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CYCLE VI. DISEASES

Unit 3. DISEASES OF THE ALIMENTARY TRACT.

Choose the right answer:

1. 
   Prominent scientists proved the … of an association between a lesion of the central and peripheral nervous systems and the development of ulcer.
   

a) existence b) exercise c) exertion d) excision

2. 
   The neurogenous theory of the pathogenesis of ulcer was … into the corticovisceral theory.
   

a) deformed b) developed c) decomposed d) dedicated

3. 
   The brain cortex under the influence of external and internal stimuli send … to the stomach and the duodenum, which cause a spastic contraction of vessels.
   

a) letters b) money c) presents d) impulses

4. 
   In the majority of … ulcer is observed to develop in particularly nervous persons.
   

a) cases b) causes c) courses d) cages

5. 
   An irregular diet in combination with an emotional overstrain is often … to contribute to the onset of ulcer development.
   

a) organized b) produced c) performed d) observed

6. 
   At the … of the disease, pain is usually dull in character.
   

a) onset b) feeling c) pain d) health

7. 
   In gastric ulcers pain is found to grow … after meals.
   

a) words b) wards c) worse d) worst

8. 
   … appendicitis is known to occur in all age groups.
   

a) Absent b) Abuse c) Advanced d) Acute

9. 
   … of appendicitis have been noted to occur even in infants and in very old age.
   

a) Causes b) Courses c) Codes d) Cases

10. 
    The pain becomes worse on … breathing in and coughing.
    

a) deep b) dull c) disturbed d) duty

11. 
    The pulse is quick but it is found to be not more than 90-100 … per minute.
    

a) beats b) tons c) litres d) volumes

12. The … is coated and dry.

a) tongue b) student c) table d) health

13. The attack of acute appendicitis is known to last for 3-4 … .

a) hours b) days c) weeks d) months

6. 
   Acute appendicitis is … surgically.
   

a) to treat b) treat c) treated d) treats

6. 
   The appendix is removed immediately to prevent its …, which may result in peritonitis.
   

a) picture b) rupture c) nature d) future

6. 
   The gastric … is known to contain much mucus, leucocytes and tumour cells.
   

a) water b) blood c) urine d) juice

6. 
   Gastric carcinoma is known to have a more malignant … in young persons than in old age.
   

a) course b) case c) cause d) code

18. According to certain data the use of too hot or too cold food, smoking and alcohol are considered to be responsible for the … of stomach carcinoma.

a) development b) punishment c) establishment d) attachment

13. 
    The most … symptoms of chronic gastritis are loss of appetite, slight pain and general epigastric discomfort after meals.
    

a) different b) scientific c) frequent d) quick

20. The … of the disease is chronic and the symptoms are continuous.

a) course b) case c) cause d) code