explain the following diseases in great detail with terminology and where they happen and how diagnistically these can be assessed for a radiology student: acute cholecystitis choledocholithiasis uterine leiomyomas ovarian torsion ectopic pregnancy endometrial abnormalities testicular torsion thyroid nodules parathyroid adenoma

2. What is the most likely diagnosis for the patient?

What is radiology?

Learning the concepts of clinical radiology, including lesion identification and formulation of differential diagnosis lists, can be challenging for veterinary students. A series of educational puzzles with an overarching narrative was developed to help students learn the fundamental concepts of urogenital, thoracic, and spine imaging. Third-year veterinary students had the opportunity to use as many of the puzzles as they wished as a part of their studies in a semester-long imaging course, and students completed surveys to indicate which puzzle sections they used and provide their opinions of the activities. Graded performance in the course was correlated with how many puzzle activities students used. A small but statistically significant correlation was found between the number of puzzle sections used and midterm exam score, final exam score, and overall course score. Although most students who used the puzzles as a part of their studies enjoyed the activities, there was a dramatic decrease in usage over the semester, from 74% of survey respondents using the initial topic to a low of 27% utilization of the sixth topic, followed by a small rebound to 37% for the eighth topic (the review for the final exam). Thus, while developing a puzzle series is achievable and beneficial to student learning, possibly because of improved student engagement through increased variety in learning opportunities, further steps are necessary to encourage continued student engagement throughout the semester.

Question 1 (5 points) What type of patient is treated by a hematologist? Question 1 options: Someone with a weakened immune system Someone experiencing symptoms of the common cold Someone with a blood disorder Someone with seasonal allergies Question 2 (5 points) Which term refers to the study of disease and injury and how both of these affect the body? Question 2 options: Antibiotics Morphology Pathology Allied healthcare Question 3 (5 points) What type of condition exists at or before birth or develops during the first month of life? Question 3 options: Congenital disease Degenerative disease Neoplastic disease Inflammatory disease Question 4 (5 points) Redness, heat, swelling, and pain are the signs and symptoms of Question 4 options: inflammation. contamination. immunity. enlarged lymph nodes. Question 5 (5 points) Which term refers to the study of cause or origination? Question 5 options: Pasteurization Pathology Etiology Histopathology Question 6 (5 points) What type of microorganism lives in our intestinal tract and aids in the digestion of the food we eat? Question 6 options: Flora Antibiotics Pathogens Vaccinations Question 7 (5 points) A patient taking steroids to treat his rheumatoid arthritis develops Cushing’s syndrome. What variation of disease is this? Question 7 options: Neoplastic disease Iatrogenic disease Autoimmune disease Degenerative disease

Mrs. Cunningham, age 70 years, reports to the clinic with vague reports of weakness, cold extremities, loss of balance, apathy, fatigue, and forgetfulness for the past few months. She has a history of neck radiation for a prior cancer. Which part of a focused examination would the APRN begin with? Group of answer choicesCardiacNeckLungsExtremeties