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simple med questions
1. a 60 yr old male was admitted to the hospital in a critical condition with multiple problems. in the past she had a history of breast cancer, seizure disorders and jaundic. the laboratory findings reaveal low lwvwl of Hb, high level of bili. and ALK. PHOS but normal levels f liver enzymes. the patient most likely is suffering from:
a. viral hepatitis
b. pancreatic cancer
c. hepatic failure
d. hepatic carcinoma
e. bile duct obstruction
2. in MS (multiple scerlosis) a progressive damage to the myelin sheath of periheral nerves happen. this will cause:
a. poor sensory neurons
b. poor motor control
c. loss of synapsis
d. inactivation of neurotransmitter
e. loss of action potential
3.the role of pylori in peptic ulcer is linked to
a. activation of acid secreting parietal cells
b. atrophic gastritis
c. effect of pyloric sphincter
d. weakening of digestive immune cells
e. stress ulcers
THANKS IN ADVANCE!!
1. a 60 yr old male was admitted to the hospital in a critical condition with multiple problems. in the past she had a history of breast cancer, seizure disorders and jaundic. the laboratory findings reaveal low lwvwl of Hb, high level of bili. and ALK. PHOS but normal levels f liver enzymes. the patient most likely is suffering from:
a. viral hepatitis
b. pancreatic cancer
c. hepatic failure
d. hepatic carcinoma
e. bile duct obstruction
2. in MS (multiple scerlosis) a progressive damage to the myelin sheath of periheral nerves happen. this will cause:
a. poor sensory neurons
b. poor motor control
c. loss of synapsis
d. inactivation of neurotransmitter
e. loss of action potential
3.the role of pylori in peptic ulcer is linked to
a. activation of acid secreting parietal cells
b. atrophic gastritis
c. effect of pyloric sphincter
d. weakening of digestive immune cells
e. stress ulcers
THANKS IN ADVANCE!!
