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What are non-obstructive causes of neonatal jaundice?
Prematurity
Blood group incompatibility
All of the above
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What are some symptoms of Measles?
Fever and Rash
Cold and Itchiness
.....Measles
Elephantiasis
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The main function of B lymphocytes is
to secrete soluble antibodies
to activate T lymphocytes
to attack intracellular parasites
to activate antigen-presenting cells
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How can Sickle Cell Anemia be treated?
There is no way current way to treat SCA
By monthly blood transfusions
Through a bone marrow transplant
Taking a prescribed medication
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Ecchymosis is a bruise.
True
False
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The medical term for shingles
herpes simplex 1
herpes simplex
herpes simplex 2
herpes zoster
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What is Sickle Cell Anemia?
A genetic deficiency of certain proteins that help blood to clot
Genetic disorder where red blood cells are shaped like a crescent.
A condition that prevents the body from absorbing enough B12 in the diet
An overactive immune system destroys the body's own red blood cells
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When are congenital anomalies often diagnosed?
intrapartum
all the above
prenatal
Postnatal
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Which is NOT included in the manifestations of infectious mononucleosis?
High grade fever
Jaundice
Enlarged spleen
Malaise
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How can you prevent an opportunistic infection?
All of the Above
Going for a leisurely stroll around the ICU
Get vaccinated
Take vitamins
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A congenital disorder is:
One that is present at birth, acquired
One that is present in late childhood only
One that is present at birth, inherited
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What is Luekemia?
Cancer of blood, overproduction of cheese.
Cancer of blood, overproduction of white blood cells.
Cancer of blood, overproduction of red blood cells.
Cancer of blood, overproduction of platelets.
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What is pathogenesis?
the degree or extent of pathogenicity
none of the above
the manner in which a disease develops
the ability to cause disease
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What are the 3 types of exudate?
purulent
serous
regeneration
Hemorrhagic
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An exaggerated lateral curvature is termed
gomphosis
scoliosis
kyphosis
lordosis
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measles
varicella
diphtheria
rubeola
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2nd link in the Chain of Infection
Causative Agent
Reservoir
Portal of Entry
Susceptible Host
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This type of jaundice is caused by damage to liver cells.
Hepatic jaundice
Posthepatic jaundice
Prehepatic jaundice
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What is anemia?
A reduction in the number of erythrocytes
both of these
A reduction in the amount of hemoglobin
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Jaundice is the...
green coloration of the skin and whites of the eyes
red coloration of the skin
yellow-orange coloration of the skin and whites of the eyes
blue coloration of the skin
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hemolytic anemia
larger-than-normal red blood cells
lack of protein required to absorb vitamins for RBC
inadequate number of circulating erythrocytes
absence of all formed blood elements
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Now, a new blind question! Use this one to build on the knowledge from the previous slide.
Correct answer
Incorrect answer
Plausible answer
Plausible answer
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What does Sickle Cell Affect
all the above
red blood cells
white blood cells
plasma
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Replace this with a quick reinforcement question. Lower the time limit and pay attention to the music.
Incorrect answer
Correct answer
Incorrect answer
Plausible answer
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Opportunistic infection may develop when:
An imbalance occurs in the normal resident flora
balance of resident flora is restored
pathogens enter the body but can't colonize site of entry
contaminated food or water is unknowingly ingested
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Shingles are caused by the dormant chickenpox virus.
false
true
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megaloblastic anemia
larger-than-normal red blood cells
inadequate number of circulating erythrocytes
abnormally few red blood cells
absence of all formed blood elements
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What king of exudate is this?
Sanguineous
Necrose
Pus
Odor
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Replace this with a more challenging reinforcement question that requires more time to think. Notice a music change?
Plausible answer
Relevant answer
Incorrect answer
Correct answer
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Shingles is contagious?
True
False
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What is Luekemia?
Cancer of blood, overproduction of white blood cells.
Cancer of blood, overproduction of red blood cells.
Cancer of blood, overproduction of platelets.
Cancer of blood, overproduction of cheese.
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Sickle cell disease is
a geneticdisorder which affects the red blood cells in your body
Recessive- must have two copies
All of the above
is one of themost common genetic diseases in the U.S
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Choose the correct answer for the Chain of Infection Order.
agent, reservoir, exit, transmission, entry, likely host
agent, reservoir, transmission, exit, entry, host
reservoir, transmission, entry, exit, likely host, agent
exit, agent, reservoir, transmission, entry, likely host,
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Replace this with a question your class should not know the answer to. This is called a blind question.
Relative answer
Totally incorrect answer
Correct answer
Plausible answer
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Can you catch sickle cell trait?
True
False
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Etiology
A story that explains something’s cause or origin.
None of the above.
The scientific study of the material remains of past human life.
A literature form that uses symbolic images, and stories.
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A Congenital disease means that_____
its contagious
it is present at birth
its sexually transmitted
its in the gonads
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What is sickle cell disease?
Disorder that affects the hemoglobin in red blood cells
A blood disorder that causes the patient to see sickles.
Disorder that affects the hemoglobin in white blood cells
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End the quiz with an easier question that all of your class should answer. We want students to feel smart!
Correct answer.
Funny answer.
Similar answer.
Related answer.
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SLE is abbreviated for systemic lupus erythematosus ; also known as lupus
False
True
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What can cause anemia?
Blood destruction
Decreased blood formation/production
all of these
Blood loss
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What is Chicken Pox
this virus has vaccine called varicella-zoster virus
This virus can affect to brain, lungs, heart, immune system.
You can stay alive
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A contusion is a bruise
True
False
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Polycythemia is...
elevated RBC levels
elevated WBC levels
low thrombocyte levels
elevated FE levels
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What is the mode of transmission for chicken pox, measles, and influenza?
airborne
waterborne
foodborne
bloodborne
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aplastic anemia
inadequate number of circulating erythrocytes
larger-than-normal red blood cells
absence of all formed blood elements
abnormally few red blood cells
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What are the symptoms of Measles?
Coughing and sneezing, weight loss
Rash, diarrhoea, vomiting
High fever, runny nose, watery eyes, rash
Severe headaches, seizures
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What is Paget’s disease?
When weak bone creates a fracture and breaks down
When bone is weakened by weight, loses collagen
When normal bone can not absorb, and won’t make connective tissue
When normal bone reabsorbs too quickly, replacing it with connective tissue
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pernicious anemia
abnormally few red blood cells
absence of all formed blood elements
lack of protein required to absorb vitamins for RBC
inadequate number of circulating erythrocytes
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Replace this with the original blind question. Keep your quiz between 7-10 questions for maximum engagement.
Correct answer
Plausible answer
Plausible answer
Plausible answer
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sideroblastic anemia can be
genetic
idiopathic
acquired
inherited
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Congenital
Never existing
Sick
Existing since birth
Congested
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What is an opportunistic infection?
Touching an infected counter
infections caused by an infected animal/insect injuring you
infections occur when body's defenses are weakened
Breathing the same air as a COVID patient
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What is part of Chain of Infection:
Portal of Entry
All of above
Causative Agent
Reservoir
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Bruise
Avulsion
Contusion
Ecchymosis
Abrasion
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What is a Resevior host in the chain of infection?
People, insects, animals, water, food, or contaminated instr
Fungi
Pathogen
Virus
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How do you get sickle cell disease?
It's inherited through your genes
You can catch it
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The flu, the common cold, chicken pox, measles, polio, and rabies are all examples of
parsites
bacteria
fungi
viruses
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lymphocytes are ?
white blood cells
both
red blood cells
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The Epstein-Barr virus causes mononucleosis.
False
True
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Which are obstructive causes of neonatal jaundice?
Bacterial infections only
Liver failure, blood infections, family history
Encephalopathy
Biliary atresia, viral hepatitis, toxoplasmosis
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The medical term for humpback is:
lordosis
kyphosis
exostosis
scoliosis
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anemia
absence of all formed blood elements
abnormally few red blood cells
inadequate number of circulating erythrocytes
larger-than-normal red blood cells
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medical term of -Red skin
Adipose
chemotherapy
sevacieaous
erythroderma
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cause of a disease
catology
problem
cause
etiology
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Tie all the material together with a question that makes your class think! You might need to give them additional time.
Plausible answer
Almost correct answer
Plausible answer
Correct answer
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How long is the period for chicken pox
10-20 days
5-10 days
0-5 days
5-20 days
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exaggerated inward curvature in the lumbar region of the spinal column
Lordosis
Osteomyelitis
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What causes measles?
Bacteria
Protist
Virus
Fungi
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Which is an example of a medical diagnosis?
impaired skin integrity
pneumonia
anxiety
pain
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Define: Chain of Infection
An infection contained to a specific body part
Infection acquired in a hospital or other healthcare setting
an illustration to describe how a disease is transmitted
A disease causing microorganism
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What kind of exudate is this?
Sanguineous
Purulent
cerumen
dermis
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What is systemic lupus erythematosus?
Autoimmune disease where the body attacks healthy tissue
Immune system reacts to foreign substances
Abnormal immune response causing inflammation of the joints
Chronic disease with periods of remission and exacerbation
