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Clinical Applications exam 1 part 3 (Dr. Andersons Human Anatomy)
Clinical Applications exam 1 part 3 (Dr. Andersons Human Anatomy)
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1
A _________ is a test that is used to detect osteoid pathologies sooner than standard x rays with lesser x ray exposure.
MRI
Bone Scan
Dynamic spatial reconstruction
PET scan
2
___________ refers to a primary malignancy in the ovaries.
Dysplasia
All of the above
Ovarian cancer
Ovulsarcoma
3
What is the name of the medical instrument that is inserted into the vagina to keep it open to allow examination.
Speulum
Endovaginal pry
Spatulum
Pylorium
4
See below image
True
False
5
Which of the following is the most important risk factor for developing cancer in a region just superior to the vagina?
A virus that releases CA-125 into the region.
None of the above are the most important risk factor for this disease.
A virus that causes scarring on the uterine walls.
A virus that causes plantar warts.
6
If dysplastic cells are detected the physician will likely follow up with a Papaniclaou smear.
True
False
7
See image below
True
False
8
BRCA-1 is a cancer antigen protein found on ovarian cancer cells.
False
True
9
If cervical cancer is detected, a portion of the cervix may be removed by a procedure known as _________.
Hysterectomy
None of the above would be used.
Cone biopsy
Partial cervical hysterectomy (PCH)
10
The word speculum stands for ________.
spoon
mirror
forcips
none of the above
11
A bone scan requires the injection of a small amount of radioactive tracer that is absorbed by bone.
True
False
12
Although osteoporosis can be damaging, taking bone supplements when older can rebuild bone and almost serve as a "cure".
False
True
13
"Hystera" means _______.
none of the above
carrier
womb
"os"
14
See image below
CA-125, endometriosis, CA-125
BRCA-1, endometriosis, BRCA-1
BRCA-1, prostate cancer, BRCA-1
CA-125, prostate cancer, CA-125
15
Fosamas, Actonel, and Bonival are drugs in the class ___________.
Fosaphonates
Osteophosphates
Bisphosphonates
Biostates
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See image
osteomyalitis
osteoporousity
osteosarcoma
osteoporosis
17
During which time period did the prevalence of a condition characterized by soft bones due to malnutrition, peak?
The agricultural revolution
The industrial revolution
The great depression
The technological revoloution
18
Which of these is not a frequent site of fracture in individuals with a condition characterized by porous bones?
Vertebral collum
Wrist, at the distal end of the radius (colles fracture)
Hip, at the neck fo the femur
Tibia, at the distal epiphysis. (andies fracture)
19
Initial symptoms of ovarian cancer include inc. need/ urgency to urinate, abdominal swelling and bloating, pelvic pain
False
True
20
See image below
Birth Control, estrogen
Blood thinner, progesterone
Heart disease, progesterone
Biphosphonates, estrogen
21
Bisphosphonates act by interfering with osteoblast function, thus retarding the removal of bone during during remodeling
False
True
22
Dysplastic cells are always indicative of malignant neoplasm formation.
False
True
23
What is the correct name of the very effective test used in the detection of dysplastic cells in the cervix.
Pap Smear
Panulosic smear
Papolovic smear
Paponicolaou smear
24
If caught early, the 5-year survival rate for women with cervical cancer is promising.
True
False
25
This question applies to the 4 most common types of this disease.
Pedvax
Gardasil
Daptecal
Biothrax
26
The occurrence of osteoporosis is greatest among ______ women, especially _____ women.
Pre-menopausal, African American
Elderly, Caucasian
Elderly, African American
Pre-menopausal, Caucasion
27
Biophosphonates such as Actionel, Bonival, and Fosamax are commonly used to _____________. What is an alternate effect?
Act as preventative measure against bone loss; increase osteoblast activity
Act as preventative measure against bone loss; increase osteoclast activity
Slow bone loss, osteonecrosis
Stimulate bone synthesis, osteonecrosis
28
Which of these is not a reason why pre-menopausal women are at greater risk of bone loss than men?
Post-menopausal women no longer produce significant amounts of estrogen.
Women have less bone mass than men
Women contain more phosphorous/calcium proportionally than men do.
Women begin losing bone mass at an earlier age (sometimes 35)
29
All neoplasms that develop in the ovarias are malignant.
False
True
30
See the below image.
CA-125, CA-126, tumor supressor protein, 1-2%
BRCA 1, BRCA 2, oncogene proteins, 8-10%
BRCA 1, BRCA 2, tumor supressor proteins, 1-2%
CA-125, CA-126, tumor supressor protein, 8-10%
31
__________ % of ovarian cancers are epithelial tumors.
54
90
78
86
32
See image below.
Ramus and mental
The femoral bones
The most superior bones of the body
The bones in the crural region
33
In a bone scan, dark spots show areas of decreased metabolism and light spots show areas of increased metabolism.
False
True
34
If invasive cancer is detected, it may be treated with the removal of the entire uterus which is known as a _________.
Hysterectomy
None of the above would be used.
Partial cervical hysterectomy (PCH)
Cone biopsy
35
See the image below.
9-12 years, menarchy and spermarchy occur.
11-13 years, sexual activity begins.
11-13 years, the hypothalamus begins releasing "releasing hormones".
9-12 years, Sudoiferous gland secretions see a dramatic increase.
36
Alendronate, risedronate, and ibandronate are drugs in the class ___________.
Fosaphonates
Osteophosphates
Biostates
Bisphosphonates
37
Ca++ supplements with vitamin D may help maintain bone growth and can often stimulate osteoblast function.
True
False
38
Ovarian cancer is a straightforward diagnosis and can often be caught early because it displays specific symptoms.
False
True
39
See image below.
Calcium, Bone Matrix
Magnesium, Potassium
Magnesium, Phosphorous
Calcium, Magnesium
40
A cancer occurring in the body region just superior to the vagina, is one of the most common malignancies in females.
True
False
41
Most ovarian cancers are not detected until they have metastasized to other organs, reducing prospective viability.
True
False
42
A high CA-125 reading is always indicative of cancer in the body.
True
False
43
The best treatment for osteoporosis is prevention in ones youth via physical activity, etc.
False
True
44
Abnormality in development of epithelial cells is termed __________.
neoplasm
dysplasia
sarcoma
malignancy
45
Medical treatments for osteoporosis involve 2 strategies; 1) slow the rate of bone loss; 2) attempt to stimulate new
True
False
46
Bone scans can detect fractures, decalcification of bone, osteomyelitis, degenerative bone disease, and osteitis defor..
False
True