MDA 135 final review

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Would a blood pressure read of 138/96 be considered a hypertensive crisis?

A blood pressure reading of 138/96, considered due to the diastolic reading being in Stage 2 hypertension.

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Define in your own words what a chief complaint is.

The main reason a patient seeks medical care, described in their own words.

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What type of patient exam would require the use of an anoscope?

Anoscope

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What is the purpose of a pulse oximeter?

A device used to non-invasively measure a person's blood oxygen saturation (SpO2) and heart rate.

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What is the formula for Body Mass Index calculation?

BMI = (Weight in pounds ÷ (Height in inches²)) × 703.

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What is considered a healthy BMI?

A BMI between 18.5 and 24.9.

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What group of patients are at higher risk for cataracts?

Older adults, diabetics, smokers, and those with excessive UV exposure.

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Prone position

Patient lies face down on their stomach.

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Supine position

Patient lies flat on their back, face up.

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Lithotomy position

Patient lies on their back with legs raised in stirrups, used for gynecological exams.

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Sitting position

Patient sits upright, often for respiratory or neurological exams.

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Fowler's position

Patient sits in a semi-upright position (45°-90°), helpful for breathing issues.

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List a few ailments that would causes a patient's oxygen to drop below 95%

Pneumonia, COPD, Asthma attack, Heart failure, Pulmonary embolism.

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What disorder is known as ringing in the ears?

Tinnitus

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What is a normal adult respiration range?

12 to 20 breaths per minute.

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Define dyspnea:

Shortness of breath or difficulty breathing.

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Define apnea:

Absence of breathing.

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What is the name of the instrument used to examine the posterior structures of the eye?

Ophthalmoscope

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What kind of information would be considered objective in a SOAP note?

Objective data includes measurable findings such as vital signs, lab results, or physical exam findings.

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What kind of information would be considered subjective in a SOAP note?

Subjective data includes the patient's own description of their symptoms, like pain level or nausea.

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What does the prefix tachy- mean?

Fast or rapid.

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How could a ruptured eardrum occur?

A ruptured eardrum can result from infection, loud noise, trauma, or sudden pressure changes.

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Normal adult pulse range?

60 - 100 BPM.

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Normal adult blood pressure range:

Less than 120/80 mmHg.

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Pre-hypertensive adult blood pressure range:

120-129/<80 mmHg (elevated BP) and 130-139/80-89 mmHg (Stage 1 hypertension).

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Hypertensive adult blood pressure range:

140/90 mmHg or higher.

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What can cause conjunctivitis

Viruses, bacteria, allergens, or irritants (like smoke or chemicals).

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What are some common symptoms of a child with an ear infection?

Ear pain or tugging at the ear, Fever, Irritability or crying, Trouble sleeping or hearing.

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T/F: Open-ended questions only require yes/no answers.

False

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38° C = _ ° F

38° C = 100.4° F

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What does the prefix ophthalm(o) - refer to?

Refers to the eye.

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What would be considered "normal" blood pressure for a child?

Varies by age, typically around 90/60 to 110/70 mmHg for young children.

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Who in a medical office must be HIPAA compliant?

Required for everyone in a medical office handling patient information.

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What part of the eye can be affected by glaucoma?

Can affect the optic nerve.

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A term that represents an abnormally rapid respiration rate is

Tachypnea

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T/F: Patient Education would be charted in the "A" section of a SOAP note.

False

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T/F: The information in the patient's chart is a legal record of treatment rendered.

True

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When it comes to audiograms -

Decibel = volume(loudness) Frequency = pitch (tone)

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T/F: Adult height should be measured to the nearest sixteenth of an inch.

False

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Oxygen Saturation (SpO₂)

measurement of how much oxygen your blood is carrying