An advanced level Model Test for Medical and Dental admissions. Contains challenging medical vocabulary, complex grammatical structures, subjunctives, pin-point error identification, and an intricate reading comprehension passage.
1. What is the synonym of `Malignant`?
2. Choose the correct antonym of `Palliate`.
3. Find the correctly spelled word.
4. He succumbed his injuries.
5. The chief surgeon insisted that the intern the protocol strictly.
6. Rarely such a complicated case in this hospital.
7. Identify the incorrect part: Despite of the doctor's best efforts, the patient did notsurvive.
8. Substitute with one word: `A substance capable of causing cancer`
9. Identify the clause: The physician, who is a renowned cardiologist, is examining the patient.
10. Change the voice: It is time to administer the dose.
11. The idiom `At death's door` means .
12. The synonym of `Prognosis` is .
13. The nurse dispensed the patient's need for further medication.
14. Identify the error: The equipment in the ICU arehighlysophisticated and expensive.
15. What is the adjective form of `Therapy`?
16. Find the antonym of `Ameliorate`.
17. I suggest that he a specialist immediately.
18. Identify the incorrect part: Being a rainy day, Icould not go to the hospital.
19. Select the correct spelling.
20. He is immune the virus.
21. Change the narration: The doctor said, `May you recover from this illness soon.`
22. The idiom `To kick the bucket` means .
23. Which of the following is a Compound Noun?
24. The synonym of `Infectious` is .
25. I had the nurse the patient's temperature.
26. Identify the clause: Tell me where it hurts.
27. Had the CPR not been administered promptly, the patient .
28. Substitute with one word: `The study of the cause of diseases`
29. The plural of `Bacterium` is .
30. Identify the incorrect part: He is one of the fewsurgeonswhohas performed this procedure.
31. What is the antonym of `Efficacy`?
32. No sooner had the operation begun the power went out.
33. Choose the correct spelling.
34. What is the verb form of `Blood`?
35. Not only the doctor but also the nurses exhausted.
36. Identify the verbal: She found the patient shivering with cold.
37. The passive form of `Who discovered Penicillin?` is .
38. The idiom `A clean bill of health` means .
39. Identify the clause: The hospital where he was treated is very famous.
40. Change the voice: Never tell a lie to a doctor.
41. He takes pride his medical skills.
42. The patient complained a severe pain in the chest.
43. Change the narration: He said to the patient, `Do not worry.`
44. The synonym of `Placebo` is .
45. Choose the correct spelling.
46. Read the following passage and answer questions 46-50:
The advent of personalized medicine marks a paradigm shift in healthcare, moving away from a 'one-size-fits-all' approach. By leveraging genomic sequencing, clinicians can tailor medical treatments to the individual characteristics of each patient. This precision allows for the identification of genetic predispositions to certain diseases and the prediction of patient responses to specific pharmacological agents. While the ethical implications of genetic profiling remain heavily debated, the potential to mitigate adverse drug reactions and enhance therapeutic efficacy is undeniably profound.
46. What does personalized medicine move away from?
47. 47. What technology enables clinicians to tailor medical treatments?
48. 48. What is a key benefit of this precision mentioned in the text?
49. 49. Which of the following remains 'heavily debated' according to the passage?
50. 50. What does the word 'mitigate' mean in the context of the passage?