Is the polycythemia an excessive increase in red or white blood cells.

|an alternative question+

|a special question

|a general question

|a tag question

|a mixed question

~An excessive increases in white blood cells cause …

|Leukaemia.+

|Polycythemia.

|Thrombophlebitis.

|Cirrhosis.

|Amenia.

~Define the type of the question.

What kind of disease implies a reduction in red blood cells.

|a special question+

|an alternative question

|a general question

|a mixed question

|a tag question

~Define the type of the question.

The symptoms of heart attack and angina are the same, aren’t they.

|a tag question+

|a special question

|an alternative question

|a general question

|a mixed question

~«Blood clot» is a synonym of ...

|thrombus.+

|infarction.

|angina.

|hypertension.

|infection.

~Choose the correct word combination.

|diastolic pressure+

|diastolic fluid

|diastolic voice

|diastolic vessel

|diastolic anemia

~Pulmonary diseases are diseases which affect the …

|lungs.+

|heart.

|larynx.

|trachea.

|pharynx.

~Bacterial and viral disease affecting the lungs is …

|influenza.+

|bronchitis.

|bronchial asthma.

|cystic fibrosis.

|croup.

~Lung problem caused by environmental factors is ...

|emphysema.+

|tuberculosis.

|croup.

|pneumonia.

|cystic fibrosis.

~Pulmonary problem due to allergy or other causes is ...

|bronchial asthma.+

|acute bronchitis.

|altitude sickness.

|legionnaires disease.

|influenza.

~The incubation period of bacteria Corynobacterium diphteriae is...

|2-5 days.+

|3-6 hours.

|4-8 weeks.

|3-9 minutes.

|2-3 years.

~Choose an answer to the question.

What organs do the bacteria of diphtheria infect primarily?

|The nose and throat.+

|Diphtheria usually occurs in children of preschool age.

|These bacteria produce a toxin that causes tissue damage.

|Yes, they do.

|No, they don’t.

~Toxic effects of diphtheria on the nervous system may cause …

|temporary paralysis.+

|erosion.

|allergy.

|itch.

|rash.

~... is acute or chronic inflammation of any part of the bronchi and bronchial tubes.

|Bronchitis+

|Diphtheria

|Pneumonia

|Tuberculosis

|Pleurisy

~Define the type of the question.

May acute bronchitis develop into bronchial or lobular pneumonia.

|an alternative question+

|a special question

|a general question

|a tag question

|a tail question

~Complete the tag question.

Pneumonia has more than 30 different causes, …

|doesn’t it?+

|hasn’t it?

|does it?

|has it?

|don’t they?

~Choose the correct preposition.

Most causes of pneumonia result … infection with microorganisms.

|from+

|on

|of

|to

|for

~The synonym of “enzyme” is ...

|ferment.+

|bacterium.

|infection.

|mineral.

|vitamin.

~The synonym of “heartburn” is ...

|esophagitis.+

|haitus hernia.

|heart attack.

|myocarditis.

|endocarditis.

~Choose an answer to the question.

Why does the physician take a sample of the patient’s sputum.

|Because he needs to determine the cause of pneumonia.+

|A physician taps the chest.

|Usual symptoms of pneumonia are fever, chest pain and cough with sputum.

|Yes, he does.

|No, he doesn’t.

~Choose an answer to the question.

What is pulmonary tuberculosis?

|A contagious bacterial infection.+

|Inflammation of the pleura.

|Symptoms of pulmonary tuberculosis include cough and bleeding from the lungs.

|No, it isn’t.

|Yes, it is.

~Choose the correct word to get a word combination «... difficulty».

|breathing+

|chest

|coughing

|sputum

|sweat

~Complete the tag question.