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Quiz 4
Chap 1,4,5
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Early equipment used for bloodletting included all of the following except the: Fleam, hemostat, lancet, leech | Hemostat |
| Which of the following laboratory professionals is responsible for the administration of a specific clinical area, such as chemistry? Laboratory manager, medical laboratory scientist, medical laboratory technician, technical supervisor. | Technical supervisor |
| The abbreviation for the routine hematology test that includes hemoglobin, hematocrit, a red blood cell count, and a white blood cell count is: CBC, CDC, CPK, CRP? | CBC |
| The department in the hospital that prepares and dispenses drugs is: Central supply, pharmacy, physical therapy, psychiatry? | Pharmacy |
| A factor that contributes to the phlebotomist's image is: age. attitude, heritage, religion | Attitude |
| Which of the following is an example of proxemics: Eye contact, facial expressions, personal hygiene, zone of comfort? | Zone of comfort |
| The microbiology department in the laboratory performs: compatabiity testing, culture and sensitivity testing, electrolyte monitoring, enzyme-linked immunoassay? | Culture and sensitivity testing |
| The principles of right and wrong conduct as they apply to professional problems are called: ethics, kinesics, proxemics, rules? | Ethics |
| A specialty that treats disorders of old age is called: cardiology, gerontology, pathology, psychiatry? | Gerontology |
| State and Federally funded insurance is called: ACO, HIPAA, Medicaid, Medicare? | Medicaid |
| Which of the following may be a duty of the phlebotomist? Analyze specimens, chart patient results, perform POCT, process billing? | Perform POCT |
| The law that estabilishes national standareds for the electronic exchange of protected health information is: CLIA, HIPPA, OSHA, PHS? | HIPPA |
| An example of an institution that provides inpatient services is a: clinic, day surgery, doctor's office, hospital? | Hospital |
| A prefix: comes before a word root and modifies its meaning, establishes the basic meaning of a medical term, follows a word root and adds to or changes its meaning, makes pronunciation of the terms easier? | Comes before a word root and modifies it meaning. |
| The abbreviation that means "after a meal" is: a.c., bx, fs, pp? | PP |
| Which word root means the same things as the word root "reni?" hepat, nephr, scler, urin? | Nephr |
| Which of the following terms has two word roots? Ateriospasm, extravascular, hypoglycemia, osteoarthritis? | Osteoarthritis |
| Which part of gastr/o/enter/o/logy is the suffix? enter, gastr, logy? | Logy |
| What does the suffix -algia mean? Between, condition, disease, pain | Pain |
| Cystitis means? blueness of the skin, cellular type of infection, inflammation of the bladder, pertaining to the cells? | Inflammation of the bladder |
| The medical term for red blood cell is? erythrocyte, hepatocyte, leukocyte, thrombocyte? | Erythrocyte |
| The 'e" is pronounced separately in: diastole, syncope, systole, all of the above? | All of the above |
| The prefix "brady" means: back, rapid, slow, upon? | Slow |
| The abbreviation "NPO" means: negative patient outcome, new patients only, no parenteral output, nothing by mouth? | Nothing by mouth |
| The pleural form of atrium is: Atri, atria, atrial, atrices? | Atria |
| Which of the following abbreviations is on The Joint Commission's "Do Not Use" list? | IU |
| The transverse plane divides the body: diagonally into upper and lower portions, horizontally into upper and lower portions, vertically into front and back portions, vertically into right and left portions? | Horizontally into upper and lower portions |
| Which part of the cell contains the chromosomes or genetic material? Cytoplasm, golgi apparatus, nucleus, organelles | Nucleus |
| The process by which the body maintains a state of equilibrium is: anabolism, catabolism, homeostasis, venostasis | Homeostasis |
| Proximal is defined as: away from the middle, closest to the middle, farthest form the center, nearest to the point of attachment? | Nearest to the point of attachment |
| Sudoriferous glands are: connected to hair follicles, endocrine system structures, referred to as sweat glands, responsible for goosebumps? | Referred to as sweat glands |
| The spinal cord and brain are covered by protective mebranes called: meninges, neurons, papillae, viscera? | Meninges |
| Cells that form a new human being are called: gametes, germ cells, sex cells, all of the above? | All of the above |
| Which of the following is a finger bone? Clavicle, phalanx, radius, scapula | Phalanx |
| Most gas exchange between blood and tissue takes place in the: arterioles, capillaries, pulmonary vein, venules. | Capillaries |
| A person who is supine is: Lying on the back face up, lying on the stomach face down, standing erect with arms at the side, standing erect with arms overhead? | Lying on the back face up |
| Evaluation of the endocrine system involves: blood gas studies, drug monitoring, hormone assessment, spinal fluid analysis? | Hormone assessment |
| What is metabolism? maintaining a state of equilibrium, organizing body systems from simple to complex, sum of all physical and chemical reactions necessary to sustain life? | Sum of all physical and chemical reactions necessary to sustain life |
| What is catabolism? | Destructive process by which complex substances are broken into simpler substances |
| High blood sugar is called? Hypoglycemia, glycolisis, hyperkalemia, hyperglycemia | Hyperglycemia |
| A phlebotomist participates in continuing education programs to: avoid state licensure, eliminate the need for annual evaluation, explore other employment in healthcare, stay up to date with the latest procedures. | State up to date with the latest procedures |
| What is the meaning of the word root in the term hyperglycemia? Condition, sugar, low, under | Sugar |
| What is anabolism? | Constructive process by which the body converts simple compounds into complex substances needed to carry out cellular activities |
| Define histology. Study of: microscopic structure of tissues, structure of cells, preparation of blood products, study of genetic diseases | Study of microscopic structure of tissues |
| Which of the following substances inhibits clotting of blood? Clot activator, antitoxin, antibiotic, anticoagulant. | Anticoagulant |
| The term distal means: Farthest from center of body or point of attachment, higher or above, or toward the head, nearest the central portion of the body, to the back of the body or body part. | Farthest from the point of attachment |
| T/F: The autonomic nervous system controls involuntary movement. | True |
| Peristalsis helps: move food through the digestive system, synthesize hormones, increases metabolic rate, prepares the body for pregnancy. | Helps move food through the digestive system |
| T/F: The somatic nervous system controls voluntary movement. | True |
| Synovial fluid comes from: spinal cavity, joint cavity, pleural cavity, abdominal cavity | Joint cavity |
| Insulin levels test the functioning of which body system? Muscular, integumentary, skeletal, endocrine | Endocrine |
| Which of the following is a structure of the male reproductive system? alveolar sac, epididymis, fallopian tube, renal artery | Epididymis |
| The pituitary gland is located in the: pancreas, pelvic cavity, brain, throat. | Brain |
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