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Mt1115
Question | Answer |
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The process by which food is burned to release energy | Catabolism |
Part of a cell where catabolism primarily occurs | Mitochondria |
Genes are composed of: | Deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) |
The space in the chest between the lungs: | Mediastinum |
Viscera | Internal organs |
Supine | Lying on back |
Lateral | Pertaining the side |
Prone | Laying face fown |
Falling,drooping, prolapse | -ptosis |
During this stage of grief the patient grieves the loss of health and is very sad about the diagnosis | Depression |
The patient must stand this far from the Snellin chart during an eye exam | 20ft |
The medical term for nearsightedness | Myopia |
The medical term for farsightedness | Hyperopia |
The specialized structures that interprets color in the retins | Cones |
What should be done when cleansing the patients eyelashes before performing an eye Irrigation? | Clean from the outer canthus to the inner canthus |
In which direction should the medical assistant go on the snellen chart if the patient is squinting or leaning forward? How many errors is acceptable? | Upward the rows until the patient makes no more than 2 errors |
What type of implant treats sensors neural hearing loss? | Cochlear implants |
When Irrigation of the ear, the Irrigation should be aimed in which direction to prevent discomfort for the patient ? | Applicator should be tilted upward to the top of the external canal |
When instilling ear drops in an adult who is lying down , which direction should you gently pukka the pinna to straighten the ear canal? | Upward and back |
This type of infection occurs over a long period of time | Chronic infection |
A persistent infection in which the symptoms cycle through periods of relapse and remission | Latent infection |
Surgical creation of a permanent opening to the outside of the body: | -stomy |
Enlargement | -megaly |
Softening | -malacia |
Muscle | My/o |
Excision | -ectomy |
Complete, through | Dia- |
Slow | Brady |
Deficient, under | Hypo- |
Bad, painful, difficult | Dys- |
Flow,discharge | -rrhea |
With/together | Con- |
Above | Epi- |
Instrument to visually examine | -scope |
Hernia of the urinary bladder | Cystocele |
Instrument to record | -scope |
An agent that can be used on the skin to inhibit the growth of microorganisms | Antiseptic |
Even if you conscientiously use gloves during all possible times of exposure what must the Healthcare worker do? | Washey or sanitize hands |
How long should you continuously flush the eyes with water if your eyes come in contact with bodily fluids? | 15minutes |
What are 2 effective factories in performing hand washing? | Friction and warm water |
What type of communication is used when interacting with patients with a language barrier? | Nonverbal communication |
When the medical assistant is performing a patients respiration so should the information they patient? | No |
Is it necessary to wear gloves when taking a patients pulse? | No |
How long should a patients pulse be taken for? | 1 minute |
What is normal adult blood pressure | 119/79 |
How is TB skin test confirmed in a patient? | 5 millimetres of skin in duration on test site |
This office treatment is used for patients with shortness of breath, COPD, or other respiratory disorders buy administering Medications in the former of a mist. | Nebulizer treatment |
When a patient receivesafety a Mantoux test when should they come back for results to be assessed? | 48-72 hours |
At what degree should an ID be given? | 15° |
What occurs during normal ventilation in the body? | Exchange of oxygenated air and gas waste |
Name of the middle layer of skin | Dermis |
Name of top layer of skin | Epidermis |
Name of third layer of skin | Subcutaneous tissue |
Hard protein found on the epidermis | Keratin |
The first tapping sound or heart contraction heard when taking patient blood pressure? | Systolic pressure |
The last tapping sound or heart relaxation heard when taking patient blood pressure? | Diastolic pressure |
What infection occurs when urinary system becomes contaminated with E.coli from the analysis rehion? | UTI |
When a male testicle is undesended from the abdominal cavity | Cryptorchidism |
When should testicular self-examination start? | Puberty |
How long does the female cycle last? | 28 days |
A soft tissue x-ray of the breast that is used to detect benign and malignant growths? | Mammogram |
Which part of the urinary system is responsible for transporting urine from the kidneys to the bladder? | Ureters |
Term for passage of urine from the body | Micturation, urination, voiding |
Excessive flow of blood from the uterus between menstrual periods | Metrorrhagia |
What items should be included on a urine specimen label? | Date, time, patient name, dob |
The female sex cell | Ovum |
Male gonad | Testicle |
Hair like tail region of the sperm | Flagellum |
One pair of tunes opening at one end into the uterus and at the other end into the peritoneal cavity | Fallopian tubes |
A chancre is the primary lesion in which conditions? | Syphilis |
Temporary storage reservoir of urine | Urinary bladder |