The ... is next under the epidermis

A) papillary layer;

B) reticular layer;

C) derma;

D) adipose layer.

We can see, think, hear, respond to pain, temperature, touch, etc. thanks to the activities of the body controlled by the ... .

A) respiratory system;

B) nervous system;

C) sensory system;

D) immune system.

... occurs when the protective material, specific for a given infectious agent, is produced in another individual and given thus “ready-made” to the patient.

A) Natural immunity;

B) Acquired immunity;

C) Passive immunity;

D) Active immunity.

Soft growths of abnormal nerve tissue are called … .

A) tumours;

B) neurofibromas;

C) neoplasm;

D) tissues.

The ... is located beneath the posterior part of the cerebrum.

A) cerebellum;

B) thalamus;

C) hypothalamus;

D) pons.

When a person is caused to develop his own antibodies, it is an example of ... .

A) natural immunity;

B) acquired immunity;

C) passive immunity;

D) active immunity.

The most important muscle used for breathing is the ... .

A) lung;

B) pleura;

C) trachea;

D) diaphragm.

The skin is intimately connected with the central ... .

A) digestive system;

B) immune system;

C) nervous system;

D) respiratory system.

On its way to the lungs, air passes from the larynx to the ... .

A) nasal cavity;

B) trachea;

C) alveolus;

D) diaphragm.

Senses are the physiological methods of … .

A) nociception;

B) perception;

C) tactition;

D) gustation.

The ..., the largest unit of the respiratory system, look like large pink sponges that almost fill the chest.

A) heart;

B) lungs;

C) nose;

D) liver.

Dermatitis is also called ... .

A) inborn resistance;

B) epidermis;

C) eczema;

D) stimulus.

A ... is an abnormal mass anywhere in the body.

A) tissue;

B) tumour;

C) cell;

D) nerve.

Almost 90 % of the information is supplied to the brain through ... .

A) eyes;

B) ears;

C) mouth;

D) blood.

The ear comprises three sections: the outer ear, the middle ear and the ....

A) eardrum;

B) inner ear;

C) ear canal;

D) pinna.

… is a ductless gland located in the mediastinum behind the sternum and extends into the neck.

A) Thymus gland;

B) Lacrymal gland;

C) Adrenal glands;

D) Gonads.

The process of filtration and formation of urine takes place within the tiny tubules of the … .

A) liver;

B) heart;

C) kidney;

D) gallbladder.

There may be serious … after the grippe.

A) complications;

B) warts;

C) symptoms;

D) convalescence.

A pregnant woman should refrain from … .

A) taking supplemental vitamins;

B) smoking or consuming alcohol;

C) getting sufficient rest;

D) eating a proper diet.

The papilloma virus that causes … is probably one cause of cervical cancer in women.

A) lung cancer;

B) genital warts;

C) tuberculosis;

D) skin rash.

Signs of autism usually appear before age of … .

A) two months;

B) thirty years;

C) three years;

D) eighteen years.

Depression is a serious … disorder requiring a proper treatment.

A) mental;

B) physical;

C) infectious;

D) inherited.

Some forms of cancer are transmitted from parents to … through defects in DNA of germina cells.

A) grandparents;

B) pupils;

C) neighbours;

D) offsprings.

Acquired partial or complete protection against certain infectious diseases is called ... .

A) natural immunity;

B) acquired immunity;

C) passive immunity;

D) active immunity.

Is an infection by one or two viruses that destroys white blood cells causing diseases that result from the impaired immunity.

A) HIV;

B) AIDS;

C) IgE;

D) ME.

The upper and lower ... protect the outer surface of the eye.

A) jaws;

B) eyelids;

C) limbs;

D) lips.

Respiration is the mechanical process of ... .

A) eating;

B) speaking;

C) breathing;

D) coughing.

The ... system includes: neurons, nerves, brain, and meninges.

A) respiratory;

B) nervous;

C) sensory;

D) immune.

The ... is the primary center for regulating and coordinating of body activities.

A) heart;

B) lungs;

C) brain;

D) neck.

There are 5 main human senses, they are: sight, hearing, smell, taste and ... .

A) perception;

B) touch;

C) breathing;

D) talking.

Derma is located under the ... .

A) epidermis;

B) true skin;

C) subcutaneous adipose layer;

D) epithelial cells.

The smallest of the bronchial branches are called ....

A) alveoli;

B) bronchioles;

C) erythrocytes;

D) capillaries.

Dermatitis is an inflammation of ....

A) lungs;

B) skin;

C) ear;

D) eye.

About 3 per cent of the total population are … .

A) premature;

B) postmature;

C) well-nourished;

D) mentally retarded.

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