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Mod G Unit 4
Review
Question | Answer |
---|---|
semi | half |
hemi | half |
dec | ten |
nov | nine |
oct | eight |
sept | seven |
sex | six |
hex | six |
quint | five |
penta | five |
tetra | four |
quad | four |
tri | three |
bi | two |
du | two |
uni | one |
mono | one |
supra | above |
retro | behind, backwards |
juxta or para | near beside |
inter | between |
sub | under, below |
infra | below |
extra | outside |
epi | upon, over |
intra, in | in, within |
circum, peri | around |
brachi | arm |
acro | extremities |
dactyl/o | finger, toes |
periton, peritone/o | peritoneum |
lumb/o | lumbar region |
lapar/o | abdomen |
thorac/o | chest |
cervic/o | neck |
cephal/o | head |
phil/o | attraction |
ped/o | child |
pyr/o | fire |
klept/o | steal |
somat/o | body |
orex/o | appetite |
claustr/o | closing |
anthrop/o | man |
phobia | fear |
agor/o | market place |
The body’s response to a change | stress |
Regarding Maslow’s hierarchy of needs, the first level in this theory consists of | physical |
The way someone believes things to be are their own | perception |
Regarding Maslow’s hierarchy of needs, on the ________________ level are needs for recognition include self-esteem, respect of others, success in work, and prestige in the community | fourth |
Medical techniques that are NOT part of the standard Western approach to medicine are called | alternative |
Regarding Maslow’s hierarchy of needs, the second level of needs consists of needs connected to | safety and security |
Coping tools that help us deal with conflict is called _____________________ mechanism | defense |
Irrational fear of objects, activities, or situations are | phobia |
Disorders associated with long-term stress include | HTN, heart disease, and ulcers |
An appropriate reaction to genuine danger is called | fear |
What is the part of the personality designed to promote proper behavior | superego |
What is the correct order for the stages of grief | denial, anger, bargaining, depression, acceptance |
What physician is credited with using a three-part organizational model to explain the structure of personality | Freud |
In which developmental stage does the child discover his or her surroundings | infancy |
What could be defined as inventing acceptable reason for our behavior | rationalization |
Psychosocial growth includes | emotional and social |
Common reactions to illness include | anger, anxiety, and defensive behavior |
Understanding the various developmental stages is beneficial to the medical assistant so that he/ she will use | age appropriate |
What are three areas of culture difference you may come across in the field | eye contact, gestures, concept of time |
What would be an appropriate response for the medical assistant when a patient is angry | let them vent |
Why is it important for the medical assistant to be knowledgeable about the cultural background of a patient | communication |
In some Asian cultures, direct eye contact is considered | disrespectful |
Physical changes and challenges by peer group pressures occur in which developmental stage | adolescent |
Cultural behaviors, when misunderstood, can create ____________________ to effective communication | barriers |
Any sensory perception that occurs with no external cause | hallucinations |
A condition of being without pleasure is | anhedonia |
A normal psychological impulse drive associated with sensuality, expressions of desire, or creativity | libido |
The condition of abnormal development of social interaction, impaired communication, and repetitive behaviors | autism |
In GAD, the A stands for | anxiety |
Auditory hallucinations, delusions, and thought disturbances are characteristic of | schizophrenia |
PTSD stands for | post traumatic stress disorder |
A mental disorder in which the individual experiences a progressive loss of memory, personality alterations, confusion, loss of touch with reality, and stupor | dementia |
A disorder characterized by impulsive, unpredictable mood and self-image, resulting in unstable interpersonal relationships and a tendency to see and respond to others as unwaveringly good or evil is _______________________ personality disorder | borderline |
A generalized negative mood characterized by depression is | dysphoria |
Abnormal activation of physiological functions during the sleep cycle is | parasomnia |
A disorder characterized by swings between an elevation of mood, increased energy and activity, and a lowering of mood and decreased energy is | bipolar |
A prolonged refusal to eat adequate amounts of food and an altered perception of what constitutes a minimal body weight, caused by a morbid fear of becoming obese, is | anorexia |
An uncontrollable impulse to steal is | kleptomania |