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mop ch 6-8
mop ch 6-8 review-newkirk
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| this is determining the priority for treatment of of patient's in the office or the phone | triage |
| this type of consent is not a written contract but an example is nodding your head yes. | implied consent |
| in a medical record, it is acceptable to use white out. | false |
| copies/faxes should be filed in the client's chart. true or false. | true |
| POMR stands for | problem-oriented medical record. |
| In SOAP charting the "a" stands for | assessment |
| In SOAP charting the "s" stands for | subjective |
| In SOAP charting the "o" stands for | objective |
| In soap charting the "p" stands for | plan |
| these are the type of the symptoms that are felt by the patient | subjective symptoms |
| these are the type of sympoms in a patient that u see. | objective |
| this is known as the symptoms causing the most trouble. | the chief complaint |
| this type of immunity activates antibody production when the body is attacked by pathogens | cell-mediated immunity |
| an example of this type of immunity is immunizations | passive immunization |
| this is maintaining pathogen-free or pathogen-controlled envvironment | asepsis |
| handwashing is an example of this type of asepsis | medical asepsis |
| OSHA was established in this year | 1970 |
| this virus is causee by inflammation of the liver. | hepatitis |
| hep A and Hep E is transmitted by this route | oral and fecal |
| True or false, there is a vaccine for HIV | false |
| chemical process used to remove or destroy pathogens and microorganisms | decontamination |
| this machine is used fro sensitive equipment that might be damaged by sterilization | autoclave |
| two types of sanitation | manual and ultrasonic |
| this type of sanitation involves soaking instruments in disinfectant and cleansing with a scrub brush | manual sanitation |
| this level of disinfectants is used for tables or countertops | low-level |
| this level of disinfectants are used for stethoscopes and blood pressure cuffs | intermediate-level |
| this level of disinfectants are are used for items that come in contact with mucosal membranes | high-level disinfectant |
| this uses distilled water to heat objects greater thsn 250 degrees to sterilize | autoclave |
| the lenght of time instruments should be in the autoclave | fifteen minutes |
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