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| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What typically does not cause an artifact in the tracing of an electrocardiograph | Relaxed PT |
| In electrocardiography the electrode used as ground is | RL |
| Normal bacteria that are found in the intestinal tract are the most common cause of lower track urinary infections are | <I>E.coli<\i> |
| The signs and symptoms of IDDM ( insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus )do not include | Weight gain |
| To obtain the most accurate rate, RESPIRATIONS should be counted for | 60 seconds |
| The most common arterial site for obtaining an adult pulse is | Radial |
| A sudden attack such as that observed in epilepsy is known as | Seizures |
| The average pulse for an adult at resting is in the range of | 60-80 |
| A marked drop in blood pressure is found with | Shock |
| Which of the following is not associated with insulin-dependent mellitus | Type ll |
| A urine specimen collected over a specific period of time for quantitative analysis is | Timed |
| Which of the following best represents the major areas of urinalysis | Physical, chemical, microscope |
| Palpating the veinupucture site | Contributes to the assessment of the size and depth of the vein |
| Which one of the following test identifies the organism associated with a urinary tract infection | Culture and sensitivity |
| The most common blood type is | O+ |
| A urine pregnancy test checks for the presence of | HCG |
| A greenish - brown urine may be indicate of | Hepatitis |
| The preanalytical phase of laboratory procedures refers to | The laboratory testing phase in which tests are ordered and specimens are collected and prepared for testing |
| Of the following what is the most appropriate patient position for a veinupucture | Sitting in a chair |
| A normal color of urine is | Straw |
| After putting gloves on, what should be done to assist a bleeding victim | Apply direct pressure to the site |
| If it is necessary to move an unresponsive adult victim quickly away from a scene unassisted you should | Drag the PT by the heels to safety |
| The first step in controlling bleeding is | Direct pressure |
| Mr smith suspects that her child has ingested poison in there shed what should be the next step in treatment | Gather as much info as possible from the mother about the products in the shed |
| What is the first thing to do if you walk into a room and find the PT collapsed on the floor | Assess the sence |
| Fire extinguishers must be inspected and recharged if necessary | Once a year |
| A second degree burn would appear as | Red , edematous,wet,shiny or blistered |
| What is the proper treatment for SYNCCOPE (fainting) | Lower head between legs or lie down Supine position with legs elevated |
| The basic EKG has how many leads | 12 |
| When preparing a PT for an EKG leads should be placed | Intercostal spaces |
| Cardinal signs are also known as | BP , temperature, pulse,respirations |
| A PT short of breath should be put into what position on the exam table | Fowlers position ( semi sitting position at 45 degree angle |
| The knee chest position is used for examination of the | Recutm |
| What blood pressure would be by a hypertensive PT | 140/90 |
| Which of the following administration routes will result in the most rapid action of a drug | Intravenously |
| Teresa knows that legally all the providers must give PT their parents or their legal representatives the appropriate vaccine info statement when ever a vaccine is administered. The required info that must be recorded on the PT Medical record includes | The edition date the date the shot was given |
| The largest bone of the body is | Femur |
| The protein in the epidermal cells that make the skin relatively waterproof is | Keratin |
| Growth hormone is produced in the | Pituitary gland |
| Muscles are attached to bones by | Tendons |
| The vitamin production by the normaflora of the colon in amounts sufficient to meet a daily need is vitamin | Vitamin K |
| Prostatic hyper trophy is | Enlarged prostate |
| The grey matter on the surface of the cerebral hemisphere is called the | Cerebral cortex |
| The left ventricle of the heart sends blood out through which artery | Aorta |
| Where is the stomach located | Under the diaphragm |
| The most important digestive enzyme in the gastric juice is | Pepsin |
| The largest bone in the body is | Femur |
| The protein in epidermal cells that makes skin relatively waterproof is | Keratin |
| Growth hormone is produced in the | Pituitary gland |
| The urinary bladder is located in the | Pelvic cavity |
| Functional units of the lungs that are air sacs are called | Alveoli |
| The axial skeleton consists of how many bones | 80 |
| Which of the following constitutes 2%_4%of WBC | Eosinophils |
| The cavity within the kidney that collects urine is the | Renal pelvis |
| The hormone responsible for ovulation is | LH (luteinizing hormone) |
| A genetic disorder characterized by the inability of the blood to clot properly is | Hemophilia |
| An example of a ball and socket joint would be | Hip |
| Bilirubin specimens require what special preparation | Protected from light |
| In what quadrant is the liver located | Upper right quadrant |
| An accumulation of serious fluid in the peritoneal cavity is | Ascites |
| The surgical incision into the abdomen is | Laparotomy |
| Which of the following is a physician having a practice limited to the aging population | Gerontologists |
| In a PT progress note you see that the physician has used the term 'necrosis regarding a lesions the physician is referring to | Dead tissue |
| Which of the following is the correct spelling of the term meaning inflammation of the tonsils | Tonsillitis |
| Which term best describes as ' destruction by burning' | Electo cauterization |
| The term myotomy means incision into | A muscle |
| What is the first portion of the small intestine | Duodenum |
| A hernia of part of the rectum into the vagina is called | Rectocele |
| Osteomy is a | Suffix ( meaning to cut into ) |
| Which of the following means a physician who specializes in the study of the anus and rectum | Proctologist |
| The medical term for indigestion | Dyspepsia |
| The combining form "histo/o means | Tissue |
| What term is best associated with cancer that has spread to other organs of the body | Metastasis |
| Choose the abbreviation that means four times daily | QID |
| The suffix meaning " inflammation " is | itis |
| Which of the following is the most common eye condition associated with aging | Presbyopia |
| The combining form that means "red" is | Erythro |
| Abnormal widening of the arterial wall that is weak and bulges defines the term | Aneurysm |
| QID stands for ? | 4 times a day |
| Which one of the following is a water soluble vitamin | Vitamin C |
| The abbreviation for " prescription is | RX |
| The medical term for a toothache is | Dentalgia |
| The study of the stomach and the intestines is | Gastroenterology |
| InflammInflammation of the salivary gland is known as | Sialadentisi |
| A small mass of masticated food ready to be swallowed is | Bolus |
| Which of the following terms indicates consent in which there is an understanding of treatment that will be performed and why and any alternative methods and risks dicussed | Informed |
| In the absence of the employing physician, a medical assistant determines that a PT needs a prescription drug and dispenses the wrong drug this totally wrongful act is known as | Malfeasance |
| A discussion involving the physician providing the PT to PT's legal representative with a deeper understanding of the PT condition, a full explanation of the plan for treatment and enough information to decide whether the PT will undergo the treatment or | Informed consent |
| The PT puts out his or her arm for a veinupucture this type of consent is | Implied |
| Which of the following is a court order requiring a witness to produce records for a trial | <\>subpoena ducestecum<\i> |
| The thing speaks for itself Which of the following is evidence showing that negligence showing that by the accused person may be reasonably inferred from the nature of the injury occurring to the Plaintiffs | Red IPAs loquitur |
| The criteria of " duty owed, dereliction of duty, direct cause,and damages" are used in reference to which of the following situations | Assessing the possibility of negligence |
| A PT implied consent usually covers which one of the following procedures | Blood test |
| Which of the following would best exemplify the concept of "res ipsa loquitur " | A surgeon leaves a sponge in a PT 's abdominal cavity after abdominal surgery |
| Which of the following is a legally binding request to provide records or documents to a court that is usually issued to the person considered the custodian of the records | Subpoena duces tecm |
| In some states a minor is legally unable to make treatment decisions with limited exceptions. Under which circumstances would a 16 yr old minor suffering from cancer, be allowed to refuse treatment | Being an emancipated minor |
| A medical assistant makes a medication error while under the physicians direction. The PT is injured and files a medical malpractice lawsuit. The court determines that the physician is liable for the medical assistants negligence this is known as the doct | Responded at superior |
| The purpose of the Good Samaritan Act is to protect healthcare providers rendering first aid from | Civil and criminal liability |
| The law requires that which one of the following be reported to the appropriate authorities | Suspected child abuse |
| The statute that defines what is included in the practice of medicine, establishes the requirements for licensure, and establishes the grounds for he suspension or revocation of a license is called the | Medical malpractice Act |
| Substitution of another surgeon without the PT consent when the PT has already received anesthesia and has no idea that a substitution has been made is called | Ghost surgery |
| If a caring family member asked about a PT treatment, the medical assistant should | Provide only information that has been authorized by the PT |
| If a physician accepts payment from another physician solely for referral of a PT , both are guilty of an unethical practice called | Fee splitting |
| Dr. Martian agrees to preform an appendectomy on Mrs Ohara she has already received anesthesia and is prepped for surgery but dr. Martin is double booked so he allows the chief resident to perform the surgery on Mrs Ohara. The practice of substituting an | Ghost surgery |
| Abraham Maslow ' hierarchy of needs' correct order is | Phycological needs, safety and security,love and belonging,esteem and recognition,self actualization |
| Dr . Kubler Ross ' five stages of death and dying". In order | Correct order is denial,anger,bargaining,depression, and acceptance |
| The technique used to let a PT know how you interpreted the message they said is communicating is called | Restating |
| The justification of behavior with socially acceptable reasons and the tendency to ignore the real reasons underlying the behavior is a defense mechanism | Rationalization ' I ate a light lunch so I can pig out now' |
| Educating female PT's on signs and symptoms of a myocardial infarction includes | Unexplained dizziness,shortness of breath,back pain or aching and throbbing in the biceps or forearms |
| When explaining the drug use terminology to the PT prophylactic is best explained as | Vaccines to prove that the occurrence of a condition |
| When educating your PT which of the following is is not recommend for deep vein thrombosis | Avoid compression socks |
| Instructioning a PT in the clean catch collection of urine, midstream urine | Go from front to back |
| With respect to educating PT's on the functions of minerals in the body, which combination of mineral to sources is correct | Iron nuts, whole grains, vegetables, coffee,tea,cocoa and egg yolks |
| Diabetic PT education must be acknowledged and followed by the PT Which is not recommend for the diabetic PT | Maintain plasma glucose level between 120&200mg/dl |
| An organization that contracts with the government to handle and mediate insurance claims from the medical facilities,home health agencies or medical services or supplies | Fiscal intermediary ( pays Medicare part B) |
| Workers compensation insurance provides benefits for | Occupational injuries |
| A written authorization by the PT giving the insurance company the right to pay the physician directly for billed services is known as | Assignments of benefits |
| A non-duplication of benefits is also called | Coordination of benefits |
| A payment method used by many managed care organizations in which a fixed amount of money is reimbursed to the provider for PT's enrolled during a specific period of time, no matter what services are Recieved or how many visits are made | Capitation |
| This insurance covers health benefits program for the spouses and dependent children of veterans suffering total, permanent,service connected disabilities and for surviving spouses and dependent children of veterans who died as a result of service related | Champav |
| Claims for Medicaid PT's enrolled in a managed care plan are paid according to what fee schedule | Capitated |
| Medicare part B covers | Prescription medical equipment |
| Claims with a signed assignment of benefits are paid to the | Physician |
| The notice sent to the PT showing the amount owed to the physician is called the | Itemized statement |
| Where are the diagnosis codes found that are descriptive of the disease or condition presented by the PT | ICD code |
| The term total permanent IMPAIRMENT means that the PT | Is unable to perform previous occupational duties |
| Medicare part B pays physicains on a fee scale consisting 3 parts 1 physicians work 2 charge based professional liability expenses 3charged based over head this fee scale is known as | (RBRVS) resource based relative value scale |
| A person who holds a health benefit plan is a | Subscriber |
| In 2006 drug and prescription benefits were added allowing Medicare recipients the option of choosing at a reduced cost a plan hat pays for prescription drugs with just a small co payment from the PT beneficiaries choose the drug plan and pay a monthly pr | Medicare part D |
| Accepting assignment on a Medicare claim means that the physician is compensated | 80% of approved amount |
| Traditional health insurance plans that pay for all or a share of the cost of covered services, regardless of which physician , hospital, or tot her licensed healthcare provider is used . Policyholders and their dependents choose when and where to get hea | Indemnity plan |
| A range of usual fees in the same community is the | Prevailing fee |
| For deposit only - is an example of what type of endorsement | Restrictive |
| Things that are owed or debts are called | Liabilities |
| In a collection situation when a statement is returned marked "MOVED- no forwarding address" the account may be termed | A skip |
| This type of check is a banks own check drawn on itself and signed. by the bank cashier or other authorized official . This check is obtained by paying the bank the amount on the check | Cashiers check |
| Which of the following represents a successful 'trial balance" | All transactions balance with the end of the day journal |
| An employer is required to make payments for which of the following | FUTA |
| Once a delinquent account has been turned over to a collection agency,the physician's office should | Refer all inquiries to the collection agency |
| Tthey cost to a physician for services of a collection agency is usually | A percentage of each amount collected |
| Non- sufficient funds or NSF refers to the situation in which the bank | Returns a deposited check from an account thT does not have enough funds to cover the amount of the check |
| The words " for deposit only " specify what type of endorsement | Restrictive |
| Which of the following represents the total of all PT outstanding balances owed to the practice | Accounts receivable |
| Employers are required by law to withhold certain amounts from employees earnings. These amounts must be reported and forwarded to the IRS to be applied toward payment of income tax. The in me tax with holdings is also known as | W-4 |
| The process of proving that a bank statement and checkbook balance and are in agreement is known as | Reconciliation |
| Expenses that will most likely be included in the capital budget for a medical facility are | Medical equipment |
| This type of check has a detachable form. The detachable portion is used to itemize or specify the purpose for which the check is drawn and shows discounts and various itemization the detachable portion is removed before payment | Voucher check |
| The method used to accommodate apps. For minor emergencies in the physicians office is to | Leave unassigned slots in the appointment schedule |
| It is recommended that a multipurpose ABC fire extinguisher be ready available and prominently mounted in a visible , convenient place in the office the proper way to operate a fire extinguisher is to | (PASS) pull the pin, aim the hose, squeeze the handle and sweep the nozzle |
| To prevent back pain or a work place injury when working an object, ergonomically, which ergonomic stance is not recommend | Keep feet together |
| Which of the following is the best method of interacting with an angry PT in the reception area | Invite the PT into a room out of the reception area |
| When a PT fails to show up for an appt. the medical assistant should | Document the failed appt. in the PTs chart |
| Who is the legal owner of the medical record | The physician, or medical facility which initiated and developed the record |
| A method of prioritizing PTs so that he most urgent receive care first is called | Triage |
| The medical assistant develops a matrix or a template prior to creating the physicians schedule in order to | Block out time slots when the physician is not available to see PTs |
| Tthey signature of the treating physician medical assistant or other healthcare provider on the medical record indicates that the record is accurate this is called | Authentification |
| When a PT cancels an appt. or merely does not show up the correct action is to | Call the PT and try to reschedule and document the missed appt. |
| When performing medical aseptic hand washing the hands should be positioned | Below the elbows |
| Teresa is responsible for sterilizing instruments she places a biological sterilization indicator into the autoclave what info is provided by the biological sterilization indicator | The presence of spores in the autoclave |
| Teresa disinfects the exam tables in between each PT using 1:10 bleach solution. in order for the process to be effective she must | Prepare the solution according to the recommended dilution,store the solution in a closed container to avoid evaporation, change after the recommend period expiration |
| While teresa is preparing a blood specimen for laboratory analysis , the container tips over and blood spills on the table what should she do | Don personal protective equipment such as gloves use a clean up kit sprinkle congealing powder over the spill scoop up the spill place the contents in a bag wipe area with germicide, place all contaminated materials in the biohazard container |
| What are the two most important factors in performing an effective hand wash | Friction and running water |
| According to the standard precaution guidelines, personal protective equipment MUST be worn whenever there is contact with | Blood |
| The most effective method of sterilization is | Autoclaving |
| The destruction of all microorganisms is known as | Sterilization |
| The third level of infection control is | Sterilization |
| Sterilization is the | Destruction of all microbial life |
| A Hemostat is used to | Control bleeding |
| Forceps are used to | Hold tissue |
| What instrument holds open layers of tissue, exposing the areas beneath | Retractors |
| What kind of machines do electrocardiograph technicians operate | EKG |
| What instruments have sharp edges and are used to incise skin and tissue | Cutting and dissecting instruments |
| Which of the following is a surgical instrument with slender jaws used for grasping blood vessels and establishing homeostasis | Hemostat clamp |
| Instruments used to take blood pressure are | Sphygmomanometer and stethoscope |
| When obtaining a PTs blood pressure , the PT arm should be | At the level of the heart |
| What instrument is used to examine the interior structure of the eye | Ophthalmoscope |
| A closed ended question would be | Do you have a headache |
| You have just veinupucture on your PT and the PT says she feels like she is going to faint . What position do you put her in | Trendelenburg ( lying supine postion with feet raised higher then the head in order to get blood flow to the Brian |
| Laying on your left side with one left arm behind there body and right knee bent is what postion | The SIMS postion |
| CHEYNE stokes describes a | Type of respiration ( marked by apnea lasting 10-60 seconds) |
| A deficiency of vit B-12 leads to which type of anemia | Pernicious |
| A medical assistant taking a pulse by listening to the heart is taking a | Listening to the pulse rate at the apex of the heart and is the apical pulse |
| The receptors for hearing and equilibrium are located in the | The inner ear |
| Urine is formed in the | Kidneys ( Nephrons from urine ) |
| The 3 sections of the small intestine are | Duodenum, jejunum, and ileum |
| A PT diagnosed with epistaxis has | A bloody nose |
| The outermost part of the pericardial membranes is the | Fibrous pericardum |
| The duodenum is part of the | Small intestine ( first part ) small subdivision of the small intestine |
| A doughnut shaped gland that encircles the urethra is the | The prostate gland |
| The part of the pharynx that is a passageway for air only is the | Nasopharynx |
| Where is the stomach located | Under the diaphram |
| The most important digestive enzyme in the gastric juice is | Pepsin |
| A PT short of breath should be put in what position on the examination table? | Fowlers postion ( a semi sitting postion at a 45 degree angle |
| Which of the following types of intramuscular injection is recommend for the administration of irritating or staining medications | Z-track ( is used to create a zig zag path of insertion that seals the needle track to prevent leakage back into the tissue along the needle path |
| Teresa's PT just has been informed that she is pregnant. Teresa explains to the PT that she should not take any medications without the knowledge of her doctor, medications considered safe by the FDA are categorized | Categorie A |
| The physician orders 1 gram of medication for injection on hand is 0.5 per ml how many ML be administered | Have / want/ need 2.0ML |
| Two tablespoons of medication are equal to | 30 ML |
| Teresa has been given the following physician order : keflex 500 mg giving intramuscularly the drug that is available is keflex 1000mg/ml the amount of the drug that should be drawn up is | 0.5ml ( dosage ordered/ dosage available / X quantity) 500mg/100mgx1ml =0.5ml |
| For a medication to be maintained at the proper blood level , it must be given | At the right time |
| What is a fenestrated sterile drape | A drape that is put over the PT with the opening over the area where the surgical procedure will be performed |
| Most instruments are classified according to their fuction, which instrument is classified as a dilating/ probing instrument | Specula |
| Which of the following is a surgery that is used to treat an absence | Incision and drainage |
| Instruments required by the physician for a basic suture set - up include | Needle holders and scissors |
| For minor surgical procedures , acceptable skin cleansing agents include all of the following except | Acetone ( used are betadine / hibiclens/ and providing- iodine ) |
| Which of these statements are true regarding angioplasty | Angioplasty is used to restore blood flow to ischemic myocardial tissue ( angioplasty is used to balloon open a closing arteries in,order to prevent infarction it is a catheter that is used with a balloon on the end and a stent is then put into the arte |
| Sensitivity testing in microbiology is performed to | Check for antibiotic sensitivity to the bacteria |
| Egg cells are produced where | Ovarian follicles |
| The body part that matches with the popliteal artery is the | Leg |
| Where do peristaltic waves occur | Esophagus |
| The largest glandular organ in the body is the | Liver |
| The fuction of insulin is to | Assist glucose into the cells |
| The growth hormone is produced in the | Pituitary |
| The site of fertilization is usually the one | Fallopian tubes |
| Urine is formed in the | Nephron |
| Sperm and egg cell maturity begin at | Puberty |
| The mucous membrane that lines the inner surface of the eyelid is called | Conjunctiva |
| The outermost of the pericardial membranes is the | Fibrous pericardum |
| Term that refers to severe allergic response is | Anaphylactic shock |
| A deficiency in B12 can cause which type of anemia | Pernicious |
| A MA listening to the heart is taking a | Apical pulse |
| The receptors for hearing and equilibrium are located in the | Inner ear |
| Urine is formed in the | Nephrons |
| The pharynx that is a passage way for only air is the | Nasopharynx |
| Prostatic hypertrophy is | Enlarged prostate |
| Growth hormone is produced | Pituitary |
| Egg cells are produced where | Ovarian follicles |
| The function of insulin is to | Assist glucose into the cells |
| Urine is formed in the | Nephrons |
| The ventral cavity refers to the | Anterior body cavities |
| Night blindness may be caused by a lack of | Vitamin A |
| The kidneys are located behind the | Behind the peritoneum |
| During swollowing the larynx is covered by the | Epiglottis |
| Which of the following means pertaining to after meals | Postprandial |
| Low blood sugar is | HYPOTENTION |
| The prefix "AD" means | Towards In the direction of |
| Encephalopathy. Is defined as | Dysfunction of the brain |
| Which of the four elements before negligence has been proven | Defamation |
| HIPAA requires covered entities to submit Medicare claims | Through electronic data change |
| Athe physician informs the MA that he will no longer treat a PT who refuses to follow his medical advice or treatment plan what should the MA do | Send registered letter to PT informing them to find a new doctor( letter of formal withdrawal |
| Where do you find the pulse for the DORSALIS pedis artery on the PT | Behind the knee |
| The thoracic cavity is lined by the | Pleural membrane |
| Where is chyme production | Stomach |
| What is the most common blood disorder | Anemia |
| Normal bacteria that is found in the intestinal track and the most common cause for uti's is | <I>E.coli<|>. |
| Which of the following is not associated with insulin dependent diabetes mellitus (IDDM) | Type two |
| The universal donor has what blood type | O- |
| He normal specific gravity of urine which measures the ability of kidneys to concentrate urine ranges from | 1.010-1.030 |
| What should be done I'd a person exhibits changing levels of consciousness | Have the PT lie down |
| The appropriate first response mot a syncope episode is to | Place the PT in the supine with legs elevated |
| An AFEBRILE PT is | Without fever |
| The correct method used to perform a breast exam is | Palpation |
| When instilling eye drops where is the proper placement of the drops | Lower conjunctival sac |
| teresa is newly diagnosed with type 1 diabetes mellitus he is RECIEVING insulin what side effects must teresa be taught to look for | Hypoglycemic reaction ( tachycardia/ palpation/sweating/nervousness/headache/confusion and fatigue |
| Intra dermal injections (TB)are injected | Anterior forearm and upper back |
| Injections like the flu shot are injected into the deltoid caution must be taken to avoid | The radial and ulnar nerves |
| What sutures do not require removal | Catgut |
| Which of the following is not a physical therapy modality | Immobilization |
| Cold sterilization is achieved though the use of | Chemicals |
| The tympanic thermometer is inserted into the | Ear |
| The SNELLEN chart is used for | Sight |
| HIT | Essential implementation of the EMR |
| ACO | Group of dr's. Hospitals and health care workers providers come together voluntarily to give high quality care to Medicare PT's |
| INI ( triple aim initated) | 3 dimensions of PT care improving health and per-capita |
| PT centered | Places needs and preference of the PT at the core |
| Dodo | Sterile packing material acts as an antiseptic that inhibits growth of microorganisms |
| Serous | Contains serum only |
| Serosanguineous | Both serum and blood |
| CLIA WAVIED test | HbA1c/ hematocrit/ESR |
| Not CLIA WAVIED test | Differential counts |
| PPM | Moderate complexity |
| Classified PPM | Urine sediment examination |
| Quality Assurance | Procedures that are designed to ensure accuracy and precision of lab tests |
| ANISOCYTOSIS reported on a differential count means | Size of RBC |
| What counts would help diagnosing , evaluating and treatment of different types of ANEMIA and BLEEDING DISORDERS | RBC INDICES |
| OGTT test | Fast for 10 hours |
| HELICOBACTER PYLORI | Peptic ulcer |
| ANTIGENS | Determines persons blood type |
| LOC | Obgyn office |
| PRESBYCUSIS | Hearing loss with age |
| MYDRATIC | Dilate pupils |
| MIOTICS | Constrict pupils |
| Drugs are eliminated from the body from the | Kidney |
| Choledochocolitiase | Stones in the bile duct |
| Pancreatic | Accessory organ for digestion |
| Cheil/o | Lips |
| Pharynx | Throat |
| Deglutition | Swallowing |
| Mastication | Chewing |
| Digestive system | 30 feet long starts at mouth ends at anus |
| Neoplasma | Tumor |
| Pancreas | Exercise gland to manufacture digestive juices |
| HELICOBACTER pylori | Stomach ulcers |
| Aphagia | Loss of ability to swallow |
| Icterus | Jaundice |
| Lieus | Twisting of the intestines or bowel |
| Cholelithiasis/ ( gallstones) | Hardening cholesterol stones formed by crystallization |
| Hyperemesis | Vomiting of blood |
| Glycogenesis | Conversation of simple sugar into complex sugar (starch ) stored in the liver |
| Cholelithiasis | Presence of stones in the gallbladder |
| When an order arrives from the supplier the box should be inventoried the list is called | Packing slip |
| An approach of sensitivity to an individuals needs begins with the initial contact the approach is called | Empathy |
| An example of a Medicare HCPCS CODE NUMBER IS | Alpha to numbers example J0540 |
| Fiscal intermediay | is a private company that has a contract with Medicare to pay part A and some of part B bills |
| Banking fees will appear on a monthly statement in the form of a | Service charge |
| Summaries identifying which accounts are 30,60,90,120 days overdue include | Age analysis |
| Fee profile | Average of Doctor fees over a period of time is known as |
| Regulation Z of truth of lending act / how many installments are in this act | More then four |
| When reconciling a bank account the OUT STANDING CHECKS are | Those that have not cleared the bank |
| Clean catch | On second motion cleanse directly across the meatus front to back using another antiseptic wipe |
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