Anatomy
What is the largest bone in the body?
Femur
What does the suffix "-itis" signify when appended to a root word?
The suffix "-itis" universally denotes inflammation, such as in appendicitis or bronchitis.
How many letters of recommendation are required by most US medical schools?
3
A patient with chronic cirrhosis of the liver and esophageal varices would see a gastroenterologist, or more specifically, a subspecialist in which field?
Hepatologist!
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What organ(s) is/are responsible for making urine?
Kidneys
The combining form "nephr-" specifically refers to which anatomical organ?
"Nephr-" is derived from Greek and refers to the kidney, as seen in nephrology or nephritis.
What is the maximum number of activities (work, extracurriculars, etc.) You can include on the designated section of the AMCAS?
15
Which medical specialist diagnoses and treats chronic, systemic autoimmune conditions and musculoskeletal diseases like lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, and gout?
Rheumatologist!
What is the highest level of rizz you can have?
Skibidi toilet rizz
What does the gallbladder hold?
Bile
What does the Greek-derived prefix "dys-" indicate in clinical terminology?
"Dys-" indicates bad, painful, or difficult function, as seen in dyspnea (difficulty breathing) or dyspepsia.
What is the acronym for the 3 step exam program used to achieve licensure by a medical school?
USMILE (United States Medical Licensing Examination)
If a patient is struggling to manage a condition like Type 1 Diabetes, severe osteoporosis, or a thyroid disorder, they will be referred to which specialist?
Endocrinologist!
Draw Tung Tung (60 seconds)
Tung Tung
What part of the body does the integumentary system refer to?
Skin
A medical specialist focusing on "gastroenterology" studies conditions related to the stomach and which other structure?
Liver and gallbladder
Intestines (small and large)
Pharynx
"Gastro-" refers to the stomach and "entero-" refers to the intestines.
Where and when was the first Physician Assistant training program established in the United States
Stanford University 1972
Johns Hopkins 1980
Which specialist is trained to perform surgical interventions on the brain, spinal cord, and peripheral nerves for conditions like tumors or herniated discs?
Neurologist!
Finish the sentence...
"We are".....
We are Charlie Kirk, we carry the flame
What lobe of the cerebral cortex is responsible for executive functioning?
Frontal
A patient presenting with "tachycardia" has an abnormality characterized by what condition?
"Tachy-" means fast or rapid, and "cardia" relates to the heart.
Which of the following activities is almost universally classified as Patient Care Experience (PCE) rather than Healthcare Experience (HCE) on CASPA?
If a patient experiences chest pain, an irregular heartbeat, or is recovering from a heart attack, they would be referred to which medical specialist?
Cardiologist!
What does Zendaya hold in her hat?
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