1. Medical eponyms are most commonly named after doctors. Which of the following medical terms is derived from the name of a doctor? Pap smear Ebola virus Adam's apple Papilloma virus

2. What is daltonism more commonly known as? chicken pox muscular dystrophy colour blindness Down's syndrome

3. Sufferers of this eponymous disease have recurrent symptoms of ringing in the ears, dizziness, nausea and progressive deafness. Alzheimer's disease Meniere's disease Parkinson's disease Huntington's chorea

4. Which medical condition was first identified in 1976 as a result of a convention in Philadelphia where 34 people died? Campylobacter infection Conventional pneumonia Philadelphia syndrome Legionnaire's disease

5. Medical eponyms are occasionally named after patients. Which of the following medical terms is derived from the name of a patient? Christmas disease Brucellosis Lyme disease Bell's palsy

6. Medical eponyms are sometimes named after places. Which of the following medical terms is NOT named after a place? Coxsackievirus Lyme disease Brucellosis Lassa fever

7. Some medical eponyms are derived from the names of characters in Greek mythology. Which of the following terms is derived from the name of a Greek goddess? psychology echocardiogram hygiene euthanasia

8. Some medical eponyms are derived from the names of characters in Roman mythology. Which of the following terms is derived from the name of the Roman god of sleep? hypnosis euthanasia insomnia morphine

9. Which of the following phobias is made up of two names, one a character from Greek mythology and the other a character from Roman mythology? agoraphobia ophidiophobia xenophobia arachnophobia

10. Of the eponyms which are named after real people, less than 3% are named after women. Which of the following medical eponyms is named after a female doctor? Bright's disease Apgar score Wasserman test Addison's disease