Test 3

1. Do you think, what are the benefits that you could acquire in familiarizing the information by
Medical Specialty?

The major benefits I could definitely acquire by familiarizing the information by Medical Specialty are:
to become aware of the specific areas of medicine and medical specialties, improve or highlight
the importance of interdisciplinary communication in facilitating early diagnosis and
treatment because conditions of serious consequence can otherwise be overlooked,
and of course, to know some diagnosis and treatment to relevant info such as news, articles,
multimedia help, health calculators, and more from various fields of medicine that treat different
health conditions.

2. In your case, how far you will handle yourself in terms of your stress tolerance to your studies,
lovelife, and other achievements/experiences or activities. How to resolved or to manage? Do you
think it will affect your human respiratory condition to that circumstances? Give an example scenario.

Stress is a very common obstacle to productivity especially in studies or even in career

success. That's why being able to manage stress effectively can prove pivotal. In order to manage
stress, we must understand that stressful situations arise and don't let the ill effects loom over
ourselves.

They say that self-confidence and self-assurance are key characteristics of mentally
strong people, it definitely helps people work through stress. Lets say for example, instead of
being negative and saying, "I can't handle one more problem, YOU MUST TELL YOURSELF: 'I
can deal with stress, and I'll be OK no matter what happens.

Certain things are out of your control, and for some people, that simple fact is stressful.
People with mental strength, however, know when something is their responsibility. "They spring
into action and engage in active problem-solving when they can prevent and address problems,
and they don't waste energy on the things they can't control."

One important thing is also we should become aware of the warning signs that we are
becoming stressed out. Because of self-awareness, we might be able to adjust our activities and
lifestyle accordingly so we can combat stress effectively. For example, if you're surrounded with
pessimists, chances are they will infringe on your outlook. The same can be said, however, for
optimists.

Stress releases cortisol, a hormone that can cause positive or even negative impacts if it is
too much. It targets many organs in the body and the respiratory system is not an exception. To
keep cortisol levels healthy and under control, breathing exercises and other techniques can be
observed.

Test 2

1. The leading cause of lung cancer, and the most commonly affected site is the epithelium of the
bronchial passage.

A
Lung Cancer

B
Drinking Liquor

C
Smoking

2. Is an automatic process that is controlled by the centers in the brain, which respond to the
changing levels of the oxygen and carbon dioxide in the blood.

A
Disease

B
Breathing

C
Pumps blood

3. The term cardiac means from the Greek kardia.

A
Heart

B
Deoxygenated blood
 C
Body

4. A foot care department, which is also known as chiropody. It provides diagnosis, medical care and
treatment for patients with disorders of the foot, ankle and lower extremities.

A
Podiatry

B
Plastic Surgery

C
Pediatric Nephrology

5. ___________ are muscular vessels that carry blood away from the heart to the tissues and
organs of the body.

A
Bones

B
Muscle

C
Arteries

6. A sub-specialty of urology that specializes in the medical issues related to men.

A
Testicle Pain

B
Andrology
 C
Prostate Cancer

7. Is the study of chemical processes within and relating to living organisms.

A
Biochemistry

B
Stool Test

C
Drug Delivery System

8. Also known as gonads are the testes in males and ovaries in females.

A
Sex hormone

B
Infertility

C
Sex glands

9. _________________ disease is a condition of unknown cause in which the patient experiences

symptoms of vertigo, hearing loss, tinnitus and a feeling of fullness in the ears

A
Presbycusis

B
Meniere's
 C
Acidosis

10. Is a natural hormone that controls our blood sugar.

A
Insulin

B
Hypertension

C
Hypoglycemia

11. A condition wherein couples fail to achieve pregnancy or if the woman has been unable to carry
a pregnancy that results in a live birth.

A
Andropause

B
Conn's syndrome

C
Infertility

12. Commonly affects children with chronic kidney disease, especially those in the later stages of the
disease.

A
Anemia
 B
Seckel syndrome

C
Hepatology

13 A medical specialty that uses radioactive tracers to diagnose and treat a variety of diseases, such
as cancer, heart disease, gastrointestinal, endocrine, neurological disorders and other abnormalities
within the body.

A
Nuclear medicine

B
Muscoloskeletal system

C
Palliative care

14. A branch of medicine that treats children from infancy through late adolescence for kidney or
urinary tract disease, bladder problems, kidney stones, or high blood pressure.

A
Pediatric Nephrology

B
Pulmonology Specialty

C
Pharmacology

15. The scientific study of all areas of sex including anatomy, physiology, sexual development, sexual
orientation, the dynamics of sexual relationships, as well as the mechanics of sexual contact/acts.
 A
Rheumatology

B
Podiatry

C
Sexology

Test 1

1. The 'lymphatic' system consists of the white blood cells, the thymus, lymph nodes and lymph
channels, which are also part of the lymphatic system.

2. The 'brain' is the organ of thought, emotion, memory, and sensory processing, and serves many
aspects of communication and controls various systems and functions.

3. The 'urinary' system consists of the kidneys, ureters, bladder, and urethra.

4. The 'reproductive' system consists of the gonads and the internal and external sex organs.

5. A 'skull', or cranium, is a bony structure of Craniates, which serves as the general framework for a
head.

6. An 'ear' is an organ used by an animal to detect sound waves.

7. The 'humerus' is the (upper) arm bone.

8. The 'shoulder joint' is the ball-and-socket joint between the proximal end of the humerus and
the clavicle and scapula.

9. The 'hand' is the portion of the arm or anterior limb of a human or other primate, where the
appendage terminates.

10. The 'pelvis' is the bony structure located at the base of the spine (properly known as the caudal
end).

11. The 'muscular hydrostat' is a biological structure found in many animals that is used for
locomotion.
12. 'toes' are the digits of the foot of a human or animal.

13. 'skin' is the largest organ of the body, covering and protecting the entire surface of the body.

14. 'warts' are epidermal growths caused by strains of HPV (human papilloma virus), which infect the
epithelial cells of skin and then prompt them to multiply.

15. A 'nosebleed', medically known as epistaxis, is the relatively common occurrence of hemorrhage
(bleeding) from the nose, usually noticed when it drains out through the nostrils.