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1. chart B. Anesthetist C. Cardiologist D. Parmacist

2. A. Midwife B. Hospital C. Centrifuge D. Pharmacist
3. A. Wheel B. Deliver C. Machine D. Treat
4. A. Microscope B. Speccialize C. Syringe D. Exercise
5. A. Disorder B. Perform C. Support D. Obstetrics

1. A. Disorder B. Support C. Cotton D. Machine

2. A. Midwife B. Exercise C. Specialize D. Anesthetist
3. A. Perform B. Physiotherapist C. Prepare D. Deliver
4. A. Radiologist B. Cardiologist C. Anesthetist D. Dermatology
5. A. Pathology B. Thermometer C. Microcope D. Examine
1. A. organ B. circulatory C. system D. vagina
2. A. substance B. secrete C. digestive D. umbilicus
3. A. lubricate B. substance C. forehead D. epidermis
4. A. underneath B. epidermis C. abdomen D. physiology
5. Contain B. digestive C. organ D. particular

1. A. organ B. anatomy C. gland D. bacteria

2. A. limb B. epidermis C. environment D. system
3. A. Tissues B. system C. skin D. circulatory
4. A. injury B. secrete C. anatomy D. system
5. A. limb B. secrete C. climb D. skin
6. A. example B. bad C. medication D. alcohol
7. A. patient B. relative C. date D. registration
8. A. treatment B. eat C. threatening D. each
9. A. cubicle B. initial C. triage D. life
10.A. decide B. record C. applicable D. occupation
11.A. registration B. assessment C. priority D. initial
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12.A. cubicle B. threaten C. illness D. amount
13.A. married B. divorced C. single D. widowed
14.A. registration B. occupation C. applicable D. medication
15.A. admit B. amount C. examine D. recommend

1. A. skull B. mus C. subject D. cushion

2. A. skeletal B. vessel C. vertebral D. mend
3. A. cartilage B. capsule C. pad D. gradual
4. A. deposit B. enclosed C. environmental D. infection
5 A. biceps B. rid C. lined D. spinal
1. A. atrophy B. cushion C. ligament D. abduction
2. A. infection B. biceps C. triceps D. tendon
3. A. voluntary B. involuntary C. activity D infection
4. A. contract B. muscle C. spinal D. enclosed
5. A. constant B. gradual C. deposit D. fibrous
1. A. saliva B. diaphragm C. vomit D. bile
2. A. saliva B. vomit C. intestine D. villi
3. A. feces B. pancreas C. excrete D. intestine
4. A. peristalsis B. pancreas C. delicate D. rectum
5. A. peristalsis B. Appendix C. head D. feces
1. A. pancreas B. villus C. capable D. excrete
2. A. rectum B. anus C. colon D. compose
3. A. projection B. hemorrhoids C. appendix D. compose
4. A. sphincter B. fecal C. intestine D. moisten
5. A. pancreas B. absorption C. esophagus D. appendix
6.A. pharynx B. laryn C. sac D. alert
7. A. diaphragm B. vibrate C. windpipe D. tiny
8. A. abdominal B. vocal C. vomit D. bronchi
9. A. voluntary B. lungs C. dust D. struchture
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10.A. larynx B. sac C. alveoli D. alert
11.A. pathway B. pharynx C. larynx D. trachea
12.A. alveoli B. bronchi C. diaphragm D. vomit
13.A. distress B. alert C. vocal D. alveoli
14.A. abdominal B. trouble C. disease D. alert
15.A. vomit B. exchange C. larynx D. pharynx
16.. A. diaphragm B. kidney C. toxin D. urinary
17.. A. sex B. renal C. message D. vessel
18.. A. urethra B. urinary C. ureter D. drug
19. A. drip B. peristaltic C. capillary D. tiny
20. A. amount B. material C. catheter D. ureth ra
21. A. tubule B. urinary C. urine D. dispose
22. A. capillary B. catheter C. cystitis D. urethra
23. A. cystitis B. urine C. urinary D. damage
24. A. odor B. dispose C.motion D.organ
25.A. tubule B. catheter C. hamper D. detect
26.A. Ovary B. Fallopian C. Hormone D.Womb
27.A. Pregnant B. Meatus C. Vagina D.Vacation
28.A. Endometrium B. Medium C. Pregnant D. Meatus
29.A. Testes B. Penis C. Seminal D. Vesicle
30.A. Prostate B. Meatus C. Catheter D. Patient
31.A. Ovum B. Ovary C. Ovulation D. Ova
32.A. Fallopian B. Pregnant C. Vagina D. Meatus
33.A. Nourish B. Pregnant C. Menopause D. Endometrium
34.A. Pituitary B. Seminal C. Testicle D. Orgasm
35.A. Testes B. Erect C. Hamper D. Semen
36.A. chronic B. stomach C. acceptable D. contribute
37.A. stroke B. diagnose C. vote D. chronic
38.A. treatment B. heavy C. head D. ready
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39.A. compliance B. combine C. diagnose D. deviation
40.A. mean B. weakness C. disease D. seat
41. A. observant B. deviation C. medication D. inflammation
42.A. compliance B. heredity C. saturate D. observant
43.A. chronic B. heredity C. stuffy D. diagnose
44.A. impotence B. diagnose C. permanent D. compliance
45. A. physician B. observant C. consult D. hypertension

Unit 1:
Anesthetis: BS gây mê Pathology K Bệnh học
Cardiologist: BS tim mạch Cardiology K Tim mạch
Midwife: Nữ hộ sinh Physiotherapy K PHCN
Pediatriccian: Renal Unit K Tiết niệu
Pharmacist: Dược sĩ Pharmacy K Dược
Physiotherapist: Vật lý trị liệu Orthopaedics K CTC hình
Radiologist: Bs XQuang Neurology K Thần kinh
Scrub nurse: Peadiatrics K NHI
BS Mắt
Ophthalmologist: Dermatology K Da Liễu
BS phẫu thuật
Surgeon: Heamatology K Huyết học
Surgery Obstetrics K sản
Surgery K Ngoại
Eye chart Bảng đo thị lực Exercise machine Máy chạy bộ
X-ray machine Máy Xquang Blood pressure gauge Máy đo HA
Stethoscope ống nghe Scalpel Dao mổ
Needle syringe Bơm tiêm Cotton balls Gòn
Thermometer Nhiệt kế Microcope Kính hiển vi
Wheel chair Xe lăn Centrifuge Máy ly tâm

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 Anesthetic dermabrader Máy soi da

1. A pediatrician treats children.

2. A midwife attends births and delivers babies.
3. A cardiologist specializes of the heart and blood vessels.
4. A radiologist takes x-ray and orther images.
5. A scrub nurse supports surgoens in the operating theatre.
6. A pharmacist prepares medicines to give to medical staff or patiens.
7. A surgoen performs operations.
8. A lab technician examines samples and tissues under a microscope.
9. Dispenses medicines? Pharmacy
10.Treats kidney diseases? Renal Unit
11. Specializes in pregnancy and birth? Obstetrics
12. Studies illnesses and analyses samples? Pathology
13. Treats diseases of the skin? Dermatology
14. Performs operations on patients? Surgery
15. Designs special exercises for patients? Physiotherapy
16. Studies blood disorders? Haematology
17. Treats bones? Orthopaedics
18. Specializes in the heart? Cardiology
19.Deals with sick children? Peadiatrics
20.Treats disorders of the nervous system? Neurology
1. After putting a patient to sleep, the …will make sure that the patient is in the correct position
for the operation.
A.Anesthertist B. Pharmacist C. Physiotherapist D. Radiologist
2. The … attends births and delivers babies.
A. Pharmacist B. Radiologist C. Midwife D. Thermometer
3. A laboratory technician … samples and tissues under a microscope.
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 A.Examines B. Delivers C. Support D. Treats
4. My eyes hurt. I need to see the …
A. Pediatrician B. Ophthalmologist C. Cardiologist D. Physiotherapist
5. A pharmacist is a person who … medicines to give to medical staff or patients.
A. Moves B. Prepares C. Performs D. Examines
6. I need to treat diseases of the skin. You should go to the …
A. Neurology B. Cardiology C. Obstetrics D. Dermatology
7. My son is sick, so he and my wife are at the …
A. Orthopaedics B. Pediatrics C. Haematology D. Neurology
8. The baby has a fever. A nurse is using a … to take kis temperature.
A. Wheel chair B. Scalpel C. Thermometer D. Microscope
9. He is not strong enough to walk but he can ride a …
A. Stethoscope B. Wheel chair C. Anesthetic D. Syringe
10.The doctor asked me to read the … when he examined my eyes.
A. Scalpel B. Centrifure C.Stethoscope D. Eye chart

Unit 2:
1. A nurse … to her pateints.
A. Gives care B. takes care C. looks after D. cares
2. Most crashes result in serious … and death
A. Party B. date C. injury D. quarrel
3. He has no fever, his … is only 37.
A. Whether B. illness C. feeling D. temperature
4. She had a serious … on her leg where she’d banged it against the table.
A. Bruise B. finger C. mole D. tattoo
5. She got out her nail scissors and began trimming her … .
A. Organs B. hair C. fingernails D. fingers
6. Physiology is the study of how … functions.
A. Organ B. the body C. system D. cell
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7. It is very difficult to discuss physiology without … .
A. Anatomy B. pedagogy C. psychology D. philosophy
8. The cell is the fundamental building block of all … matter.
A. Life B. lived C. live D. living
9. The human body is made … millions of cells.
A. Of B. up C. from D. up of
10. … make up systems.
A. Organs B. tissues C. cells D. skin
11. A system cannot work … .
A. Itself B. in itself C. with itself D. by itself
12. If the … is destroyrd, the nail stops growing.
A. Nail bed B. bed nail C. finger D. finger nail
13. Groups of cells of the same type that do a particular kind of work make up … .
A. Organs B. systems C. skin D. tissues
14. Fundamental
A. Basic B. deep C. very small D. part of
15.Microscopic
A. Easily seen B. very small C. that can be seen D. one millionth
16. Carried out
A. taken to another place B. made better C. taken along D. performed
17. Respiratory
A. Of the heart B. of eating and drinking C. breathing D. of the brain
18. The hard coverings on the upper side of the ends of your fingers and toes – nails
19. Fibers that carry messages about feelings and sensations between your brain and other parts of
your body – nerves
20. The front part of your head – face
21. The tissue forming the outer covering on your body – skin
22. The outer layer of your skin – epidermis
23. One of the long fine things like thread that grows on your body – hair
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24. The part pf your body between your head and your shoulders – neck
25. The hollow muscular organ inside your chest that pumps blood around your body – heart.
Unit 3:
1. Take a seat in the waiting room.
2. The first nurse you meet will be a special called a triage nurse
3. This nurse will make an initial assessment of your problem
4. This helps decide who is a priority
5. A patient with a life threatening condition will see a doctor immediarely
6. A nurse will get personal details from you and fill in a hospital registration form
7. When there is a free cubicle doctor will see you
8. The doctor will decide on the treatment.
1. The … has had an arranged admission before the patient attended.
A. Out patient clinic B. emergency admission C. casualty department D. friend or
relative
2. The leaflet sent by … outlines the general ward routine and gives details of visiting hours
A. Hospital B. relatives C. patients D. family doctors
3. A patient is … as emergencies when he has serious accidents
A. Called B. made C. accompanied D. admitted
4. Patients are usually taken to the casualty department by … when the patients have an accident
or sudden illnesses
A. A letter B. a waiting list C. an ambulance D. a leaflet
1. Someone who comes to hospital as a result of sudden illness or accident emergency admission
2. To tell someone you have arrived to report to someone.
3. Facts about a person’s health in the past Medical history.
4. Facsts about a person’s age, sex, height, weight, married –or single, etc. Personal particulars
5. Following or because of as a result of.
6. Not knowing – feeling- seeing, etc … anything at all. Unconscious
7. Ella parker. What is your surname ?
A. Ella parker B. ella C. parker D. I’m ella
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8. What is your date of birth? – September 15th, 1970
9. She was treated at home by her …
A. Patient B. admission C. family doctor D. treatment
10. The first … of doctor is to save patient’s lives.
A. Occupation B. priority C. treament D. registration
11. He has acute appendicitis. He needs to be … right now.
A. Discharged B. arranged C. vacant D. admitted
12. There is no vacant room now, so you have to put your name on a …
A. Waiting room B. cubicle C. waiting list D. ptiority
13. During the … , many hospital staff volunteered to work through the weekend.
A. Emergency B. Admission C. leaflet D. Gender
14. The patient was unconscious. He was moved tho the hospital by …
A. Emergency B. Ambulance C. Initial assessment D. leaflet
15. Cancer is one of … diseases.
A. Initial B. Previous C. Appropriate D. Life-threatening
16. She is … because her husband died.
A.Married B. Singgle C. Divorced D. Widowed
Unit 4:
II. COMPLETION THE SENTENCES WITH THE WORDS GIVEN

1. Tendons connect to
A. Bones/muscles B. Spinal cord/ muscles C. Bones/ lungs D. Spinal cord/lungs
2. Bones act as a for the body
A. Cave B. Forearm C. Framework D. Ligament
3. Joints are constructed so that two ends of the bones do not rub against each other.
A. Movable B. Intensive C. Eatable D. Sociable
4. Injury to joints may cause a…………
A. Infection B. Sneezing C. Sprain D. Flu
5. Broken or……... bones usually can mend solidly
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 A. Formal B. Functional C. Forbidden D. Fractured
6. An elderly person who breaks a bone will require a longer time to heal than a/an
………..person.
A. Older B. More mature C. Younger D. Prettier
7. Muscles can also be classified as voluntary or……….
A. Consciously B. Volunteer C. Knowm D. Involuntary
8. A patient who cannot move his legs can move by means of a …………
A. Needle B. Splint C. Scalpel D. Wheelchair
9. It is very difficult for him to walk because his …… is sore
A. Nose B. Throat C. Teeth D. Heel
10. When a muscle contracts, it becomes…………
A. Shorter B. Heavier C. longer D. higher
11. The contraction of muscles …………..every voluntary movement.
A. Moves B. contracts C. shortens D. brings about
12. The hardening of the new bone is a gradual process of depositing…………
A. calcium B. nutrition C. potassium D. iron
III. MATCHING

A B

1.Brain D.The organ inside your head that controls how you think feel, an movve

2.Infection J. A disease caused by bacteria or a virus that affects a particular part of

your body
3.Joint H.A part of your body where two bones meet

4. Mineral F. something like calcium or iron that is present in some foods and that is
important for good heath
5.Resistance G. The natural ability of an animal to stop diseases from harming it
6.Ribs E.The 12 pairs of curved bones that surround your chest
7.Skull C. The bony framework of the head
8.Spinal cord B. that part of the central nervous system lodged in the vertebral canal

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 9.Sprain I. Damage to a joint in your body by suddenly twisting it
10. Vertebral A. The structure in the midline of the back
column
IV: Choose the word or phrase that has the same meaning as the underlined word or
pharase
1.As we age, our bones become more brittle
A. equally B.When
2. the process of mending fractured bones is gradual.
A. happening slowly B. certain
3. An elderly person is more subject to fractures than a younger person.
C. likely to rocover D. likely to be affected
4. The joints are enclosed in a strong capsule lined by a membrane that secretes a lubricating
fluid.
C. making something move more smoothly D. making something cleaner

5. Cartilage cushions the bone ends.

A. protects from shock B. makes stronger

I. COMPLETE THE SENTENCES WITH THE WORDS OR PHRASES GIVEN

1. The part of the digestive tract below the diaphragm is caled the gastrointestinal tract.

2. The portion of the digestive system that serves as both an air passage and a food passage is
the (E). pharynx

3. The absorptive surface area of the muscle walls is increased by millions of fingerlike
projections called (I). villi

4. The (A), the appendix becomes inflamed and infected. appendicitis

5. The (G) receives food, mixes it, carries on some absorption, and moves food into the small
intestine. stomach

6. The (B) stores bile from the liver and releases it when needed. gallbladder

7. (D) largely consist of water, undigested material,mucus, and bacteria. feces

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 8. After food in the mouth is chewed. Moistened, and softened by saliva, it is ready to be (H).
swallowed

9. Despite its name, the (F) is not straight. rectum

10. The (C) propels food from the pharynx into the stomach. esophagus

II. MATCHING

1. Stores bile between meals D. Gallbladder

2.Secretes bile and stores glucose E. Liver
3. Stores, mixes, and digests food J. Stomach
4. Leads from the mouth to the esophagus G. Pharynx
5. Part of the small intestine B. Duodenum
6. Part of the large intestine H. Rectum
7. Becomes less efficient with age A. Digestion
8. Moisten food so that it can be swallowed I. Saliva
9. Carries food from the pharynx C. Esophagus
10.Pushes food along the esophagus into the
stomach F. Peristalsis
III. MULTIPLE CHOICES
A. Choose the word or phrase that best completes each sentence
1. The terminal point of the digestive tract is the …
A. Lips B. stomach C. mouth D. anus
2. … is the factory for antibodies and bile.
A. Pancreas B.liver C. small intestine D. rectum
3. The patient should … any food for several hours before the operation.
A.not give B.give C.not be given D.be given
4. A layer of mucus protects the stomach … digestive action.
A.to B.in C.against D.towards
5. Be sure he's NPO (nil per os). You must not give him anything …
A.be injection B.by mouth C. into his muscles D. into his veins
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6. Stomatology is the branch of medicine that treats the diseases of the …
A.stomach B.face C.digestive tract D. mouth
7. We have a trap door called the … to cover your windpine when you swallow.
A.gallbladder B.esophagus C.skin D.epiglottis
8. Tummy is another word for …
A.hip B. stomach C. chest D.abdominal
9. … is a stretchy bag that holds your food after you eat.
A.anus B. small intestine C. stomach D. rectum
10. You should … your food completely before swallowing.
A. chew B. drink C. mix D. mash
Choose the word or phrase that means the same as the underlined word or phrase.
1. In certain types of poisoning, immediately give large quantities of soapy or salty water in order
to induce vomiting.
A. control B. clean C. cause D.stop
2. The digestive system breaks down into a form that can be used by the body cells.
A. moistens B. stores C. pushes D. separates into small parts
3. Saliva moistens food so that in can be swallowed.
A. makes wet B. moves C. brings down D. makes smaller
Unit 6:

Pathway = throat Abdominal

Pharynx Distress
Trachea = windpipe Alert
Larynx = voice Aspiration
Diaphragm Lung
Bronchi Tiny hairs
Vocal exhale
Vocal cord
Epiglottis

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 Vomit
Sac
Alveoli = gas
exchange

1._The …… is popurlary known as the throat

A. Symptom B. epiglottis C. larrynx D. pharynx
2._The pharynx leads totwo passages: one is for food; and the other, the ……, is for air.
A.Trachea B. larynx C. alveoli D. bronchi
3._The voice is generrally affectted in abnormal conditions of the …….
A. Nervous B. larynx C. talking D. shouting
4._The ……. of the lungs are lined witn very thin membranes through which exchange of gases
take place.
A. Epiglottis B. muscle C. cliff D. elveoli
5._ The ……. is a flap of the cartilage that fold down over the opening into the larynx during
swallowing.
A.Epiglottis B. eyes C. voice D. lung
6._The anatomical term for the windpipe is the ……
A. Word B. vomit C. trachea D. larynx
7._In the lungs, gas exchange occurs within the ……
A. Membranes B. alveoli C. muscular D. brain
8._The common term for respiration is …….
A._Speaking B. eating C. eating food D. breathing
9._Breathing is regulated in part of our brain. It is a/an ……. act.
A.Involuntary B. abnormal C. unacceptable D. voluntary
10.……. blood returns to theheart to be sent around the body.
A. Term B. cavity C. oxygen – rich D. flap
11. Gas exchange happens in …….
A. Larynx B. alveoli C. pharynx D. bronchus

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12. The epiglottis prevents the food ……. into the lungs
A. Going B. against going C. from going D. not going
13. A patient having trouble ……. must be watches carefully.
A. Breathe B. to breathe C. brrathed D. breathing
14. The tiny hairsin the nose trap dust ……. it does not reach the lungs.
A.So B. because C. when D. which
15. The larynx is also called the …….
A. Windpipe B. voice box C. air passage D. food carrier
16. One of the two larger air passages origination from the trachea is caled the …….
A. Larynx B. pharynx C. bronchus D. alveoli
17. The trachea is also called the …….
18.Voice box B. food carrier C. bony box D. windpipe
19. The boxlike space at the top of the windpipe, containing the vocal cords which produce voice,
is called the …….
A. Throat B. larynx C. ligament D. pharynx
20. The exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide ……. in the small air sacs.
A. Occur B. begin C. occurs D. finish
21. ……. can cause disease such as tuberculosis by entering openings in the body.
A. Bacteria are harmful when C. harmfull bacteria
B. Where harmfull bacteria D. if bacteria are harmfull
22. Have you ever snored in you sleep?

A.Breathed noisily B. talked C. walked D. moved around

23. The lungs are the chief organs of respiration in human beings and other animals
A. Oxygen B. breathing C. talking D. activity
24. Since research studies have shown a relationship between cancer and cigarettes smoking, many
people have cut down.
A .Stopped smokingC. become frightened
B.Gotten sick D. decreased the number of cigarettes
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Từ đồng nghĩa:

1. Located in the throa area and comonly called the windpipe Trachea
2. One of the branches of the trachea Bronchus
3. The organ of voice Larynx
4. Cavity at the back of the mouth, where the passages to the
Pharynx
nose, mouth, and larynx begin
5. Muscular partition between the chest cavity and the
Diaphragm
abdominal cavity
6. A thin piece of cartilage at the back of your throat Epiglottis
7. To bring food or drink up from your stomach out through
Vomit
your mouth
8. To breathe out air in respiration Exhale

9. Not responding to sensory stimulus Uncoinsious

10. Thin pieces of muscle in your throat that produce sounds
Vocal cords
when you are speaking
UNIT 7:

III. Complete the sentences with the words or phrases given

1. The wastes of the kidneys are stored until eliminated in the urinary bladder
2. The ureter connect the kidneys to the storage reservoir.
3. The urethra leads urine out of the body.
4. The urinary system determines the water content of the blood
5. The urinary system filters out waste products and toxin from the blood.
6. Peristaltic waves in the ureter force urine to the bladder.
7.The urinary bladder stores about 500cc of urin
8.Urinary tract muscles relase urine from the bladeder.
9. Salt and potassium are two nutrients in the blood .
10. You should note the color, odor, and amount of urine your partient voids as you care for
him.
IV. Matching the words or phrases with their equivalents, definition, or functions.
1. The bladder vesica urinaria

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 2. Muscular tube carrying urine from a kidney to the bladder ureter
3. One of a pair of organs in the abdomen that separates waste liquid from the blood kidney
4. Waste liquid that collects in the bladder and is discharged from the body urine
5. Infetion of the urinary bladder cystitis
6. A tube from the bladder to a bag that collects urine urinary catheter
7. A tube through which urine is discharged from the bladder to the exterior of the body
urethra
8. Fall in very small drops drip
9. Make urine flow out of your body urinate
10. Restrict someone’s activities hamper
V. Multiple choices
Choose the word or phrase that best completes each sentence
1. The abbreviation of WBC is:
A. White blood cell B. Red blood cell C. Hemoglobin D. lymphocyte
2. The abbreviation of PLT is:
A. Monocyte B. platelet C. basophil D. neutrophil
3. The urethra is a tube………by mucous membrane
A. Line B. lining C. lined D. is lined
4. The……… urethra is common to both the urinary system and the reproductive system.
A. female B. male C. male and female D.-------
5. A kidney stone is a …………..condition
A. circulatory B. urinary C. respiratory D. digestive
6. The ……….is the place where urine accumulates, waiting for urination.
A. kidney B. ureter C. bladder D. urethra
7. Urine is carried from the kidneys to the bladder by two thin tubes called………..
A. ureters B. tubular C. capillaries D. urinary tracts
8. Urine exits from the bladder and body through a tube called the …………..
A. ureter B.urinary tract C. urethra D. bladder
9. The peristaltic motion of the urinary tract is similar to that of the………….tract.
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 A. nervous B. respiratory C. digestive D. muscular
10. Messages from the brain cause urinary tract muscles to release urine from the ……….
A. bladder B. gallbladder C. ureter D. cathete
UNIT 8:

1. Ovary 10. Testes

2. Fallopian 11. Epididymis
3. Womb 12. Semen
4. Sperm 13. Ejaculatory
5. Ovulation 14. Prostate
6. Ovum 15. Cervix
7. Menstrual 16. Vasdeferens
8. Endometrium 17. Seminal vescicles
9. Embryo

COMPLETE THE SENTENCES WITH THE WORDS OR PHRASES GIVEN

Compl te the sentences with the words or phrases given.
1. In the duct of the testis that transports the sperm from the epididymis to the penis is
called the I. vas deferens
2. In the…D…..reservoir, there is a sticky white fluid produced by the prostate.gland.
semen
3. A/an……J……is a mature male sex cell formed within the tubules of the testis.
Sperm
4. The uterine tube is also called the…C… Fallopian tube
5. As a rule, a fertilized ovum is found embedded in the wall of the --E- uterus
6. The…H. penis is an external reproductive organ.
7. In humans, the period of the…B….occurs between the second and the eighth week.
Embryo
8. Urine is conveyed from the bladder to the outside through the… urethra
9. The…G… is a sac of skin that encloses the testes. Scrotum
10. The urethra is a tube through the penis. It transports sperms out of the body During--
A---. Ejaculation

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 III. MULTIPLE CHOICES
Choose the word or phrase that best completes each sentence.
1. Fertilization begins in the…………. · ·
A. ovary C. Fallopian tube
2. The onset of menses is termed
A menarche C. menopause
3. This action allows the sperm the ovum.
A. Attacked D. to attack
4. ……………and menstruation usually begin between the ages of 10 and 13.
A. Ovum C. Ovulation
5. Before you discharge, I will give you some……………..
A. Pressure C. Instrusctions
6. Ovum moves through to the uterus
B. Fallopian D. ovum tube
7. The female reproductive organs involve two ovaries,
two…………tubes, the uterus, and the vagina.
A. Fallopian C. Anus
8. Process of ovulation is controlled by hormones from…………… ovanes.
A. Salivary D. Pituitary
9. Themain task of the ovary is the production of eggs and………….
A. Ove D. Blood
10. The primary male sex hormone is………….
A. Testes. D. testosterone
1. The male urethra serves not only for voiding the urine from the bladder
C. But also for ejaculating the seminal fluid
2. The scroutum is a
3. G. Sac of skin holding the testes and their epididymis
4. In advanced life the prostate sometimes becomes enlarged because
E. Of an increase in its connective

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5. An ovary is a sexual gland in which
B. Ova are produced
6. The position, size, and structure of the uterus
H. Change during pregnancy
7. The lining of the uterus
J. Is called the endometrium
8. Ovulation is closely connected
I. With menstration
9. Doctors examine the uterus manually
D. And the neck of the uterus visually
10. The union of an ovum and a sperm
A. Results in fertilization
11. In the female reproduction, there are
F. Two ovaries

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