UTA NURS3309 Unit 2 Review Quiz Latest 2022

Question 1The suffix in the term varicocele means

  swelling

  cave, swelling

  varicosity

  water

  drooping

Question 2The definition of the term genitalia is

  pertaining to carrying semen

  pertaining to external and internal organs of reproduction.

  pertaining to a sac containing testes

  a condition of a mature, male sex cell

  pertaining to excessive urination at night

Question 3The process by which male germ cells differentiate into sperm is called

  spermatozoon

  reproduction

  mitosis

  meiosis

  spermatogenesis

Question 4Identify the suffix in the term spermatocele and its meaning.

  spermato; sperm

  cele; varicose vein

  sperm; seminal fluid

  cele; cave, swelling

  cele; tumor, mass

Question 5In the medical term androgen, what is the root/combining form and its meaning?

  gen; form, create

  andro; hormone

  andro; masculine

  gen; testis

  gen; gonad

Question 6Ejaculating so quickly during intercourse that it causes embarrassment is called _____ ejaculation.

  premature

  precocious

  premarital

  postcoital

  immature

Question 7A twisting of the testis on its spermatic cord is called

  epididymitis

  cryptorchidism

  testicular torsion

  hydrocele

  peyronie disease

Question 8The medical term which means the ability for spontaneous movement is

  spermatozoa

  motility

  ejaculation

  motile

  erectile

Question 9A congenital condition in which the opening of the urethra is on the undersurface of the penis instead of at the head of the glans is called

  priapism

  phimosis

  hypospadias

  epispadias

  paraphimosis

 Question 10A synonym for erectile dysfunction is

  impotence

  vasectomy

  phimosis

  Peyronie’s disease

  priapism

Question 11Where are the Bartholin glands located?

  In the prepuce

  At the urinary meatus

  On the back and each side of the vaginal orifice

  On the inside of the hymen

  Inside the cervical canal

Question 12The area between the thighs, extending from the coccyx to the pubis is the

  mons pubis

  peritoneum

  perimetrium

  perineum

  parinium

Question 13The development of a chancre is associated with which sexually transmitted disease?

  Chlamydia

  Gonorrhea

  Trichomoniasis

  Syphilis

  Pelvic inflammatory disease

Question 14What is a common cause of genital itching or burning with a “cottage-cheese” type of discharge?

  Trichomonas

  Syphilis

  Herpes

  Vulvovaginal candidiasis

  Gonorrhea

Question 15Why is Chlamydia known as the “silent” sexually transmitted disease?

  Carriers of the disease do not tell anyone.

  The disease is passed along from mother to unborn infant.

  The disease is not well documented.

  The disease has no symptoms in infected men and women.

  Chlamydia has no means for accurate diagnosis.

Question 16A serious condition in which the placenta prematurely separates from the wall of the uterus before delivery of the baby is called

  kernicterus

  placenta previa

  postpartum hemorrhage

  placenta abruptio

  retained placenta

Question 17An infection with _______ has been associated with cervical cancer.

  HIV

  LMP

  HPV

  PCOS

  HSV

Question 18Organize the following structures from the outside of the body to the inside of the body.

  Vaginal orifice, labia minora, labia majora

  Labia minora, labia majora, vaginal orifice

  Labia majora, labia minora, vaginal orifice

  Vaginal orifice, labia majora, labia minora

  Labia majora, vaginal orifice, labia minora

Question 19What does the prefix in the term endometrium mean?

  Uterus

  Pertaining to

  Inside, within

  Tissue

  Ending

Question 20To prevent pregnancy, morning-after pills must be taken within _______ hours of unprotected intercourse.

  2

  12

  24

  48

  72

Question 21What is the definition of the medical term puerperium?

  The period of time from conception to the birth of the baby

  The period of time from the beginning of labor to the birth of the baby

  The period of time from the birth until the baby is discharged from the hospital

  A six-week period after the birth in which the uterus shrinks in size

  The first year of the infant’s life

 

MC What is the definition of the medical…

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Learning Outcome: 08.14

Topic: Explain the stages of pregnancy and childbirth

 

Question 22The definition of the term amenorrhea is

  without menstrual flow

  constant menstrual flow

  monthly menstrual flow

  flow inside the uterus

  flow outside the uterus

Question 23A synonym for a tonic-clonic seizure is a(n)

  petit mal seizure

  grand mal seizure

  absence seizure

  febrile seizure

  partial seizure

Question 24The T in TBI stands for

  tibia

  tumor

  three

  traumatic

  tremor

Question 25Parkinson disease occurs from a lack of the neurotransmitter _______.

  serotonin

  norepinephrine

  endorphin

  acetylcholine

  dopamine

Question 26The phase immediately following a seizure is known as the

  tonic-clonic phase

  postictal phase

  postepilepsy phase

  postlepsy phase

  status epilepticus phase

Question 27Choose the correct pronunciation of the term neuropathy.

  New-rah-PATH-ee

  Nyu-ROP-ah-thee

  NU-rahp-ah-thee

  NEW-ropah-thee

  NYU-rah-pah-thee

Question 29A disorder of multiple motor and vocal tics is called

  Tourette syndrome

  narcolepsy

  cataplexy

  absence seizure

  status epilepticus

Question 30An abnormal communication between an artery and a vein is abbreviated as a(n)

  CVA

  AVM

  TIA

  AVD

  IV

Question 31From the following list of terms, choose the term that has a suffix which means covering.

  Dopamine

  Serotonin

  Neurilemma

  Myelin

  Meningioma

correct

 Question 32The term which means inability to coordinate muscle activity leading to jerky movements is

  palsy

  syncope

  ataxia

  spasm

  contracture

Question 33A procedure which uses a catheter with an electrode in its tip to destroy the cells from which abnormal cardiac rhythms are originating is called a(n)

  radiofrequency ablation

  defibrillation

  cardioversion

  stent placement

  rotational arthrectomy

Question 34The medical term that means surgical incision of a vein is

  phlebotomy

  venotomy

  angiotomy

  venectomy

  phlebectomy

Question 35When pressing and releasing a patient’s swollen ankle, indentions remained in the soft tissue. Which of the following terms would the nurse use to document this fact in the patient’s chart?

  Sclerosis

  Thrombophlebitis

  Pitting edema

  Cardiogenic shock

  Regurgitation

 

Question 36Which of the following terms has a suffix that means disease?

  Infarction

  Necrosis

  Cardiologist

  Cardiomyopathy

  Atheroma

Question 37Which of the following terms means pertaining to the heart?

  Thoracic

  Cardiac

  Mediastinal

  Myocardium

  Electrocardiogram

Question 38A type of drug that reduces susceptibility to thrombus formation is a(n)

  diuretic

  vasodilator

  ionotropic

  anticoagulant

  antiarrhythmic

Question 39The heart has four sections known as

  caverns

  rooms

  chambers

  cloisters

  cells

Question 40The classifications of medications that will increase the contractility of the heart are

  beta-blockers

  chronotropics

  inotropics

  dromotropics

  calcium channel blockers

Question 41The contraction of the heart muscle is called

  diastole

  asystole

  bruit

  systole

  sinus rhythm

Question 42Which of the following terms has a root meaning foot?

  Gonadal

  Pedal

  Femoral

  Interstitial

  Radial

 Question 43The abbreviation for hemoglobin is

  HCT

  Hgb

  CBC

  Hg

  HLA

Question 44What is the correct spelling of the term that means widely scattered throughout the body or an organ?

  Disseminate

  Diseminate

  Dessiminate

  Disemminate

  Dissimenate

Question 45Where are antigen A and antigen B located?

  On the surface of the red blood cell

  On the surface of the white blood cell

  In the plasma

  Inside the erythrocytes

  Inside the T-cells

Question 46Which of the following statements best describes a stem cell?

  An antibody not directed against the causative organism but produced during the disease

  A cell that is formed in the presence of a large number of mononuclear leukocytes

  Another term for a white blood cell

  A cell that attracts a basic blue stain in the laboratory

  An undifferentiated cell that can divide to yield specialized cells in a tissue

MC Which of the following statements best…

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Topic: Explain the therapeutic procedures used for hematologic disorders

 

 

Question 47

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The root/combining form in the term coagulopathy means

  disease

  blood

  platelet

  clotting

  clumping

correct

 

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Topic: Deconstruct medical terms of hematology into their word elements

 

 

Question 48

2 / 2 pts

Identify the suffix and its meaning in the term hemostasis.

  sis; pertaining to

  stasis; slow down

  hemo; blood

  stasis; control, stop

  sis; forming

correct

 

MC Identify the suffix and its meaning…

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Question 49In the term streptokinase, what does the root mean?

  Enzyme

  Cell

  Curved

  Action

  Vessel

 

 Question 50Choose the correct pronunciation of the medical term hemolysis.

  HEE-mo-lis-is

  hee-moh-li-sus

  hee-MOL-ih-sis

  HE-moh-li-sis

  he-moh–LI-sis