Clinical Science Practice Test 5

1. If the palm is facing downwards, then the movement that a person must do to make the palm face upwards is called as _________

pronation

abduction

adduction

supination

2. The following is the diagrammatic representation of _______ montage.

40 - 60 %

60 - 80 %

10 - 20 %

20 - 40 %

3. In the below diagram, the red line cuts the body in which section?

Para Sagittal

Sagittal

Horizontal

Coronal

4. Which wave can help point out the place of a brain tumor?

Beta waves

Delta waves

Gamma waves

Alpha waves

5. Bradycardia ECG will show what kind of wave?

Pronounced P waves

The impulses have decreased

Pronounced T waves

The impulses have increased

6. Narcolepsy is a condition in which a person has excessive sleepiness during daytime as they are unable to regulate their sleep cycle. It's a neurological disorder and can be traced with the help of an EEG. What kind of EEG can be expected in this kind of disorder?

Alpha waves with short bursts of Beta waves

Alpha Waves with short burst of Gamma waves

Continuous alpha waves

Alpha Waves with short bursts of sleep spindles

7. The number of leads necessary for an ECG is _________

8. The following is an image of an adhesive surface electrode. What are its possible advantages?

i) reusable
ii) do not need electrode gel
iii) cover a larger surface area
iv) no pain while usage
v) risk of infection
vi) costly

ii, iii, iv

i, ii, iii, iv, v, vi

i, ii, iii, iv, v

i, ii, iv, vi

9. A typical ECG wave is _______

A-periodic

Quasi - Periodic

Periodic

Non - Periodic

10. Which of the following conditions will give slow waves with high amplitude?

Hypoglycemia

Hypocapnia

Low Glucocorticoids

Hypothermia