An Introduction to Human Disease, Seventh Edition

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Please read each question and select your answer from the choices provided. You must complete all of the questions in order to view your results. At the end of each exam, you have the option to e-mail your results to your instructor.

1: The left side of the heart circulates blood to the lungs.
	A: TRUE
	B: FALSE

2: During systole, approximately what percentage of the blood in the ventricles is ejected?
	A: 60
	B: 70
	C: 80
	D: 90
	E: 100

3: The systolic pressure reflects:
	A: ejection fraction
	B: ventricular contraction
	C: peripheral resistance
	D: All of the above

4: Congenital heart disease can be caused by an intrauterine injury such as those caused by a German Measles infection.
	A: TRUE
	B: FALSE

5: Rheumatic fever damages the heart through:
	A: thrombosis
	B: infection
	C: hypersensitivity
	D: tumors

6: A mitral valve prolapse is commonly asymptomatic.
	A: TRUE
	B: FALSE

7: Fenfluramine and phentermine damage heart valves in a similar manner as high levels of:
	A: adrenaline
	B: ephedrine
	C: seratonin
	D: testosterone

8: A group at elevated risk of infective endocarditis is:
	A: intravenous drug users
	B: elderly
	C: children
	D: homosexual men

9: Risk factors for coronary heart disease is:
	A: High blood lipids
	B: High blood pressure
	C: Cigarette smoking
	D: Diabetes
	E: All of the Above

10: Myocardial infarction almost always occurs in the:
	A: left ventricle
	B: right ventricle
	C: left atrium
	D: right atrium
	E: All of the Above

11: After coronary heart disease has developed, reducing risk factors will not affect the progression of the disease.
	A: TRUE
	B: FALSE

12: _______ is a protein produced in response to inflammation or infection that signifies a risk of developing coronary artery disease.
	A: triglyceride
	B: CRP
	C: homocysteine
	D: folic acid
	E: chlamydia pneumoniae

13: A major cause of death secondary to hypertension is:
	A: Myocartial infarction
	B: Pneumatic infarction
	C: Necrosis
	D: Cereberal hemorrhage

14: Methods of treatment for heart failure include:
	A: diuretics
	B: digitalis
	C: ACE inhibitors
	D: natriuretic peptide
	E: All of the Above

15: Aneurysms of the aorta can be remedied surgically.
	A: TRUE
	B: FALSE

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