Free MCAT Test # MCAT/M92

n. allotrope
(a) fluid secreted from a wound or opening; release at the end of a hospital stay
(b) medical practitioner who treats and diagnoses diseases by non-surgical methods
(c) collection of white cells that act as filters to invading organisms and abnormal cells
(d) crystalline form of a chemical element
 
n. X-chromosome
(a) the sex chromosome present in both genders; women XX; men XY
(b) device prevents pregnancy
(c) the process where a substance loses electrons
(d) protein made by white blood cells, in response to a particular antigen attack, in order to make the antigen harmless
 
n. consumer
(a) amount
(b) organism that depends on autotrophs for their food and energy
(c) photoreceptor of the retina being sensitive for dim light
(d) an element which has mainly covalent bonds
 
n. unsaturated fat
(a) the coiling of the peptide chains in a protein in specific ways
(b) fat containing double carbon-carbon bonds
(c) a person who has a recessive allele for a gene for a disorder and can transmit it to their offspring, but who doesn't develop the disease themselves
(d) seed leaf of the embryo of a plant
 
adj. jet lagged
(a) hairy
(b) able to dissolve
(c) experiencing the feelings of malaise, disorientation, dizziness or nausea from long flights
(d) of the heart

n. labium
(a) greasy; hydrophobic compounds containing carbon; hydrogen and oxygen
(b) the external folds of tissue that surround the vagina
(c) body's response to injury causing the symptoms of redness; soreness; heat; swelling and loss of function
(d) the birth of a child
 
n. redox reaction
(a) the symptoms experienced on long flights when crossing time zones
(b) this is a layer of Schwann cells which covers the nerve axon
(c) process in which one atom, ion or molecule gives electrons and the other receives them
(d) Group 2 metallic element
 
n. congenital deafness
(a) endocrine glands above kidney
(b) deafness from birth
(c) a very harmful poison made by a bacterial cell and released to the surroundings
(d) collection of white cells that act as filters to invading organisms and abnormal cells
 
n. hydrolysis
(a) the puncture of a vein in order to take blood
(b) compound containing glycerol joined to one or two fatty acids and phosphorus
(c) a rapid increase in growth which occurs during adolescence
(d) reaction where molecular bonds are broken by reaction with water
 
abbr. CPR
(a) abbr. professional degree of medicine
(b) abbr. measure of an individual's intelligence
(c) abbr. the technique used to help start a person's heart if it ha stopped
(d) abbr. immunde deficiency disease that cannot be cured