Practice Examination I

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1. Which of the following can be used to point and click to input commands in the computer?
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2. The heel bone of the foot is called the:
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3. The gland located on the front oand sides of the trachea below the larynx is the:
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4. The term for male breast enlargement is:
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5. The beats per minute for the resting heart rate of an adult is:
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6. What joint is formed by the articulation of the mandible with the glenoid fossa of the temporal bone?
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7. Which term is used to retract the spermatic cord during an open herniaorrhaphy?
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8. The type of electrical current that moves in a on-way, single direction is:
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9. Graft material used to cover the stapes during a radical mastoidectomy is the:
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10. The only bone of the body that does not articulate with another bone is the:
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11. The surgical instrument used to dissect prostate tissue during a TURP is a/an:
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12. The artery that supplies blood to the breast is the:
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13. Which of the following terms refers to severe hypertension in the pregnant female?
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14. The term used to describe the flow of electrical energy is:
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15. Which of the following items is implanted to prevent the cement from leaking into the medulllary canal during a total hip arthroplasty?
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16. Which of the following instruments is used to hold the mouth open during a tonsillectomy?
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17. Which surgical instrument is used to remove plaque form the carotid artery?
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18. The force that causes an object to fall due to gravity is called:
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19. The rate at which work is done is called:
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20. The small intestine begins at the:
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21. Which of the following suture would be the best choice for repair of a liver laceration?
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22. Cranial nerve II is the:
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23. The energy that an object has due to its position or condition is called:
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24. Telectasis refers to a/an:
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25. Which  self-retaining retractor is used to hold brain spoons in place during a craniotomy?
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26. During peripheral vascular procedures papaverine is administered to:
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27. The speed of computer processors is measured in:
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28. A muscle commonly used for flap reconstruction in reconstruction mammoplasty is the:
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29. The distal and proximal ends of long bones are called:
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30. The middle tunic of the eye includes the:
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31. The surgical instrument used to enlarge the maxillary sinus opening during a Culdwell-Luc procedure is a/an:
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32. The artery that supplies blood to the thyroid gland is the:
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33. Which muscle is the tunica albuginea sutured during an orchiopexy?
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Which of the following can be used to point and click to input...
The heel bone of the foot is called the:
The gland located on the front oand sides of the trachea below the...
The term for male breast enlargement is:
The beats per minute for the resting heart rate of an adult is:
What joint is formed by the articulation of the mandible with the...
Which term is used to retract the spermatic cord during an open...
The type of electrical current that moves in a on-way, single...
Graft material used to cover the stapes during a radical mastoidectomy...
The only bone of the body that does not articulate with another bone...
The surgical instrument used to dissect prostate tissue during a TURP...
The artery that supplies blood to the breast is the:
Which of the following terms refers to severe hypertension in the...
The term used to describe the flow of electrical energy is:
Which of the following items is implanted to prevent the cement from...
Which of the following instruments is used to hold the mouth open...
Which surgical instrument is used to remove plaque form the carotid...
The force that causes an object to fall due to gravity is called:
The rate at which work is done is called:
The small intestine begins at the:
Which of the following suture would be the best choice for repair of a...
Cranial nerve II is the:
The energy that an object has due to its position or condition is...
Telectasis refers to a/an:
Which  self-retaining retractor is used to hold brain spoons in...
During peripheral vascular procedures papaverine is administered to:
The speed of computer processors is measured in:
A muscle commonly used for flap reconstruction in reconstruction...
The distal and proximal ends of long bones are called:
The middle tunic of the eye includes the:
The surgical instrument used to enlarge the maxillary sinus opening...
The artery that supplies blood to the thyroid gland is the:
Which muscle is the tunica albuginea sutured during an orchiopexy?
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