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CIBTAC ANATOMY AND
PHYSIOLOGY BRAND NEW ACTUAL
EXAM QUESTIONS AND 100%
VERIFIED|EXCELLENT SCORES
Organ - CORRECT-ANSWER-a structure that is composed of two or
more tissue types
Tissue - CORRECT-ANSWER-collection of similar cell acting together to
perform a function
Neuron - CORRECT-ANSWER-the smallest structural unit of the nervous
system
Pericarditis - CORRECT-ANSWER-inflammation of the pericardium.
Three types: fibrinous, serous, and suppurative.
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Aneurysm - CORRECT-ANSWER-dilation or saclike formation in a
weakened blood vessel wall. A common cause is atherosclerotic plaque.
Varicose vein - CORRECT-ANSWER-enlarged, twisted superficial vein,
usually in the lower leg, caused by incompetent valves.
Iron-deficiency anemia - CORRECT-ANSWER-most common type of
anemia. RBC count may be normal, but there is insufficient hemoglobin.
Hemolysis - CORRECT-ANSWER-destruction of red blood cells
Sickle cell anemia - CORRECT-ANSWER-condition in which abnormal
hemoglobin causes RBC's to change to a sickle (crescent) shape. The
sickle-shaped red blood cells get struck in capillaries.
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Respiratory System - Pharyngitis - CORRECT-ANSWER-inflammation of
the pharynx most often caused by viral infection
Rhinitis - CORRECT-ANSWER-inflammation of the nasal mucosa, causing
nasal congestion, sneezing, and itching of the nose.
Atelectasis - CORRECT-ANSWER-a collapsed or airless state of the lung
that results in hypoxia.
Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) - CORRECT-ANSWER-a
group of common chronic respiratory disorders that are characterized
by progressive tissue loss and obstruction in the airways of the lungs.
Asthma - CORRECT-ANSWER-a respiratory disorder characterized by
recurring episodes of paroxysmal dyspnea, wheezing on expiration and
inspiration caused by constriction of the bronchi, cough and viscous
mucoid bronchial secretions.
CIBTAC ANATOMY AND
PHYSIOLOGY BRAND NEW ACTUAL
EXAM QUESTIONS AND 100%
VERIFIED|EXCELLENT SCORES
Organ - CORRECT-ANSWER-a structure that is composed of two or
more tissue types
Tissue - CORRECT-ANSWER-collection of similar cell acting together to
perform a function
Neuron - CORRECT-ANSWER-the smallest structural unit of the nervous
system
Pericarditis - CORRECT-ANSWER-inflammation of the pericardium.
Three types: fibrinous, serous, and suppurative.
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Aneurysm - CORRECT-ANSWER-dilation or saclike formation in a
weakened blood vessel wall. A common cause is atherosclerotic plaque.
Varicose vein - CORRECT-ANSWER-enlarged, twisted superficial vein,
usually in the lower leg, caused by incompetent valves.
Iron-deficiency anemia - CORRECT-ANSWER-most common type of
anemia. RBC count may be normal, but there is insufficient hemoglobin.
Hemolysis - CORRECT-ANSWER-destruction of red blood cells
Sickle cell anemia - CORRECT-ANSWER-condition in which abnormal
hemoglobin causes RBC's to change to a sickle (crescent) shape. The
sickle-shaped red blood cells get struck in capillaries.
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Respiratory System - Pharyngitis - CORRECT-ANSWER-inflammation of
the pharynx most often caused by viral infection
Rhinitis - CORRECT-ANSWER-inflammation of the nasal mucosa, causing
nasal congestion, sneezing, and itching of the nose.
Atelectasis - CORRECT-ANSWER-a collapsed or airless state of the lung
that results in hypoxia.
Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) - CORRECT-ANSWER-a
group of common chronic respiratory disorders that are characterized
by progressive tissue loss and obstruction in the airways of the lungs.
Asthma - CORRECT-ANSWER-a respiratory disorder characterized by
recurring episodes of paroxysmal dyspnea, wheezing on expiration and
inspiration caused by constriction of the bronchi, cough and viscous
mucoid bronchial secretions.
