Pharchem 3

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Pharchem 3: Oncology & Pharmacology Quiz

Test your knowledge in the fields of oncology and pharmacology with our engaging quiz! Designed for healthcare professionals and students alike, this quiz will challenge your understanding of medical terminology and concepts related to tumors, biochemical reactions, and more.

15 thought-provoking questions
Enhance your understanding of medical terms
Ideal for both study and certification purposes

15 Questions4 MinutesCreated by InquiringMind42

A malignant tumor whose parenchyma is composed of anaplastic epithelial cells

A substance which alters the velocity of a chemical reaction, but remains unchanged during the reaction.

Purgation

Substance capable of destroying tissues

A lesion, usually an ulcer, formed at the site of primary inoculation.

Having a ring type structure formed in chelation

A condition in which the bowels are evacuated at long intervals or with difficulty

A bluish-purple discoloration of the mucous membrane and skin, due to the presence of excessive amount of reduced hemoglobin in capillaries.

Inflammation of the urinary bladder

To become liquid by adsorption of water from the atmosphere

Inflammation of the skin

A drying medicine of application

Causing an increase of perspiration

A common symptom of gastrointestinal disease characterized by increased frequency and water content of the stools

An agent that lowers the strength of a solution or mixture

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