Paramedic Module 1

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1. Common signs of a transfusion reaction include
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2. What type of shock is due to plasma loss from burns?
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3. A pathogen's virulence is described as its ability to
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4. A state of physical or psychological arousal to stimuli is:
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5. A cell size that increases due to an increase in workload is an example of the process known as:
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6. The catecholamines epinephrine and norepinephrine are responsible during the body's response to hypoperfusion for:
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7. A common cause of metabolic alkalosis is the administration of:
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8. The body's process of compensation for hypoperfusion is initiated by:
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9. Which of the following is NOT a colloid solution?
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10. The blood component that contains proteins, electrolytes and clotting factors is
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11. The percentage of blood accounted for by red blood cells is termed the:
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12. Which of the following types of cellular injuries is caused by pathogens?
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13. The common allergic and anaphylactic responses are caused by which immunoglobulin (antibody)?
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14. Which of the following is not a type of necrosis
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15. A relaxing of the blood vessel walls is the cause of which type of shock?
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16. During hypoperfusion, the renin-angiotensin compensatory system:
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17. Which of the following are single-cell organisms consisting of cytoplasm surrounded by a rigid cell membranes?
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18. Which of the blood components below is.are responsible for a portion of the clotting process
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19. Stimulation of the alpha 1 receptors will cause:
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20. Which of the following is NOT an essential characteristic of an antigen required to trigger an immune response?
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21. Which of the following solutions will cause a net movement of water into erythrocytes?
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22. The type of immunity, resident in the blood, that produces antibodies and remembers a specific antigen is:
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23. The attraction of white blood cells to the site of infection is called:
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24. A blockage or reduction in the delivery of oxygenated blood to body cells is
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25. Cellular destruction caused by an internal release of enzymes is
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26. The risk of acquiring heart disease for a person with a familial history of coronary artery disease is how many times greater than for someonw eithout such a family history?
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27. What percentage of lung cancers in women are associated with smoking?
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28. During shock, the spleen may expel blood back into the circulatory system up to a volumne of:
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29. An abnormal change in cell size or shape due to some external stressor is an example of the process known as:
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30. The continual synthesis and breakdown of body substances that results in homeostatis is:
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31. A change in cellular structure due to an alteration in the permeability of the cell's membrane is:
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32. What percentage of the North American population has the Rh factor present in their blood?
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33. Stimulation of the beta 2 receptors will cause:
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Common signs of a transfusion reaction include
What type of shock is due to plasma loss from burns?
A pathogen's virulence is described as its ability to
A state of physical or psychological arousal to stimuli is:
A cell size that increases due to an increase in workload is an...
The catecholamines epinephrine and norepinephrine are responsible...
A common cause of metabolic alkalosis is the administration of:
The body's process of compensation for hypoperfusion is initiated by:
Which of the following is NOT a colloid solution?
The blood component that contains proteins, electrolytes and clotting...
The percentage of blood accounted for by red blood cells is termed...
Which of the following types of cellular injuries is caused by...
The common allergic and anaphylactic responses are caused by which...
Which of the following is not a type of necrosis
A relaxing of the blood vessel walls is the cause of which type of...
During hypoperfusion, the renin-angiotensin compensatory system:
Which of the following are single-cell organisms consisting of...
Which of the blood components below is.are responsible for a portion...
Stimulation of the alpha 1 receptors will cause:
Which of the following is NOT an essential characteristic of an...
Which of the following solutions will cause a net movement of water...
The type of immunity, resident in the blood, that produces antibodies...
The attraction of white blood cells to the site of infection is...
A blockage or reduction in the delivery of oxygenated blood to body...
Cellular destruction caused by an internal release of enzymes is
The risk of acquiring heart disease for a person with a familial...
What percentage of lung cancers in women are associated with smoking?
During shock, the spleen may expel blood back into the circulatory...
An abnormal change in cell size or shape due to some external stressor...
The continual synthesis and breakdown of body substances that results...
A change in cellular structure due to an alteration in the...
What percentage of the North American population has the Rh factor...
Stimulation of the beta 2 receptors will cause:
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