Question

question 115
what is paralysis on the opposite half of the body from where brain damaged occurs?
○ quadriplegia
○ paraplegia
○ hemiplegia
○ panplegia
question 116
tiny blood vessels in the back of the ___ are viewed with a ophthalmoscope to help diagnosis arteriosclerosis, diabetes, kidney disease, and many other diseases.
○ eye
○ bladder
○ mouth
○ rectum
question 117
which part of the retina is the sensory portion associated with sight?
○ ora serrata
○ pars ciliaris
○ pars erratica
○ pars optica

Explanation:

• Question 115: Hemiplegia is paralysis on one side of the body (opposite to the brain - damaged side). Quadriplegia is paralysis of all four limbs. Paraplegia is paralysis of the lower body. Panplegia is total paralysis.
• Question 116: The ophthalmoscope is used to view the back of the eye (retina) to diagnose various diseases. The bladder, mouth, and rectum are not the areas where an ophthalmoscope is used for this purpose.
• Question 117: The pars optica of the retina is the sensory portion associated with sight. The ora serrata is the junction between the retina and the ciliary body. Pars ciliaris is part of the uvea. Pars erratica is not a standard term related to the sensory part of the retina.

Answer:

• Question 115: hemiplegia
• Question 116: eye
• Question 117: pars optica