Intravenous

A) inside the vein;

B) outside the vein;

C) between veins;

D) above the vein.

anesthetics

A) drugs which depress the nerves in the brain;

B) agents which act to relieve pain;

C) drugs which alter behavior;

D) drugs which block the action of histamine.

sterilization

A) killing bacteria in something;

B) making operation on appendicitis;

C) studying at the medical university;

D) preparing homework in English.

microbiology

A) study of very big organisms;

B) study of organisms visible to the naked eye;

C) study of organisms invisible to the naked eye;

D) study of all living organisms.

neuritis

A) nerve cutting;

B) neurotic;

C) nervous;

D) nerve inflammation.

ward

A) a room for sleeping in;

B) a room where meals are prepared;

C) a room with beds for patients in a hospital;

D) a room where surgical operations are performed.

ankle

A) the joint connecting the foot to the leg;

B) the joint connecting the hand to the arm;

C) the part of the body connecting the head to the trunk;

D) the layer of muscles between the lungs and the stomach.

pathology

A) study of organic tissues;

B) study of disease;

C) study of earth’s crust;

D) study of bodily structure.

therapeutic department

A) a department where surgical diseases are treated;

B) a department where internal diseases are treated;

C) a department where neurological diseases are treated;

D) a department where gynecological diseases are treated.

histamine

A) an element that causes allergic reaction;

B) chemical substance;

C) barbiturates;

D) mold.

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.

cellular

A) component of cavity;

B) connective tissue;

C) physiological element;

D) pertaining to or full of cells.

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.

the ring finger

A) the finger by which we show something;

B) the finger we wear the ring on;

C) the small finger;

D) the middle finger.

descriptive anatomy

A) anatomic study of tissues in respect of their functions;

B) the science which studies the structure of the body;

C) microscopic study of tissues;

D) the changes in the structure caused by a disease.

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.

anticoagulants

A) drugs that affect the heart;

B) drugs that produce loss of sensation;

C) drugs that prevent blood clotting;

D) drugs that affect blood pressure.

pharmacist

A) a person whose job is to clean an operation room;

B) a person whose job is to teach students;

C) a person whose job is to treat infectious diseases;

D) a person whose job is to prepare medicines.

cholecystitis

A) gallbladder cancer;

B) gallbladder torsion;

C) gallbladder inflammation;

D) gallbladder dyskinesia.

necrocytosis

A) cell development;

B) cell growth;

C) cell death;

D) blood cell.

to prevent

A) keep from happening;

B) give medical treatment to;

C) restore to health;

D) become healthy after injury.

knee

A) the joint between the hand and the arm;

B) the joint between the upper and lower parts of the arm;

C) the joint between the top and bottom parts of the leg;

D) the joint between the foot and the leg.

toe

A) a part of the hand;

B) a part of the head;

C) a part of the foot;

D) a part of the neck.

keratoplasty

A) liver transplantation;

B) heart transplantation;

C) cornea transplantation;

D) skin transplantation.

antibiotics

A) are used to prevent hair loss;

B) are used as hypnotics;

C) are used to mimic the action of sympathetic nerve;

D) are used to treat bacterial infections.

chemist’s shop

A) a specialized shop where medicines are sold;

B) a specialized room where Chemistry is taught;

C) a department at a supermarket where vegetables are sold;

D) a teacher of Chemistry at a higher educational establishment.

enormous development

A) small development;

B) important development;

C) approximate development;

D) huge development.

macrocyte

A) tiny cell;

B) very small cell;

C) enormous cell;

D) extremely tiny cell.

pneumonectomy

A) inflammation of the lungs;

B) incision of the lungs;

C) removal of the lungs;

D) a doctor qualified to treat lung diseases.

carditis

A) heart location;

B) failing heart;

C) heart inflammation;

D) left heart.

finger

A) a part of head;

B) a part of hand;

C) a part of leg;

D) a part of foot.

heart

A) an organ of cardio-vascular system;

B) an organ of endocrine system;

C) an organ of gastro-intestinal system;

D) an organ of digestive system.

district doctor

A) a doctor who lives in a definite district;

B) a doctor who is in charge of a definite district;

C) a doctor who specializes in some concrete field of medicine;

D) a doctor who receives patients at home.

thermometer

A) an instrument used for relieving pain;

B) an instrument used for measuring the blood pressure;

C) an instrument used for measuring the temperature;

D) an instrument used by surgeons during the operations.

hepatitis

A) liver cirrhosis;

B) liver echinocosis;

C) liver rupture;

D) liver inflammation.

extraarterial

A) inside the arteries;

B) behind the arteries;

C) outside the arteries;

D) an the arteries.

diagnosis

A) medical treatment;

B) advise the use of a medicine;

C) performing an operation;

D) identification of a disease.

toe

A) one of the five small parts that stick out from the foot;

B) one of the four long parts the stick out from the hand;

C) one of the two organs in the body that produce urine;

D) one of the two organs in the chest that are used when breathing.

erythrocyte

A) blood cell;

B) blood gases;

C) blood plate throumbs;

D) bloodstream.

stomatology

A) study of tissue;

B) study of teeth;

C) study of human body;

D) study of oral cavity.

liver

A) a depression in the middle of the abdomen;

B) the part of the human body lying between the chest and the pelvis;

C) the largest gland of the body producing bile;

D) an organ located in the peritoneum.

prevention

A) definition;

B) prophylaxis;

C) composition;

D) ratification.

nephralgia

A) incision of the kidney;

B) pain in a kidney;

C) specialist trained to treat kidney disease;

D) excision of the kidney.

gastritis

A) pertaining to the stomach;

B) diagnostic procedure visualizing the intestines;

C) inflammation of the stomach;

D) inflammation of the intestines.

mandible

A) a lower jaw;

B) a palatine process;

C) a soft palate;

D) an upper jaw.

saliva

A) secretion of the sweat glands;

B) secretion of the salivary glands;

C) secretion of the adrenal glands;

D) secretion of the labial glands.