MED 159 Final

Which of these needles is smallest?

Which of the following types of preoperative teaching gives patients a description of the physical sensations

A lighted instrument that is used to examine the inner structures of the eye is a(n) ____.

An employer is required to offer a medical worker the HBV vaccination within ____ days of starting employment.

Which of the following are common refractive disorders?

Which of the following is the most accurate measurement of body temperature?

The most appropriate temperature setting for the examination room is ____.

All biohazardous waste containers must have which type of label attached.

Which of the following can be caused by a bacterial or viral infection?

The pulse point that is located in the bend of the elbow is called the ____ pulse.

The Snellen letter chart is commonly used to test for ____.

A reservoir host who is unaware of the presence of the pathogen and so spreads the disease is a ____.

Which of the following PPE should the medical assistant utilize to prevent cross contamination with a surgical patient?

Ringing in the ears is called ____.

The primary method for sterilizing instruments in the medical office is ____.

The condition in which pathogens are absent or controlled is ____.

In general, what is the temperature range in degrees Fahrenheit that the autoclave must reach in order to sterilize

Factors related to the host's susceptibility to infection are ____.

Respiratory diseases such as tuberculosis are often transmitted by ____.

As a general rule, double-layer fabric or paper-wrapped sterile packages have a maximum shelf life of ____.

Cloudy, opaque areas on the lens that prevent light from going through the lens are ____

Which position is used for anal or rectal examinations?

Which of the following is the normal range for an adult heart rate per minute?

An example of a screening test is ____.

Which of the following positions is used during examination of the female genitalia?

The appropriate time to collect a urine specimen from a patient is ____.

The customary size for an examination room is ____.

Which of the following is the visual examination of the patient's entire body and overall appearance?

The OSHA Standard Precautions apply to which of the following?

Illustrations containing numbers or symbols made up of colored dots that appear among other colored dots are used test

When wrapping items for sterilization, what information must be on the label of the pack?

Which of the following examination methods involves touching the patient to assess texture, temperature, and shape?

The federal administration that was created in 1970 to help protect employee safety in the workplace is ____.

How often should you change the cover on the examining table?

The Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 accessibility guidelines require that doors be ____

What is the proper placement order when multiple PPEs are needed for the protection of the healthcare worker?

Which examination method refers to the process of measuring?

The second level of disease prevention is ____.

A physician in a medical office should have a minimum of how many examination rooms for his or her exclusive use?

Which of the following is used to test for distance vision?

Which type of teaching should be used to demonstrate cleaning and dressing a wound postoperatively?

Which of the following should you do when you sanitize instruments?

Adult height should be measured to the nearest ____.

Which of the following is appropriate for cleaning surfaces in the exam room?

Which of the following is used to disinfect bloody surfaces?

The normal adult range for respirations per minute is ____.

In which method of parenteral drug administration is the drug injected within the upper layers of the skin?

Which drug is administered in syringes calibrated in units, commonly 50 U or 100 U

Patient education brochures should not exceed the ____ reading level.

Which of the following is used both as a disinfectant and as an antiseptic, but has limited effectiveness