click below
click below
Normal Size Small Size show me how
Mod E Unit 4
Review
Question | Answer |
---|---|
within normal limits | WNL |
urinalysis | UA |
tablespoon | TBSP |
barium enema | BE |
chest xray | CXR |
blood group | ABO |
potassium | K |
sodium | Na |
oxygen | O2 |
carbon dioxide | CO2 |
erythrocyte sedimentation rate | ESR |
immunoglobulin | Ig |
basophils | Baso |
rhesus | RH |
neutrophils | neut |
platelets | plats |
eosinophil’s | EOS |
stasis | stopping |
oma | tumor |
meta | change, beyond |
carcin/o | cancer |
ana | again, apart |
neo | new |
sarc/o | connective tissue |
bas/o | basic, base |
oste/o | bone |
chondr/o | cartilage |
apo | seperate, away |
dys | painful, difficult |
ecto | outer |
endo | within, inner |
meso | middle |
meta | change, beyond |
falling | -ptosis |
cancer of connective tissue | sarcoma |
stopping, controlling | stasis |
What images show(s) up on x-ray film in the whitest coloration | bones |
The patient is told to have no food or liquid by mouth the night before the test they are said to be | NPO |
high-energy electromagnetic impulses | X-Ray |
The initial study of a patient who is experiencing gastrointestinal symptoms is usually a | upper GI series |
When taking x-ray films, two views of the body part being examined are taken. These views are usually at what angle | 90 degrees of each other |
X-ray technicians who wear monitors to determine their exposure to radiation are said to be practicing | dosimetry |
In the PA projection, the x-ray beam passes through the patient from | posterior to anterior |
The substance that prevents x-rays from traveling out from the source in all directions is | lead |
In which view does the x-ray beam pass through the body at an angle | oblique |
What modalities make it possible to observe organs of the body in motion | fluroscopy |
When using which contrast medium must the medical assistant ask if the patient is allergic to shellfish? | iodine |
The contrast medium that is most often used for gastrointestinal studies is | barium |
The spread of cancer by direct extension or to distant sites is | metastasis |
To study the gallbladder, the physician may order a | cholecystogram |
Malignant tumors derived from bone marrow are | leakemia |
An intravenous pyelogram is ordered when the physician wants more information about the | KUB |
Malignant tumors derived from epithelial tissue are | carcinoma |
The patient has been told not to apply any deodorant on the day of a scheduled test. The patient is going to have | mammogram |
Malignant tumors derived from connective tissue are | sarcomas |
An angiogram is used to study | blood vessels |
The majority of malignant tumors are | carcinomas |
The radiologic technique used to produce multiple images in selected planes or slices of tissues is | tomography |
New growths are | neoplasm |
The diagnostic procedure that uses a transducer to emit high-frequency sound waves is | ultrasound |
A typical prothrombin time range is_________________________seconds | 11-12.5 |
The type of diagnostic procedure that cannot be used for patients who have pacemakers or prosthetics containing metal parts is | MRI |
The diagnostic procedure that is considered safest during pregnancy is | ultrasound |
If cancer cells appear only at the original site and have not invaded the organ of origin, it is called | carcinoma in site |
Treatment using radiation is termed | radiography |
A determination of the dedifferentiation of cancer cells is called | grading |
The ___________________________ node is the first node in which lymphatic drainage occurs in a particular area. | sentinal |
A system of determining how much a cancer has spread from its original site is | staging |
Cancer cells that appear only at the original site and have not invaded the organ of origin are called | CIS |
A term meaning NOT cancerous is | benign |
The use of the body’s own defense system to attack cancer cells is | immunotherapy |
A radiographic technique used for the early detection of breast cancer is a | mammogram |
The use of cancer-destroying medicine throughout the body is | chemotherapy |
Therapy using radiation placed directly on the cancer through the use of needles or beads containing radioactive gold, cobalt, or radium is | brachytherapy |