Definitions
Procedures
Diagnosis
Location Of An Organ
Disease
100

What is the term for a substance that produces a specific effect in the body?

Drug

100
  • : What is the first step in a clinical examination? 


 Taking the patient's medical history.

100

What is the primary method for diagnosing diabetes?

Blood glucose testing

100

 Where is the heart located in the human body?

 In the chest, between the lungs.  

100

What is the most common cause of the flu?

 Influenza virus.

200

Define homeostasis.

 The maintenance of a stable internal environment in the body.

200

Outline the procedure for taking a blood sample.

Clean the site, apply a tourniquet, insert the needle, collect blood, and apply a bandage

200

 How is hypertension diagnosed

 By measuring blood pressure.

200

 Identify the location of the liver.

In the upper right abdomen, below the diaphragm.

200

 Name a chronic disease affecting the lungs.

Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)

300

300: What is the definition of an organ?

  • Answer: A group of tissues that work together to perform a specific function.


300

What is the purpose of an MRI scan?

 To create detailed images of the organs and tissues in the body.

300

 What tests are commonly used to diagnose infections?

Blood tests, urine tests, and cultures.

300

 Where can you find the pancreas?

Behind the stomach, in the upper abdomen.

300

 What disease is characterized by the uncontrolled growth of abnormal cells?

 Cancer

400

400: Describe the term "diagnosis."

  • Answer: The identification of a disease or condition based on signs and symptoms.


400

Explain the procedure for a laparoscopic surgery.

 Small incisions are made, and a camera and instruments are inserted to perform surgery.

400

 What role do symptoms play in diagnosis?

 Symptoms provide clues that help identify the underlying condition.

400

 Describe the anatomical position of the kidneys.

 On either side of the spine, in the lower back region.

400

 Describe the symptoms of a heart attack.

 Chest pain, shortness of breath, nausea, and sweating

500

500: What does etiology refer to in medicine?

  • Answer: The study of the cause of a disease.


 

500

 Describe the steps involved in a biopsy.

 Local anesthesia is applied, tissue is removed, and it is sent for analysis.

500

 Explain the process of differential diagnosis.

Considering multiple potential conditions and ruling them out based on tests and symptoms

500

 Where is the spleen situated relative to other organs?

To the left of the stomach, behind the ribs

500

 What are the long-term effects of untreated hypertension?

 Heart disease, stroke, and kidney damage.

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