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| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| To inventory supplies properly, it is necessary to be aware of the | reorder point |
| Magazines in the waiting or reception area should be | current |
| Important information about the equipment purchased for the medical office includes the | serial number, date purchased, and who services it |
| Minor, routine office maintenance is usually done by the | staff |
| Keeping a supply inventory means that the medical assistant should keep a | list of all supplies on hand |
| Patient bathrooms in the medical office should be | handicap accessible |
| Word processing is the computer version of | typing |
| The type of computer printer that produces high-quality copies is the | laser |
| When designing an office reception area what should be considered color of walls, furniture, location of | reception window |
| A group of computers that are connected is called | network |
| Postage meters are beneficial in the office because they | save time and money |
| Disk drives on a computer usually hold | floppy disk |
| Durable goods, expected to last a few years | capital goods |
| A document received with an order | packing slip |
| Extra items on hand | safety stock |
| A bill for products purchased | invoice |
| Describes what will be covered in the meeting | agenda |
| Operates fax machine only dedicated | phone line |
| Status of being out of stock | back order |
| A card providing protection against defective parts | warranty card |
| A travel document is a | itinerary |
| The time it takes to receive an order once it’s placed | lead time |
| A series of screens that direct users through a multistep task | wizard |
| A list of commands or options | menu |
| An option chosen by the computer | default |
| A computer message asking you to enter data | prompt |
| External storage device for large amounts of data | zip drive |
| Websites, allowing the user to use topics, words, or groups of words to look up information | search engine |
| What reads typewriter characters | OCR |
| A program for surfing the internet | browser |
| A website allowing users to select from different categories | directory |
| Character style of typeface | font |
| Keys that allow a computer to accomplish many functions with one stroke are called | function keys |
| The device that allows transmission of information from the computer over the telephone lines is called a | modem |
| The flashing dot that appears on the screen where the next character will be written is called the | cursor |
| The device that allows the computer operator to manipulate the cursor without using the arrow keys is the | mouse |
| The piece of equipment that allows you to make copies of information from the computer is the | printer |
| The programs that allow the computer operator to perform various tasks are | application software |
| The type of computer printer that produces the sharpest image is the | laser |
| The central processing unit (CPU) is the computer’s | brain |
| When the computer starts up, it is said to | boot |
| The type of memory that can store information while your computer is on is called | RAM |
| Databases are a set of | records |
| cancer | CA |
| calcium | Ca |
| Central Auditory Processing Disorder | CAPD |
| cardiovascular | CV |
| carbohydrate | CHO |
| cholesterol | Chol |
| chronic kidney disease | CKD |
| Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disorder | COPD |
| Current Procedure Terminology | CPT |
| Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation | CPR |
| Chronic Renal Failure | CRF |
| Carpal Tunnel Syndrome | CTS |
| brady | slow |
| bronch/o | bronchus |
| carcin/o | cancer |
| cardi, cardia | heart |
| -cele | pouching |
| -centesis | surgical puncture |
| cephal/o | head |
| cerebr/o | cerebrum |
| cervic/o | neck/cervix |
| chol/e | bile |
| cyan/o | blue |
| cyst/o | bladder |
| cyt/o | cell |
| cyte | cell |