HLTH125 midterm ch3 ch4 ch5
HLTH125 Midterm Review Quiz
Test your knowledge and understanding of key concepts from chapters 3, 4, and 5 of your HLTH125 course. This quiz features 48 multiple-choice questions designed to challenge your comprehension and retention of essential health terminology and anatomy.
- Engaging multiple-choice format
- Focused on chapters relevant to your midterm
- Perfect for self-assessment and review
The prefix​ brady- means:
Deficient.
Fast.
Slow.
Difficult.
When an artery is open so blood flows​ freely, the artery​ is:
Latent.
Subacute.
Patent.
Hyperactive.
€‹A/an _____ can be​ seen, heard,​ measured, or felt by an examiner.
Hypoplasia
Sign
Lumen
Occlusion
The term extraocular means pertaining​ to:
Part of the eye.
Outside the eye.
Around the eye.
Within the eye.
Which of the following terms means​ "pertaining to around the​ heart"?
Epicardial
Pericardial
Intracardial
Endocardial
The term arrest​ means:
Wide open.
Lying hidden.
To stop.
Below sharp.
A person that does not have a fever can be described​ as:
Intermediary.
Afebrile
Anicteric.
Polydactyly.
The space inside any​ tube, such as an artery or​ needle, is called​ the:
Latent.
Patent.
Sign
Lumen.
Which statement is the best overall description of a cell in the human​ body?
Cells are basic building blocks of the​ body, which work to sustain life.
A cell is a chemical compound.
Cells pump blood around.
Cells are a control center.
Where does the human body get​ energy?
Energy is produced by the endocrine system.
We are born with​ it, in the chromosomes.
The brain makes energy and sends it around where needed.
The mitochondria in cells produce energy.
In what direction is​ cephalic?
Away from a point of attachment
Toward the head
Toward a point of attachment
Toward the tail
In what direction is​ lateral?
Toward the back
Toward the middle
Toward the side
Toward the front
The midsagittal plane divides the body​ into:
Upper and lower parts.
Front and back parts.
Superior and inferior portions.
Equal left and right parts.
The heart is in​ the:
Pelvic cavity.
Dorsal cavity.
Thoracic cavity.
Abdominal cavity.
The appendix is located in which​ quadrant?
Right upper
Left lower
Left upper
Right lower
The epigastric region is located in what position in the nine regions of the abdominopelvic​ cavity?
Center region
Left middle region
Upper left region
Upper middle region
What is the word part for the body area of the​ mouth?
€‹dent/i
€‹or/o
€‹ot/o
Manus
Which word part pertains to the​ neck?
€‹thorac/o
€‹gastr/o
€‹cervic/o
€‹neur/o
Which term means​ "pertaining to a definite​ locale"?
Dorsal
Superficial
Topical
Caudal
The term superficial​ means:
Top or highest point.
Pertaining to the surface.
Pertaining to a place.
Midpoint of a body.
If you were having a quiz on​ "anatomy," what would the questions on that quiz ask you to​ do?
Explain how certain body parts work.
Identify locations of structures in the body.
Remember correct drug dosages.
Memorize a list of terms.
To what does the term inguinal​ refer?
The tail
An organ
A slender body form
The groin
If you wanted to study​ disease, you would take a course​ in:
Cytology.
Physiology.
Anatomy.
Pathology.
What is the term that refers to fatty​ tissue?
Superficial
Organic
Adipose
Android
The location of the nose in the human body could best be described​ as:
Anterior and medial.
Anterior and lateral.
Posterior and inferior.
Posterior and superior.
In the human​ body, quadrants apply to​ the:
Four extremities.
Chest
Entire body.
Abdomen.
What term means​ "study of​ tissue"?
Physiology
Cytology
Biology
Histology
If a drug is​ "generic", what does that​ mean?
It is using the brand name given by a drug company.
It is more expensive.
It has undesirable side effects.
It is using its official name.
What lies immediately under the​ epidermis?
The roots of the hair
A coil of sweat gland
The dermis
The subcutaneous layer
Which structure secretes​ oil?
Hair follicle
Arrector pili
Sebaceous gland
Sudoriferous gland
Loss of​ hair, especially​ baldness, is known​ as:
Avulsion.
Alopecia.
Albinism.
Acrochordon.
Which is the usual sign of a second degree or partial thickness​ burn?
Skin redness
Lack of pain
Blisters
Area is sunken
Cellulitis can be described​ as:
Inflammation of the skin and subcutaneous tissue.
A type of allergic dermatitis.
Inflammation of skin cells all over the body.
A nail infection.
Which of the following is spelled​ correctly?
Decubitus
Dacubitus
Dicubetis
Decubetus
Which of the following is the term for separation or bursting open of a surgical​ wound?
Ecchymosis
Excoriation
Dehiscence
Paronychia
Erythema is defined​ as:
Skin allergy to red dye.
Redness of the skin.
Fungal infection of the skin.
Bleeding from the skin.
Herpes simplex Type 1 can​ cause:
Warts
Impetigo
Miliaria
Cold sores
An intradermal medication is administered​ where?
Sprayed onto the skin
Injected under the skin
Injected between the skin layers
Rubbed into the skin
Which of the following is a characteristic of​ melanoma?
Uneven color
Smooth borders
Symmetrical shape
Unchanging diameter
A diagnosis of onychomycosis means there​ is:
Abnormal growth of body hair.
A sweat gland infection.
A nail fungal infection.
No nail growth.
€‹Thick, dry scales on the skin with redness and itching is characteristic​ of:
Psoriasis.
Purpura
Lupus
Pruritus
German or​ three-day measles is medically known​ as:
Rosacea.
Roseola.
Rubella.
Rubeola.
Scabies is a contagious skin disease caused​ by:
The itch mite.
Allergies.
Lice.
An unknown cause.
Which of the following describes a​ macule?
Discolored spot on the skin
€‹small, fluid-filled sac
€‹solid, elevated area
€‹crack-like sore
Tinea is a contagious skin​ disease, caused by a​ fungus, that is also known​ as:
Ringworm.
Prickly heat.
Staph infection.
Varicella.
An antipruritic medication will help​ with:
Infection.
Warts
Itching.
Acne.
A sweat​ test, used to determine levels of chloride on the​ skin, is used to​ diagnose:
Cystic fibrosis.
Eczema
Lupus.
Melanoma.
Which abbreviation means​ diagnosis?
ID
Dx
Bx
PPD
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