Medical Terminology
Nursing/Patho
Forensic Sciences
Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous
100

Whats gingivitis?

The inflamation of the gums

100
  1. What term indicates the likely health outcomes of a disease? A. Prognosis B. Hypoxian C. Pathogenesis D. Anemia


Prognosis

100

Are fingerprints unique to every individual?

A. Yes B. No C. Yes in exception for identical twins 

D. Somedays

A.YES

100

Biotechnology

What is genetic engineering?

The technique of changing or modifying an organism's genetic material (DNA/RNA).

100

(Commmunity Awareness)

Bullying Prevention: How can we create a campaign to prevent bullying in our school and community?

  •  Use anonymous surveys 
  • Educate and Build Skills
  • Foster Upstanders
  • Engage the Community
  • Monitor and Sustain
  • Use social media to create a movement.


200

Which suffix refers to inflamation?

A. -ion B. -itis C. ectomy D. -flatory

-Itis

200
  1. What term describes a period when the signs and symptoms of a disease subside or temporarily disappear? 

A. Acute B. Subjective C. Remission D. Idiopathic

C. Remission

200
  • Where can DNA be found at a crime scene?


In hair with follicles, blood, and other bodily fluids.

200

Behavioral Health.

 Which type of psychology explores regular changes in behavior that occur across the lifespan? 

A. Cognitive B. Developmental C. Clinical D. Behavioral

B. Developmental

200

Biotechnology

What type of bond connects nitrogenous base pairs and holds the two strands of a DNA molecule together? A. Hydrogen B. Nitrogenous C. Oxygen D. Carbon

A. Hydrogen

300

Which suffix refers to breathing? A. -cide B. -ion C. -pnea D. -stasis

pnea

300

When using reflective journaling to self-evaluate one’s clinical skills, what does the letter “F” in the reflect mode represent? (Perry pp 13) A. Facts B. Feelings C. Focus  D. Frog

B. Feelings

300

Who developed an advanced photographic method of comparing markings on bullets?

A. Victor Balthazard B. Edmond Locard C. Francis Galton D. Alec Jeffreys

A. Victor Balthazard

300

Nutrition

. Which body organ has no stored supply of glucose and requires a minute-to-minute supply from the blood?  A. Heart B. Liver C. Brain D. Pancreas

C.Brain

300

Community Awareness

What is the HOSA mission statement?

The official HOSA mission statement is to empower HOSA-Future Health Professionals to become leaders in the global health community through education, collaboration, and experience.

400

What is the meaning of the term hysterectomy? 

A. Cryosurgery of the ovaries B. Surgical removal of the uterus C. Rupture of the uterus D. Suturing of the fallopian tubes

Surgical removal of the uterus

400

A patient has just undergone a right nephrectomy. What are the signs and symptoms that indicate postoperative hemorrhaging and shock? 

A. Cyanosis, nausea, vomiting, and constricted pupils

B. Even, unlabored respirations; tachycardia; hemoptysis

C. Restlessness, confusion, increased urine output, and warm, dry skin

D. Hypothermia; thready, rapid pulse; cold, clammy skin; hypotension

D. Hypothermia; thready, rapid pulse; cold, clammy skin; hypotension

400

When a victim drowns in freshwater, what term describes the massive destruction of RBC’s?

A. Pneumothorax B. Asphyxia C. Sickling of RBC’s D. Autolysis

D. Autolysis

400

(Dental Science)

Which instruments are best suited for examining teeth for caries, calculus, furcations or other abnormalities? A. Dull chisels

B. Ball burnishers

C. Explorers

D. Scalpels

C. Explorers 

400

Medical Innovation / Technology

If a medical AI or robotic system makes a critical error, who is ultimately held accountable: the physician, the manufacturer, or the developer of the algorithm?

In most current legal frameworks, the physician who uses the medical AI or robotic system is ultimately held accountable for critical errors under the doctrine of medical malpractice.

500

What is the study of body tissue structure, composition, and function?

A. Biology B. Cytology C. Endocrinology D. Histology

Histology

500

What neurotransmitter is produced insufficiently in a patient with Parkinson’s disease? A. Aldosterone B. Dopamine C. Gamma globulin D. Prednisone

B. Dopamine

500

Where are blowfly eggs usually found on a dead body? A. Close to a wound or natural orifice

B. Under any covering such as clothing, leaves, etc. 

C. On the chest or in a hairy body area

D. Under the body close to the ground

A. Close to a wound or natural orifice

500

Nutrition

What was the first bacterium used commercially to produce genetically engineered human insulin? 

A. Saccharomyces B. E. coli C. Epstein-Barr D. Staphylococci

E. coli

500

Affordability and Access: How can cutting-edge treatments, such as gene therapies or personalized medicine, be made accessible and equitable for all patients, not just those in well-funded urban centers or high-income brackets, thus avoiding the widening of health disparities?

  • Innovative Financing: Using performance-based installments and risk-sharing agreements to manage high upfront costs.
  • Infrastructure Adaptation: Employing telemedicine and "hub-and-spoke" models to reach underserved areas.
  • Policy and Research Reforms: Ensuring diverse representation in research and reforming value assessments to reflect long-term societal benefits.





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