Mtca: Chapter 2 Part 1 Quiz B

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  • 1. 

    Which of the following refers to an “immature or embryonic cell”?

    • A.

      -dynia

    • B.

      -esis

    • C.

      -blast

    • D.

      -cyte

    Correct Answer
    C. -blast
  • 2. 

    The suffix “-ate” refers to ___.

    • A.

      Use, action, having the form of, or possessing

    • B.

      Pain, ache

    • C.

      To go

    • D.

      A surgical puncture

    Correct Answer
    A. Use, action, having the form of, or possessing
  • 3. 

    The suffix “-cyte” means ___.

    • A.

      Diction, word, phrase

    • B.

      Small

    • C.

      Bladder, sac

    • D.

      Cell

    Correct Answer
    D. Cell
  • 4. 

    Which pair of terms have the MOST SIMILAR meanings?

    • A.

      -edema & -cele

    • B.

      -cide & -cyte

    • C.

      -emesis & -asthenia

    • D.

      -cyst & ectasis

    Correct Answer
    A. -edema & -cele
  • 5. 

    Which of the following suffixes refers to the skin?

    • A.

      -desis

    • B.

      -lymph

    • C.

      -derma

    • D.

      -cyst

    Correct Answer
    C. -derma
  • 6. 

    Which of the following suffixes would most appropriately be used to describe someone who studies the treatment of a specific area?

    • A.

      -drome

    • B.

      -iatry

    • C.

      -ior

    • D.

      -ive

    Correct Answer
    B. -iatry
  • 7. 

    The term that would be used to describe the “process of scraping away from a surface by friction” is ___.

    • A.

      Dysarthria

    • B.

      Epithelium

    • C.

      Exogenous

    • D.

      Abrasion

    Correct Answer
    D. Abrasion
  • 8. 

    Which pair of terms would be MOST OPPOSITE in meaning?

    • A.

      Arousal & comatose

    • B.

      Epithelium & abrasion

    • C.

      Dysarthria & asystole

    • D.

      Exogenous & asymmetrical

    Correct Answer
    A. Arousal & comatose
  • 9. 

    If a person’s lungs were “unequal in size or shape,” they could be referred to as ___.

    • A.

      Exogenous

    • B.

      Asystole

    • C.

      Dysarthria

    • D.

      Asymmetrical

    Correct Answer
    D. Asymmetrical
  • 10. 

    Something that is “produced from external causes, such as a disease caused by a bacterial or viral agent foreign to the body” is said to be ___ in origin.

    • A.

      Asymmetrical

    • B.

      Exogenous

    • C.

      Epithelium

    • D.

      Asystole

    Correct Answer
    B. Exogenous
  • 11. 

    Someone who stutters or has had a stroke may suffer from “difficult articulation of speech.” This is called ___.

    • A.

      Abrasion

    • B.

      Asystole

    • C.

      Epithelium

    • D.

      Dysarthria

    Correct Answer
    D. Dysarthria
  • 12. 

    The tissue that “covers the internal and external organs of the body and the lining of vessels, body cavities, glands, and organs” is called ___.

    • A.

      Dysarthria

    • B.

      Asystole

    • C.

      Epithelium

    • D.

      Exogenous

    Correct Answer
    C. Epithelium
  • 13. 

    If someone has a heart attack, the heart may also be described as ___ because of the “absence of electrical and mechanical activity.”

    • A.

      Asystole

    • B.

      Exogenous

    • C.

      Dysarthria

    • D.

      Comatose

    Correct Answer
    A. Asystole
  • 14. 

    Anesthetize means ___.

    • A.

      A state of alertness

    • B.

      Process of scraping away

    • C.

      Without contraction

    • D.

      To induce a loss of feeling

    Correct Answer
    D. To induce a loss of feeling
  • 15. 

    Which of the following could NOT effect epithelium or epithelial tissue?

    • A.

      Anesthetize

    • B.

      Abrasion

    • C.

      Arousal

    • D.

      Asystole

    Correct Answer
    D. Asystole

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