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Multiple Choice
Identify the letter of the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
 

 1. 

_____ is the science of morphology or structure of an organism or body.
a.
Histology
b.
Anatomy
c.
Physiology
d.
Pathology
 

 2. 

_____ concerns the normal functions performed by the various systems of the body.
a.
Histology
b.
Anatomy
c.
Physiology
d.
Pathology
 

 3. 

_____ is the scientific study of muscular activity and mechanics of body movement.
a.
Histology
b.
Pathology
c.
Kinesiology
d.
Physiology
 

 4. 

_____ is a form of microscopic anatomy and is a branch of microbiology.
a.
Histology
b.
Kinesiology
c.
Pathology
d.
Gross anatomy
 

 5. 

_____ is the study of the structural and functional changes caused by disease.
a.
Anatomy
b.
Histology
c.
Physiology
d.
Pathology
 

 6. 

_____ is an abnormal and unhealthy state of all or part of the body, wherein it is not capable of normal functions.
a.
Homeostasis
b.
Disease
c.
Phagocytosis
d.
Pathology
 

 7. 

_____ of a disease are observable indications such as abnormal pulse rate, fever, and abnormal skin color.
a.
Symptoms
b.
Signs
c.
Assessments
d.
Outcomes
 

 8. 

A client is complaining of dizziness and chills in her initial interview with her massage therapist. These would be recorded as _____ in her chart.
a.
signs
b.
symptoms
c.
outcomes
d.
assessments
 

 9. 

_____ is any psychological or physical situation or condition that causes tension or strain.
a.
Disease
b.
Stress
c.
Homeostasis
d.
Pain
 

 10. 

During a “fight or flight” response, which one of the following statements is incorrect?
a.
Muscle tone increases
b.
Blood pressure rises
c.
Breathing deepens
d.
Digestion increases
 

 11. 

Bacteria, viruses, fungi, and parasites are all types of _____.
a.
microorganisms
b.
fomites
c.
protozoa
d.
oncogens
 

 12. 

If invading organisms are confined to one small area of the body, the condition is considered to be a _____.
a.
systemic infection
b.
general infection
c.
local infection
d.
superficial infection
 

 13. 

Which one of the following is NOT a sign or symptom of inflammation?
a.
Cyanosis
b.
Erythema
c.
Swelling
d.
Pain
 

 14. 

In an inflammatory response, increased numbers of leukocytes flood the area to engulf and digest invading organisms. This process is accomplished by a process called _____.
a.
cytolysis
b.
hemostasis
c.
pinocytosis
d.
phagocytosis
 

 15. 

_____ is a warning sign that usually accompanies infectious diseases or infected burns or cuts.
a.
Bruising
b.
Nausea
c.
Fever
d.
Hypertension
 

 16. 

Massage of inflamed tissue or during periods of fever is _____.
a.
indicated
b.
contraindicated
 

 17. 

Fever above _____°F may cause damage to the tissues of the kidneys, liver, or other organs, or it may cause irreparable brain damage, possibly resulting in death.
a.
  98.6
b.
100.0
c.
102.8
d.
106.0
 

 18. 

Cells of the _____, if injured by trauma or infection, never repair themselves.
a.
circulatory system
b.
central nervous system
c.
urinary system
d.
male reproductive system
 

 19. 

On a wellness scale, “0” indicates _____.
a.
severe illness
b.
poor attitude
c.
no perceivable sickness
d.
optimum health
 

 20. 

A wellness-oriented individual would strive to maintain her health rating above a _____ on a wellness scale.
a.
-3
b.
-2
c.
  0
d.
+3
 

 21. 

A _____ is one or more syllables added in front of a medical term to further its meaning.
a.
prefix
b.
root
c.
suffix
d.
combining vowel
 

 22. 

The prefix meaning against or counter to is _____.
a.
ambi-
b.
contra-
c.
in-
d.
syn-
 

 23. 

The suffix meaning pertaining to an area is _____.
a.
-al; -ar
b.
-ist
c.
-tomy
d.
-ia
 

 24. 

The prefix meaning above or extreme is _____.
a.
hypo-
b.
hyper-
c.
supra-
d.
hemi-
 

 25. 

The word part for muscle is _____.
a.
myel(o)
b.
chondr(o)
c.
my(o)
d.
pneum(o)
 



 
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