Question

question 166
a macro/phage can also be classified as a/(an):
erythrocyte
leukocyte
thrombocyte
blastocyte

question 167
a muscular dystrophy patient who presents with a condition of \winged scapulae\ means that they have a problem with their:
calf
gait
heart
shoulder

question 168
how is cryptococcosis diagnosed?
endoscopy
schick test
mantoux test
spinal tap and x - ray

Explanation:

• Question 166: Macrophages are a type of white blood cell (leukocyte). Erythrocytes are red blood cells, thrombocytes are platelets, and blastocytes are early - stage embryos.
• Question 167: Winged scapulae is a condition related to the shoulder. The scapula (shoulder blade) is affected, not the calf (lower leg muscle), gait (manner of walking), or heart.
• Question 168: Cryptococcosis is often diagnosed using a spinal tap (to analyze cerebrospinal fluid) and X - ray (to look for signs in the lungs or other organs). Endoscopy is for looking at internal organs via a tube, Schick test is for diphtheria immunity, and Mantoux test is for tuberculosis.

Answer:

Question 166: Leukocyte
Question 167: shoulder
Question 168: Spinal tap and X - ray