6. The most important stakeholder in the health care system is the: (a) Nurse. (b) Medical doctor (c) Patient. (d) Pharmacist. 7. In cell division, the period from cell formation to cell division is referred to as (a) GI (gap one) phase. (b) Interphase. (c) Sub phase. (d) GII (gap two) phase. 8. The replacement of destroyed tissue with the same kind of tissue is called: (a) scar tissue formation. (b) fibrosis. (c) regeneration. (d) scar formation. 9. One of the following is contraindicated in a patient with gout. (a) Liver. (b) Chocolate (c) Green leafy vegetable. (d) Egg 10. Which of the following should the nurse administer to meet the nutritional needs of a patient with acute peritonitis? (a) Parenteral feeding. (b) Oral feeding. (c) Gastro enteral feeding. (d) Nasogastric feeding. 11. The oesophagus is made up of...............................layers. (a) 4 (b) 3 (c) 2 (d) 5 12. A break in the structure of the continuity of bone is called: (a) Dislocation (b) Sprain. (c) Strain. (d) Fracture. 13. One of the following is NOT a risk factor for lower back pain. (a) Weight loss. (b) Weight gain. (c) Repetitive lifting of heavy objects. (d) Poor posture. 14. The stomach is bounded by all of the following organs SUPERIOLY EXCEPT (a) Left lobe of the liver. (b) Spleen. (c) Oesophagus. (d) Diaphragm.