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Review U5-TACN Duoc 1

Total questions: 36

Worksheet time: 18mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does “vulnerable” mean?

a)

Nearly continuous or very frequent

b)

Subject to risk from a harmful action or condition

c)

Being within a middle range in size or degree

d)

The state of being mentally ill

2.

“Constant” is best defined as ______.

a)

Able to be easily hurt or influenced

b)

A fever that rises, subsides, then returns

c)

Nearly continuous or very frequent

d)

The gradual development of something

3.

What is the meaning of “moderate”?

a)

Subject to risk from a harmful action

b)

Being within a middle range in size, amount, or degree

c)

Nearly continuous or very frequent

d)

The state of being mentally ill

4.

“Derangement” is ______.

a)

The gradual development of something

b)

A fever that rises and returns again

c)

Able to be easily hurt or influenced

d)

The state of being mentally ill and unable to think or act in a controlled way

5.

What does it mean to “predispose” someone to something?

a)

To create a situation that makes someone likely to be harmed

b)

To protect someone from danger

c)

To reduce the risk of harm

d)

To control someone’s behavior

6.

“Expose” someone to something means ______.

a)

Make someone stronger

b)

Hide someone from danger

c)

Subject someone to risk from a harmful action or condition

d)

Help someone recover

7.

“Course” refers to ______.

a)

The gradual development of something or the way something happens

b)

A sudden change in condition

c)

A repeated illness

d)

A mental disorder

8.

What is an “intermittent fever”?

a)

A fever that lasts continuously

b)

A fever that never returns

c)

A fever that rises, subsides, and then returns again

d)

A mild fever that never increases

9.

Substances on the surface of cells that allow chemicals outside the cell, such as hormones and nutrients, to enter the cell are called:

a)

Chemicals

b)

Receptors

c)

Drugs

d)

Exudates

10.

The word moderately in “Many people may be exposed to influenza virus, for example, but some stay well, others become moderately ill, and weak or old people may die” means:

a)

very

b)

seriously

c)

slightly

d)

marked

11.

People who smoke cigarettes are known to have:

a)

cancer develops

b)

long-term exposure to coal dust

c)

the hormone that promotes entry of sugar into cells

d)

a higher chance of developing impaired respiratory function

12.

Coal workers’ pneumoconiosis (CWP), also known as black lung disease or black lung, is caused by:

a)

cancer develops

b)

long-term exposure to coal dust

c)

the hormone that promotes entry of sugar into cells

d)

a higher chance of developing impaired respiratory function

13.

How can diseases be classified?

a)

Only by symptoms

b)

By site, cause, and biological process

c)

Only by age

d)

By country

14.

What does “classification by cause” mean?

a)

Classifying diseases by body parts

b)

Classifying diseases by treatment

c)

Classifying diseases by what causes them

d)

Classifying diseases by time

15.

Which of the following diseases is caused by bacteria?

a)

Measles

b)

Smallpox

c)

Pneumonia

d)

Hepatitis

16.

Which disease mentioned in the passage is caused by a virus?

a)

Cholera

b)

Gonorrhea

c)

Black lung

d)

Measles

17.

Why do some people not get sick after being exposed to the flu virus?

a)

The virus is not strong

b)

They take medicine early

c)

Their immune system and health are better

d)

They are younger

18.

Who is more likely to die from influenza?

a)

Healthy adults

b)

Children

c)

Weak or old people

d)

Doctors

19.

Exposure to cotton dust can cause:

a)

Heart disease

b)

Brown lung

c)

Diabetes

d)

Cancer

20.

Which factor increases the risk of lung disease in workers exposed to dust?

a)

Drinking milk

b)

Wearing masks

c)

Smoking cigarettes

d)

Sleeping well

21.

Why are scientists studying workers exposed to chemicals?

a)

To make new chemicals

b)

To understand why some get symptoms and others do not

c)

To change work hours

d)

To reduce salary costs

22.

Which habit is considered to increase the risk of illness?

a)

Regular exercise

b)

Eating vegetables

c)

Living with constant stress

d)

Drinking enough water

23.

Why is the relationship between a high-fat diet and heart attack complicated?

a)

It is easy to understand

b)

It is more complex than infections

c)

It has no effect

d)

It is the same as a virus

24.

What happens in cancer?

a)

Cells stop growing

b)

Cells grow without control

c)

Cells die quickly

d)

Cells change color

25.

What is an autoimmune disease?

a)

A disease caused by bacteria

b)

A disease caused by viruses

c)

A disease where the immune system attacks the body

d)

A disease caused by old age

26.

Some mental illnesses may be related to:

a)

Bad behavior only

b)

Infection

c)

Biochemical problems in the brain

d)

Poor education

27.

An old person with weak health gets the flu. What may happen?

a)

The person will not feel sick

b)

The person may die

c)

The person will recover very fast

d)

Nothing will happen

28.

A miner works in coal mines for many years. What disease is he at risk of getting?

a)

Diabetes

b)

Brown lung

c)

Black lung

d)

Heart attack

29.

Two workers are exposed to the same chemicals. One has severe sneezing, the other does not. According to the passage, why?

a)

They work different hours

b)

Their immune systems may be different

c)

One eats more food

d)

One sleeps less

30.

A worker is exposed to dust and also smokes cigarettes. What does the passage say about this person?

a)

He has no health risk

b)

He has a lower risk of disease

c)

He has a higher risk of lung disease

d)

Smoking protects his lungs

31.

A person eats a lot of fatty food and does not exercise. What illness is this person more likely to have?

a)

Infectious disease

b)

Heart disease

c)

Viral flu

d)

Autoimmune disease

32.

A disease has no known cause, but doctors know it affects the immune system. How should this disease be classified?

a)

By site

b)

By age

c)

By biological process

d)

By treatment

33.

A patient has diabetes because insulin cannot enter the cells. What is the problem?

a)

The virus is strong

b)

The immune system is weak

c)

The cell receptor is abnormal

d)

The lungs are damaged

34.

A person’s cells grow very fast and do not stop. This is a sign of:

a)

Infection

b)

Cancer

c)

Allergy

d)

Stress

35.

A person becomes very ill after drinking a small amount of alcohol. According to the passage, why might this happen?

a)

The alcohol is bad

b)

The person is old

c)

The person has a biochemical problem

d)

The person drinks too fast

36.

A mental illness improves after the patient takes medicine. What does the passage suggest?

a)

The illness is only behavioral

b)

The illness is caused by bacteria

c)

The illness may be related to brain function

d)

The illness cannot be treated