Presentation 4

Carnitine is a natural substance acquired mostly
through diet; it is used by cells to process ______________?

Primary
Carnitine Deficiency is found in_____________?

Treatment of carnitine deficiency
is_______________?

Diagnosis of carnitine deficiency is _________________?
a.    By Blood Sample
b.    By Tissue Sample
c.     Parenting a child that is diagnosed with the deficiency
d.     All of the above

One symptom of carnitine deficiency in an adult is__________________?
A.    Sleeplessness
B.      Fatigue
C.    Blindness
D.     Nervousness

People diagnosed with classic Hodgkin’s lymphoma have these large abnormal cells in their lymph nodes? 

All of these are risk factors for Hodgkin’s Lymphoma except?
A.     Being infected with the HIV virus
B.      Family history of lymphoma
C.     Smoking
D.     Past infection with the Epstein-Barr virus

Imaging tests used to diagnose Hodgkin’s Lymphoma include all of the following except?
A.     CAT scan
B.    MRV
C.     X-rays
D.      PET scan

All of the following are Long term complications of chemotherapy or radiation therapy for Hodgkin’s Lymphoma except?
A.    Psoriasis
B.    Heart disease
C.     Infertility
D.    Other cancers

Hodgkin’s
Lymphoma is considered one of the most __________ forms of cancer.
A.     Common
B.     Curable
C.     Incurable
D.     Scary

Which chemical is NOT involved in depression?
A.      Tryptophan
B.     Serotonin
C.     Norepinephrine
D.     Dopamine

Which is NOT a category of antidepressant medication?
A.     Tricyclics
B.     SSRIs
C.      MAOIs
D.     DRPMs

Where does the major action of SSRs take place?
A.       Blood-brain barrier
B.      Hippocampus
C.       Pituitary gland
D.       Synaptic cleft

What type of therapy involves meditation?
A.       Cognitive-based therapy
B.      Electroconvulsive therapy
C.      Psychoanalysis
D.     Mindfulness-based therapy

Which type of depression affects women after childbirth?
A.     Major depression
B.     Catatonic depression
C.     Seasonal affective disorder
D.     Post-partum depression

What is the most common first step when diagnosing lung cancer?
A.     Biopsy
B.      CAT Scan
C.    Chest X-ray
D.     Physical exam

All are factors in staging lung cancer except for                                                                                                             
A.       Symptoms
B.        whether cancer has spread to lymph nodes
C.       cell appearance under microscope
D.       size and location of tumors

Which of the following type of lung cancer is more likely to metastasize?
A.     Squamous cell carcinoma
B.     Large cell carcinomas
C.    Adenocarcinoma
D.    Small cell lung cancer

Of the four types of lung cancer which is the most common and associated with affecting non-smokers?
A.      Large cell carcinoma
B.     Small cell lung cancer
C.     Squamous cell carcinoma
D.    Adenocarcinoma

The leading cause of lung cancer in men and women is?
A.     Drug abuse
B.     Obesity
C.     Alcoholism
D.     Cigarette smoke