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In Mexico this is an exam that doctors wishing to enter a speciality program need to pass. ENARM. MARM.

This department handles all conditions and illnesses od children up until the age of 18. Pediatrics. Oncology.

A prerequisite is a requirement that a student must complete after enrolling in a course or educational program. true. false.

This is a country that does not rquiere premedical degrees and allows undergraduates to enter medical school directly. India. Mexico.

Has a duration of 24 months. the foundation programme. a placement.

A period spent as a trainee in a hospital or in general practice. a placement. junior doctors.

are known as trainees when doing a placement. junior doctors. a medical school.

part of a university responsible for medicll education. a medical school. an FY1.

in the first year of the foundation programme. FY1. FY2.

This departments primaly role is to examine tissue samples taken by byopsy from patients from other hospital departments. pathology. obstetrics.

the department provides medical care to patients who have problems with their hearts and circulation. cardiology department. pediatrics department.

the department deals with the management and care of pregnant women. obstetrics department. pediatrics department.

The license to practice a profession in Mexico is called cedula profesional. true. false.

supervised practice of a speciality in a hospital and in its outpatient department and instruction from specialists on the hospital staff. fellowship. enarm.

this department offers a range of services for patients with common skin disorders such as eczema or warts as well as more complex skin problems like vitiligo and skin cancer. dermatology department. obstectrics department.

do your social work internship. is the only requirement to ger your professional license. a requirement you need to fullfill only if you choose to.

a business or hospital department that provides medicine to people. pharmacy. laboratory.

routine procedures, operations and organ transplants are performed at the surgery department of a hospital. true. false.

if you are a student in the united states, you need to earn a masters degree before going to medical schoool. true. false.

a doctor who works in the emergency deparment often treats patients in life threathening condition. true. false.

require students to have extensive education before they even enter medical school. mexico. US and Canada.

IN USA, AND CANADA, in predical studies , is a prerequisite to ensure students know the basics in biology, chemistry and other sciences. bachelors degree. mistery.

IN OTHER COUNTRIES SUCH INDIAN AND CHINA, medical schools don not require premedical degrees and allow undergraduates to enter directly. true. false.

students in these countries must pass entrance examinations before admittance to ensure competency. india and china. mexico.

a doctor often completes _________________ at a hospital to receive advanced training in his or her chosen field. speciality. residency.

Offer further schooling to prepare doctors for various specialities. foundation program. free program.

in the Us, doctors may complete ____________ to pursue focused research in a particular field. fellowship. masters degree.

period of advanced training in a hospital. residency. medical school.

a document showing someone is qualified for something. license. residency.

an istitution for teaching medicine. license. medical school.

a test that must be passed before admittance to an educational institution. entrance examination. entranced examination.

something that must be completed before something else. prerequisite. residency.

post graduate schooling for specialized training. foundaiton program. entrance examination.

jASON MAJORED IN PREMEDICAL STUDIES AS AN ________. undergraduate. fellowship.

the university offers an ____________ for students performing special research. fellowship. undergraduate.

i have to get my ___________ before I apply to medical school. bachelors degree. medical degree.

After earning his _______ , Harold will take the licensing examination. medical degree. bachelor´s degree.

provides health care form birth to adulthood. pediatrics. obstetrics.

cares for women through all stages of pregnancy. obstetrics. pediatrics.

creates X rays and CT scans for all departments. radiology. obstetrics.

test samples for all departments. pathology. pediatrics.

performs eveything from routine procedures to organ transplants. surgery. pediatrics.

investigates and treats all heart problems. cardiology. pediatrics.

cares for everything from warts to skin. cardiology. dermatology.

provides bone and joint care. orthopedics. pediatrics.

treats patients in life threatening condition. emergency. orthopedics.

the hospital department that specializes in the treatment of the heart and heart diseases. cardiology. orthopedics.

the hospital department that treats women and unborn children during pregnancy. obstetrics. dermatology.

the hospital department that specializes in the treatment of the skin and skin diseases. dermatology. obstetrics.

the hospital department that specializes in the treatment of bones and muscles. orthopedics. dermatology.

the hospital department that specializes in the treatment of children. pediatrics. dermatology.

please take this sample to ______ for testing. pathology. emergency.

an ambulance brought the patient to the __________ room. emergency. pathology.

could you get the x rays from _________?. radiology. pediatrics.

the __________________ on the first floor should have the medicine you need. pharmacy. classroom.

take this patient to _______________ for her transplant. surgery. pathology.

a doctor who provides many kinds of care to adults and children. general practitioner. nurse.

lab technician. a medical professional who works with samples in a laboratory. a medical professional who helps a doctor and cares for patients.

a medical professional who helps a doctor and cares for patients. nurse. pharmacist.

a doctor who renders patients unconscious or prevents them from feeling pain. anesthesiologist. pharmacist.

a medical professional who helps a doctor and cares for patients. NURSEEEE. pharmacist.

a person who fills prescriptions and gives medicine. pharmacist. nurse.

The ___________ has prepared the x rays. radiologist. pharmacist.

the ___________ is checking on the three year old. pediatrician. lab technician.

A great _______________ treated me after my heart attack. obstetrician. cardiologist.

The ________________ says the baby is doing fine. anesthesiologist. obstetrician.

Dr. Brown is a famous transplant __________. surgeon. nurse.

a cotton fabric used to cover wounds or surgical incisions. gauze. gown.

a long robe worn by a hospital patient. gown. gauze.

a box for the storing of used needels and other sharp medical instruments before disposal. syringe. sharps container.

a device used for injectin liquids into the body. syringe. biohazard waste container.

a box for the storage and disposal of dangerous medical waste. gauze. biohazard waste container.

Wear a new pair of ___________ to examine each patient. gowns. latex gloves.

An ______________ helps Mrs. Martha breathe. oxygen tank. wheelchair.

The _______________ in this room need to be emptied before you leave. bedpans. latex gloves.

Please get Mr. Wilson a ____________________ so he can move around. wheelchair. bedpan.

Order a _____________ for Ms Jones to help her back pain. pressure mattress. oxygen tank.

Is a chronic disease of the lungs. Asthma. Ghonorrea.

A chair with wheels used by someone who cannot walk. wheelchair. pressure mattress.

A puncture resistant and leak proof container with a one way top used to dispose of used needles and other sharps. pressure mattress. sharps container.

A container with oxygen inside it, used for helping people to breathe , for example when they are very ill. oxygen tank. pressure mattress.

A long loose piece of clothing worn in a hospital by someone doing or having an operation. It can be used as clothing for bedridden patients. hospital gown. pressure mattress.

A mattress designed and constructed to relieve as much pressure from its user body as possible. Used in hospitals to help protect patients from pressure sores. pressure mattress. gauze.

Thin cloth used to cover wounds. gauze. pressure mattress.

A flat dish used as a toilet by people who are too ill get out of bed. bedpan. biohazard waste container.

A container used for the disposal of waste that may be contaminated with pathogens that present a danger to people and the environment. biohazard waste container. medical gloves.

Disposable gloves using during medical examinations and procedures that help prevent cross contamination between caregivers and patients, usually made of latex. medical gloves. syringe.

A piece of medical equipment used to push liquid into or take liquid out of someone´s body. syringe. medical gloves.

A gas in the air that people and animals need to breathe. oxygen. asthma.

One of the many tini sacs of the lunds where gases pass into or out of the blood. alveoli. enphysema.

A serious medical condition affecting the lungs that make it difficult to breathe. it is characterized by abnormal enlargement of air spaces in the lungs accompanied by destruction of the tissue lining the walls of the air spaces. emphysema. oxygen.

an often allergic disorder of respiration, characterized by bronchoespasm, wheezingm, and difficulty in expiration, often accompanied by coughing and a feeling of constriction in the chest. asthma. emphysema.

Either of the two organs in the chest with which people and some animals breathe. lungs. asthma.

Doctor specialized in treating children. Pediatrics. Surgery.

Branch of medicine that specializes in diseases of the skin. Dermatology. Surgery.

A doctor who gives a patient medication so that they dont feel pain when they are undergoing surgery. Anesthesiologist. Surgery.

Branch of medicine that deals with the care of the pregnant woman, the unborn baby labor and deluvery and the immediate period following childbirth. obstetrics. pediatrics.

A physician who has undergone formal training in rheumatology. Radiologist. Pediatrics.

The medical discipline that uses medical imaging to diagnose and treat diseases within the bodies of animals and humans. pathology. radiology.

I can´t go out now because is too hot!. true well written. nou.

I really love it my house. I really love my house correct. this is not correct.

Please, relax eveyone!. bien. mal.

Please listens every one!. mal escrito. bien escrito.

Don´t open the window, It´s chilly outside!. true. false.

Air passes into the lungs from the trachea through the ________. bronchial tubes. asthma.

Sam´s _____________ makes him cough and wheeze. asthma. emphysema.

Emphysema makes it difficult to. exhale. lungs.

The _________ are the main organs of the respiratory system. lungs. exhale.

____________ is a naturally occuring gas essential to human survival. Oxygen. Monoxide.

To treat Jan´s asthma the doctor gave her medicine to BREATHE IN. inhale. alveoli.

People with respiratoru illness often find it difficult to INHALE AND EXHALE. alveoli. breathe.

Small air sacs in the lungs are the enspoints of the respiratory airway. alveoli. emphysema.

The patient suffers from damaged and misshapen alveoli. Emphysema. respiratory sistem.

The network of organs and airways responsible for gas exchange can be adversely affected by smoking. respiratory system. alveoli.

a blood vessel that carries blood way from the heart. pulmonary. artery.

the smallest kind of blood vessel in the body. capillary. valve.

having to do with the lungs. vein. pulmonary.

a blood vessel that carries blood towards the heart. vein. pulmonary.

A flap in a bodily system that allows passage of material in one direction but prevents passage in other direction. valve. capillary.

Can you tell me what organs make up the ____________?. circulatory system. urinary system.

The ___________ branches into two smaller arteries in the lower body. aorta. atrium.

Does blood without oxygen return to the left or right _________ ?. atrium. vena cava.

The superior ________________ returns blood without oxygen from the head and arms. vena cava. hear.

If you live 66 years, your ________ will beat 2.5 billion times. heart. disease.

a pouch like organ between the esophagus and small intestine. appendicitis. stomach.

a condition where the apendix becomes inflamed. appendicitis. digestive system.

a muscular tube connecting the mouth to the stomach. esophagus. stomach.

a medical procedure which examines the inside of the colon. colonoscopy. digestive system.

a system of organs which processes food, nutrients and waste. digestive system. urinary system.

The ______________ removes excess water from food as it is turned into waste. large intestine. small intestine.

nutrients are absorbed from food as it passes throught the. small intestine. large intestine.

Jane was worried that her illness had left their stomach susceptible to an. ulcer. colon.

Much of the bacteria found in the _________ exists harmleslly in the body. colon. bacteria.

an involuntary and inmediate movement in response to a stimulus. motor. reflex.

the large organ that controls bodily functions through release of hormones or activating muscles. brain. sensory.

a long bundle of nerve cells that extends downward from the brain. spinal cord. brain.

having to do with the five senses of sight, hearing, touch, taste and smell. sensory. brain.

having to do with creating the ability to move. motor. sensory.

the brain and the spinal cord make up the central ______________. nervous system. urinary system.

do you know how many _____________ make up the human backbone??. vertebrae. network.

the optic _____________ transmits information from the eye to the brain. neuron. nerve.

A sensory ____________ responds to touch, light, sound and other stimuli. neuron. vertebrae.

A neural _____________ is capable of great amounts of information processing. network. neuron.

This gland, at the base of the brain below the hyphotalamus, secrete nine hormones that can control important functions. included growth, blood pressure and sexual functions. pituitary gland. thyroid gland.

in the neck below the adam´s apple, control how quickly the body uses energy and makes proteins. thyroid gland. pituitary gland.

is located on the center of the brain. it produces melatonin, which regulate sleep cycles. pineal body. adrenal gland.

is located above each kidney. they produce adrenaline which, helps the body responds to stress. adrenal gland. pituitary gland.

the ___________ controls many more bodily functions than you may realize. endocryne system. melatonin system.

He is not producing enough:___________ to control his daily sleep cycle. melatonin. adrenaline.

Did you know the _______________ is in the neck???. thyroid gland. pituitary gland.

The _____________ helps control sleep patterns. pineal body. adrenal gland.

You have an ___________ above each kidney. adrenal gland. pituitary gland.

Produces a hormone that helps children grow. pituitary gland. adrenal gland.

crystal-like structures in urine can be very painful to pass. kidney stones. rolling stones.

ron was diagnosed with an infection of the organ that HOLDS URINE before it is expelled. bladder. lungs.

Dr. Wilson specializes in problems of the parts of the body that control the production and expulsion of the urine. Urinary sistem. reproductive system.

The urinary system helps the body get rid of unneeded substances produced by the body. waste. urinary system.

The ____________________ INDICATED THAT THE PATIENT MIGHT HAVE A KIDNEY DISEASE. casts. urine.

Urine passes through the __________ before leaving the body. urethra. flow.

The doctor was concerned abour the patients poor ___________ of urine. flow. urine.

The lab needs a clean sample of _____________ for accurate results. urine. pass.

Diana used painkillers to __________ the stones with minimal discomfort. pass. urine.

the sexual act in which the male penis enters the female vagina. STD. intercourse.

an illness that is passed from one person to another through sexual activity. STD. infertility.

the organs in the female body that produce sperm. testes. penis.

a method of birth control that prevents fertilization of the egg cell. ovaries. contraceptive.

the inability to have children. infertility. testes.

It is important to keep the organs of the ________________ healthy. resproductive system. urinary system.

The male and female ____________ produce different sex cells. gonads. sexually.

Every ___________ person should be aware of contraceptive use. sexually active. birth control.

There are several safe and effective methods of. birth control. gonads.

Using a _____ reduces but does not elliminate the chance of STD transmission. condom. genitalia.

It is important to have your ___________ examined at regular checkups. genitalia. condom.