CHAPTER 5 - PHYSICAL EXAM STUDY GUIDE QUESTIONS

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Chapter 20,21 true and false

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A complete patient examination consists of a physical examination and laboratory tests

False

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Arthritis is an example of chronic illness

True

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An otoscope is used to examine the eyes

False

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A patient should be identified by name and date of birth

True

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The reason for weighing a prenatal patient is to determine the baby's due date

False

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The height of an adult should be measured every office visit

False

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The lithotomy position is used to examine the vagina

True

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Inspection involves the observation of the patient for any signs of disease

True

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Measuring blood pressure is an example of auscultation

False

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The supine position is used to examine the back

False

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The prognosis is what is wrong with the patient

False

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A risk factor means that a patient will develop a certain disease

False

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Electrocardiography is an example of a therapeutic procedure

False

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The function of a speculum is to open a body orifice for viewing

True

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The process of measuring the patient is called mensuration

True

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A reason for weighing a child is to determine drug dosage

True

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The purpose for draping a patient is to make it easier for the physician to examine the patient

False

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Sims' position is used for flexible sigmoidoscopy

True

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Measuring pulse is an example of percussion

False

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BMI is the acronym for body mass index

True

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A bacterial spore consists of a hard, thick-walled capsule that can resist adverse conditions

True

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The purpose of sanitization is to remove all microorganisms and spores from a contaminated article

False

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According to OSHA, gloves do not need to be worn during the sanitization process

False

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Glutaraldehyde (Cidex) is a high-level disinfectant

True

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High-level disinfection kills all microorganisms but not spores

True

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Sterilization is the process of destroying all forms of microbial life except for bacterial spores

False

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Autoclave tape indicates whether an autoclaved item is sterile

False

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The wrapper used to autoclave articles should prevent contaminants from getting in during handling and storage

True

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Tap water should be used in the autoclave

False

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The inside of the autoclave should be wiped every day with a damp cloth

True

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The agent used to destroy microorganisms on article depends on the size of the article

False

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The purpose of the Hazard Communications Standard is to ensure that employees do not use hazardous chemicals in the workplace

False

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The Hazard

Communications Standard requires the label of a hazardous chemical include GHS hazard pictograms

True

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Stethoscopes must be decontaminated using a high-level disinfectant

False

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The most common temperature and pressure for autoclaving is 212 degrees