Skills USA Health Knowledge Bowl Team UPDATED Exam Questions and CORRECT Answer
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Skills USA Health Knowledge Bowl Team
UPDATED Exam Questions and
CORRECT Answers
Name the disease process that is characterized by softening or increased porosity of the bones
which causes them to break more easily. It is often seen more often in post-menopausal
women due to the decrease in...
Skills USA Health Knowledge Bowl Team
UPDATED Exam Questions and
CORRECT Answers
Name the disease process that is characterized by softening or increased porosity of the bones
which causes them to break more easily. It is often seen more often in post-menopausal
women due to the decrease in estrogen production. - Correct Answer- Osteoporosis
What microscopic study of the structures, composition, and functions of tissue called? -
Correct Answer- Histology
What is the science which deals with the formation, structure, and function of cells. - Correct
Answer- Cytology
what is the study of nature and cause of disease which involves changes in structure and
function? - Correct Answer- pathology
to what does the word part "gyneco" refer? - Correct Answer- female
what medical term describes one who has no appetite? - Correct Answer- anorexic
what is the medical term that means below? - Correct Answer- inferior
what is the medical term for fingers or toes? - Correct Answer- phalanges
what is the medical term for painful or difficult urination? - Correct Answer- dysuria
what medical prefix refers to pain? - Correct Answer- dys-
what is the medical term for red blood cell? - Correct Answer- erthyrocyte
, what is the medical term for white blood cell? - Correct Answer- leukocyte
what is the medical term which means fibrin is destroyed? - Correct Answer- fibrinolysis
what is the medical term that means hardening of the arteries? - Correct Answer-
arteriosclerosis
what is the medical term indicating inflammation of a vein? - Correct Answer- phlebitis
what is the medical term that means excessive vomiting? - Correct Answer- hyperemesis
what is the medical prefix that means "too much"? - Correct Answer- hyper
what is the medical term for a benign fatty tumor? - Correct Answer- lipoma
what medical term means dissolving a stone? - Correct Answer- litholysis
what is the medical term for a gallstone? - Correct Answer- cholelith
what is the medical term pertaining to the tongues and throat? - Correct Answer-
glossopharyngeal
hemorrhage - Correct Answer- what is the medical term for profuse bleeding?
what is the correct term for excessive amounts of urine? - Correct Answer- polyuria
what is the term used to mean the number of calories of heat that must be produced per hour
to keep the baby alive, awake, and comfortably warm? - Correct Answer- basal metabolic rate
what is the correct term for no production of urine? - Correct Answer- anuria
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