Intro to Medical Science

  1. Which of the following does not control cell growth?
    a. growth inhibitors
    b. cell cycle proteins
    c. mutation
    d. apoptosis
    c. mutation
  2. ____________ are (is) responsible for repairing errors in DNA replication.
    a. oncogenes
    b. tumor suppressor gene
    c. DNA repair genes
    d. apoptosis
    c. DNA repair genes
  3. ___________ is (are) the major cause of lung cancer worldwide.
    a. tobacco use
    b. industrial chemicals
    c. radiation
    d. chronic infections
    a. tobacco use
  4. Inherited mutations, including familial adenomatous polyposis and hereditary nonpolypois, are nonmodifiable risk factors for _______________ cancer.
    a. lung
    b. liver
    c. stomach
    d. colorectal
    d. colorectal
  5. Molecular and epidemiological studies linked the human papilloma virus to ____________.
    a. breast
    b. cervical
    c. uterine
    d. ovarian
    b. cervical
  6. The most important risk factor for the development of prostate cancer is ________________.
    a. diet high in saturated fat
    b. age (greater than 65 years old)
    c. hormones
    d. hypertrophy of the prostate
    b. age (greater than 65 years old)
  7. Malignant tumors in the testes originate from _________.
    a. seminoma
    b. epithelial
    c. squamous
    d. germ cells
    d. germ cells
  8. The most important risk factor for bladder cancer is ____________.
    a. human papillomavirus
    b. infection
    c. cigarette smoking
    d. exposure to environmental chemicals
    c. cigarette smoking
  9. Hodgkin’s disease is distinguished from non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma by the presence of _____________.
    a. squamous
    b. Reed-Sternberg
    c. epithelial
    d. lymphoid
    b. Reed-Sternberg
  10. Leukemia is diagnosed __________ times m ore often in children than in adults.
    a. 2
    b. 4
    c. 8
    d. 10
    d. 10
  11. Which is the most common tumor among females?
    a. ovarian cysts
    b. breast cancer
    c. uterine fibroids
    d. cervical cancer
    c. uterine fibroids
  12. Syphilis is caused by _________.
    a. human papillomavirus
    b. herpes virus
    c. Trichomonas vaginalis
    d. Treponema pallidum
    d. Treponema pallidum
  13. Which statement is FALSE about syphilis?
    a. Primary syphilis chancres heal after a few weeks
    b. A fetus can be infected and born with major physical and mental abnormalities
    c. Syphilis is only transmitted by sexual contact
    d. Secondary syphilis is characterized by a nonitching rash
    c. Syphilis is only transmitted by sexual contact
  14. Which disease can lead to pelvic inflammatory disease?
    a. Chlamydia
    b. cystitis
    c. prostatitis
    d. herpes
    a. Chlamydia
  15. Excessive or prolonged bleeding during menstruation is known as _____________.
    a. dysmenorrhea
    b. amenorrhea
    c. metrorrhagia
    d. menorrhagia
    d. menorrhagia
  16. Protrusion of the rectum into the posterior aspect of the vagina is known as ____________.
    a. uterine prolapsed
    b. cystocele
    c. rectocele
    d. sepsis
    c. rectocele
  17. Painful or difficult menses is ______________.
    a. amenorrhea
    b. dysmenorrhea
    c. menorrhea
    d. metrorrhagia
    b. dysmenorrhea
  18. Failure of the testes to descend from the abdominal cavity is _____________.
    a. orchitis
    b. prostatitis
    c. cryptorchidism
    d. epididymitis
    c. cryptorchidism
  19. Fingerlike projections at the outer ends of the fallopian tubes are known as ________________.
    a. hymen
    b. fimbriae
    c. Graafian follicles
    d. Bartholin’s glands
    b. fimbriae
  20. Laboratory diagnosis of pregnancy is based on the presence of what hormone?
    a. progesterone
    b. estrogen
    c. human chorionic gonadotropin hormone
    d. luteinizing hormone
    c. human chorionic gonadotropin hormone
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RMSTitanic2004
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Card Set
Intro to Medical Science
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Multiple Choice for Chapters 4 and 11
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