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What kind of patient CANNOT consent to their own care?
A 17 year old with a 6 inch laceration of the leg
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Minors cannot make their own health care decisions unless it involves
reproductive care , substance abuse or pyshiatric treatment.
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Elderly persons who have not been designated as incompetent or have no guardian may
make their own medical choices
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What is NOT a parenteral (injected) route of medication administered?
PO= mouth
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SubQ
means subcutaneous
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What item should a pt. On low sodium diet select for as a snack?
Banana
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which of the following is the pace maker of the heart?
SA Node
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what is the purpose for a medical record
Research tool, communication tool for health care team, legal record, and personal record of health treatment.
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The length of time which aa person can file a lawsuit is called?
Statue of limitations
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Mandatory reporting
refers to the obligation of MA to report child abuse or elder abuse
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COBRA
refers to federal regulations regarding continuation of health insurance after leaving a job
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What medical term describes bone pain?
Osteodynia
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Chondromalacia
softening of cartilage
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Osteolysis
destruction of bone
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What is NOT a good source of calcium?
Cauliflower
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What is a good source of calcium?
Milk, sardines, canned salmon, and cheese
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What abbreviation that indicates a patient should take the medication before a meal is?
AC
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PC (posy cibum)
means after meal
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NPO
means nothing by mouth
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NOS
not otherwise specific
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PRN (pro re nata)
as needed
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what phrase describes the amount of evidence required to convict in a civil case?
preponderance of evidence (this is sufficient to prove guilt)
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In a criminal case, there must be overwhelming evidence beyond a
reasonable doubt
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A pt. Who is instructed to take 10mL of a meds would be able to use what household equivalent?
2 teaspoon
(One teaspoon is 5.5 mL)
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When a physical exam has been performed and the physician documents PEERLA, what part(s) of the body is this referring to?
Eyes
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PEERLA stands for
pupil equal, round, and reactive to light and accommodation”, this indicates that the pupil are normal
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what is descriptive of arteries?
Thick, elastic, carry oxygenated (red) blood away from heart
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What is the descriptive for veins?
hin, fragile, and carry return deoxygenated (blue) blood to the heart
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Torticollis or wryneck is a spasm of what muscle?
sternocleidomastoid
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Gastrocnemius
is a calf muscle that often spasm and give the pt. A charley horse
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Rectus addominus
is the “six pack” muscle of the abdomen
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Deltoid
the muscle of the upper arm that we use for injection
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Sartorius
involves the “tailor muscles” , sitting on the floor, putting soles of the feet together , and pressing down the knees stretches this.
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Law that protect consumers from harassing phone calls for collection are part of the? This is a regulation to protect debtors from collectors calling at work, leaving incriminating messages or calling at inconvenient hours to harass the debtor.
Fair Debt collection Act
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The Fair credit reporting act
allows persons to see their credit record and information given to potential lenders
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The Equal credit opportunity Act
prohibits discrimination against extending credit based on race, sex, gender, religion , or marital status.
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Consumer protection act of 1971
protects the pt. Finance by regulating the lending fund
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Fair labor standard act
regulates the minimum wage and controls the number of hours worked
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Bones are joined to muscles by?
tendons
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Bones are joined by?
Ligaments
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Periosteum
protective covering on the outside of a long bone
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Cartilage
semi-hard, fibrous connective tissue
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Multipara means?
many live births
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\-para means
live birth
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What does NOT describe Schedule IV drugs?
Physician must sign a triplicate prescription
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Only schedule II drugs must be ordered in
triplicate form, signed by the physician, filled within a time limit, and no refills given
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Schedule IV drugs are frequently
abused , but have lower potential for abuse
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Schedule IV drugs include
Xanax, Ativan, Valium
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Schedule IV drugs must be
locked in a secure place, but they can be called in over the phone and may be refilled up to five times in six months , if the doc thinks this is appropriate.
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Which region referred to when charting a notation about the area near the navel?
Umbilical
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Which term did Freud use to describe the area of the mind that determined a person’s basic identity?
Ego
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Ego
is the part of the conscious mind that contains our thought and behaviors
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What means the “without menstrual flow”?
Amenorrhea
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\-A and -An means
without
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Nullipara
means no live births
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Oligomenorrhea
Scant menstrual flow
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Dysmenorrhea
means painful menstruation
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Nulligravida
means no pregnancies
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What food items would NOT be consumed by a lacto-vegetarian?
Eggs
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Lacto-vegetarian eat only plant-based items and dairy food like
milk, cheese, rice, beans, and corn
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The act that protects the pt. Rights including the right to agree to or refuse medical treatment is the?
Patient self- determination act of 1990
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The Consumer Protection Act of 1971
protects the pt. Finances by regulating the lending of funds
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The Civil Rights Act of 1964
prohibits discrimination based on race, religion, color, sex, or national origin.
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The American with Disabilities Act
protects those with physical, mental or emotion
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The condition in which blood accumulates due to a tear in the meningeal layer is?
subdural hematoma) this is bleeding under the layers of tissue covering the brain
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Intracerebral hematoma
is bleeding into the brain tissue itself
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The advance symptom for cancer is
pain and weight loss
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The duties performed by the public health department is
collecting data on communicable diseases, recording vital statistics of animal bites and injuries, Predicting and managing epidemics and tracking live births, stillbirths, and deaths.
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Medicare is managed by the
federal gov
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medicaid is managed by the
State
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The term carcinogenic means?
pertaining to the formation of cancer
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Oncogenesis
means formation of tumor
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neoplastic
pertaining to tumors
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Onocolytic
Pertaining to the destruction of tumors
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Onocolgy
the study of tumors
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The disease where the coating on the axon begins to disintegrate and slows neural transmission is called?
multiple sclerosis ; involves the appearance of bare spots on the myelin sheath.
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Myasthenia gravis
involves extreme fatigue of muscles with the slightest exertion
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Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis
a progressive degeneration of voluntary motor neurons
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Cerebral palsy
disorder of balance and movement often caused by anoxia during birth process
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Parkinson’s disease
is a disease of dopamine deficiency that affects gait . It is often accompanied by “pill-roling” movement of the fingers
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Erythema (redden of skin) is caused by?
sunburn, Carbon monoxide poisoning , dermatitis, and blushing
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Jaundice (yellowing of the skin) is caused by
Bile problems
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What term means “the process of using an instrument to record data of electrical activity of the heart?
electrocardiography
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If an elderly pt. Refuses an antibiotic injection, but the MA holds the pt. Down “for their own good” and gives it anyways this is?
example of battery
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Assualt
is the mere threat of illegal touching
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A papile with clear fluid is called?
vesicle ; ex- a blister or chicken pox lesion
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Pustule
is a papule filled with white or yellow pus
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Macule
is a flat lesion and although visible, it cannot be felt
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Nevus
is a mole
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Nodule
is a large, hard knot or tumor
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Which abbreviation would be unlikely to appear on a chart in a gynecologist office?
LOC= Level of consciousness
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Bench
refers to a judge trying a case
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Agent
is someone representing another, such as the MA representing the physician
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The disease where uric acid collects in the joint and crystallizes is called
Gout
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One state accepting the licensure requirements of another state to enable a health care worker to practice.
reciprocity
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Revocation
is canceling a license to practice
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A pt. With crytochidism, balantitis, or hematuria would likely see a?
urologist
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Balanitits
inflammation of the glans penis
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what is NOT an action of the sympathetic nervous system?
decrease of respiration
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Action of the Sympathetic nervous system
* Increased BP * Increase pulse * Release of glucose * Decreased libido