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    UTE UNIVERSITY

    FACULTY OF HEALTH SCIENCES EUGENIO ESPEJO


    MEDICAL ENGLISH II

    KAHOOT

    1. ¿One of the main treatments for Immunothrombocytopenia is?


    A. Blood Plasma Derived Coagulation Factor Concentrates
    B. Vitamin D
    C. corticosteroids
    D. Paracetamol
    2. One of the main Hemophilia treatments is?
    A. Steroids: Prednisone
    B. Vitamin C
    C. ibuprofen
    D. Aspirin
    3. What of this infections is not linked with ITP?
    A. HIV
    B. Hepatits C
    C. CMV
    D. Helicobacter pylori
    4. The activated partial thromboplastin time test analice the factors, except:
    A. 8
    B. 9
    C. 10
    D. 11
    5. What it's the most common type of hemophilia?
    A. A
    B. B
    C. C
    D. D
    6. What it's the epidemiology of Immune thrombocytopenia in the United
    Kingdom?
    A. 3.9 cases per 10000 people/year
    B. 2.9 cases per 10000 people/year
    C. 1.4 cases per 10000 people/year
    D. 5.9 cases per 10000 people/year
    7. What proteins are affected in hemophilia?
    A. Coagulation factor
    B. Adrenalin
    C. Iron
    D. Elastin
    8. What cell is affected in immune thrombocytopenia with low levels?

    A. Neutrophils
    B. Lymphocytes
    C. Platelets
    D. Erythrocytes

    9. What is the concentration at which factors VII and IX are decreased in


    hemophilia?
    A. < 95%
    B. < 5%
    C. < 35%
    D. < 15%

    10. What is the main modular of the platelets?


    A. Erythropoietin
    B. CPK
    C. Hemoglobin
    D. Thrombopoietin
    Von Willebrand's disease - Kahoot

    1.Which of the following is not a characteristic symptom of the disease?


    a. epistaxis
    b. bruises
    c. gingivorrhagia
    d. Rash
    2. Why are women more diagnosed with Von Willebrand disease?
    a. for menorrhagia
    b. For epistaxis
    c. for bruises
    d. for gingivorrhagia
    3. What type of this disease is most common?
    a. Type 2
    b. Type 1
    c. Type 3
    d. Type 4
    4. What other factors may be affected in type 1?
    a. VII
    b. VSJ
    c. VIII
    d. VDC

    5. Von Willebrand has a cure, but it depends on the type and severity of the patient's
    condition.
    a. True.
    b. False.

    6. What effect can oral contraceptives have in this disease?


    a. Control heavy bleeding during menstrual periods.
    b. Preventing pregnancy.
    c. Before minor surgical procedures.
    d. Increase prevention of skin lesions.

    7. In which patients has acquired VW disease been observed?Vane


    a. patients with cardiovascular diseases, neoplasms, autoimmunities
    b. Patients with autism
    c. Patients with depression
    d.
    8. What is reduced in the adsorption of vWF by tumor cells?Vane
    a. Platelets
    b. plasma vWF levels
    c. lymphocytes
    d. tumor necrosis factor

    9. Which one is not one of the 4 mechanisms of V.W.S ?

    a. Hypothyroidism
    b. Hyperthyroidism
    c. Autoinmune disorders
    d. Absorption of platelets
    10. VWF is a _________ dissease

    a. Medule
    b. Chromosimchal
    c. Uterine
    d. Bone
    UNIVERSIDAD UTE
    FACULTAD CIENCIAS DE LA SALUD “EUGENIO ESPEJO”
    MEDICINA
    INGLÉS MÉDICO II

    Names: Ismael Albornoz, Mateo López, Karen Matailo, Gabriela Maya and Martín Romero
    Semester: 8th C

    Select the age at which you are most likely to have sciatica pain

    a. 30 -50
    b. 60 -70
    c. 10 – 20
    d. 20 – 30

    Select which is not a risk factor for herniated disc

    a. Load weights improperly.


    b. Overweight.
    c. Repetitive activities that overload the spine
    d. physical activity

    When the pain lasts approximately 6 weeks or less, we refer to what type of sciatica?

    a. Acute sciatica
    b. Chronic sciatica
    c. Sudden sciatica
    d. Protrusion sciatica

    What is the third stage of herniated disc?

    a. disc protrusion
    b. disc extrusion
    c. sequestered disc.
    d. prolapsed disc

    When the herniated disc pain is mild to moderate, which medication would you use?

    a. Codeine
    b. Gabapentin
    c. Acetaminophen or ibuprofen
    d. Muscle relaxers

    If a patient with sciatica feels severe weakness or loss of bladder control, which would be the
    proper treatment?

    a. Corticosteroids
    b. Surgery
    c. Acetaminophen
    d. Anti-inflammatories

    What age is a herniated disc more prevalent?

    a. 40-50 years
    b. 20-30 years
    c. 60-90 years
    d. 10-40 years

    What is the percentage prevalence of sciatica?


    a. 50%
    b. 80%
    c. 60%
    d. 2%

    What is the percentage of herniated discs that occur in the lower back?
    a. 80
    b. 83
    c. 84
    d. 86

    What is the correct definition of sciatica?


    a. Sciatica is a condition that can lead to pain in the back
    b. Sciatica is a condition that can lead to pain in the back and legs.
    c. Sciatica is a condition that can lead to pain in foot
    d. Sciatica is a condition that can lead to pain in abdomen
    Kahoot
    Questions:
    1. What are otoconial crystals made of?
    A. Calcium carbonate crystals
    B. Calcium oxalate crystals
    C. Amorphous urate crystals
    D. Magnesium ammonium phosphate crystals

    2. Which of the following tests is not useful for diagnosing Meniere's disease?
    a. Audiometry
    b. Computed Axial Tomography
    c. Otoscopy
    d. Amniocentesis

    3. What is the fluid in the inner ear called?


    a. Lymph
    b. Endolymph
    c. Bile
    d. perilymph
    4. What is the purpose of electronystagmography in benign paroxysmal positional
    vertigo?
    a. Detect abnormal eye movements.
    b. Used to examine the ear in its outermost portion.
    c. It does not determine if the dizziness is due to a disease in the inner ear.
    d. It is not useful to study said pathology.
    5. What is the pathophysiological problem in Meniere's disease?
    a. Malabsorption of endolymph
    b. Noise
    c. Lymph
    d. Calcium oxalate crystals
    6. What is the sensory organ in the inner ear?
    a. Saccule
    b. Vestibule
    c. Cochlea
    d. Utricle
    7. At what age does Meniere's disease affect?
    a. 40-60 years
    b. 12 years
    c. 5 years
    d. 20 years
    8. What is the most dangerous risk of benign paroxysmal positional vertigo?
    a. Nausea
    b. threw up
    c. fractures
    d. daze
    9. Ménierè's disease tends to be self-limited. Select the correct answer
    a. A diet high in salt and avoiding alcohol help prevent attacks.
    b. It can disappear on its own in a few months.
    c. Antiemetics and antihistamines can help relieve symptoms
    d. Canalicular repositioning
    10. .In the treatment of benign paroxysmal positional vertigo, select the correct
    answer:
    a. It leaves only in a few weeks.
    b. Diuretics, a low-salt diet, help prevent attacks.
    c. More invasive treatments for refractory cases include decompression of the
    endolymphatic sac
    d. Antiemetics and antihistamines can help relieve symptoms

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