Fiche d’exercices de Vocabulaire de la santé (examens d’entrée) avec corrigé
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Nom: ____________________ Date: ____________
1.Facile
What does the root hem/o or hemat/o refer to?
ABone
BHair
CHeart
DBlood
2.Facile
Which body part does the root pod/o refer to, as in “podiatrist”?
AFoot
BHand
CHead
DKnee
3.Facile
Choose the meaning of the word in bold: “The infection was severe, so she stayed in hospital.”
ASlight
BBrief
CUnusual
DVery serious
4.Moyen
Choose the meaning of the word in bold: “The rash was a manifestation of the allergy.”
AA hidden cause
BA cure
CA visible sign
DA side effect of surgery
5.Moyen
Choose the meaning of the word in bold: “The rash was symmetric.”
ASpreading upward
BRaised, itchy and painful to touch
COnly on one side
DThe same on both sides
6.Moyen
Choose the meaning of the word in bold: “The nurse stayed impartial during the family argument.”
AVery angry
BNot taking sides
CCompletely silent
DUninterested in it
7.Difficile
Choose the meaning of the word in bold: “The patient was disoriented after waking from anaesthesia.”
AConfused about time, place or identity
BUnable to move the legs
CIn severe pain
DFully alert and calm
8.Difficile
What is the difference between a sign and a symptom?
AA sign is always serious; a symptom is always mild
BA symptom is observed by others; a sign is felt by the patient
CA sign comes only from a lab test; a symptom only from an X-ray
DA sign is observed by others; a symptom is felt by the patient
Corrigé
1. D · Blood
2. A · Foot
3. D · Very serious
4. C · A visible sign
5. D · The same on both sides
6. B · Not taking sides
7. A · Confused about time, place or identity
8. D · A sign is observed by others; a symptom is felt by the patient
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