Anatomy and Physiology Test - 20

1. The cerebellum is concerened with: ?
2. Which is the largest synovial joint of the human body?
3. Major Artery in Upper Limbs?
4. Hiatal hernia present with..........
5. Main clinical symptom of hiatal hernia is...................
6. The type of hernia that is more prone to become strangulated is...........
7. Clinical manifestation of haemorrhoids includes.....
8. Vermiform appendix is the part of which organ-
9. Which of the following is the most common cause of acute appendicitis-
10. Mc Burney's point is associated with-
11. Preoperative preparation for appendectomy NOT includes-
12. The nurse is collecting data for a patient who develops jaundice and dark, amber coloured urine. The nurse recognizes that which of the following is most likely the cause of these manifestations-
13. Hepatic cirrhosis is characterized by-
14. The inflammation and degeneration of liver parenchyma is referred to as-
15. When the nurse is assessing a patient who has cirrhosis of the liver, which of the following findings would indicate that the patient's condition is worsening?
16. Which is the best test for detecting Liver dysfunction-
17. Right side lying position given to a client following liver biopsy is-
18. Common location of liver abscess is-
19. 3 L of fluid is obtained via paracentesis in a client, what is the immediate complication expected in this client.......
20. The most common route of transmission of Hepatitis -A is-