Is glomerulonephritis rupture or... Of the internal kidney structures.

|inflammation+

|infection

|contamination

|tearing

|strain

~Define the type of the question.

What may glomerulonephritis cause.

|a special question+

|a tag question

|a general question

|an alternative question

|a mixed question

~Complete the tag question.

Glomerulonephritis is a cause of hypertension that is difficult to control, ...

|isn’t it?+

|is it?

|doesn’t it?

|does it?

|do they?

~Find a mistake.

Lung stone is a solid mass that consists of a collection of tiny crystals.

|lung+

|solid

|contests

|crystals

|is

~Find a mistake.

Kidneys secrete hormone that tell the body to retain sugar and water.

|sugar+

|kidneys

|secrete

|hormone

|body

~Choose an answer to the question.

What causes an increase in blood pressure.

|Too much salt and water in the body.+

|A person can feel tiredness, fatigue and vision changes.

|Many diseases can cause narrowing of the renal arteries.

|Yes, it does.

|No, it doesn’t.

~Choose an answer to the question.

When may kidney stones form?

|When the urine becomes too concentrated with certain substances.+

|In the kidneys.

|Blood in the urine.

|Yes, it may.

|No, it may not.

~Find a mistake.

Calcium stones consists of potassium.

|potassium+

|calcium

|stones

|consists

|of

~Find a mistake.

Uric acid stones are associated with vitamintherapy.

|vitamintherapy+

|uric

|are

|associated

|with

~Find a mistake.

Struvite stones grow large and block the kidney or uterus.

|uterus+

|stones

|large

|kidney

|grow

~... a chronic skin disorder.

|Eczema+

|Gangrene |Melanoma

|Leukoplakia

|Dermabrasion

~Complete the special question.

... is eczema characterized by? - Scaly and itching rashes.

|What+

|Which

|Where

|When

|How

~Define the tense of a verb in the sentence.

A person with eczema had a family history of allergic reactions.

|the past simple+

|the present perfect

|the present continuous

|the future simple

|the present simple

~Complete the tag question.

A hypersensitivity reaction occurs in the skin, causing chronic inflammation, ...

|doesn’t it?+

|does it?

|isn’t it?

|didn’t they?

|hasn’t it?

~Choose an answer to the question.

What can worse symptoms of eczema?

|Exposure to environmental irritants and stress.+

|Eczema in infants subsides by the age of 36 months.

|Ear discharge and bleeding.

|Yes, it can.

|No, it can’t.

~… is the death of tissue in part of the body.

|Gangrene+

|Dermatitis

|Leukoplakia

|Melanoma

|Actinic keratosis

~Find a mistake.

Gangrene occurs when a body part loses its urine supply.

|urine+

|gangrene

|occurs

|body

|loses

~A person has a higher risk for gangrene if he has...

|diabetes.+

|eczema.

|anemia.

|goiter.

|gastritis.

~One of the symptoms of gangrene is ...

|discoloration (blue or black skin).+

|obesity.

|blood in the urine.

|sleepiness.

|abdominal pain.

~… is a precancerous skin growth usually caused by sun exposure.

|Actinic keratosis+

|Eczema

|Gangrene

|Leukoplakia

|Melanoma

~Find a mistake.

Actinic keratosis occurs in dark skin, in people with light complexions.

|dark+

|actinic

|skin

|occurs

|people

~Choose an answer to the question.

What is a symptom of actinic keratosis?

|A growth on the skin.+

|1% of this disease develops into cell carcinoma.

|The skin lesion is easier to feel.

|Yes, it is.

|No, it isn’t.

~… is a disorder of the mucous membranes of the mouth.

|Leukoplakia+

|Eczema

|Actinic keratosis

|Variococele

|Gangrene

~General question type.

|Is leukoplakia caused by irritation?+

|What is leukoplakia caused by?

|Leukoplakia is caused by irritation, isn’t it?

|Is leukoplakia caused by irritation or soothing?

|When does leukoplakia occur?

~ «Irritation» is a synonym of …

|itching.+

|soothing.

|hardening.

|scaling.

|bleeding.

~Find a mistake

Like other teeth ulcers, leukoplakia may become a cancerous lesion.

|teeth+

|leukoplakia

|become

|lesion

|may

~… is the most dangerous type of skin cancer.

|Melanoma+

|Gangrene

|Actopic dermatitis

|Actinic keratosis

|Eczema

~Complete the special question.

…major types of melanoma are there?- Four.

|How many+

|How much

|When

|What

|Which

~Choose an answer to the question.

Who is superficial spreading melanoma most common in.

|Caucasians.+

|It may occur at any age.

|Red and blond hair and fair skin.

|Yes, it is.

|No, it isn’t.

~Complete the special question.

… does lentigo maligna melanoma usually occur in? – In the elderly.

|Who+

|What

|When

|Where

|How often

~Choose an answer to the question.

What is common in sun-damaged skin on the face, neck and arms.

|Lentigo maligna melanoma.+

|It involves cells that produce melanin.

|A pigmented skin lesion is a warning sign.

|Yes, it is.

|No, it isn’t.

~Choose an answer to the question.

Where does acral lentiginous melanoma occur?

|On the palms, soles or under nails.+

|Family history of melanoma.

|It is a cause of cancer death in women aged 25-30.

|Yes, it does.

|No, it doesn’t.

~Alternative question type.

|Is acral lentiginous melanoma common in African Americans or Europeans.+

|What is acral lentiginous melanoma?

|Who suffer from this disease mostly?

|Is it a dangerous disease?

|How is this disease cured?

~Find a mistake.

Melanoma can spread very slowly.

|slowly+

|melanoma

|can

|spread

|very

~ «Mole» is a synonym of ...

|birthmark.+

|birthday.

|birthplace.

|birthright.

|birthrate.

~Choose an answer to the question.

What may develop into melanomas.

|Some moles present at birth.+

|Melanoma may appear on normal skin.

|A mole has changed in appearance.

|Yes, it may.

|No, it may not.

~Find a mistake.

Risk factors of melanoma include prolonged exposure to strong darkness.

|darkness+

|risk factors

|include

|strong

|of

~The major approach to cancer treatment is …

|chemotherapy.+

|vitamintherapy.

|antibiotics.

|sulfonamides.

|food additives.

~Find a mistake.

Cancer involves the controlled growth of abnormal cells.

|controlled+

|cells

|abnormal

|growth

|involves

~Special question type.

|What do abnormal cells prevent?+

|Do these cells prevent normal function of vital organs?

|Are vital or dead organs exposed by abnormal cells?

|Do you know any causes of this process?

|Abnormal cells prevent normal functions of vital organs, don’t they?

~Complete the special question.

... does cancer develop?- In the lungs, colons, skin and bones.

|Where+

|What

|When

|How much

|How long

~Complete the tag question.

Cancer arises out of normal cells, ...

|doesn’t it?+

|does it?

|isn’t it?

|didn’t they?

|hasn’t it?

~Find a mistake.

Cancers can occur when cells divide too slowly.

|slowly+

|can

|cells

|divide

|when

~Choose an answer to the question.

When can cancers occur.

|When cells “forget” how to die.+

|In the lungs.

|Cancer is a threat to life.

|Yes, they can.

|No, they can’t.

~Choose an answer to the question.

What causes of cancer are there?

|Radiation, sunlight, tobacco, certain viruses.+

|Cancers can involve any organ.

|There are 3 types of cancer.

|Yes, there are.

|No, there aren’t.

~Complete the general question.

...symptoms of cancer depend on the type and location of the tumor.

|Do+

|Are

|Does

|Is

|Has

~Choose an answer to the question.

What are the common symptoms of cancer.

|Fever, night sweats, weight loss, fatigue, malaise.+

|No, they aren’t.

|In the organs.

|After radiotherapy

|Yes, they are.

~Choose an answer to the question.