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English Gastric Ulcers are associated with a………/.……...pain. A. Gnawing / burning. B. Crampy / Colicky. C. Stinging / Scalding. D. Throbbing / Sharp. Answer: A Cystitis causes ……… /……... pain on passing urine. A. Crampy / Colicky. B....

English Gastric Ulcers are associated with a………/.……...pain. A. Gnawing / burning. B. Crampy / Colicky. C. Stinging / Scalding. D. Throbbing / Sharp. Answer: A Cystitis causes ……… /……... pain on passing urine. A. Crampy / Colicky. B. Throbbing / Sharp. C. Stinging / Scalding. D. Gnawing / burning. Answer: C Recurrent abdominal pain (RAP) may be described as ………. /……….. A. Throbbing / Sharp. B. Crampy / Colicky. C. Gnawing / burning. D. Gripping/ Sharp. Answer: B Migraine is often described as a …………… A. Sharp. B. Burning. C. Crampy. D. Throbbing. Answer: D Kidney stone pain is sudden, severe and…………. A. Gripping. B. Sharp. C. Throbbing. D. Crampy. Answer: B Angina is usually described as a crushing or heavy or………….pain. A. Throbbing. B. Sharp. C. Gripping. D. Stinging. Answer: C Pharmacies sell a wide variety of ……………….. remedies as well as dispensing prescriptions from physicians. A. Dose. B. Allergy. C. Herbal remedy. D. Over-the-counter. Answer: D The ………… is the quantity of the medication to be taken at any one time. A. Dose. B. Allergy. C. Over-the-counter. D. Compliance. Answer: A A drug ………… is hypersensitivity to a particular drug. A. Compliance. B. Dose. C. Allergy. D. Recreation. Answer: C A ……………… is a medication prepared for plants, especially a traditional remedy. A. Recreation. B. Herbal remedy. C. Compliance. D. Allergy. Answer: B ……………. is what you do for physical or mental stimulus outside work. A. Recreation. B. Allergy. C. Compliance. D. Herbal remedy. Answer: A The patient’s …………… to drug treatment, his willingness or ability to take the right dose at the right time and frequency, is essential. A. Recreation. B. Allergy. C. Compliance. D. Herbal remedy. Answer: C The patient believes that people can see through walls. He’s suffering from a……… A. Delusion. B. Hallucinations. C. Obsessional. D. Disorientation. Answer: A The patient sees her long-dead sisters in her garden. She’s suffering from…………… A. Delusion. B. Hallucinations. C. Obsessional. D. Disorientation. Answer: B The patient perceives tree branches as snakes. He’s experiencing an…………….. A. Delusion. B. Hallucinations. C. Obsessional. D. Illusion. Answer: D The patient washes her hands five times before every meal. Her behaviour is………….. A. Obsessional. B. Disorientation C. Illusion. D. Deluded. Answer: A The patient thinks the nurse is her daughter. She’s………….. A. Obsessional. B. Disoriented. C. Illusion. D. Deluded. Answer: D A patient is confused about where she is. She’s suffering from…………… A. Obsessional. B. Disorientation C. Illusion. D. Deluded. Answer: B What is the adjective of confusion? A. Confusing. B. Confuse. C. Confused. D. Confuses. Answer: C What is the noun of deluded? A. Delusion. B. Deluded. C. Deluding. D. Delude. Answer: A What is the adjective of depression? A. Depressing. B. Depresses. C. Depress. D. Depressed. Answer: D What is the Noun of disoriented? A. Disorients. B. Disorienting. C. Disorientation. D. Disorient. Answer: C What is the adjective of obsession? A. Obsessed. B. Obsessing. C. Obsesses. D. Obsess. Answer: A What is the adjective of psychiatry? A. Psychiatrist. B. Psychiatric. Answer: B Patients in ………… hospitals receive fewer get-well cards than others. A. Psychiatric. B. Depressed. C. Disoriented. D. Depression. Answer: A Impaired concentration is a characteristic symptom of……….. A. Psychiatric. B. Depressed. C. Disoriented. D. Depression. Answer: D The potential risk of suicide should always be assessed in the severely………. A. Psychiatric. B. Depressed. C. Disoriented. D. Depression. Answer: B A ………………person may be confused about who they are or where they are. A. Psychiatric. B. Depressed. C. Disoriented. D. Depression. Answer: C END OF L1 What is the adjective of fitness? A. Fit B. Fitted. C. Fits D. Fitting. Answer: A What is the adjective of health? A. Healthful. B. Healthiness. C. Healthy. D. Non of the Above. Answer: C What is the adjective of illness.? A. Ill. B. Not sick. Answer: A What is the adjective of sickness? A. Sick. B. Not sick. C. Ill. D. Illness. Answer: A Complete………….. A. Sick. B. Health. C. Remission D. Over. Answer: C Feel………. A. Sick. B. Health. C. Remission D. Over. Answer: A Get………. A. Sick. B. Health. C. Remission D. Over. Answer: D Poor………. A. Sick. B. Health. C. Remission D. Over. Answer: B Travel…….. A. Sick. B. Health. C. Sickness. D. Over. Answer: C Her condition…………..and she died. A. Deteriorated. B. Recovered. C. Improved. D. Got over. Answer: A He…………..and was allowed to go home from hospital. A. Recovered. B. Deteriorated. C. Improved. D. Got over. Answer: A The cause of sleeping…………was discovered in 1901. A. Good. B. Bad. C. Illness. D. Sickness. Answer: D The patient made a full……… A. Remission. B. Recovery. Answer: B I have been in…………. health for months and feel very fit. A. Bad. B. Good. Answer: B It was a month before I………… …………... the illness. A. Got better. B. Got over. Answer: B He seems to be rather……...-his diet is bad and he never exercises. A. Unhealthy. B. Unwell. Answer: A Complain………. A. On. B. Out. C. Of. D. Sorts. Answer: C Off-……….. A. On. B. Colour. C. Of. D. Sorts. Answer: B Out of……….. A. On. B. Out. C. Of. D. Sorts. Answer: D Present ………. A. With. B. Out. C. Of. D. Sorts. Answer: A Put…….. A. On. B. Out. C. Of. D. Sorts. Answer: A Worn……… A. On. B. Out. C. Of. D. Sorts. Answer: B A 67-year-old man …………. with a 9-month history of increasing shortness of breath. A. Presents. B. Presenting. C. Presented. D. Present. Answer: C The most common …………… is loss of consciousness. A. Presented. B. Presenting. C. Present. D. Presentation. Answer: D Cranial arteritis may ………………as fever without any obvious causes. A. Present. B. Presenting. C. Presentation. D. Presented. Answer: A The patient usually …………. with a severe sore throat. A. Presented. B. Presentation. C. Presents. D. Presenting. Answer: C The …………… symptoms in this patient could perhaps be due to renal failure. A. Presenting. B. Presentation. C. Presents. D. Presented. Answer: A At…… A. Fibrillation. B. Output. C. Failure. D. Rest. Answer: D Atrial……… A. Fibrillation. B. Output. C. Failure. D. Rest. Answer: A Cardiac……… A. Fibrillation. B. Output. C. Effort. D. Rest. Answer: B Cardiac……… A. Failure. B. Beats. C. Effort. D. Rest. Answer: A Heart……. A. Fibrillation. B. Output. C. Effort. D. Failure. Answer: D On…….. A. Fibrillation. B. Output. C. Effort. D. Rest. Answer: C Pitting………. A. Beats. B. Output. C. Oedema. D. Failure. Answer: C Premature………. A. Beats. B. Output. C. Effort. D. Rest. Answer: A A patient would use…………..to describe dyspnea. A. Swelling. B. Palpitations. C. Breathlessness when lying flat. D. Breathlessness/ shortness of breath. Answer: D A patient would use……………… to describe arrhythmia. A. Swelling. B. Palpitations. C. Breathlessness when lying flat. D. Breathlessness/ shortness of breath. Answer: B A patient would use……………… to describe Orthropnea. A. Swelling. B. Palpitations. C. Breathlessness when lying flat. D. Breathlessness/ shortness of breath. Answer: C A patient would use……………… to describe Oedema. A. Swelling. B. Palpitations. C. Breathlessness when lying flat. D. Breathlessness/ shortness of breath. Answer: A END OF L2 I’m going to have you admitted to the coronary care unit. A. Diagnosis. B. Management. C. General advice. D. Prognosis. Answer: B I expect the treatment will improve your pain at least and may get rid of it completely. A. Diagnosis. B. Management. C. General advice. D. Prognosis Answer: D Having examined you, I’m confident that you’re suffering from angina. A. Diagnosis. B. Management. C. General advice. D. Prognosis. Answer: A You should try to give up smoking. A. Diagnosis. B. Management. C. General advice. D. Prognosis. Answer: C We can never be absolutely certain about the future but you should remain optimistic. A. Diagnosis. B. Management. C. General advice. D. Prognosis. Answer: D You’ll be given drugs to ease the pain and I expect you’ll have an angiogram. A. Diagnosis. B. Management. C. General advice. D. Prognosis. Answer: B Replace the underlined words and phrases with appropriate lay terms. Do you suffer from dyspnea when you exert effort? A. Painkiller/ medicine to reduce swelling. B. Breathlessness. C. Tablets to improve your mode. Answer: B Replace the underlined words and phrases with appropriate lay terms. I’m going to give you an analgesic and anti-inflammatory for your sprained ankle. A. Painkiller/ medicine to reduce swelling. B. Breathlessness. C. Tablets to improve your mode. Answer: A Replace the underlined words and phrases with appropriate lay terms. I’m putting you on anti-depressants for a short time to help you get back to normal life. A. Painkiller/ medicine to reduce swelling. B. Breathlessness. C. Tablets to improve your mode. Answer: C If you ……………….. smoking, you increase the risk of lung cancer and heart disease. A. Carry on. B. Start off. C. End up. Answer: A Your health would improve if you …………. alcohol completely. A. Carry on. B. Start off. C. End up. D. Gave up. Answer: D You could …………. with a serious drug problem. A. Carry on. B. Start off. C. End up. D. Gave up. Answer: C I’m going to …….. you …… with some tablets. If they don’t help, we’ll need to think about surgery. A. Carry on. B. Start off. C. End up. D. Gave up. Answer: B ………….. on the amount of salt you take with your food. A. Settle. B. Avoid. C. Cut down. D. Carry on. Answer: C I expect things will ……… in a few days and you’ll be able to get up. A. Settle. B. Avoid. C. Cut down. D. Carry on. Answer: A Try to ……… situations where you feel stressed. A. Settle. B. Carry on. C. Cut down. D. Avoid. Answer: D If you can’t get to sleep…………….. A. Try to avoid caffeine later in the day. B. Keep taking paracetamol. C. Arrange for nicotine replacement therapy. Answer: A Come back and see me again ………… A. If you keep taking paracetamol. B. If you start smoking again C. If you find your breathlessness has increased. Answer: C If you’re still concerned………… A. I can arrange for nicotine replacement therapy. B. I can refer you to a consultant. C. keep taking paracetamol. Answer: B These results are consistent …………….. recurrent cancer A. For. B. Into. C. With. Answer: C His GP referred him …………….. an oncologist. A. To. B. Into. C. With. Answer: A The patient was disappointed …………….. the news. A. To. B. Into. C. With. D. For. Answer: C The prognosis was discussed …………….. the patient and his wife. A. With. B. Into. C. To. D. For. Answer: A The patient was booked …………….. the ward for further chemotherapy. A. With. B. Into. C. For. D. To. Answer: B He was keen …………….. this to happen. A. With. B. Into. C. For. D. To. Answer: C END OF L4 Chickenpox (varicella) is a common infectious…………. A. disease of childhood. B. Period ranging from four days to many months. C. Pyrexia of unknown origin. Answer: A Rabies has an incubation ……………………………… A. disease of childhood. B. Period ranging from four days to many months. C. Pyrexia of unknown origin. Answer: B Quite a proportion of patients who recover from hepatitis B. ……………………….. A. Become carriers of the virus. B. Disease of childhood. C. Of AIDS. Answer: A The central part of Africa is in the midst of an epidemic……………………. A. Of AIDS. B. Pyrexia of unknown origin. C. Rigors and general malaise. Answer: A An infection which can be treated successfully with antibiotics is …………………. A. Outbreak. B. Non-curable. C. Curable. Answer: C Another word for an epidemic is an ………… A. Outbreak. B. Non-curable. C. Curable. Answer: A Bacteria and viruses are examples of ………... A. Outbreak. B. Non-curable. C. Microorganisms. D. Curable. Answer: C Someone whose temperature is normal is …….... A. Afebrile/Apyrexial. B. Glandular fever. C. Outbreak. D. Microorganisms. Answer: A The common infection with Epstein-Barr virus is known as ………. A. Afebrile/Apyrexial. B. Glandular fever. C. Outbreak. D. Microorganisms. Answer: B Noun of Affective? A. Affect. B. Affecting. C. Affection. Answer: A Noun of Anxious? A. Anxiously. B. Anxiety. Answer: B Noun of Behavioural? A. Behaviour. B. Behaviourally. Answer: A Noun of Demented? A. Dementing. B. Dement. C. Dementia. D. Dimension. Answer: C Noun of disturbed? A. Disturbtion. B. Disturbing. C. Disturbs. D. Disturbance. Answer: D Noun of Suicidal? A. Suicide. B. Suiciding. C. Suicided. D. Sicily. Answer: A Behavioral………. A. Depression. B. Disorder. C. Syndrome. D. Abuse. Answer: C Eating…………. A. Depression. B. Disorder. C. Syndrome. D. Abuse. Answer: B Major………. A. Depression. B. Disorder. C. Syndrome. D. Abuse. Answer: A Mental……….. A. Retardation. B. Disturbance C. Abuse. D. Disorder. Answer: A Personality…………… A. Retardation. B. Disturbance C. Abuse. D. Disorder. Answer: D Psychomotor…………. A. Retardation. B. Disturbance C. Abuse. D. Disorder. Answer: A Sleep…………. A. Retardation. B. Disturbance C. Abuse. D. Disorder. Answer: B Substance…………… A. Retardation. B. Disturbance C. Abuse. D. Disorder. Answer: C The way a person behaves is his or her ………… A. Mood. B. Panic attack. C. Behaviour. D. Consideration. Answer: C A persistent emotional state is a ………. A. Mood. B. Panic attack. C. Behaviour. D. Compulsion. Answer: A A sudden attack of anxiety is a ……….. A. Mood. B. Panic attack. C. Behaviour. D. Suicide. Answer: B The form of dementia associated with ageing is called ……….. A. Senile dementia. B. Vascular dementia. C. Younger onset dementia. D. Compulsion. Answer: A A disorder which is not associated with pathological changes is …….. A. Compulsion. B. Functional. C. Relational. D. Fractional. Answer: B An idea which forces a patient to repeat unnecessary actions is a ………….. A. Compulsion. B. Functional. C. Relational. D. Fractional. Answer: A END OF L5 Health problems means…………………. A. A state of alarm or anxiety caused by concern/fear about the risk of developing or being diagnosed with a particular illness or condition. (health scare) B. Situations where the body is suffering from illness, injury or disease. C. anxiety disorders. Answer: B Healthy lifestyle means A. The services provided by governments or organisations for the treatment of illness, injury, disease and to maintain well-being. (health care) B. A way of living that contributes to good health and well-being. C. The state of a person’s emotional and psychological well-being (mental health). Answer: B To look after your health/ to take care of our health means……. A. To eat well, drink alcohol sensibly/logically and take exercise. B. To recover from illness or injury. C. The state of a person’s emotional and psychological well-being. Answer: A Health-conscious means …… A. To be concerned about how your diet and lifestyle are affecting your health and take an active interest in maintaining good health. B. The positive effect on a person's health gained from food, activity, medical treatment or therapy. (health benefit) C. The services provided by governments or organisations for the treatment of illness, injury, disease and to maintain well-being. (Health care) Answer: A Vigorous exercise means…………….. A. To engage in physical activity often and consistently. B. Intense exercise that causes sweating, heavy breathing and increased heart rate. C. When the body is not in good physical condition, generally due to a lack of regular exercise. Answer: B Stay in shape means…………………… A. To take action to maintain good health and fitness. B. To take action to improve your physical condition. (get back into shape ) C. Not in good physical condition. Answer: A Balanced diet means……………………. A. A combination of healthy types and amounts of food. B. Eating similar things regularly. C. Makes a connection between the food someone eats and the state of their health. Answer: A nutrients means………………….. A. A substance which is added to food in order to improve its taste or appearance B. The amount of food served to a person. C. A substance that provides the essential elements needed for living things to survive and to grow. Answer: C You are doing a great job ! END OF L7 To be under the weather: ………………………….. A. To feel well. B. To feel unwell. C. Able-bodied. Answer: B Road to recovery means: …………………………….. A. To be in very good health. B. The process of becoming healthy again. C. To be in poor physical condition. Answer: B Fit as a fiddle means….. A. To not have much energy after an illness. B. To be in very good health. C. A decision by a doctor that a person is healthy. Answer: B GP – private practitioner (family doctor). A. True. B. False. Answer: B Prescription – written authorisation from a patient to be issued with a medicine or treatment. A. False. B. True. Answer: A To pull a muscle means: A. To overstretch or tear a muscle causing pain. B. Wasting of body tissues due to genetic origins. C. A continuous severe pain in the muscle. Answer: A Runny nose means…. A. To get a cold. B. when the nose has excess fluid due to a cold. C. a nose that has mucus coming out of it. Answer: C Cuts and bruises means …. A. minor injuries. With cuts, the skin is torn but with bruises‫ كدمات‬it is not. B. to overstretch ‫ارهق‬/ strain ‫اجهد‬or tear a muscle causing pain. (to pull a muscle) C. a continuous severe pain in the head. (splitting headache) Answer: A Symptom means …… A. a physical or mental change to the body that is caused by illness. B. to get a cold. (to catch a cold) C. a cough caused by mucus in the lungs. (chesty cough) Answer: A Keep going