Intro to Medical Science

  1. Which of the following is a sign of gastritis?
    a. constipation
    b. inflammation of stomach mucosa
    c. achiorhydria
    d. diarrhea
    b. inflammation of stomach mucosa
  2. Recurrent bloody diarrhea may be a symptom of ______________.
    a. gastric ulcer
    b. ulcerative colitis
    c. hiatal hernia
    d. esophagitis
    b. ulcerative colitis
  3. Which disease is characterized by the destruction of intestinal villi, leading to inability to absorb fats and other nutrients?
    a. ulcerative colitis
    b. celiac disease/malabsorption syndrome
    c. Crohn’s disease
    d. peptic ulcer
    b. celiac disease/malabsorption syndrome
  4. Small pouches of the large intestine become inflamed during which disease?
    a. Crohn’s disease
    b. gastritis
    c. hemorrhoids
    d. diverticulitis
    d. diverticulitis
  5. Which statement about pancreatic cancer is FALSE?
    a. It is characterized by abdominal pain, weakness, weight loss
    b. It has a higher incidence with age
    c. Most cancers are diagnosed after the cancer has metastasized
    d. The prognosis is good with an 85% cure rate
    d. The prognosis is good with an 85% cure rate
  6. Which statement about cirrhosis is FALSE?
    a. Irreversible degenerative changes occur in the liver
    b. The normal liver tissue is replaced with fibrous scar tissue
    c. It is most often caused by diabetes
    d. It is associated with esophageal varices
    c. It is most often caused by diabetes
  7. Acute pancreatitis is most closely associated with _____________.
    a. hepatitis C virus infection
    b. chronic alcoholism
    c. bile duct obstruction
    d. comoplication of cirrhosis
    b. chronic alcoholism
  8. Esophageal varices arise in which disease?
    a. cirrhosis
    b. pancreatic cancer
    c. cholecystitis
    d. cholelithiasis
    a. cirrhosis
  9. Oral thrush is caused by _____________.
    a. Candida albicans
    b. herpes simplex virus type 1
    c. Treponema pallidum
    d. Streptococcus pyogenes virus type 1
    a. Candida albicans
  10. Pain in the upper right quadrant, especially after eating, could be a sign of _____________.
    a. appendicitis
    b. pancreatitis
    c. cholecystitis
    d. colitis
    c. cholecystitis
  11. Acromegaly results from hyperactivity of the _____________.
    a. thyroid
    b. parathyroid
    c. anterior pituitary
    d. posterior pituitary
    c. anterior pituitary
  12. Which hormone increases the blood calcium level?
    a. glucagon
    b. parathormone
    c. androgen
    d. insulin
    b. parathormone
  13. The trunk is obese in _________________.
    a. Grave’s disease
    b. Cushing’s disease
    c. Addison’s disease
    d. Conn’s disease
    b. Cushing’s disease
  14. A deficiency of ADH is the cause of ___________.
    a. IDDM
    b. NIDDM
    c. diabetes insipidus
    d. ketoacidosis
    c. diabetes insipidus
  15. Which of these is associated with hypersecretion of thyroxine?
    a. Grave’s disease
    b. gigantism
    c. cretinism
    d. myxedema
    a. Grave’s disease
  16. Which gland secretes epinephrine and nonepinephrine?
    a. pancrease
    b. parathyroid
    c. testes
    d. adrenal
    d. adrenal
  17. 8. A deficiency in corticosteroids is associated with ____________.
    a. Addison’s disease
    b. Conn’s disease
    c. diabetes insipidus
    d. pheochromocytoma
    a. Addison's disease
  18. Iodine is required for the body to make _______________.
    a. boon
    b. insulin
    c. thyroxine
    d. glucose
    c. thyroxine
  19. Reforms in the treatment of the mentally ill started after the French Revolution with an Austrian physician named ________.
    a. Sigmund Freud
    b. Franz Mesmer
    c. Emil Kraepelin
    d. Sybil Dorsett
    b. Franz Mesmer
  20. Psychiatric diagnoses are categorized in a book named the ______________.
    a. PDR
    b. AMA
    c. DSM
    d. Axis
    c. DSM
  21. Which of the following neurotransmitters is implicated is schizophrenia, depression, and ADHA?
    a. epinephrine
    b. serotonin
    c. gamma aminobutyric acid (GABA)
    d. dopamine
    d. dopamine
  22. Which of the following regarding ADHD is FALSE?
    a. ADHD is limited to children
    b. ADHD is a neurobiological disorder
    c. ADHD is more common in males than in females
    d. There are three subtypes of ADHD
    a. ADHD is limited to children
  23. Medications that replace ________________ are effective in improving memory in persons with Alzheimer’s disease.
    a. dopamine
    b. serotonin
    c. acetylcholine
    d. GABA
    c. acetylcholine
  24. A false belief that one is being watched or punished is also known as a ____________ delusion.
    a. persecutory
    b. somatic
    c. grandiose
    d. affective
    a. persecutory
  25. Binge eating followed by purging behavior such as self-induced vomiting most commonly occurs in _____________.
    a. anorexia nervosa
    b. bulimia nervosa
    c. binge eating disorder
    d. all of the above
    b. bulimia nervosa
  26. Periods of intense mania and depression that last for several weeks is also known as _____________.
    a. cyclothymic disorder
    b. bipolar I
    c. bipolar II
    d. all of the above
    b. bipolar I
  27. Adults with bipolar illness may be treated with all of the following types of medications except ____________.
    a. sedatives
    b. antidepressant medications
    c. stimulant medications
    d. antipsychotic medications
    c. stimulant medications
  28. Anxious, irrational thoughts and images are also called _____________.
    a. compulsions
    b. delusions
    c. hallucinations
    d. obsessions
    d. obsessions
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RMSTitanic2004
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Intro to Medical Science
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Multiple Choice for Chapters 9, 12 and 14
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