Module 3 Flashcards
The healthcare term for indigestion is:
a. halitosis.
b. regurgitation.
c. dysphagia.
d. dyspepsia.
d. dyspepsia.
The process of withdrawing fluid from a body cavity is:
a. ligation.
b. nasogastric intubation.
c. paracentesis.
d. lysis.
c. paracentesis.
The sensation that accompanies the urge to vomit but does not always lead to vomiting is:
a. pyrosis.
b. nausea.
c. singultus.
d. eructation.
b. nausea.
Varicose veins in the lower rectum or anus are:
a. anorectal abscesses.
b. volvuli.
c. hemorrhoids.
d. anal fissures.
c. hemorrhoids.
Abnormal increase in the activity of the small and large intestines leading to diarrhea nd flatus is:
a. irritable bowel syndrome.
b. ulcerative colitis.
c. inflammatory bowel disease.
d. Crohn disease.
a. irritable bowel syndrome.
A synonym for rectitis is:
a. pruritus ani.
b. proctitis.
c. colitis.
d. ileus.
b. proctitis.
Ileus is a(n):
a. obstruction.
b. telescoping of the intestines.
c. twisting of the intestines.
d. abnormal communication from an internal organ to the surface of the body.
a. obstruction.
An esophagus that ends in a blind pouch and lacks an opening into the stomach is:
a. achalasia.
b. esophageal atresia.
c. hiatal hernia.
d. Hirschsprung disease.
b. esophageal atresia.
A visual examination of the urinary bladder is:
a. cytology.
b. cystoscope.
c. cystoscopy.
d. cystography.
c. cystoscopy.
An opening made in the kidney so that a catheter can be inserted is a:
a. nephrotomy.
b. nephrostomy.
c. nephrostolithotomy.
d. nephrolithotomy.
b. nephrostomy.
An abbreviation for malignant tumor of the bladder is:
a. TCC.
b. CKD.
c. ESWL.
d. ESRD.
a. TCC.
Oliguria and rapid onset of azotemia, which characterize a sudden inability of the kidneys to excrete waste, constitute:
a. renal sclerosis.
b. acute renal failure.
c. chronic kidney disease.
d. renal hypertension.
b. acute renal failure.
Removal of a kidney stone is:
a. nephropexy.
b. nephrolithotomy.
c. nephrectomy.
d. nephrostomy.
b. nephrolithotomy.
What is a condition of excessive nitrogenous compounds in the blood?
a. azoturia
b. albuminuria
c. azotemia
d. nocturia
c. azotemia
The combining form for the tubes that move urine from the kidneys to the bladder is:
a. uter/o
b. ur/o
c. urethr/o
d. ureter/o
d. ureter/o
A procedure using a contrast medium to image the gallbladder is called:
a. a barium swallow.
b. computed tomography.
c. cholecystography.
d. GTT.
c. cholecystography.
The presences of stones in the common bile duct is called:
a. cholecystitis.
b. cholelithiasis.
c. cholangitis.
d. choledocholithiasis.
d. choledocholithiasis.
Telescoping of the intestine is:
a. intussusception.
b. volvulus.
c. ileus.
d. ileum.
a. intussusception.
Presence of stones in the gallbladder is referred to as:
a. biliary colic.
b. choledocholithiasis.
c. renal calculi.
d. cholelithiasis.
d. cholelithiasis.
The breakdown of fats is:
a. absorption.
b. digestion.
c. emulsification.
d. indigestion.
c. emulsification.
Narrowing of the muscle between the stomach and duodenum is called:
a. megacolon.
b. cleft palate.
c. pyloric stenosis.
d. esophageal atresia.
c. pyloric stenosis.
A blood test that measures the amount of nitrogenous waste in the circulatory system is:
a. BUN.
b. CAPD.
c. ESWL.
d. KUB.
a. BUN.
What is a condition of increased formation of urine?
a. urinary incontinence
b. urgency
c. diuresis
d. enuresis
c. diuresis
The term for the inability to hold urine is:
a. urinary retention.
b. enuresis.
c. diuresis.
d. urinary incontinence.
d. urinary incontinence.