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CMA CH. 5&6 (MJCC)

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Which of the following pulses is palpated behind the knee? Apical, Brachial, Carotid, and Radial
Which ofthe following pulses is palpated with a stethoscope? Apical
If a bedridden patient has chills and is shivering, what would you expect the body temperature to be? Increased
When you are taking a radial pulse, were should you position the arm relation to the level of the heart? Below or at the same level
What would be considered a normal pulse for an average -sized 37 year old patient in good health? 60 to 80 beats per minute.
Which site for taking a infant's body temperature is considered to give the most accurate results? Temporal artery
Your patient has been diagnosed with uncontrolled hypertension. How would you expect his pulse to feel? Bounding
Dr. Xu is concerned that an elderly patient may be experiencing orthostatic hypotension. How would you check this patient's BP? With the cuff in place, take the BP with the patient lying down and then immediately after she stands.
Which pulse is palpated in the neck? Carotid
Which pulse is palpated in the antecubital space? Brachial
The systolic BP is measured during which Korotkoff phase? Phase I
When compared to the average patient, the expected resting pulse of a marathon runner would be ____________. Decreased
The process of chemical and physical change in the body that produces heat is called ________. Metabolism
Which assessments is NOT referred to as a cardinal sign? Height, weight, and BMI
An aural thermometer should not be used if the patient has ____. Bilateral impacted cerumen.
Which of the fo9llowing symptoms ay indicate that the patient has hypertension? Epistaxis, Headache, Vertigo, and Angina.
The temperature of a 3-year-old child with bilateral otitis externa is best taken with which thermometer? Temporal artery
While taking by vital signs on Mrs. Anderson, you note a difference between her radial and apical pulses. This problem is known as ________. The pulse deficit.
The internal functions of the body are constantly adaptive and changing to keep the body in balance. Maintenance of this complex process is called _________. Homeostasis
What statement best describes what it means to have good rapport with patients? You have smooth, pleasant relationships with them.
The section of the medical history that helps uncover existing or potiental health problems is called _______. Systems review
Which best describes a fever that fluctuates considerably (e.g., by more than 3 degree) and never returns to the normal range? Remittent fever
Which phase of sound is associated with a distinct, sharp tapping sound that continues rhythmically? Phase III
Persistent readings of 90/60 mm Hg or lower usually are considered ________. Hypotension
Which systems requires the shortest length of time to obtain an accurate temperature reading? Tympanic thermometer
When documenting a temperature reading on the patient chart, what abbreviation should be used to indicate the state of an oral reading? The site doesn not have to be indicated.
Which of the following processes involved in active listening seeks to summarize or simplify the sender's thoughts and feelings or to resolve an confusion in the message? Clarification
What includes demographic information? Database
Sally Tipoke, age 17, is scheduled for her first pap test today. She appears anxious and scared. What would be the most appropriate statement for the medical assistant? "You look worried about the exam. Can I answer any questions?"
Therapeutic interactions with children include all the following except? Allowing the child to decide whether a breathing treatment is needed.
What includes the patient's dietary habits, smoking history, and alcohol consumption? Social history
A medical assistant who is a good listener consistently _______ Provides feedback to clarify the patient's message
Which involves repeating or paraphrasing the patient's comments? Restatement
Which position requires the patient to lie flat on his or her back? Supine
Which of the following positions in achieved by lying prone with the head down, the knees bent, and the buttocks elevated? Knee-chest
Which examination position is used for rectal or sigmoid examination? Knee-chest
Which examination position is used for gynecologic examinations? Lithotomy
When writing in a paper record and an error is made, which of the following document guidelines is acceptable? Draw a line through the error
The provider preforms manipulation during the physical examination to gain information about the ______. Range of motion of the joint.
What is considered a safeguard mandated by HIPPA? Passwords access to all electronic health records, Computer monitor shields, and Turning monitors away from patient traffic areas.
Which position is used for examination of the front of the body, including the heart, breasts, and abdominal organs? Supine (horizontal recumbent) position
What is the easiest method for checking skin turgor? Pinch the skin on the posterior surface of the hand.
A few months ago, Mr. Thomas Johnson suffered a stroke that left him weakness on the right side. You need to assist him from his wheelchair onto the examination table. What technique should you use? Support Mr. Johnson close to your body on the left side.
Which is the est method of moving a heavy object/ Roll or push the item in the desired direction.
Which postion can be used for a rectal examination? Left lateral
The provider might use a _______ to assess a patient's ability to detect sound vibrations. Tuning fork
When preparing a patient for a physical examination, the medical assistant is responsible for all the following except Providing refill prescriptions as needed.
What is used to examine the interior of te eye, including the retina and intraocular vessels? Ophthalmoscope
What term is associated wit the process of measuring? Mensuration
Which of the following speech defects is the inability to speak because of the loss of the voice, commonly seen with laryngitis or overuse of the voice? Aphonia
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