NWHSU EXAM PACK WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS

NWHSU Clin Path 1 midterm Questions And Answers What is MCV Size of RBC's Microcytosis= MCV <80 Thalassemia, Iron Deficiency, Chronic Anemia, Serroblastic Anemia Macrocytosis = MCV >100 Folate B12, Liver disease, Alcoholism, Myxedmia, Reticulocytosis

NWHSU Clinical Nutrition 1 - Water Soluble Vitamins Questions And Answers What are 3 presentations of thiamin deficiency Dry- peripheral neuropathy, exaggerated reflexes Wet- cardiomyopathy, edema Cerebral- Wernicke's syndrome, Korsakoff psychosis What are characteristic conditions that ...

NWHSU Embryology Quiz 1 Questions And Answers name the germ layer responsible for: corneal epithelium, choroid layer surface ectoderm, mesoderm list the common origin of the following components associated with the eye: conjuctival epithelium, lacrimal gland epithelium, iridopupillary membran...

NWHSU Gross Anatomy II: Past Exam Questions And Answers Right sympathetics stimulating the sinoatrial node The contraction of the heart is initiated by the __________. Bicuspid/mitral What is the name of the valve separating the left atrium from the left ventricle? Left coronary artery The ...

NWHSU NMS 1 - ALL Orthos Questions And Answers Iliopsoas & Rectus Femoris ROM test Iliopsoas - thigh should be at least parallel to floor Rectus femoris: Knee should hang perpendicular (90 degrees) Checkpoints for squat assessment Ankle/foot: -pronation/supination -int/ext rotation

NWHSU NMS 3 Lab Practical: Shoulder, Elbow, Hand Orthos Questions And Answers What does a positive test for posterior dislocation apprehension test indicate? Posterior dislocation of humerus When is a relocation test performed? Only if Apprehension test is positive Relocation Test Same as app...

P&P 1 Final NWHSU Questions And Answers Who 'discovered' chiropractic? D.D Palmer What was A.T Still's background? Civil War Field Medic Who did D.D Palmer ask to help name the new science? Reverend Samuel Weed What does the name "chiropractic" mean? Adjustment done by hand, eff...

NWHSU PDX Final Exam Questions And Answers How often should women get CBE's (Clinical Breast Exams)? - Age 20-40 - every 3 years - Age 40+ - Don't do them due to so many changes in the breast. How often should mammograms be done? - Up to age 50 don't do them unless there is a family ...

NWHSU Immunology Final Exam Questions And Answers Name the components of the 1st line of defense Tight junctions in cells of skin and mucous membranes, cilia in respiratory tract Name the cells that are involved in the 2nd line of defense Neutrophils, monocytes/macrophages, eosinophils, basop...

NWHSU Methods 3 EXAM 1 Questions And Answers Unilateral pisiforms A Prone Thoracic Adjustment with 2 contacts (TP with ROT/Contralateral LF & SP with ROT/Ipsilateral LF) Knife-edge spinous A Prone Thoracic Adjustment with 2 contact points & positions (calcaneal contact: F-on superior intersp...

NWHSU Methods 3 Hot Seat Review for Final Exam Questions And Answers C1 LF Index transverse for LF C1 rotation Index transverse for rotation Cervical spine rotation and contralateral LF seated Digit pillar contralateral OR Digit pillar pull Seated cervical rotation fixed A-P Pisiform pillar ...

NWHSU Microbiology Midterm Exam Questions And Answers What order of magnitude is the size of a bacterium? 10^-6 or 1-10 micro meters What is the structure and function of glycocalyces, flagella, fimbriae, pili?" Glycocalyces: polysaccharides, or polysaccharides mixed with proteins Flagell...

NWHSU NDX Final Exam Questions And Answers A study by Wainner, et al. defined a group of clinical exam tests that could identify with 90% probability the presence of cervical spine radiculopathy. These tests include all the following except: a. cervical spine distraction b. ipsilateral cerv...

NWHSU NMS - Cervical & Thoracic Orthos Questions And Answers Upper limb tension test (ULTTs): Median Nerve Reproduce patient symptoms w/ median nerve entrapment (C5-7) Distraction Test Occipital lifting I-S Relief: IVF compression, facet capsulitis, foraminal compression Increased pain: Muscl...

NWHSU Spine & Pelvis Exam 1 Questions And Answers Transverse processes in the thoracic spine Decrease in size from T1-T12 Transverse processes in the lumbar spine -Project laterally from pedicles -Widest at L3 Spinous processes in the cervical spine -bifid shape -C2 is large and bulky -C7 is ...

Physiology 1, test 1, T2 NWHSU Questions And Answers hyperplasia Cell proliferation/dividing of same cell. hypertrophy Increase in size of the cell, occurs due to a normal stressor (physiologic) or abnormal (pathologic). atrophy Decrease in size of the cell. metaplasia Reversible change from ...

NWHSU PDX Midterm Exam Questions And Answers Truncal obesity, Buffalo hump and a moon face are indications of? Cushing's Disease Name a disease caused by to much cortisol? Cushing's Disease A person exhibiting large hands, a big jaw, and face may be afflicted with? Acromegaly The loss of ...

NWHSU Physiology 1 PhizQuiz 1 Review Questions And Answers Negative feedback inhibition! Which type of control is most common in the body Something that upsets the balance of homeostasis. Anything that represents a deviation from some norm or steady state. Provide the definition & examples of a...

NWHSU Physiology I Class 13 Contractility of the Heart Questions And Answers Sympathetic Your heart rate is increasing during cardiovascular exercise. What nervous system is primarily acting on the heart? If the sympathetic nervous system acts on the heart the threshold potential will *decreas...

NWHSU PNS - EXAM 3 Questions And Answers CN X will have (positive/negative) chronotropic and ionotropic effect. Negative - lower heart rate and contractility. A sIPSP will do what to the heart? lower rate and contractility. Which nerve and side is primarily responsible for maintaining resting...

NWHSU Spinal Orthopedic Tests Questions And Answers Spurling Test Laterally flex patients head and apply downward pressure bilaterally. + local pain - facet joint involvement + radicular pain - lateral disc defect, DJD or foraminal encroachment Lhermitte Sign Patient seated, passively flex pat...