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17. True or False: Clinically, appendicitis is characterized by generalized abdominal pain that soon becomes localized to the left lower quadrant of the abdomen. 18. Fill in the blank: Extreme emaciation is a life threatening condition, and loss of over may be fatal. % of body weight 19. Fill in the blank: A disturbance in which blood pH is shifted to the acid side of the physiologic range is called 20. Fill in the blank: glands liberate their secretions directly into the bloodstream and exerta regulatory effect on various metabolic functions. 21. Name the two types of paralysis: 2. 22. Fill in the blank: An infection of the brain tissue is called 23. True or False: Multiple sclerosis is a disease of young adults. 24. Fill in the blank: Malignant tumors arising in the breast, colon, lung, or other sites frequently metastasize to the 25. Fill in the blank: The bones of the skeleton are connected 26. True or False: Congenital dislocation of the hip occurs most commonly in males. 27. Fill in the blank: s an infection of bone and adjacent marrow cavity that is usually the result of staphylococci or various gram-negative bacteria. 28. True or False: Skeletal muscles are long, strap-like fibers that measure as much as 45 cm in length. 29. True or False: Hepatitis A has a relatively short incubation period that varies from 2 to 6 weeks.

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17.In appendicitis the pain starts in the abdomen (belly button) then radiating to right lower abdomen (Mcburney's point)

Ans:False

1.Emaciation refers to loss of body weight.It is chronic and progressive and a loss over 20%(more than 20%) is ideally danger and fatal to survive

19.Any status if the pH is below 7 is called as acidosis.

20.Endocrine glands directly enters the secretion directly into bloodstream.(e.g.,pancreas,thyroid gland,adrenal gland)

21.The common types of paralysis are monoplegia,hemiplegia,paraplegia, quadriplegia.

22.The infection of the brain tissues is called meninges (meningitis)

23.The multiple sclerosis is found in young adults from 15 and 50 years.

Ans:True