Question 1

The roof of the mouth is called the:

Accepted Answer

A) pharynx. 
B) dentine. 
C) saliva. 
D) tongue. 
E) palate. 
A) pharynx. 
B) dentine. 
C) saliva. 
D) tongue. 
E) palate.

Question 2

The adjective form of bile is:

Accepted Answer

A) biliary. 
B) bilious. 
C) biliate. 
D) bilbous. 
E) bilient. 
A) biliary. 
B) bilious. 
C) biliate. 
D) bilbous. 
E) bilient.

Question 3

A diagnostic test in which the bile ducts are x-rayed after injection or ingestion of a contrast medium is called a(n)

Accepted Answer

A) panendoscopy. 
B) cholangiography. 
C) barium swallow. 
D) anastomosis. 
E) laparoscopy. 
A) panendoscopy. 
B) cholangiography. 
C) barium swallow. 
D) anastomosis. 
E) laparoscopy.

Question 4

The passage of black tarry stools is called

Accepted Answer

A) hematochezia. 
B) hematemesis. 
C) occult blood. 
D) hemofeccal. 
E) melena. 
A) hematochezia. 
B) hematemesis. 
C) occult blood. 
D) hemofeccal. 
E) melena.

Question 5

Which of the following terms has an element meaning flow?

Accepted Answer

A) Peristalsis 
B) Postprandial 
C) Pyorrhea 
D) Endoscopic 
E) Extracorporeal 
A) Peristalsis 
B) Postprandial 
C) Pyorrhea 
D) Endoscopic 
E) Extracorporeal

Question 6

The word with a prefix meaning underneath is:

Accepted Answer

A) triglyceride. 
B) sublingual. 
C) monosaccharide. 
D) periodontal. 
E) bilirubin. 
A) triglyceride. 
B) sublingual. 
C) monosaccharide. 
D) periodontal. 
E) bilirubin.

Question 7

What do the tongue papillae contain?

Accepted Answer

A) Taste buds 
B) Dentin 
C) Enamel 
D) Pulp 
E) Pus 
A) Taste buds 
B) Dentin 
C) Enamel 
D) Pulp 
E) Pus

The roof of the mouth is called the:

The adjective form of bile is:

A diagnostic test in which the bile ducts are x-rayed after injection or ingestion of a contrast medium is called a(n)

The passage of black tarry stools is called

Which of the following terms has an element meaning flow?

The word with a prefix meaning underneath is:

What do the tongue papillae contain?

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The roof of the mouth is called the:

The adjective form of bile is:

A diagnostic test in which the bile ducts are x-rayed after injection or ingestion of a contrast medium is called a(n)

The passage of black tarry stools is called

Which of the following terms has an element meaning flow?

The word with a prefix meaning underneath is:

What do the tongue papillae contain?

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