NCCAOM Boards: Biomedicine Exam
with Accurate Solutions
beriberi
loss of appetite
fatigue - ANSWER-vitamin B1 (thiamin)
mouth sores
angular cheilitis
dry mouth - ANSWER-vitamin B2 (riboflavin)
adrenal problems
nerve damage - ANSWER-vitamin B5 (pantothenic acid)
anemia & seizures
slow growth
skin problems - ANSWER-vitamin B6 (pyroxidine)
anemia - ANSWER-vitamin B9 (folic acid)
severe alcoholics often lack these two B vitamins - ANSWER-B9, B12
vegetarians may lack this B vitamin - ANSWER-B12
hemolytic anemia (children) - ANSWER-vitamin E (tocopherols)
skin problems
loss of hair - ANSWER-vitamin H (biotin)
poor immunity
poor concentration
anemia
fatigue
itching
pica - ANSWER-iron
easy tooth decay - ANSWER-fluoride
simple goiter
cretinism - ANSWER-iodine
,immune function
wound healing
diarrhea
eye diseases
common cold - ANSWER-zinc
coenzymes that facilitate reactions in Krebs cycle? - ANSWER-B vitamins, vitamin H
(biotin)
acid-suppressing drugs & antacids
digoxin
HRT (estrogens)
oral contraceptives
oral hypoglycemics - ANSWER-B complex
antipsychotics - ANSWER-vitamin B2, vitamin C
antibiotics
antidepressants
diuretics
HRT (estrogens)
oral contraceptives - ANSWER-vitamin B9
antiepileptics
antibiotics - ANSWER-vitamin B12
acid-suppressing drugs & antacids
antibiotics
antiepileptics
corticosteroids
anticonvulsants - ANSWER-vitamin D
acid-suppressing drugs & antacids
antihypertensives - ANSWER-iron
acid-suppressing drugs & antacids
ACE inhibitors
diuretics - ANSWER-zinc
upper border of liver - ANSWER-5th or 6th ICS
lower border of liver (laterally) - ANSWER-10th or 11th rib
lower border of liver (medially) - ANSWER-xiphoid process
right kidney - ANSWER-T12 to L3
, left kidney - ANSWER-T11 to L2
which kidney is higher--right or left? - ANSWER-left
lower border of lungs (front) - ANSWER-6th ICS
lower border of lungs (axillary) - ANSWER-8th ICS
lower border of lungs (back) - ANSWER-10th ICS
spleen - ANSWER-9th to 11th rib (left side of body)
scapula level with _____ thru _____ - ANSWER-T3, T7
spinal cords ends at - ANSWER-L1/L2
12th rib connects to what vertebrae? - ANSWER-T12
inguinal groove -- medial to lateral - ANSWER-vein, artery, nerve
sections of small intestine - ANSWER-duodenum, jejunum, ileum
cognitive motor control
memory, sensory awareness, speech, taste, vision - ANSWER-cerebrum
coordination and integration of motor skills, balance (ataxia)
motor learning, motor control (muscle contractions and force production), voluntary
movements - ANSWER-cerebellum
information processing back to cerebrum
regulation of motor functions
sleep and wake states - ANSWER-thalamus
control of emotions
blood pressure regulation
thirst
heart rate
sleep cycles (circadian rhythms)
regulation of body temperature
water balance - ANSWER-hypothalamus
control of respiratory and heart rates
peripheral blood flow - ANSWER-brain stem
with Accurate Solutions
beriberi
loss of appetite
fatigue - ANSWER-vitamin B1 (thiamin)
mouth sores
angular cheilitis
dry mouth - ANSWER-vitamin B2 (riboflavin)
adrenal problems
nerve damage - ANSWER-vitamin B5 (pantothenic acid)
anemia & seizures
slow growth
skin problems - ANSWER-vitamin B6 (pyroxidine)
anemia - ANSWER-vitamin B9 (folic acid)
severe alcoholics often lack these two B vitamins - ANSWER-B9, B12
vegetarians may lack this B vitamin - ANSWER-B12
hemolytic anemia (children) - ANSWER-vitamin E (tocopherols)
skin problems
loss of hair - ANSWER-vitamin H (biotin)
poor immunity
poor concentration
anemia
fatigue
itching
pica - ANSWER-iron
easy tooth decay - ANSWER-fluoride
simple goiter
cretinism - ANSWER-iodine
,immune function
wound healing
diarrhea
eye diseases
common cold - ANSWER-zinc
coenzymes that facilitate reactions in Krebs cycle? - ANSWER-B vitamins, vitamin H
(biotin)
acid-suppressing drugs & antacids
digoxin
HRT (estrogens)
oral contraceptives
oral hypoglycemics - ANSWER-B complex
antipsychotics - ANSWER-vitamin B2, vitamin C
antibiotics
antidepressants
diuretics
HRT (estrogens)
oral contraceptives - ANSWER-vitamin B9
antiepileptics
antibiotics - ANSWER-vitamin B12
acid-suppressing drugs & antacids
antibiotics
antiepileptics
corticosteroids
anticonvulsants - ANSWER-vitamin D
acid-suppressing drugs & antacids
antihypertensives - ANSWER-iron
acid-suppressing drugs & antacids
ACE inhibitors
diuretics - ANSWER-zinc
upper border of liver - ANSWER-5th or 6th ICS
lower border of liver (laterally) - ANSWER-10th or 11th rib
lower border of liver (medially) - ANSWER-xiphoid process
right kidney - ANSWER-T12 to L3
, left kidney - ANSWER-T11 to L2
which kidney is higher--right or left? - ANSWER-left
lower border of lungs (front) - ANSWER-6th ICS
lower border of lungs (axillary) - ANSWER-8th ICS
lower border of lungs (back) - ANSWER-10th ICS
spleen - ANSWER-9th to 11th rib (left side of body)
scapula level with _____ thru _____ - ANSWER-T3, T7
spinal cords ends at - ANSWER-L1/L2
12th rib connects to what vertebrae? - ANSWER-T12
inguinal groove -- medial to lateral - ANSWER-vein, artery, nerve
sections of small intestine - ANSWER-duodenum, jejunum, ileum
cognitive motor control
memory, sensory awareness, speech, taste, vision - ANSWER-cerebrum
coordination and integration of motor skills, balance (ataxia)
motor learning, motor control (muscle contractions and force production), voluntary
movements - ANSWER-cerebellum
information processing back to cerebrum
regulation of motor functions
sleep and wake states - ANSWER-thalamus
control of emotions
blood pressure regulation
thirst
heart rate
sleep cycles (circadian rhythms)
regulation of body temperature
water balance - ANSWER-hypothalamus
control of respiratory and heart rates
peripheral blood flow - ANSWER-brain stem
