
178 True/False questions
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a primary component of well baby visits → Frequency, Burning and urgency
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What is the appropriate action when palpating for a vein in the upper arm? → to provide amino acids
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Which procedure is the surgical repair of cartilage → After Bipolar Leads
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What organ is examined by a sigmoidoscopy? → Digital S curve of large intestine
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Axillary Temperature → Dry mouth
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Which disorder is a malignant neoplasm of connective tissues? → micturition
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What is the source oriented medical record format? → 1 tsp
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Microorganisms that can cause infectious disease. → Press firmly over area or artery
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Which of the following would be a safe area to inject a medication? → wrong dosage
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The blood type of the universal donor is → IPV
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The preferred sample for pregnancy testing is obtained as a → micturition
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When measuring for crutches, what is the elbow angle and the distance from of the top of the crutch to the armpit? → HBV
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Which of the following is the most appropriate method of diagnosing testicular cancer → . biopsy
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the following specimens usually requires preservatives in the container → micturition
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Surgical Asepsis → Practices that keep objects and areas sterile or free from microorganisms
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Which of the following is the most commonly used syringe → 1-3 ml
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Otosclerosis → An instrument for examining the tympanic membrane (Ear)
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Which of the following is the main function of protein → to provide amino acids
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Which of the following is the correct interpretation of a prescription that reads Penicillin V 500 mg po qid #50 → Dispense fifty tablets penicillin 500 mg each and have patient take four times a day.
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Hematuria
Anuria
Nocturia
Oliguria → blood in the urine
absence of urine
excessive urination at night
Scanty Urine -
Medical Asepsis → Practices that keep objects and areas sterile or free from microorganisms
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Term used for number of times a women has been pregnant → Multipara
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pain within a bone → itching
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Foreign object such as blood clot, circulating the blood. → Pulmonary Vein
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Lymphangioma → benign tumor of lymph vessels
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Normal values for fasting blood sugar are → mumps
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Symptoms of Cystitis → Frequency, Burning and urgency
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Common compounds extracted from adrenal glands of animals. → Cortisone and Adrenalin
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Temporal Artery Temperature → A process that uses chemical agents to achieve sterilization
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Which link does wearing gloves effectively break in the infection cycle? → inability to control urination
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Recommended order for checking best available vein site? → a/c, veins of the fore arm, back of the hand, wrist, foot
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What is the meaning of urinary incontinence? → inability to control urination
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The patient is due for a seven month checkup and comes into the office the next day. Which of the following examinations would be set up for her? → Receiver
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How are the augment leads recorded? → Temperature taken at the armpit
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When one drug potentates or diminishes the action of another drug? → use a stopwatch to measure the time
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What are Heparin and Coumadin → Anticoagulants
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Intermittent Fever → Fluctuating fever that returns to or below baseline then rises again.
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Albin/o
Hidr/o
melan/o
onych/o
xer/o → Fever
Absence of fever
Fever is present -
the most appropriate action when marking an injection site on the hip toward the front of the body → Use palm of hand against trochanter with tip of finger on anterior iliac spine.
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Schedule 5 → accepted medical use, least potential for abuse. Robitussin
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HIPAA → Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act - 1996- written to protect the privacy of health info.,
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Which of the following best describes one of the most accurate methods of calculating medication dosage for infants and children → No special equipment is required.
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An elevated finding of glycosylated hemoglobin indicates → use a stopwatch to measure the time
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The process whereby the drug is transported from the blood to the intended site of action? → Distribution
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Which of the following best describes why the oral route is the most widely used method of drug administration → 30 degrees and 2 inches below armpit
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When is a syringe most often used for venipuncture? → inability to control urination
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The person that decodes the message. → Fluctuating fever that returns to or below baseline then rises again.
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Hermochromatosis → The collection of blood that has escaped from the blood vessels into tissue.
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Most important action when performing a nasal irrigation on an adult? → Straighten auditory canal by pulling auricle back and up.
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Major purpose of prenatal history? → To prevent serious complications.
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How can a blood pressure reading be taken on a child if one cannot be obtained in the usual manner → 60-80 mmHg
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Lead for V6 reading? → 4th intercostal space at the left mid axillary line
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Which condition is the complete suppression of urine formation by the kidneys → to provide amino acids
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Artifact that can be caused by poor quality of gel? → 1 tsp
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Medical aseptic hand washing methods. → By keeping surfaces dry.
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Appropriate action taken when performing ear irrigation on an adult? → Use bulb-tipped syringe
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Hearing loss that is progressive and associated with aging? → osteomyelitis
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Pruritus → itching
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Related Artifact to ECG → Alternating current (AC) interference
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Bradycardia → large amount of urine
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Weakness or slight paralysis of a musccle → Betadine, Hibiclens & Hydrogen peroxide
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Dysuria → large amount of urine
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Hemiplegia → paralysis of one side of the body
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Polyuria → Painful urination
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Agency that has the legal responsibility for deciding whether a drug may be distributed and sold → Anticonvulsant, Dilantin
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Medical Office practice where physicians offer discounts to employers and other purchasers of health insurance? → Preferred Provider Organization.
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Throat Cultures → Rapid breathing above 20 per minute
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name of the vaccine given for polio → Enhances the action of another drug.
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Dry Heat Sterilization → Temperature taken at the armpit
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Systole
Diastole → enlargement of the spleen -
Schedule 3 → highly restricted medical use, high potential for abuse. Opium, Codeine, Cocaine, Fentanyl, Methadone, Meth, Morphine, Amphetamine, PCP, Secobarbitol.
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inflammation of the membrane lining a joint. → Synovitis
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Podiatrist → large amount of urine
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Most commonly used artery for measuring blood pressure. → 60-80 mmHg
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Pyrexia
Afebrile
Febrile → Fever
Absence of fever
Fever is present -
Cirrhosis → itching
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Hematoma → Health Maintenance Organization
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Which condition is an insulin deficiency disorder? → type 1 diabetes mellitus
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What are the seven examination position for patients. → Detect occult blood
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Bradypnea → Abnormally decreased motor function or activity.
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Emesis → Vomiting
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Physicians who administer controlled drugs are required to register with what agency? → Presbycusis
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Which of the following is the preferred site for infant intramuscular injections? → vastus lateralis
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Myositis → inflammation of muscle tissue
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Agent prescribed for relieving seizures → Anticonvulsant, Dilantin
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Hypokinesia → paralysis of one side of the body
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Sterile procedures that must be maintained regardless of the number and complexity of minor procedures performed in the office? → Surgical Asepsis
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Otoscope → An instrument for examining the tympanic membrane (Ear)
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Steam Sterilization → abnormally rapid heartbeat (over 100 beats per minute)
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The format of a source-oriented medical record. → Chronological set of notes for each visit.
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an inflammation of bone and bone marrow → Supine, Dorsal recumbent, Lithotomy, Fowler's, Knee to Chest, Prone, Sim's
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Abbreviation for left eye
Abbreviation for both eyes
Abbreviation for right eye → OS
AU
OD -
Prodromal → Pus in urine
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When is the medication label checked? → d. when checking the order, after calculating the dose, and before putting drug back on shelf
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the following time intervals should booster vaccinations be scheduled → 1-3 ml
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what age are most of the child's recommended vaccines administered → 1-3 ml
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Thrombocytes → the wasting away of a body organ or tissue
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How to inhibit bacterial growth. → By keeping surfaces dry.
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Which of the following is the standard measurement of a dosage of insulin → Unit
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the role of the medical assistant in the physician's examination of the male reproductive exam? → to provide amino acids
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myosarcoma → a malignant tumor derived from muscle tissue
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Chlecystectomy → surgical removal of gallbladder
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disorde rcharacteristic by low-grade fever, pain in the back, muscle aches, and urinary frequency → from the occipital protuberance to the supraorbital prominence
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Sarcoma → malignant tumor
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Infectious disease that is the greatest danger to healthcare providers → HBV
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Bill passed by Congress in 1990 to encourage patients to make living wills and advance directives before live-sustaining measures become necessary. → Gravida
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When performing the hCG pregnancy test → depolarization of the atria
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Schedule 1 → No accepted medical use in US, and high abuse potiential. ex: heroin, marijuana
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Advanced directive that specifies an individuals end-of-life wishes. → Pathogens
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How electrical impulses travel through the heart → S-A node to Purkinje Fibers
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Dr. Wu orders 100 USP units of heparin to be given to Mrs. Lee. The label on the heparin bottle reads 5,000 units per ml → 5th intercostal space at the midclavicular line.
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The blood type of the universal recipient → O
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Which of the following is the average heart rate of children up to two years old → 5ml
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Most important when taking Radial Pulse → Temperature taken by forehead.
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Remittent Fever → Fever that alternately rises and drops, but which has no interval of normal body temperature
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Orthoplasty → surgical remodeling of a diseased or damaged joint
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Myocardiam → initial symptoms appear, which may be vague and nonspecific. They may include mild fever, headache, and loss of usual energy
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Instruments used for grasping and clamping. → Anticoagulants
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Which of the following is the leading cause of drug administration errors? → to provide amino acids
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Disorder that causes symptoms of dizziness, fluctuating hearing loss in one ear and ringing in both ears. → Meniere's disease
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Splenomegaly → Test used to measure distance visual acuity.
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appropriate area for measuring the head circumference → Hemostat, Forceps and Needle holder
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Schedule 4 → have acceptable medical uses with limited risk of abuse or dependence (benzodiazepines, nonnarcotic analgesics, phenobarbital)
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atrophy → the wasting away of a body organ or tissue
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Purpura
Urticaria
Verrucae
Vesicle → bruising
hives
Warts
Blister -
condition is inflammation of the renal pelvis and of the kidney → Synovitis
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Major purpose of a prenatal visit? → To prevent serious complications.
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Atrophy → Transient ischemic attack; temporary interference with the blood supply to the brain
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Airborne germ that comes in contact with a sterile area → 60-100
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Tachypnea → decreased in size or wasting away of body part or tissue
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HMO → Health Maintenance Organization
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Effective Skin Antiseptics → Frequency, Burning and urgency
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Term used for Woman who has made many viable births? → micturition
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What is the average normal adult rate of respiration? → d. when checking the order, after calculating the dose, and before putting drug back on shelf
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Which of the following is the recommended maximum volume of fluid introduced to the dorsogluteal site → 110
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What P wave represents → A fever that remains constant above the baseline; it does not fluctuate.
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Which of the following is a common procedure of tying the vas deferens to render the male sterile → wrong dosage
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Accidental tearing of the body tissue usually made by sharp objects? → laceration
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PERRLA → Painful urination
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The set of infection control guidelines that should be used by health care professionals. → Standard Precautions
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Snellen → No accepted medical use in US, and high abuse potiential. ex: heroin, marijuana
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where does oxygenated blood enter the hart? → depolarization of the atria
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Electrodes not used as part of the recording → Hemostat, Forceps and Needle holder
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Tachycardia → abnormally rapid heartbeat (over 100 beats per minute)
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The correct location to apply a tourniquet → micturition
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The correct evacuation tube order of draw → Apply three to four inches above puncture site
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risk factor for testicular cancer → mumps
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What is the average range for a diastolic blood pressure? → 12-20
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myositis → Painful urination
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Chemical Sterilization → A process that uses chemical agents to achieve sterilization
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Mr. King's chief complaint is urinary frequency, nocturia, and inability to initiate urination. → transurethral prostatectomy
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Where should stethoscope be placed when taking an apical pulse? → 5th intercostal space at the midclavicular line.
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Which autoimmune disorder is characterized by hyperthyroidism, goiter, and exophthalmos? → Graves' disease
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the normal process of excreting urine → micturition
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IBD → Irritable bowel disease
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Which of the following is the most important guiding principle in medication administration → Dispense fifty tablets penicillin 500 mg each and have patient take four times a day.
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Which of the following is equal to 5 ml? → After Bipolar Leads
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Atrophy → Weakness and wasting away caused by disuse of muscle over a long period of time.
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How many seconds are counted when assessing a child's respirations → 60 seconds
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pulse sites is preferred when taking a pulse on small children → d. when checking the order, after calculating the dose, and before putting drug back on shelf
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Which condition is an inflammation within the walls of the bladder → interstitial cystitis
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7 Examination Positions → Supine, Dorsal recumbent, Lithotomy, Fowler's, Knee to Chest, Prone, Sim's
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Typanic Temperature → Temperature taken at the armpit
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Bradykinesia → Painful urination
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What is the primary purpose of a Guaiac test? → To identify high risk patients
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TIA → inflammation of muscle tissue
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Condition in which central vision is lost and peripheral vision may remain? → type 1 diabetes mellitus
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Position for patient with abdominal problems → By keeping surfaces dry.
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Xerostomia → Dry mouth
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Pyuria → Pupils Equally Reactive Responsive to Light and Accommodation.
(Nervous system) -
dyspnea
eupnea
hyperpnea
hypopnea
tachypnea
Orthopnea → Pulmonary Vein -
Schedule 2 → Pupils Equally Reactive Responsive to Light and Accommodation.
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Most utilized routs of medication administration? → Supine, Dorsal recumbent, Lithotomy, Fowler's, Knee to Chest, Prone, Sim's
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Continuous Fever → A fever that remains constant above the baseline; it does not fluctuate.
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Undesirable action of a drug that may limit its usefulness? → Side Affect
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Correct order for procedural steps when drawing blood? → 1. Identify, 2. Wash hands/Don gloves, 3. Apply Tourniquet, 4. Position in close proximity, 5. Place arm in down position.
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Which term describes the surgical repair or replacement of a damaged joint → arthroplasty
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Drug with a synergistic action. → Ostealgia