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20 Cards in this Set
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A weblike band of tissue that partially fills the gap between the medial and lateral portions of a cleft lip is called:
A Simonart band. B Gennari band. C Ladd band. D orthodontic band. |
A Simonart band.
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A positive Rovsing sign would indicate:
A chronic appendicitis (Bassler). B meningitis (Kernig). C bulimia (Russell). D acute appendicitis. |
D acute appendicitis.
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The Murphy sign is associated with:
A appendicitis. B Parkinson disease. C a kidney infection. D cholecystitis. |
D cholecystitis.
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Softening of the gray matter of the brain or spinal cord is called:
A encephalomalacia. B tephromalacia. C neuromalacia. D phacomalacia. |
B tephromalacia.
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A pneumatic antishock garment (PASG) is called a (an)
A TED. B MAST. C SCD. D PPI. |
B MAST.
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Which of these sentences is transcribed incorrectly?
A The esophagus was displaced by a torturous aorta. B We applied pressure to the incision site to ensure hemostasis. C The patient uses no illicit drugs. D The patient emigrated from Mexico. |
A The esophagus was displaced by a torturous aorta.
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A clamp that might be used in vascular surgery to occlude a vessel and hold the wall without slipping is a
A Kelly clamp. B mosquito clamp. C Fogarty clamp. D Kocher clamp. |
C Fogarty clamp.
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A needle used to obtain a biopsy of bone marrow is called a
A Veress. B Frazier. C Tuohy. D Jamshidi. |
D Jamshidi.
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The heart's internal pacemaker is called the
A Bundle of His. B LAD. C sinistrum. D SA node. |
D SA node.
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Which of these sentences is transcribed correctly?
A The patient will go home on carbetalol 6.25. B The patient was given aspirin 324 mg. C On discharge, her chloride is 3.8. D Tongue was midline with no vesiculations. |
B The patient was given aspirin 324 mg.
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The patient was treated with IV Solu-Medrol, broad-spectrum antibiotic, aggressive pulmonary toilet with CPT, and bronchodilators. CPT in this context means:
A ciliary particle transport. B chest physiotherapy. C continuous performance task. D choline phosphotransferase. |
B chest physiotherapy.
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The incubation period for rabies in humans is usually:
A 6 months. B 10 days. C 1-2 months. D 2-3 weeks. |
C 1-2 months.
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prefix that means "down" is
A hypo- B cata- C exo- D opistho- |
B cata-
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Which response correctly finishes the statement? The patient had a GCS of
A E4 B5 M6. B E4 V5 N6. C E4 B5 N6. D E4 V5 M6. |
D E4 V5 M6.
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Feverfew is used to prevent
A colds. B insomnia. C migraines. D arthritis pain. |
C migraines.
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The generic name for Nexium is:
A omeprazole. B esomeprazole. C rabeprazole. D lansoprazole. |
B esomeprazole.
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The serratus anterior muscle is located:
A under the arm. B behind the thigh. C in the abdomen. D in the foot. |
A under the arm.
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A blood test that is often used to help diagnose sarcoidosis is called:
A AST. B ACE. C ANA. D ASO. |
B ACE.
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A clinical index for estimating a patient's physical state related to chronic or terminal illness is called the:
A Binet scale. B Karnofsky performance scale. C Bishop score. D Dubowitz score. |
B Karnofsky performance scale.
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A fracture of the proximal ulna with dislocation of the head of the radius is called a:
A Barton fracture. B Galeazzi fracture. C Monteggia fracture. D Colles fracture. |
C Monteggia fracture.
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