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NCCAOM-Biomedicine | 196 Questions and Answers 100% Correct

Question :Which of the following nerves innervates the

deltoid muscle? A. Ulnar nerve. B.Radial nerve C. Median nerve D. Axillary nerve

Correct answer:D. Axillary nerve

Question :Each of the following is a member of rotator cuff

muscles EXCEPT:A. Teres major.B.Infraspinatus. C.

Subscapularis. D.Supraspinatus.

Correct answer:A. Teres major

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Question :Inability to flex the thigh over the body trunk is

most likely caused by paralysis of. A. Iliopsoas.B.Quadriceps. C.Hamstrings. D.Gluteus maximus.

Correct answer:a. Iliopsoas

Question :The most abundant white blood cells in the

circulating blood are: A.Monocytes. B. Eosinophils C.

Neutrophils. D. Lymphocytes.

Correct answer:C.Neutrophils

Question :The majority of the fluid leave the body as: A.Sweat through the skin. B. Feces through the GI tract. C.Urine through the kidneys. D.Water in expired air through the lungs.

Correct answer:C. Urine through the GI tract

Question :A child is immune to certain infectious diseases

after being properly vaccinated. This represents a type of: A.

Naturally acquired active immunity. B. Naturally acquired passive immunity. C. Artificially acquired active immunity.

  • Artificially acquired passive immunity.

Correct answer:C. Artificially acquired active immunity

Question :Which of the following is NOT a communicable

infectious disease? A. Tetanus. B.Leprosy. C. Hepatitis. D.Tuberculosis.

Correct answer:A. Tetanus

Question :A value of 28 in the body mass index {BMI} is

interpreted as being A. Normal.B. Overweight. C. Stage I obese. D.Stage II obese.

Correct answer:B. Overweight

Question :A male patient has suffered from shooting sciatic

pain with radiation down to both legs. The pain is worsened by spinal movement and by sneezing or coughing. A positive straight leg-raising sign and decreased ankle jerks are found.

These symptoms and signs are highly suggestive of: A.

Ankylosing spondylitis. B. Degenerative joint disease. C.Paravertebral muscle spasm. D. Herniated intervertebral disc.

Correct answer:D. Herniated intervertebral disc

Question :Which drug affecting blood interferes with the

function of platelets? A. Aspirin. B. Heparin. C. Warfarin. D.Alteplase.

Correct answer:A. Aspirin

Question :Which drug affecting blood interferes with the

function of platelets? A. Aspirin.

  • Heparin. C. Warfarin. D. Alteplase.

Correct answer:A. Aspirin

Question :Which endogenous neurotransmitter resembles

opiates in their abilities to produce pain relief and a feeling of well-being?A. Endorphin. B. Epinephrine. C. Acetylcholine.

  • Norepinephrine.

Correct answer:A. Endorphin

Question :b-Lactam antibiotics, such as penicillins and

cephalosporins, are used to treat bacterial infections by: A.

Inhibiting the bacterial protein synthesis. B. Disrupting the bacterial DNA replication. C. Preventing the synthesis of bacterial folic acid. D. Interfering with the bacterial cell wall synthesis.

Correct answer:D.

Interfering with the bacterial cell wall synthesis

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