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CWI Quiz week 1
Week 1 Quiz
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| 1. The plane that divides the body into top and bottom sections is the ____________ plane. (Points : 1) | transverse |
| 2. A patient with a cancerous tumor may seek treatment for his condition from a physician whose specialty is ____________. (Points : 1) | oncology |
| 3. The integumentary system includes diseases of the ____________. (Points : 1) | skin, nails, oil glands |
| 4. The predicted outcome of a disease is the ____________. (Points : 1) | prognosis |
| 5. The word lateral pertains to the ____________ of a structure. (Points : 1) | side |
| 6. Lying on the posterior part of the body is being in the ____________ position. (Points : 1) | supine |
| 7. A stethoscope would be used to perform which part of the physical examination? (Points : 1) | auscultation |
| 8. An example of a symptom would be ____________. (Points : 1) | pain felt in the joints |
| 9. Moving from the head toward the tail bone is going in a ____________ direction. (Points : 1) | caudad |
| 10. The opposite direction from distal is ____________. (Points : 1) | proximal |
| 11. Otolaryngology is a branch of medicine specializing in diseases and conditions of the ____________. (Points : 1) | ears, nose, throat |
| 12. Palliative care would be the goal in a/an ____________. (Points : 1) | hospice |
| 13. The patient had a mass in the inguinal region. Where is this located? (Points : 1) | in the groin |
| 14. All of the following are body planes except ____________. (Points : 1) | |
| coronal | |
| supine | |
| midsagittal | |
| transverse | |
| 15. Which body plane divides the body into right and left sections? (Points : 1) | sagittal |
| 16. The plural form for the word phalanx is: (Points : 1) | phalanges. |
| 17. The suffix -gram means: (Points : 1) | a record or picture. |
| 18. Which basic rule is correct for building medical words? (Points : 1) | Join the prefix to the beginning of the combining form. |
| 19. The origin of medical language is in: (Points : 1) | |
| Latin. | |
| Greek. | |
| Latin and Greek. | |
| many languages, including Latin and Greek. | |
| 20. An infection that occurs in a surgical wound is an example of a/an ____________ infection. (Points : 1) | |
| idiopathic | |
| nutritional | |
| nosocomial | |
| symptomatic | |
| 21. An abnormal condition or complication that arises because of the original disease and remains after the original disease has resolved is a/an ____________. (Points : 1) | |
| remission | |
| sequela | |
| exacerbation | |
| relapse | |
| 22. A physician who is on the medical staff of a hospital and admits a patient to the hospital is a/an: (Points : 1) | |
| consulting physician. | |
| attending physician. | |
| physician extender. | |
| primary care physician. | |
| 23. Which indicates a disease that does not respond well to treatment? (Points : 1) | |
| remission | |
| sequela | |
| refractory | |
| recuperation | |
| 24. A plane divides the body in all of the following sections except: (Points : 1) | |
| right and left. | |
| top and bottom. | |
| front and back. | |
| inside to outside. | |
| 25. A sudden worsening in severity means the patient's signs or symptoms are: (Points : 1) | |
| subacute. | |
| in remission. | |
| in exacerbation. | |
| a sequela. | |
| 26. When a physician attempts to diagnose a patient, the first thing he or she does is: (Points : 1) | |
| perform an H & P. | |
| complete a CRNA. | |
| refer the patient to an ENT doctor. | |
| perform PT. | |
| 27. The area that is surrounded by the breast bone (sternum), ribs, and spinal column is called the: (Points : 1) | |
| viscera. | |
| supine. | |
| transverse plane. | |
| thoracic cavity. | |
| 28. The medical specialty that deals with the use of drugs as medicines is: (Points : 1) | |
| pharmacology. | |
| dermatology. | |
| dietetics. | |
| oncology | |
| 29. Endocrinology is the medical specialty that studies the: (Points : 1) | |
| ears, nose, and throat. | |
| testes, ovaries, adrenal glands, pancreas, thymus, thyroid, parathyroid, pituitary, and pineal glands. | |
| breasts, ovaries, uterine tubes, uterus, vagina, and external genitalia. | |
| scrotum, testes, epididymis, vas deferens, seminal vesicles, prostate gland, urethra, and penis. | |
| 30. The function of the gastrointestinal system is to: (Points : 1) | |
| digest food. | |
| circulate blood. | |
| inhale and exhale gases. | |
| recognize and destroy disease-causing organisms. | |
| 31. Cells and cellular structures are: (Points : 1) | |
| body systems. | |
| quadrants. | |
| microscopic. | |
| medical specialties. | |
| 32. Cardiology involves the study, diagnosis, and treatment of diseases of the: (Points : 1) | |
| stomach and intestines. | |
| bones, cartilage, ligaments, and joints. | |
| skin, hair, and nails. | |
| heart, arteries, veins, and capillaries. | |
| 33. The endocrine system is composed of various organs and glands that: (Points : 1) | |
| form a covering for the body. | |
| stimulate the muscles of the body. | |
| secrete hormones within the body. | |
| produce urine. | |
| 34. Ophthalmology studies the: (Points : 1) | |
| skin. | |
| eyes. | |
| ears. | |
| female reproductive organs. | |
| 35. The study of the medical care of the elderly is known as: (Points : 1) | |
| pediatrics. | |
| psychiatry. | |
| neonatology. | |
| geriatrics. | |
| 36. The cause or origin of a disease is: (Points : 1) | |
| the etiology. | |
| a symptom. | |
| a pathogen. | |
| an exacerbation. | |
| 37. Acute is the opposite of: (Points : 1) | |
| terminal. | |
| refractory. | |
| chronic. | |
| therapeutic. | |
| 38. A patient cannot recover from an illness that is: (Points : 1) | |
| therapeutic. | |
| terminal. | |
| chronic. | |
| infectious. | |
| 39. The suffix -ician means: (Points : 1) | |
| medical treatment. | |
| disease. | |
| a skilled professional or expert. | |
| present at birth. | |
| 40. Nurses can do all of the following except: (Points : 1) | |
| make nursing diagnoses. | |
| prescribe medications. | |
| give hands-on care. | |
| administer medications. | |
| 41. Sick people who visit a clinic are known as: (Points : 1) | |
| inpatients. | |
| clients. | |
| residents. | |
| outpatients. | |
| 42. In the medical word etiology, the combining form means: (Points : 1) | |
| cause of surgery. | |
| cause of disease. | |
| deviation from normal. | |
| disease. | |
| 43. A person whose disease is iatrogenic has a disease that resulted from: (Points : 1) | |
| an infection. | |
| the physician or medical treatment. | |
| a hospitalization. | |
| radiation. | |
| 44. A communicable disease is: (Points : 1) | |
| a microorganism that causes disease. | |
| able to be transmitted. | |
| acute and serious. | |
| the same as an infectious disease. | |
| 45. Neoplastic diseases are: (Points : 1) | |
| caused by an infection. | |
| caused by destruction of cells. | |
| new growths. | |
| acquired in a hospital. | |
| 46. In the medical word ambulatory, the combining form means: (Points : 1) | |
| emergency transportation. | |
| operative procedure. | |
| clinic. | |
| walking. | |
| 47. In the medical words diagnosis and prognosis, the combining form gnos/o- means: (Points : 1) | |
| knowledge. | |
| condition. | |
| medicine. | |
| treatment. | |
| 48. In the medical word exacerbation, the combining form means: (Points : 1) | |
| reduce the severity of. | |
| increase; provoke. | |
| end; boundary. | |
| worsening. | |
| 49. In the medical word palliative, the combining form means: (Points : 1) | |
| technical skill. | |
| cause of disease. | |
| reduce the severity of. | |
| recover. | |
| 50. In the medical word terminal, the combining form means: (Points : 1) | |
| walking. | |
| end; boundary. | |
| genetic inheritance. | |
| nourishment. | |
| 51. Anteroposterior is moving from front to back and posteroanterior is moving from back to front. (Points : 1) | |
| True | |
| False | |
| 52. Geriatrics involves medical care for the elderly. (Points : 1) | |
| True | |
| False | |
| 53. An example of an iatrogenic condition would be an inadvertent puncture of the uterus during abdominal surgery. (Points : 1) | |
| True | |
| False | |
| 54. The primary care physician is the title of the doctor who is on a medical staff and admits the patient to the hospital. (Points : 1) | |
| True | |
| False | |
| 55. Ambulatory surgery center patients are referred to as clients. (Points : 1) | |
| True | |
| False | |
| 56. Medial and lateral are opposite directions. (Points : 1) | |
| True | |
| False | |
| 57. Immunology involves studying the patient's lymphatic system. (Points : 1) | |
| True | |
| False | |
| 58. The mediastinum is a cavity surrounded by the pelvic bones and spinal column. (Points : 1) | |
| True | |
| False | |
| 59. A disease that is refractory does not respond well to treatment. (Points : 1) | |
| True | |
| False | |
| 60. Patients who are asymptomatic can still have a disease process. (Points : 1) | |
| True | |
| False | |
| 61. A doctor who practices chiropractic medicine would have the initials D.C. after his/her name. (Points : 1) | |
| True | |
| False | |
| 62. A dentist who had the abbreviation D.D.S. after his/her name would practice dental surgery. (Points : 1) | |
| True | |
| False | |
| 63. If a doctor has a D.O. after his name, he/she is a specialist in ophthalmology. (Points : 1) | |
| True | |
| False | |
| 64. A doctor who has the initials D.P.M. after his name treats patients that have problems with their feet. (Points : 1) | |
| True | |
| False | |
| 65. An otolaryngologist specializes in ENT medicine. (Points : 1) | |
| True | |
| False | |
| 66. A patient who is experiencing GI symptoms has problems with his/her stomach and intestine. (Points : 1) | |
| True | |
| False | |
| 67. The abbreviation PA has two definitions, physician's assistant and posteroanterior. (Points : 1) | |
| True | |
| False | |
| 68. The difference between the nursing abbreviations RN and LPN is that one is registered and the other is licensed. (Points : 1) | |
| True | |
| False | |
| 69. Moving from the midline toward the side of the body is moving in a lateral direction or laterally. (Points : 1) | |
| True | |
| False | |
| 70. Moving from the body toward the head is moving in an inferior direction or inferiorly. This is also the cephalad direction. (Points : 1) | |
| True | |
| False |