YÖKDİL Sağlık Cümle Tamamlama Soruları

Soru 1

___, experts have grown increasingly concerned about the long-term effects of air pollution on public health.

1. A Given that industrial growth in major cities has continued unabated
2. B Until scientific evidence regarding pollution becomes available
3. C Although air quality has improved dramatically in every major city
4. D Provided that pollution levels remain within acceptable limits
5. E Whether or not governments choose to regulate emissions

Soru 2

___ that led some researchers to question whether excessive screen time affects children's development.

1. A It was performed later by developing societies
2. B It has always been the main goal of foreign policy
3. C It remained unclear throughout the middle ages
4. D It was a kind of music popular among teenagers
5. E It was the growing body of evidence

Soru 3

Scientific studies on sleep deprivation reveal that individuals who consistently sleep fewer than six hours per night ___.

1. A generally live longer and healthier lives than those who sleep more
2. B require less nutrition than individuals who sleep the recommended amount
3. C tend to perform significantly worse on tasks requiring sustained attention
4. D are entirely immune to the negative effects associated with fatigue
5. E experience no measurable changes in cognitive or physical performance

Soru 4

Although researchers have made considerable progress in understanding Alzheimer's disease over the past few decades, ___.

1. A a definitive cure that reverses the underlying damage has yet to be found
2. B the disorder was eliminated once effective medication became widely available
3. C patients have been fully cured through early diagnosis alone
4. D they had discovered its exact cause before conducting any large-scale trials
5. E scientists agreed that lifestyle changes alone could reverse its progression

Soru 5

The widespread use of antibiotics in livestock farming has raised concerns among medical experts because ___.

1. A livestock populations have decreased in recent years
2. B it increases the risk of antibiotic-resistant bacteria spreading to humans
3. C it has reduced the overall cost of meat production significantly
4. D farmers prefer organic feed for their animals
5. E consumers are unaware of where their food comes from

Soru 6

Despite decades of research into the causes of Alzheimer's disease, ___.

1. A pharmaceutical companies have stopped investing in related drug development
2. B patients are now able to control their symptoms through diet alone
3. C the rate of new cases has declined steadily across most developed countries
4. D a definitive cure that reverses brain damage has yet to be discovered
5. E scientists have developed several early screening tests that greatly improve treatment outcomes

Soru 7

Cümleyi uygun şekilde tamamlayan ifadeyi bulunuz.

Hospitals isolate patients who carry highly infectious diseases -----.

1. A even though isolation helps to stop the infection from spreading
2. B in order to prevent the infection from spreading to other patients and staff
3. C unless the infection had already been passed on to their visitors
4. D in order to allow the infection to spread more quickly among the staff
5. E because isolated patients always recover faster than other patients

Soru 8

Although numerous studies have examined the link between diet and cardiovascular disease, ___.

1. A the exact mechanisms by which certain foods affect heart health remain a matter of debate among experts
2. B patients are advised to disregard dietary recommendations issued by health authorities
3. C cardiovascular disease has been completely eradicated in most developed countries
4. D researchers have reached a consensus that eliminates the need for further investigation
5. E vegetables were first introduced into the human diet several centuries ago

Soru 9

Physical exercise has been shown to improve cognitive function in older adults, which explains why ___.

1. A cognitive decline has become entirely unrelated to lifestyle choices
2. B most elderly people avoid any form of physical activity
3. C exercise programs are rarely included in elderly care facilities
4. D many healthcare experts now recommend regular activity for aging patients
5. E medical researchers have abandoned studying this connection

Soru 10

Recent research on adolescent behaviour suggests that increased screen time is associated with ___.

1. A significant improvements in adolescents' physical fitness levels
2. B a decline in the quality of face-to-face social interactions among teenagers
3. C the elimination of behavioural problems reported by parents
4. D the complete disappearance of traditional forms of communication worldwide
5. E a strong preference for outdoor activities over digital entertainment

Soru 11

The number of elderly patients requiring long-term care has grown steadily, a development that policymakers attribute to ___.

1. A the declining birth rates observed in most industrialized nations
2. B the reduction in chronic diseases among the younger population
3. C increased life expectancy combined with a decrease in family caregiving
4. D the sudden drop in healthcare costs across the region
5. E a temporary shortage of medical staff during the past year

Soru 12

The skin's ability to repair itself after minor injuries declines with age, ___.

1. A which has led scientists to conclude that skin damage is irreversible at any age
2. B which explains why wounds tend to heal more slowly in older individuals
3. C although this decline has no observable effect on recovery time whatsoever
4. D provided that proper nutrition is maintained throughout the aging process
5. E even though younger patients show no measurable difference in healing rates

Soru 13

Public health officials point out that although vaccination programs have proven highly effective, ___.

1. A a significant portion of the population still remains hesitant to participate
2. B the diseases they target have been permanently eradicated worldwide
3. C further research into their effectiveness is now considered unnecessary
4. D resistance to such programs has entirely disappeared in recent years
5. E every country has already achieved complete immunization coverage

Soru 14

___, scientists have not yet developed a treatment that completely cures the disease.

1. A Even though decades of study have brought significant progress
2. B Since the illness was first discovered in developing countries
3. C Now that the death rate has declined sharply
4. D As soon as new technologies were introduced
5. E Because the disease spread rapidly throughout society

Soru 15

___, so researchers are now focusing on early diagnosis rather than late-stage treatment.

1. A The economic cost of healthcare has been rising steadily
2. B Many disorders become harder to treat once they reach an advanced stage
3. C Modern hospitals provide better facilities than before
4. D Patients often ignore the advice given by their doctors
5. E Daily habits can improve the quality of one's immune system

Soru 16

Unlike earlier studies that focused solely on physical symptoms, recent research on stress ___.

1. A limits itself exclusively to laboratory experiments on animals
2. B has proven that stress affects only middle-aged individuals
3. C also examines its long-term effects on emotional and cognitive well-being
4. D has completely dismissed the role of the body in psychological responses
5. E denies any connection between mental and physical health outcomes

Soru 17

The human body cannot produce certain essential vitamins on its own, which means that ___.

1. A the digestive system processes all nutrients in the same way
2. B the immune system automatically compensates for the deficiency
3. C they must be obtained through diet or supplementation
4. D most people are unaware of their nutritional requirements
5. E medical research has focused elsewhere for many years

Soru 18

___, researchers have found little evidence to support the widely held belief that vitamin supplements prevent chronic disease.

1. A As pharmaceutical companies continue to promote their products
2. B Because supplement sales have increased dramatically worldwide
3. C Despite numerous studies conducted over the past few decades
4. D While medical schools rarely teach about nutrition
5. E Since most people now take multiple vitamins daily

Soru 19

___ ; therefore, doctors now recommend regular exercise as part of daily routines to prevent such conditions.

1. A Daily routines have little influence on long-term health outcomes
2. B Exercise equipment has become too expensive for most people
3. C Doctors rarely study the effects of lifestyle on health
4. D A sedentary lifestyle has been linked to a higher risk of various disorders
5. E Modern medicine has eliminated the need for physical activity

Soru 20

Despite the serious risks associated with the procedure, ___.

1. A foreign doctors refused to perform it at all times
2. B it was banned throughout the western world
3. C researchers stopped studying its long-term effects
4. D the death rate remained completely unknown
5. E many patients still choose to undergo it in hope of a cure