front 1 Which of the following drugs causes the relaxation or expansion of a blood vessel? | back 1 Vasodilator |
front 2 Which medical term means "vessel formation"? | back 2 Angiopoiesis |
front 3 What is the correct definition for the abbreviation SCA? | back 3 Sudden cardiac arrest: sudden cessation of functional circulation |
front 4 Which of the following terms is NOT a drug? | back 4 Phlebostomy |
front 5 What is the correct definition for ASD? | back 5 A flaw in the septum that divides the two upper chambers of the heart |
front 6 Translate the medical term aneurysmectomy. | back 6 Surgical removal of a bulge in a blood vessel |
front 7 Which medical term means "an incision into the heart muscle"? | back 7 Cardiomyotomy |
front 8 Oppressive pain in the chest caused by irregular blood flow to the heart is called: | back 8 angina pectoris. |
front 9 Which of the following statements is true about the term hypotension?
| back 9 All of these are true. |
front 10 Read the following excerpt from a patient’s health record:
ASSESSMENT 2. When patient switches to PO, we will d/c IV ABx, and at discharge, she will continue antibiotics as needed for endocarditis prophylaxis. For what did this patient have an operation? | back 10 Ventricular septal defect |
front 11 Which is the correct breakdown and translation of the medical term arteriopathy? | back 11 arterio (artery) + pathy (disease) = disease of the arteries |
front 12 Which is the correct breakdown and translation of the medical term angiogenesis? | back 12 angio (vessel) + genesis (creation) = development of blood vessels |
front 13 Which statement is true about the root sept/o? | back 13 It stands for "septum," comes from a Latin word meaning "partition or dividing structure," and can refer to any wall dividing two cavities. |
front 14 Which is the correct breakdown of the medical term endarterectomy into its component parts? | back 14 end/arterec/tomy WRONG Answer: end/arter/ec/tomy Reason: Endarterectomy breaks into end (inside) + arter (artery) + ec (out) + tomy (cut) = surgical removal of the inside of an artery. Update: "An endarterectomy is a procedure to remove plaque in the arteries. The correct breakdown according to Chapter 1 is end/arter/ec/tomy (inside/artery/out/incision). This was the correct answer on the quiz. Remember this if you see it on your final. The correct breakdown of the word according to Chapter 9 is end/arter/ectomy (inside/artery/removal). I will update the scores of the students who had these questions." - Professor Cutliffe |
front 15 Translate the medical term embolectomy. | back 15 Surgical removal of a mass of matter present in the blood |
front 16 A bulge in a blood vessel is called a(n): | back 16 aneurysm. |
front 17 Which is the correct breakdown and translation of the medical term aortectasia? | back 17 aort (aorta) + ectasia (dilation) = dilation of the aorta |
front 18 Translate the term myocarditis. | back 18 Inflammation of the heart muscle |
front 19 Which is the correct breakdown and translation of the medical term angiorrhaphy? | back 19 angio (vessel) + rrhaphy (suture) = suture of a vessel |
front 20 Translate the medical term vasospasm as literally as possible. | back 20 Involuntary contraction of a blood vessel |
front 21 Note from Professor
| back 21 Good morning, Last week’s quiz had a couple of questions that need clarification based on the fact that most of the students that had these questions didn’t answer correctly. I’ll review questions that less than 30% of the students answer question correctly. Myocardial ischemia- blockage of blood to heart
muscle Myocardial ischemia leads to a myocardial infarction. An endarterectomy is a procedure to remove plaque in the arteries. The correct breakdown according to Chapter 1 is end/arter/ec/tomy (inside/artery/out/incision). This was the correct answer on the quiz. Remember this if you see it on your final. The correct breakdown of the word according to Chapter 9 is end/arter/ectomy (inside/artery/removal). I will update the scores of the students who had these questions. Please feel free to contact me if you have any concerns with your quizzes. And of course, please keep up with your assignments. My best, Mrs. Cutliffe |