wrinkle reconstruction
onychotomy
incision into a nail
xenograft
skin transplant from another species
autograft
skin transplant from the same patient
A hump back is also called (a) whereas, a sway back is called (b) . If a patient has a lateral curvature of the spine, we call that (c) .
Having more than the normal number of fingers (or toes)
(a)
Match the following terms with their proper descriptions
fluid buildup
effusion
pus in a joint
pyarthrosis
flat feet
tarsoptosis
fusion (webbing) of fingers or toes
syndactyly
loss of muscle
myolysis
Necrotizing fasciitis is
inflammation of the fascia, causing muscle regeneration
inflammation of muscle, causing tissue death
disease of the fascia, causing abnormal tissue growth
inflammation of fascia, causing death of tissue
Identify the following treatments or therapies:
Returning bones to their proper position without surgery is (a) reduction. And, returning them to their proper position with surgery is (b) reduction.
(c) uses casts and splints on the exterior. (d) uses pins and screws to fix the fractured bone internally.
tenorrhaphy
suture of the tendon
incision into a tendon
fixation of a tendon
removal of a tendon
Match the following subjective nervous system terms with their proper descriptions
increased sensation
hyperesthesia
partial paralysis on 1/2 the body
hemiparesis
headache
cephalodynia
fainting because the brain has temporary blood flow loss
syncope
inability to sleep
insomnia
MATCH the following with their correct jobs
voluntary motor function, motivation, planning, aggression
frontal lobe
receiving sensory information, except for smell, hearing, taste, and vision
parietal lobe
receiving and integrating visual input
occipital lobe
plays an important role in learning, memory, abstract thought, and judgment
temporal lobe
Phas/o means (a)
Gnosi/o means (b)
Phren/o means (c)
Hypn/o means (d)
Myel/o means (e)
Nervous system: ICP means
(a)
(a) is a negative emotional state
an eating disorder characterized by the patient’s refusal to eat
epilepsy
euphoria
involuntary back and forth eye movements
(a)
The absence of a lens in the eye
aphakia
antiphacosis
phakitis
phacoemulsifier
A tear or hole in the eardrum is a tympanic (a)
A specialist in measuring the eye is a(n) (a) , whereas an eye specialist is a(n) (b) . A(n) (c) is a specialist in the nerves between the ear and the brain, and a(n) (d) is a hearing specialist.
A(n) (e) is a ear and throat doctor.
7
processes sound vibrations using hair cells and fluid
10
regulates balance
6
drains fluid from inner ear/equalizes ear pressure
8
delivers nerve impulses about hearing to brain
2
amplifies sound entering the ear
What would a Rinne test show for conductive hearing loss?
Bone < Air
Bone > Air
Which structure is labeled A in the diagram of the eye?
lacrimal gland
endolymph
lens
conjunctiva
both eyes: (a)
left ear: (b)
right eye: (c)
both ears: (d)
The abbreviation for a mini-stroke caused by the blockage of a blood vessel
(a)
removal of an eye (choose any/all that apply)
enucleation
ophthalmectomy
dacryectomy
optimectomy
cochlectomy
Which technique involves tapping on a surface to determine the underlying structure?
Auscultation
Palpation
Percussion
Olfaction
What is the term used to describe the process of listening to the internal sounds of the body, typically using a stethoscope?
Palpation
Auscultation
Percussion
Inspection
auditory prosthesis is a fancy way of saying:
(a)
From the Latin, meaning "to eat up," which term describes a hair follicle plugged with sebum (black head, white head)?
comedo
macerate
abrasion
pruritus
abscess
a highly contagious bacterial infection of the skin
impetigo
eczema
dermatomycosis
hyperkeratosis
Decubitus Ulcer is the medical term for:
(a)
An incision into a joint:
(a)
This condition affects the lining of the joints causing swelling and can cause bone erosion and deformity.
Osteoartritis
Pagets Syndrome
Scoliosis
Rheumatoid Arthritis
This disease causes a curvature of the spine and is mostly diagnosed in adolescents.
Osteoarthritis
Scoliosis
Fracture
Rickets
