Intracellular

A) between the cells;

B) outside the cells;

C) within the cells;

D) on the cells.

to prevent

A) to give medical treatment to;

B) to restore to health;

C) to keep from happening;

D) to become healthy after injury.

cranial cavity

A) a large cavity in the tooth;

B) a large cavity of the skull;

C) a large cavity of the mouth;

D) a large cavity of the abdomen.

diaphragm

A) a medicine used in treatment of cardio-vascular disorders;

B) a muscle tissue that separates thoracic cavity from abdomen;

C) a bony ring;

D) a cell of the connective tissue.

biochemistry

A) chemistry of halogens;

B) chemistry of capillaries;

C) chemistry of nuclei ;

D) chemistry of living organisms.

myositis

A) muscle;

B) heart;

C) muscle cut;

D) muscle inflammation.

brain

A) the two opposable structures forming the entrance to the mouth;

B) the control center of the nervous system;

C) a sense organ that detects sounds;

D) an organ of vision that detects light.

prescription

A) the act of showing something;

B) a substance used when rubbing a surface to make it smooth;

C) an official piece of paper on which a doctor writes the type of medicine you should have;

D) the act of selling drugs and various things for medical care at the chemist’s shop.

oral cavity

A) the first portion of the alimentary canal;

B) connective tissue;

C)the posterior part of the mouth;

D) bony plate.

neurotomy

A) nerve cutting;

B) neurotrauma;

C) neurotonic;

D) nerve inflammation.

disease

A) end of life;

B) unhealthy condition;

C) state of being well;

D) length of life.

deciduous teeth

A)front teeth;

B) primary teeth;

C) sensitive teeth;

D) permanent teeth.

enamel

A)the hard outer shell that covers the root;

B) the bone-like substance that makes up the most of the tooth;

C) the substance covering the root;

D) the soft substance covering the tooth.

cytology

A) study of biological cells;

B) study of the structure of living things;

C) study of substances and their reactions;

D) study of the bodily functions.

surgeon

A) a person trained to look after sick people;

B) a doctor qualified to perform surgical operations;

C) a person who administers anaesthetics;

D) a person qualified to treat teeth diseases.

credit test

A) control lesson after graduating from the institute;

B) control lesson at the end of the term;

C) session at the end of each course;

D) practical training at the hospital.

to graduate from

A) to improve;

B) to finish;

C) to increase;

D) to enter.

recovering

A) becoming healthy after injury;

B) keeping from happening;

C) becoming angry;

D) giving medical treatment.

pathology

A) study of organic tissues;

B) study of disease;

C) study of earth’s crust;

D) study of bodily structure.

medicinal plant

A) a factory which produces medicines;

B) a company which sells drugs;

C) a living thing that grows in the earth and is helpful in the process of treatment of different diseases or infections;

D) a large machinery that is used in industrial processes especially in producing various medicines.

medical equipment

A) medical assistance;

B) medical nurse;

C) medical apparatus;

D) medical school.