Mod G Week 1

Front 1

When preparing to move a patient from a wheelchair to the examination table, you should not:

Back 1

Fold the foot rests forward

Front 2

The pap test and pelvic exam should began no later than

Back 2

21

Front 3

The prone position is used to exam:

Back 3

Spine and structures of the back

Front 4

The provider uses six emamination methods while performing a physical examination. Which of the following is not one of those methods

Back 4

Menstruation

Front 5

Which part of the physical examination would address acuity

Back 5

HEENT

Front 6

Annual fecal occult blood tests typically begin around the age of:

Back 6

50

Front 7

When using a gait belt to assist a patient in standing from a sitting position, you should not grasp of from:

Back 7

Back

Front 8

Patients should be instructed to empty their bladder:

Back 8

After the initial screening and vitals are taken

Front 9

A provider will not use __ while examining a patients next

Back 9

Percussion

Front 10

Males should perform the testicular self-examine

Back 10

Monthly

Front 11

A patient in this position is supine with the feet elevated slightly

Back 11

Trendelenburg

Front 12

When examining a patients abdomen, auscultation should be done:

Back 12

Before palpation and percussion

Front 13

The term recumbent means:

Back 13

Lying down

Front 14

List at least 8 types of supplies that are commonly used for patient examination:

Back 14

1. Stethoscope 2. Gloves 3. Drapes 4. Tongue depressor 5. Tuning fork 6. Penlight 7. Basin 8. Tape measurer

Front 15

Position used most frequently in a critical care facility

Back 15

Trendelenburg

Front 16

Position used in the examination and treatment of the rectal area and for enemas, rectal temperature, and instilling rectal medications

Back 16

Sims' position

Front 17

Standing erect, arms at sides, palms pointed forward

Back 17

Anatomical

Front 18

Position in which the knees are bent, allowing for the relaxation of the abdominal muscles

Back 18

Dorsal recumbent position

Front 19

Position used for vaginal or rectal examination, which can also be used for examination of the male genital area and for catheterization of a female patient

Back 19

Lithotomy position

Front 20

Position that requires a special table, also known as the jackknife position

Back 20

Kraske position

Front 21

Sitting at the end of the examination table, with the legs hanging down

Back 21

Sitting position

Front 22

Position which a patient rests against the back of the table,which is lowered to a 45 degree angle

Back 22

Semi-fowlers position

Front 23

Patient is turned over so the dorsal service may be examined

Back 23

Prone position

Front 24

Position used for examination and treatment of the anterior portion of the body, including the breasts and abdominal organs

Back 24

Supine position

Front 25

Position in which the patients upper body is at a 90 degree angle to the table

Back 25

Fowlers position

Front 26

Means of producing sounds by tapping various parts of the body

Back 26

Percussion

Front 27

Evaluation by the use of sight

Back 27

Inspection

Front 28

Passive movement of a joint to determine the range of extension and flexion

Back 28

Manipulation

Front 29

Listening to sounds made by the patients body

Back 29

Auscultation

Front 30

Measurement

Back 30

Mensuration

Front 31

Which term describes the path that the x-ray beam follows through the patients body from the entrance to the exit

Back 31

Radiographic projection

Front 32

Which technique is used to help locate problems within blood vessels throughout the body

Back 32

Magnetic resonance imaging

Front 33

Term also know as a cardio puncture

Back 33

Cardiocentesis

Front 34

This practice involves the use of substances created from plant or mineral products diluted a thousandfold in water or alcohol

Back 34

Homeopathy

Front 35

A determination of the number of erythrocytes in the blood

Back 35

Red blood cell count

Front 36

This type of medicine is a general term for practices and systems of health care that are used to supplement conventional, or western treatments

Back 36

Complementary

Front 37

The result of medical treatment that yields the exact opposite of normally expected results

Back 37

Paradoxical reaction

Front 38

Test is used to diagnose conditions associated with abnormalities of clotting time and to monitor anticoagulant therapy

Back 38

Prothrombin time

Front 39

Which position is used for examination and treatment of the anterior surface of the body

Back 39

Horizontal recumbent

Front 40

Which technique is known as a scintigram

Back 40

Nuclear scan

Front 41

A substance that contains no active ingredients but is given for its suggestive effects

Back 41

Placebo

Front 42

Medication that is administered to prevent or reduce fever

Back 42

Antipyretic

Front 43

Describes the percentage, by volume, of a blood sample occupied by red cells

Back 43

Hematocrit

Front 44

The prescence of pus in the urine

Back 44

Pyuria

Front 45

The presence of calcium in the urine

Back 45

Calciuria

Front 46

The visualization of body parts in motion by projecting x-ray images on a luminous fluorescent screen

Back 46

Fluoroscopy

Front 47

An imaging technique that records the echoes of pulses of sound waves above the range of human hearing

Back 47

Ultrasonography

Front 48

Describes the drawing of fluid from the pericardial sac

Back 48

Pericardiocentesis

Front 49

___ radiology is the use of radiographic imaging to guide a procedure such as a biopsy

Back 49

Interventional

Front 50

Ultrasonic procedure to evaluate the structures and motion of the heart

Back 50

Echocardiography

Front 51

The drug that relieves pain without affecting consciousness

Back 51

Anti-inflammatory

Front 52

An analgesic that reduces pain and fever but does not relieve inflammation

Back 52

Acetaminophen

Front 53

An abnormal sound heard during auscultation of an artery

Back 53

Bruit

Front 54

A small, flexible tube with a light and lens on the end that is used for examination

Back 54

Endoscope

Front 55

Ophthalmosope

Back 55

Instrument used to examine the interior of the eye

Front 56

Otoscope

Back 56

Instrument used to examine the external ear canal and tympanic membrane

Front 57

Speculum

Back 57

Instrument used to enlarge the opening of a body canal

Front 58

Sphygmomanometer

Back 58

Instrument used when measuring blood pressure

Front 59

Stethoscope

Back 59

Instrument used to listen to sounds within the body

Front 60

Lithotomy position

Back 60

Patient lying on back with the feet and legs supported in stirrups

Front 61

Prone position

Back 61

Patient lying face down on the belly

Front 62

Radiolucent

Back 62

Substance that allows x-rays to pass through

Front 63

Recumbent

Back 63

Any position in which the patients is laying down

Front 64

Radi/o

Back 64

Radiation

Front 65

-scope

Back 65

Visual examination instrument

Front 66

-scopy

Back 66

Direct visual examination

Front 67

Son/o

Back 67

Sound

Front 68

-uria

Back 68

Urine

Front 69

When scheduling patients for vital capacity tests it is important to advise them to:

Back 69

Refrain from routine treatment

Front 70

The CSV-1000 is a screening method for:

Back 70

Contrast sensitivity

Front 71

Patients over age 40 should be instructed to routinely test their stool for blood every ___ for detection of cancer of the colon

Back 71

2 years

Front 72

How long will a normal pregnancy range

Back 72

37-41

Front 73

The American cancer society recommends offering women older than __ the option of pap screening every 5 years, plus the HPV test

Back 73

30

Front 74

How long after the menstrual period should a pap test be scheduled

Back 74

At least 5 days after

Front 75

Female patients should be instructed to perform breast self examination

Back 75

Each month, following their menstrual period

Front 76

Which of these tests is typically performed only as needed on high-risk patients

Back 76

Pulmonary function test

Front 77

The rarest form of color blindness which means the patient cannot see the color blue

Back 77

Tritanopia

Front 78

The installation of fluid into the rectum and colon

Back 78

Enema

Front 79

Examination of the fundus of the eye

Back 79

Funduscopy

Front 80

A medication that promotes emptying of the bowels

Back 80

Evacuant

Front 81

Refers to the sharpness or clearness of vision or hearing

Back 81

Acuity