Anatomy and Physiology Questions

The damage in osteoporosis is primarily due to activity of Osteocytes Osteoblasts Osteoid Osteoclasts

Your grandfather has been diagnosed with osteoarthritis. He knows that it means his joints are "breaking down", but he asks you to explain it in better detail. You explain that osteoarthritis Can certainly be painful, but physical activity will decrease that pain over time Involves loss of articular cartilage and other bone changes (like formation of bone spurs) Results from decreasing levels of testosterone All of these are true of osteoarthritis

A child suffers a fracture of the humerus after a playground accident. After reducing and immobilizing (plaster cast) the fracture, the healthcare provider orders follow-up x-rays to assess healing. X-rays show that the bone is healing, but is now misaligned. This best represents Delayed union Malunion Avascular necrosis Nonunion

Weight-bearing exercise contributes to increased bone density. True False

What tool/assessment represents the gold standard in diagnosis of osteoporosis? Joint aspiration Ultrasound DEXA X-Ray

A volleyball player drops to the court and grabs their ankle during a match. At the hospital, doctors determine that the athlete's achilles tendon has completely torn away from the calcaneus. This represents what type of injury? Avulsion Fasciotomy Strain Sprain

What type of cell is responsible for the mineralization of bone? Osteoid Osteoblast Osteoclast Osteocyte

An elderly woman suffers a ground level fall and breaks a bone in her lower leg. X-rays reveal that the fibula is in two pieces. The physician indicates that a fracture from this type of fall would be unheard of if not for the woman's underlying osteoporosis. Based on the information provided, this fracture would be characterized as Closed and oblique Open and comminuted Complete and pathologic Incomplete and transchondral

During what stage of bone repair is adequate strength restored? This is generally also the longest phase of bone repair. Precallus formation Callus formation Replacement with lamellar or trabecular bone Remodeling

How might a healthcare provider differentiate between Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis (UC)? Crohn's disease only affects the small intestine; UC only affects the large intestine. Endoscopy would show evidence of Crohn's disease, but not UC. Crohn's disease affects all tissue layers; UC only affects the mucosal layer. All of these accurately reflect differences between Crohn's disease and UC

In the United States, the most common cause of chronic liver disease is Nonalcoholic Fatty Liver Disease Hepatitis Cirrhosis Cytomegalovirus

Acute-onset compartment syndrome is a surgical emergency. True False

Your neighbor has been experiencing severe heartburn and epigastric pain and finally seeks medical treatment. He reports that the doctor told him that part of his stomach is protruding through his diaphragm, but cannot remember what the doctor called it. You are able to tell him that the condition he described is called (a) Complicated GERD Hiatal hernia Detrusor reflexia Diverticulitis

What test provides the best estimate of renal function? GFR Serum creatinine Creatinine clearance BUN

You are treating a patient with significant glomerular damage/kidney dysfunction. Which of the values listed below would most likely be INCREASED if altered due to the dysfunction (please select ALL that apply)? Protein in the urine BUN Serum albumin Creatinine clearance GFR

The effects of viral hepatitis in children are different due to their less developed immune systems. Children are more susceptible to acute illness due to Hepatitis A and/or E, but less susceptible to chronic illness from strains B and C. True False

During a medical mission, you are providing health care to individuals living in crowded, unsanitary conditions after a natural disaster. Patients report persistent fever, nausea and vomiting and you note jaundice during your physical examination. Based on the information available, you should suspect Hepatitis A Portal hypertension Cirrhosis Hepatitis B

Diverticular disease is characterized by periods of exacerbation and remission. True False

Which of the following is/are true of intrarenal kidney dysfunction? All of these are true for intrarenal kidney dysfunction Goodpasture's syndrome is an example of intrarenal kidney dysfunction Represents the most common cause of kidney dysfunction Acute tubular necrosis is a common complication of intrarenal kidney dysfunction

Viremia and symptoms like fever, nausea/vomiting and headache are most representative of what phase of hepatitis infection? Latent Icteric Prodromal Convalescent

Why is it that a woman must continusly breast feed or else milk production will cease?? Describe this whole process of lactation and breast feeding for extra credit.

The sinuses within lymph nodes contain macrophages living along a reticular fiber network surround clumps of lymphoid tissue called white pulp consist of star-shaped epithelial cells that secrete immune-boosting hormones are separated from the bloodstream by a blood- node barrier

Select all statements that apply to the Deutscher Werkbund (German Association of Craftsmen), established in 1907 A Supported the design of Neo-classical buildings B Encouraged fine design in industrially manufactured goods C Promoted abstract forms for manufactured products D Helped develop the concept of modern architecture

Name the 3 components of the filtration membrane:

1.Subjective distress: which option sounds more subjective? -the distress of Mr. Bean is mostly represented in the fifth episode when he's at the dental surgeon and plays with the chair as well as uses the tools including the saliva ejector improperly on him out of curiosity and in a yellow liquid. He almost murdered the dentist and attempted to take his teeth out by himself and he used the white glue not knowing what are the tools used for. -The second plot is when he was having the picnic when he held the knife to kill the flies instead of leaving the place, the bees attacked him and he drank a bee from his drink instead of also throwing it out leading the bees to go inside his clothes so he was unintentionally harming himself.

Maladaptiveness: which option sounds more maladaptive? - in the third episode of "The curse of Mr. Bean ", in the places of the swimming pool, Lunch in the park, and the horror film we could see maladaptiveness. -Another thing is when he goes to the pool and plays on the kid's slides, the reason the lifeguard was preventing that from happening not because he wanted Mr. Bean is stubborn but because it's dangerous if he mishandles it he climbs up to a very high rack in the pool even though he's scared of heights and instead of going down he attempts to jump and people can't wait for him to make the move so the kids push him. -The horror movie incident was unique because it's more of a personality perspective test because he held out a thing looking like a knife to a man, if he assumed it was a real knife he could've killed him as a means of self defense with a weapon since I hear stories in the news like that. Mr. Bean in that sense is torturing himself and so are the people around him in movie theater because he's terrified of it and almost had a heart attack but he's remaining seated because the perplexed around him forces him to watch the movie despite jumping everywhere as a defense mechanism worried about the time and money more than the moment of fear he's encountering with his girlfriend who's trying to contain herself.

Give an example of the movie Matilda that portrayed Subjective distress.

Which option sounds more like Subjective distress? the distress of Mr. Bean is mostly represented in the fifth episode when he's at the dental surgeon and plays with the chair as well as uses the tools including the saliva ejector improperly on him out of curiosity and in a yellow liquid. He almost murdered the dentist and attempted to take his teeth out by himself and he used the white glue not knowing what are the tools used for. The second plot is when he was having the picnic when he held the knife to kill the flies instead of leaving the place, the bees attacked him and he drank a bee from his drink instead of also throwing it out leading the bees to go inside his clothes so he was unintentionally harming himself.

Plot points where we can find Violation of the standards of society in the tv show of Mr. Bean

The fleshy outer portion of the ear is referred to as A. the acoustic apparatus B. the auricle C. the otic fold D. the external auditory canal

The hair cells of the spiral organ are supported by A. the utricle B. the basilar membrane C. the tectorial membrane D. the cochlear plate E. the vestibule

The transmission of of sound vibrations through the internal ear occurs chiefly through A. bone B. air C. fluid D. nerve fibers

The valve that is located on the same side of the heart as the pulmonary semilunar valve is A. the aortic semilunar valve B. the tricuspid valve C. the mitral valve D. the bicuspid valve

Which of the following is not part of the pulmonary circuit? A. the pulmonary trunk B. the aortic semilunar valve C. the pulmonary semilunar valves D. the pulmonary veins E. the left atrium

The pulmonary circuit__________ A. supplies deoxygenated blood to the abdominal organs B. supplies oxygenated blood to the brain C. supplies oxygenated blood to the lung tissue D. supplies deoxygenated blood to the lungs so it can become oxygenated

Motor neurons to skeletal muscle belong to the________ division of the peripheral nervous system. A. afferent B. somatic C. visceral D. autonomic

The abdominal aorta divides at its distal end into which arteries? A. the internal iliac arteries B. the common iliac arteries C. the femoral arteries D. the external iliac arteries

Leukocyte primarily responsible for destroying bacteria. A. lymphocyte B. eosinophil C. basophil D. neutrophil E. erythrocyte

Pyramid-shaped gland consisting of neural crest- derived cells and endocrine secretory cells. A. pancreas B. thymus gland C. adrenal gland D. thyroid gland E. ovaries/testes

Which pairing is incorrect? A. left ventricle--trabeculae carnae B. chordae tendinae--semilunar valves C. left atrium--pulmonary veins D. right ventricles--papillary muscles E. right atrium--coronary sinus

Movement of the eye superolaterally is the function of which muscle? A. superior oblique B. lateral rectus C. inferior oblique D. superior rectus

When treating a 3rd-degree burn, you should: A. Cool burn with Ice. B. Remove clothing from charred area. C. Activate EMS or rush patient to the nearest hospital. D. None of the above.

During the Breathing task for Infants you should: A. Place mouth over Infant's nose. B. Place mouth over Infant's mouth. C. Place mouth over Infant's mouth and nose.

If the patient's chest is not inflating during the breathing task you should check the patient's: A. Pulse B. Airway

When treating Bites & Stings you should use: A. An AED (Automated External Defibrillator). B. An auto-injection.

What is the correct word(s) for C in C.A.B.? A. Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation B. Circulation (Compressions) C. Cardiac Arrest D. None of the above.

You should perform a compression rate at 100-120 per minute. True False

For Adults/Adolescents, you should call/activate EMS: A. Before providing CPR. B. After providing CPR for 2 minutes. C. After an AED has been administered. D. Or, none of the above.

Statistical deviance: The word abnormal literally means "away from the normal." Also, just because something is statistically common or uncommon does not reflect abnormality (e.g., having an intellectual disability, although statistically rare, represents a deviation from the normal. How does this correlate in terms of the tv show Mr. Bean

The buildings blocks of triglycerides (neutral fats) are monoglycerides; fatty acids nucleotides; fatty acids diglycerides; alcohols amino acids; nucleotides