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Lab One Ch 1,2,8
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1
Which of the following is another term for assessing the patient’s needs?
Taking vital signs
Monitoring
Prescribing
Screening
2
The medical assistant is educated in which of the following settings?
Laboratory
Classroom & Laboratory
Surgical suite
Classroom
3
Which of the following is another name for a heart attack?
Angina pectoris
Cerebral vascular accident
Stroke
Myocardial infarction
4
In the ambulatory care setting, the medical assistant may be responsible for which of the following tasks?
Educating patients
Performing various laboratory tests
All of the above
Administration such as coding and billing
5
The R is R I C E stand for:
Rest
Relaxation
Red
Raise
6
What is the common term for the medical term syncope?
Fainting
Vomiting
Dizziness
Ringing
7
Which of the following types of poisoning is common with poison ivy?
Ingestion
Inhalation
Injection
Absorption
8
Which is considered a clinical responsibility of your job as a medical assistant?
Insurance coding
Answering the phone
Patient educator
Preparing patients for examinations
9
A wound that is caused by a sharp object such as a knife or piece of glass is:
Incision
Abrasion
Puncture
Laceration
10
Which of the following is not an appropriate treatment for hypothermia?
Rub the victim’s skin vigorously to increase circulation
Remove any wet clothing
Use warm water to warm the person if possible
Give the victim warm liquids to drink
11
Which is NOT an example of a nonmedical discipline doctor:
EdD
PSYD
PhD
MD
12
First degree burns are most accurately described by which of the following statements?
They often leave scar tissue
They usually take more than a month to heal
They are the most serious burn, penetrating all layers of skin
They affect only the top layer of skin
13
Which of the following specialties evaluates body tissue?
Surgery
Pediatrics
Preventive Medicine
Pathology
14
Describes stepping into a patient’s place, "putting yourself in their shoes"?
Sympathy
Empathy
Association
Flexibility
15
With its emphasis on controlling costs, what will managed care likely affect the most?
Only hospitals
All health care settings
Only patients
Only providers in private practice
16
The degree of burn may take a month to heal and scarring is likely.
First degree
Third degree
Second degree
17
When the body has lost blood volume to such an extent that there is not enough circulating to fill the ventricles:
Anaphylactic shock
Cardiogenic shock
Hypovolemic shock
Septic shock
18
The method of entry for carbon monoxide is:
Absorption
Inhalation
Ingestion
Injection
19
HMOs are organizations originally designed to do what?
Provide services to the uninsured patient population
Include environments such as a medical clinic and a primary care center
Serve as an emergency department
Provide a full range of health care services under one roof
20
Which will keep the MA current in knowledge in the years to come and will serve as commitment to professionalism?
Continuing education
Empathy
Dependability
Initiative
21
An otolaryngologist treats:
Diseases and injuries of the musculoskeletal system
Diseases of children and adolescents
Diseases of the ears, nose and throat
Diseases of the immune system
22
Which of the following allied health professionals is trained in drawing blood for diagnostic laboratory testing?
Pharmacy technician
Phlebotomist
Health unit coordinator
Physical therapy assistant
23
Which of the following will the medical assistant NOT do in health care?
Diagnose and treat ailments
Assist provider, perform clinical and laboratory procedures
Screen when making appointments
Code and bill insurance, bookkeeping
24
Which provider is known for practicing OMT?
Optometrist
Doctor of Chiropractic
Doctor of Osteopathy
Ophthalmologist
25
Which of the following attributes of an MA does NOT identify a true professional?
Empathy
Dependability
Ability to communicate
Inflexibility
26
The type of fracture often caused by falling on an outstretched hand involving distal end of the radius is:
Spiral
Compound
Colles
Greenstick
27
What is the name of the specialty that is based on the belief that the cause of disease is violation of nature’s laws?
Podiatry
Chiropractic
Naturopathy
Osteopathy
28
Wounds are classified as open or closed.
True
False
29
Which is NOT a typical symptom of a myocardial infarction?
Excessive perspiration
Rapid, weak pulse
Chest tightness
Numbness in face
30
Which of the following burn depth classifications is another name for third-degree burns?
Superficial
Partial thickness
Sunburns
Full thickness
31
Which of the following body areas would be more suited for a spiral bandage for wounds or injuries?
Hands, fingers or toes
Wrist or knee
Neck and shoulder
Arms or legs
32
Which of the following contributes to a professional appearance?
Daily showering and use of deodorant
All of the above
Good nutrition and exercise
Healthy looking skin, teeth, and nails
33
Physicians, nurses, allied health care professionals, patients and integrative medicine practitioners are ?
Insurance company
Hospital
Health care setting
Health care team
34
Which is NOT something to do when dealing with a nosebleed?
Pinch nostril for 10 minutes
Tilt head backward
Tilt head forward
Elevate head
35
What is the medical term for a stroke?
Myocardial infarction
Coronary artery disease
Angina pectoris
Cerebral vascular accident
36
Loss of vision, confusion, shortness of breath, paralysis and chest tightness are all symptoms of a stroke.
False
True
37
This doctor evaluates and treats medical conditions of the heart:
Patholgist
Pediatrician
Cardiologist
Internist
38
What is the minimum amount of education it takes to become an MD without specialization?
12 years of postgraduate school
A master’s degree and 4 years of medical school
A master’s degree and 2 years of medical school
A bachelor’s degree and 4 years of medical school
39
According to CPR guidelines, what is the correct order of steps for CPR?
Airway, breathing, compressions
None of these
Breathing, compressions, airway
Compressions, airway, breathing
40
Which of the following defines an avulsion?
It is a tear of the body tissue
It describes a surgical incision
There is superficial scraping of the dermis
The skin is torn off and bleeding is profuse
41
Which professional organization awards the RMA designation?
ABHES
AMT
AAMA
AMA
42
Courses in a professional medical assisting program include a complement of general knowledge classes such as A&P and?
Assisting with minor surgery
All of the above
CPR
Medical terminology
43
Which of the following symptoms may be reported when a patient is in anaphylactic shock?
Having difficulty breathing
Feeling a constriction in the throat and chest
All of the above
Having swelling and tingling of the lips and tongue
44
Which term describes a system of values that each individual has that determines perceptions of right and wrong?
Laws
Attributes
Attitudes
Ethics
45
A Pharmacy Technician assists the pharmacist with preparation and administration of medications.
False
True
46
Which of the following types of poisoning is common with drug abuse?
Ingestion
Inhalation
Absorption
Injection
47
Which is NOT in the scope of practice for a Medical Assistant in the State of CT?
Assist with special procedures
Prepare patients for examinations
Various laboratory tests
Administer injections
48
Which of the following statements pertaining to Good Samaritan laws is false?
They provide some legal protection to emergency care providers
Providers must act in a reasonable and prudent manner
The conditions of the law vary in each state
No matter what level of training, you must save the patient
49
Doctors are referred to as the great communicators.
False
True
50
Define this: To make, invent, or arrange in an unplanned or spontaneous manner.
Accreditation
Empathy
Improvise
Dexterity
51
What is an alternative approach to medicine that treats patients using thin, flexible needles called?
Acupuncture
Homeopathy
Chiropractic
Naturopathy
52
Critical burns have which characteristic?
Involve difficulty breathing
Involve the head, neck, hand, feet or genitals
Cover more than one body part
All of the above
53
Exposure to extreme cold for prolonged periods can cause which of the following?
Frostbite
Hyperthermia
Hypothermia
54
Which term best describes a health maintenance organization?
Hospital
Sole proprietorship
Individual practice
Managed care operation
55
Which is NOT an example of an Integrative Medicine and Alternative Health Care Practitioners?
Naturopathic medicine
Oriental Medicine/Acupuncture
Osteopathic medicine
Chiropractic medicine
56
A fracture in which the bone protrudes through the skin is called what?
Depressed fracture
Greenstick fracture
Comminuted fracture
Compound fracture
57
Septic shock results from which of the following?
A severe allergic reaction
Extreme loss of blood
Hypothermia
Overwhelming infection
58
Some symptoms of ketoacidosis are drowsiness, fruity breath and dry mouth.
False
True
59
Which of the following describes licensure?
It is unrestrictive in scope
It is mandatory and legislated by state
It is voluntary and up to the individual practitioner
It is conferred on an individual through a non-government agency
60
Where are the majority of medical assistants employed?
Nursing facilities
Hospitals
Ambulatory care settings
Insurance companies