Unit Test — Cumulative exam Answers

Finley has a tumor in her esophagus and is unable to swallow food. Which treatment will allow Finley to get the nutrition she needs?

Which allows medication to enter directly into the intestinal tract?

A contraceptive drug that kills sperm is called a _______.

The femur is an example of a(n)

Which prescription abbreviations are most similar in meaning?

Tegretol™ is sometimes prescribed to treat patients who experience seizures. It is best taken orally with food. Which abbreviation will the doctor most likely include in the prescription?

Three patients receive hormonal drugs. Which best matches each patient with her health issue?

Shoshanna is asked to spell the term that describes tiny air sacs with thin walls located at the end of the bronchioles. How should she spell it?

Salicylic acid is a topical treatment containing an antibiotic that kills bacteria. What does Salicylic acid most likely treat?

Which type of administration allows a drug to enter the body without going through the mouth?

Which are parts of the respiratory system? Check all that apply.tracheotomylungsnosetracheabronchialveolipneumoconiosis

The esophagus transports food from the

Corrie wants to work in the area of treating musculoskeletal system disorders and injuries. She is particularly interested in working with the spine. She is best suited to be a(n)

Which class of drugs is used to numb part or all of the body during surgical procedures?

A patient with dyspepsia could have which disorders? Select four responses.colectomycholecystitisgastrectomycirrhosispancreatitishepatitis

Doyle is having pain in his abdomen from inflammation of his digestive tract. Which disorders might his doctor record in his chart as the most likely diagnosis?

Dominic is having issues with the accessory organ that empties bile into the small intestine. Which organ would his doctor most likely reference in his chart?

Gastric bypass is most likely performed for a

N-acetyl-p-aminophenol describes the molecular structure of a pain reliever commonly known as acetaminophen. What kind of name is “N-acetyl-p-aminophenol”?

If a doctor adds to a patient’s chart that the patient has a joint dislocation, what is most likely happening?