Foundation & Prevention of Disease
Diagnosis & Primary Bodily Systems
Genetics & Cancer
Cardiovascular & Respiratory
Specific Diseases
100

A mammogram screening is which level of prevention? 

Secondary prevention

100

This imaging test uses sound waves to create images of soft tissue

Ultrasound

100

This is an environmental agent causing birth defects

Teratogen

100

After his heart attack, Ken was prescribed this type of medication to avoid a future heart attack (formal name).

Anticoagulant 
100

This genetic disorder is characterized by an extra copy of chromosome 21.

Trisomy 21 (Down syndrome)
200

This is the number of new cases of a disease in a given population over time.

Incidence

200

This is where red blood cells are primarily produced.

Bone Marrow

200

This is the proportion of people with a genotype who show the phenotype

Penetrance

200

This blood pressure is the measurement of the pressure within the arteries when the heart is relaxed and in between heartbeats.

Diastolic blood pressure

200

John was told he has this heart condition that causes fluid to build up in his lungs and legs. 

Congestive heart failure

300

 "In 2023, the leading cause of death in the United States was heart disease, followed by cancer" is an example of this health-based measurement.

Mortality

300

These tightly packed bundles of DNA contain thousands of genes

Chromosomes

300

This is the entire process by which normal cells transform into cancer cells.

Carcinogenesis

300

An elevated level of this protein indicates that there has been damage to the heart muscle.

Troponin

300

This genetic disorder causes thick, sticky mucus to build up in various organs, primarily the lungs and pancreas.

Cystic Fibrosis

400

This is a systematic multi-level approach to changing health behaviors commonly used to create public health initiatives. 

Ecological Model

400

Name 4 of the 5 cardinal signs of inflammation 

redness (hyperemia), heat, swelling, pain, loss of function.

400

Explain the difference between benign and malignant tumors?

Benign = localized, non-invasive; Malignant = invasive, can metastasize

400

This lung disease leaves people short of breath due to damaged alveoli trapping air and reducing oxygen exchange.

Emphysema

400

This genetic mutation increases the risk of developing blood clots including DVTs and PEs, yet many people do not experience any symptoms until there is a problem.

Factor V Leiden Thrombophilia