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Etymology Quiz 15
By PETER A VISHNESKI
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root words 141-150 from science etymology word list
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Question 1
1.
stratum basale, stratum granulosum, stratum spinosum, and stratum corneum are all...
classifications of bacteria
sections of the eye
layers of skin
types of brain tissue
Question 2
2.
Why is a triglyceride given its name?
it is a disinfectant made from 3 glycerols
It contains 3 fatty acid chains and 1 glycerol
it is formed from high pressure and heat
It is the highest density lipoprotein (aka HDL)
Question 3
3.
Miss Vanjie wasn't getting enough oxygen and started taking in
quick, shallow breaths
. What is this response called?
Thromboventilation
Hyperstenosis
Tachypnea
Hypertonicity
Question 4
4.
One of your rotator cuff muscles is called the
supra
spinatus because it is...
The largest spine stabilizer
located atop your shoulderblade
The primary "spinner" of your shoulder during rotation
capable of more strength than the other rotator cuff muscles
Question 5
5.
A
zygo
morphic flower is one where...
its petals bloom only once per season
its two halves share a unity; they are symmetrical
its petals are shaped very narrowly
it has a constantly changing shape
Question 6
6.
Diathermy
is a medical technique used to increase blood circulation, relieve pain, and destroy unhealthy tissue using...
electrical currents which generate heat
narrow pins which target specific nerve points
wet compresses for pressure
careful hand placement and finger strength
Question 7
7.
People who spend a lot of their life sitting are at high risk of Deep Vein
Thrombosis
. Why?
Lack of activity increases fat mass
A hardening of the veins can occur without regular stretching
Less exercise means poor air circulation, narrowing your pulmonary veins
Blood can clot in your legs from reduced flow
Question 8
8.
Your brother is taking Glutaphos while recovering in the hospital. You notice it's a
neurotonic
. Why might he be prescribed this?
To reduce nerve pain by blocking nociceptor signals
To clear toxins from cerebrospinal fluid
To improve his awareness by strengthening his nervous function
To dull his response time so he's more cooperative
Question 9
9.
Koalas' diets are restricted to a narrowly specialized feeding due to their need for eucalyptus leaves. What is this phenomenon called?
Stenophagy
Tachytropia
Zygodipsia
Superglossus
Question 10
10.
What are some symptoms of
hypo
tension
?
lightheadedness, trouble concentrating, feeling cold
paranoia, hearing voices, panic episodes
muscle cramps, fever, trouble falling asleep
cough, runny nose, sore throat
Question 11
11.
Extra credit: What does it mean for a person to be a thermophile?