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Questions to prepare for national certification (AMT, NHA, AAMA).

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show Height and weight  
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What are vital signs?   show
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Schedule I Drugs   show
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Schedule II Drugs   show
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Schedule III Drugs   show
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Schedule IV Drugs   show
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show Least chance for abuse  
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Signs   show
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show Subjective, implied illness indicators  
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show Study of drugs, actions, dosages, and side effects  
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show Study of the action of drugs within the body based on administration, rate of absorption, duration of action, and elimination from the body  
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Pharmacodynamics   show
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show Gown, mask, goggles, gloves  
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show Gloves, goggles, gown, mask  
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show 60-100 bpm  
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show 120/80 mm Hg  
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Hypertension starts at   show
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Width of BP cuff?   show
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show 90°  
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show 45°  
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show 15°  
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show Patient, medication, route, time, documentation, dose  
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show Plasma  
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Most important antisepsis for MA?   show
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Normal body temperature   show
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show 2 minutes  
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show Sterilization  
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show Yellow, clear, light blue, red, gold/tiger top, mint green, dark green, lavender, grey  
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show EDTA  
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Light blue tube additive   show
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show Heparin  
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show 70% isopropyl alcohol  
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Antecubital veins   show
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show 2 mm  
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show Fistula  
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Electrolytes   show
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Where to apply tourniquet?   show
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Maximum number of venipuncture attempts from phlebotomist or MA?   show
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show 1 minute  
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show 30°  
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show 10°  
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Needle gauge   show
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What are CEUs?   show
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show Electrocardiogram - Noninvasive test that records electrical activity of the heart  
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V1 chest lead   show
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V2 chest lead   show
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show Between V2 and V4  
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V4 chest lead   show
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show 5th intercostal space, left anterior axillary line  
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V6 chest lead   show
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Grounding lead   show
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show Right arm, left arm, left leg  
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show Epicardium, myocardium, endocardium  
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Blood pressure sounds   show
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show Systole  
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Relaxing phase of the heart   show
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Pacemaker of the heart   show
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show SA node, AV node, Purkinje fibers, bundle of His  
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Average amount of blood in the body?   show
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The left atrium receives oxygenated blood from the   show
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Heart has potential energy for the next cardiac cycle   show
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show Repolarization  
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show Time  
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show Voltage  
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show P, Q, R, S, T  
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Segment   show
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show Movement away from baseline  
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show Several waveforms together  
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Interval   show
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show Automaticity, conductivity, contractility, excitability  
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show Vena cava  
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The right ventricle receives deoxygenated blood from the   show
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show Carry blood away from the heart  
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Veins   show
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P wave   show
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QRS complex   show
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T wave   show
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AV node pause   show
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AV node firing rate   show
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SA node firing rate   show
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show Front of the body  
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Posterior   show
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show Side of the body  
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Prone   show
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Supine   show
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Fowler's position   show
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show Laying on back with knees up  
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show Laying on left side with left arm and shoulder behind body, right leg and arm sharply flexed on table, left knee slightly flexed  
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show Laying on back with buttocks on the lower end of the table with feet in stirrups  
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show Autoclave  
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show DTaP, HIB, MMR, HBV, VZV, IPV  
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show Influenza, pneumococcal, herpes zoster, tetanus  
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Pediatric dosage calculation   show
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show 10 minutes - hands, wrists, forearms  
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show Chief complaint  
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show Diagnosis  
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show Treatment  
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abx   show
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Rx   show
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Bx   show
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show Now, immediately  
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show Present illness  
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Dys   show
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show No known allergies  
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show No known drug allergies  
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ROM   show
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show Past history  
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show Review of systems  
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FH   show
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SH   show
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c/o   show
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show As needed  
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show Dispense as written  
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sig   show
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show Sublingual  
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gt/gtt   show
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-tomy   show
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-ectomy   show
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show Crush, break  
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show To view  
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-scope   show
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show Condition of  
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show Inflammation  
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-oma   show
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show Pertaining to  
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show Health Insurance Protection & Portability Act  
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Informed consent   show
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Expressed consent   show
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show Snellen chart  
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show Tuberculosis  
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Normal blood glucose   show
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show 13-17 g/dL (men), 12-15 g/dL (women)  
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Normal oxygen saturation   show
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show Mid stream clean-catch  
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Best time to test urine Hcg levels   show
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show Friction, soap, warm running water  
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Universal blood donor   show
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Infection acquired in a medical facility   show
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show 30  
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show 21-22  
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show Fleshy portion of ring or middle finger, slightly to the side of center and perpendicular to whorls  
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Why does the first drop of blood from a capillary puncture get wiped away?   show
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Order of draw for capillary puncture   show
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Hypertension   show
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show Low blood pressure  
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Chronic bronchitis and emphysema   show
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show Fast heart rate  
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Bradycardia   show
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Tissue death from lack of oxygen to the heart   show
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show Angina pectoris  
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Abnormal heart sound   show
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show Heart palpitation  
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show Arteriosclerosis  
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show Pacemaker  
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show Stress test  
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Young, soft bone bends and breaks - simplest fracture   show
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Broken ends of bone do not pierce through skin   show
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Bone pierces through skin   show
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show Comminuted fracture  
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Bringing two bones closer together   show
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show Extension  
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Movement toward midsection   show
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Movement of an extremity away from midline   show
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show 19-25  
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show 55-65%  
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show Percussion hammer  
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show Stethoscope  
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Instrument used for taking blood pressure   show
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show Ophthalmoscope  
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Instrument used to view ears   show
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Basic two dimensional radiograph commonly performed in a physician's office   show
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Detailed radiograph that permits cross-sectional views of a body region   show
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Test using a magnetic field and nonionizing radiation to produce images of the body   show
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show Ultrasound  
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Auscultation   show
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Manipulation   show
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show Use of hands and/or fingertips to assess/feel for positions and sizes of organs, masses, lumps, or other abnormalities; skin moisture/temperature, and joint flexibility  
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show Assessing density of body structures by tapping  
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show Distal to proximal  
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Maximum amount of time before suture removal   show
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What should the MA note when changing wound dressing?   show
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show 12  
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show 5  
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show 7  
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show Adverse reaction  
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show Allergic reaction  
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Most serious heat emergency   show
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Surgical asepsis   show
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Opening or separation of an incision site   show
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show Avulsion  
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show Assess responsiveness  
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What do you do if victim is breathing but has no pulse?   show
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show Serous  
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Bloody wound drainage   show
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show Serosanguineous  
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show Purulent  
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show Rapid, weak pulse and breathing; cold, pale skin  
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show Ishihara test  
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show Occult blood test  
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show Pap smear  
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show Sims position  
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Position used for vaginal exam   show
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Instrument used for vaginal exam   show
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Position for patients with difficulty breathing   show
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Low blood pressure that occurs when standing up from sitting or laying down   show
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show Standing, sitting, supine  
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Forms of sterilization   show
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Components of autoclave   show
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show Transfer forceps  
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Instrument used to grasp blood vessels   show
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Scissors with blunt tip on bottom blade   show
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Knives of varying blades and sizes used for cutting, dissecting, and incising   show
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show Forceps  
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show Curette  
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Outer layers of skin removed from scraping   show
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Top layers of skin are bruised and bleeding occurs below skin from blunt trauma   show
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Smooth cut made from surgery   show
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show Laceration  
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show Puncture  
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How many times do you invert a venipuncture collection tube?   show
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show Audiometry  
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show Spirometer  
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show Buccal  
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Medicine administered under the tongue   show
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show Transdermal  
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show First degree burn  
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Burn involving epidermis, dermis, and some subcutaneous tissue   show
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show Third degree burn  
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show Hemorrhage  
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Low blood sugar   show
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High blood sugar   show
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show Seizures  
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show Syncope  
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show 18%  
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Muscle most often used for IM injections   show
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show Z-track  
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show Transient ischemic attack (TIA)  
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show Tuning fork  
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ECG paper speed   show
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Interruptions or disturbances in the ECG strip caused by activity outside of the heart   show
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ECG movement that results from electrodes that are too tight or loose, dirty, or patient has oily skin   show
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Absence of heart rate   show
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show Ectopic beat  
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Uncoordinated ventricular contractions   show
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Ventricular rate of 150-300 bpm   show
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show Atrial fibrillation  
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show Premature ventricular contraction  
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Atrial contraction that occurs early   show
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show Paroxysmal atrial tachycardia  
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Atrial rate of 250-350 bpm that produces a "saw tooth" pattern   show
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show 1 mm x 1 mm; represents 0.1 mV vertical and 0.04 s horizontal  
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show 5 mm x 5 mm; represents 0.5 mV vertical and 5 blocks = 1 s  
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ECG 6 second rule   show
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ECG 300 rule   show
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show Number of small boxes between 2 consecutive R waves / 1500  
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show Holter monitor  
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show Electrophysiology  
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Dilation of an arterial vessel wall or heart chamber due to weakening or ballooning   show
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Hardening and thickening of the arteries with plaque and lipid accumulation   show
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Heart fails to generate adequate blood output   show
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Blood clot   show
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Mass that enters the bloodstream   show
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Inflammation of the inner lining of the heart that causes permanent valve damage   show
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Inflammation of the pericardium   show
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show Mitral valve stenosis  
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show Valvular regurgitation  
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Disease of the heart muscle   show
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show Hematoma  
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show Biopsy  
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Removal of dead skin tissue   show
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Five types of bones   show
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show Identify topic and purpose, assess patient's ability and needs, develop plan, implement plan, document, evaluate patient understanding, reevaluate on follow up  
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show Hair removal, skin cleaning, draping  
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DTaP vaccine   show
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MMR vaccine   show
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show Brain  
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Spinal cavity   show
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show Lungs, heart, large blood vessels  
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Abdominal cavity   show
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Pelvic cavity   show
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show Papule  
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show Nodule  
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Elevated, fluid-filled lesion   show
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Flat, elevated lesion   show
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show Osteoporosis  
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show Osteoarthritis  
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show Gout  
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Medical term for nose bleed   show
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show Liver  
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show Spleen  
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show Pancreas  
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show Gallbladder  
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What is the function of lymph?   show
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Condition in which blood does not have enough healthy red blood cells   show
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show Somatic tremors  
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Destroying tissue by freezing   show
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show Electrosurgery  
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show Endoscopy  
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Use of narrow beams for diagnostic and treatment applications   show
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Tube containing serum separator   show
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Tube used for coagulation studies   show
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How much urine should be collected for a specimen?   show
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show 25-27  
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show 2.2 lb  
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Body's ability to maintain normal state   show
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show 1 hour  
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Chemical properties of urine   show
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Components of urinalysis   show
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show Erythrocytes, leukocytes, thrombocytes  
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Most abundant leukocytes in human body   show
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show Basophils  
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Essential component of hemoglobin   show
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Breakdown of food into usable units to provide growth and energy production   show
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Medication with quickest action   show
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Age for baseline ECG   show
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show Every 1-3 years  
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show 40 years (women)  
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show Nothing by mouth  
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show By mouth  
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show Every  
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show Hour  
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ac   show
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show After meals  
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show Every day  
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show Every other day  
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qh   show
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bid   show
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tid   show
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qid   show
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show Hour of sleep (bedtime)  
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show Every hour of sleep (bedtime)  
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f/u   show
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show Chest x-ray  
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d/c   show
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Melan/o   show
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show White  
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Erythr/o   show
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Cyan/o   show
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show Shortness of breath  
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-algia   show
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Nephr/o   show
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Hepat/o   show
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Cardi/o   show
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show Ear  
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Opthalm/o   show
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show Muscle  
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show Bone  
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Gastr/o   show
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Hemat/o   show
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show Lung  
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Cost/o   show
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Cephal/o   show
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show Intestines  
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Hyster/o   show
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Oophor/o   show
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show Fallopian tube  
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show Testicle  
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Gravid/o   show
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show Prostate  
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Phleb/o   show
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show Eardrum  
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-emesis   show
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show Breathing  
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show Condition of blood  
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show Hardening  
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show Puncture to remove fluid  
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show Surgical repair  
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-graph   show
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show Condition of urine  
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show Destruction  
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-rrhea   show
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MA administrative duties   show
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show Take medical histories, record vital signs, explain procedures, prepare patients for exams, assist physician with exams and procedures, perform ECG, collect and prepare lab specimens (urine, blood), administer medications and injections, etc.  
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Inflammation of lungs due to aspiration, bacteria, virus, fungus, or protozoa   show
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show Bronchitis  
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show Apnea  
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show Rhinorrhea  
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Painful urination   show
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show Nephrolithiasis  
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Inflammation of the bladder   show
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show Gastritis  
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Also known as acid reflux, condition that affects the lower esophageal sphincter   show
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Erosive area on stomach lining   show
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Inflammation of the appendix   show
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Inflammation of diverticula in the colon   show
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show Pituitary gland  
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Gland that secretes thyroxine and triiodothyronine   show
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show Adrenal glands  
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show Pineal gland  
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show Diabetes mellitus  
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Excess production of thyroid hormones   show
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Underactive thyroid gland   show
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Demyelination of the central nervous system   show
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Chronic seizure disorder   show
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show Cerebrovascular accident (CVA)  
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Nearsightedness   show
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Farsightedness   show
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show Diplopia  
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show Strabismus  
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show Astigmatism  
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show Conjunctivitis  
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show Glaucoma  
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show Cataract  
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show Otitis media  
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Infection and inflammation of the outer ear   show
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show Dysmenorrhea  
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Absence of menstruation   show
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show Metorrhagia  
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Increase in bleeding amount and duration   show
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show Primigravida  
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More than one pregnancy   show
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Pregnancy outside of the uterus   show
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show Hysterectomy  
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show Oophorectomy  
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show Salpingo-oophorectomy  
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Infection and inflammation of the reproductive tract   show
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show Candidiasis  
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show Leiomyomas  
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Condition of pregnancy characterized by edema, hypertension, and proteinuria   show
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Excess protein in urine   show
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Accumulation of fluid in tissues, causing swelling   show
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Miscarriage that occurs naturally   show
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Scraping of uterine lining   show
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Magnified direct inspection of the cervix to detect cancer or other abnormalities   show
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Test to screen for cervical cancer   show
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show Vasectomy  
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show Orchiopexy  
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Inflammation of the urethra   show
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Infection of the kidney   show
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show Chronic renal failure  
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show Hematuria  
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show Urinary tract infection (UTI)  
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-rrhaphy   show
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-pathy   show
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show Paralysis  
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-plasty   show
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show Recording  
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show Surgical creation of an opening  
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Branch of medicine specializing in infants, children, and adolescents   show
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Branch of medicine specializing in the elderly   show
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Branch of medicine specializing in blood   show
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Branch of medicine specializing in the kidneys   show
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Branch of medicine specializing in the ears, nose, and throat   show
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Branch of medicine specializing in women's health   show
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show Ophthalmology  
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Branch of medicine specializing in cancer prevention and treatment   show
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Branch of medicine specializing in the heart   show
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show Hepatology  
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Branch of medicine specializing in the skin   show
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show Gastroenterology  
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show Endocrinology  
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Branch of medicine specializing in the nervous system   show
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show Pulmonology  
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show Radiology  
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show Obstetrics  
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show Urology  
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show Rheumatology  
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show Psychiatry  
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show Phlebotomy  
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What is the preferred collection site for venipuncture?   show
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show Below the IV site or on the other arm  
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What does a general minor surgery tray contain?   show
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What does a suture tray contain?   show
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What does a suture removal tray contain?   show
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What does a staple removal tray contain?   show
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show Betadine  
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Proper solution for cleaning blood spills   show
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Main federal agency charged with the enforcement of safety and health legislation   show
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show Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments (CLIA)  
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Organization that accredits more than 21,000 health care organizations and programs in the United States   show
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Summary in the patient's own words explaining why they are seeking medical services   show
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show Medical history  
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show Family history  
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show Social history  
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show Review of systems  
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show Ask them to repeat back what you said (i.e. post surgery instructions, medications)  
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Neurological test used to determine balance when the patient is standing erect with their eyes closed   show
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show 5-6  
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Imaginary plane dividing the body into equal right and left halves   show
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show Transverse plane  
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Imaginary plane dividing the body into front and back halves   show
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Intradermal injection needle length   show
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Subcutaneous injection needle length   show
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Intramuscular injection needle length   show
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Machine that rapidly rotates specimens, using centrifugal force to separate substances; commonly used for blood and urine in a medical setting.   show
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How long should urine be centrifuged?   show
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Normal urine color   show
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Container used for disposal of needles   show
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When is the best time to collect a sputum sample?   show
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What is the normal range for an HbA1c test?   show
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Procedure used to remove earwax (cerumen)   show
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Surgical removal of the gallbladder   show
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show Appendectomy  
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show Tonsillectomy  
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Surgical removal of a kidney   show
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show Bacteria  
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What color does gram positive bacteria stain?   show
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What is Gram's method?   show
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How long can culture and sensitivity tests be kept at room temperature?   show
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show Mid stream clean-catch  
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show SOAP method  
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show Subjective  
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show Objective  
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show Assessment  
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Describes what the health care provider will do to treat the patient – ordering labs, referrals, procedures performed, medications prescribed, etc.   show
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show Double-booking  
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show Cluster scheduling  
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Specific number of patients scheduled at the top of the hour   show
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Hour long scheduling blocks broken down into smaller increments, usually 10-15 minutes   show
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show Time specific scheduling  
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Too many gaps between appointments   show
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show Health insurance  
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Insurance that covers only specific medical expenses   show
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show Medicaid  
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Federal government program for those over the age of 65 or with specific disabilities   show
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show Prepaid health plans  
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show Group health insurance  
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Portion of expense that the insured must pay before the person is entitled to benefits from the insurer   show
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Arrangement in which the insured pays a specified amount for various services and the health care provider pays the remainder; typically payed at time of appointment.   show
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Reimbursement is made to the provider based on a predetermined reimbursement leveL   show
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Medicare Part A   show
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show Supplemental insurance; medically necessary physician services, outpatient hospital and physical therapy services, speech pathology, etc.  
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Medicare Part C   show
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show Prescription drug plan  
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show PPO  
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Prepaid medical service plan where patients must use contracted providers   show
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Covers most health care services for veterans, their dependents and survivors   show
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Covers health care services for active military personnel   show
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show International Classification of Diseases (ICD)  
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Current coding revision   show
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show Current Procedural Terminology (CPT)  
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show Incubation, prodromal, acute illness, convalescent  
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show Incubation stage  
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show Prodromal stage  
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show Acute illness  
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show Convalescent stage  
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What is the chain of infection?   show
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What is the inflammatory response?   show
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What are the five indications of local inflammation?   show
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show Fever and increase of white blood cells  
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show Universal level of precautions used when caring for any patient  
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What are the three transmission based precautions?   show
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Wearing gloves, gown, and shoes, and designating equipment use for a single patient is using   show
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show Droplet precautions  
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show Airborne precautions  
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show Monitoring the surgical field to decrease patient risk  
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show Fire, electrical, radiation, and poison  
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show 320° F for 1 hour  
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show 250-254° F for 20-40 minutes  
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Normal adult respiration rate   show
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Healthy blood pressure values   show
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show 95° F  
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show Shock, environment, exposure to elements, thyroid disorders  
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Fever is defined as a temperature above   show
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What are the causes of fever?   show
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show Prepare and clean exam room and equipment, prepare patient by giving instructions, help with draping and gowning, and assisting the physician.  
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Size of capillary puncture blade for adults   show
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show 2.4 mm  
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show Urinalysis (dipstick and tablet reagent), occult blood, urine Hcg, blood glucose, ESR, Hgb, Hct, strep A, and ovulation testing  
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show Hematology, coagulation studies, blood chemistry, immunology, and microbiology  
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show Colonoscopy  
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Special scope used to visually examine the larynx, bronchi, and trachea   show
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Small device used to assess blood oxygen concentration   show
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show Angiography  
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Pounds to kilograms   show
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show Kilograms x 2.2  
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show PPE, CPR mask, one-way breathing valve device, bag-valve-mask, oxygen, first aid supplies, necessary medications  
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How do you control hemorrhage?   show
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How do you treat first-degree burns?   show
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show Cool skin with cold water or compress and apply a dry sterile dressing  
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How do you treat third-degree burns?   show
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How do you help a choking patient?   show
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How do you treat chest pain?   show
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show Give a form of simple sugar (juice, crackers, candy), perform a finger-stick blood glucose test, give a form of protein (milk, meat, peanut butter) if level remains low  
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How do you treat hyperglycemia?   show
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How do you treat seizures?   show
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show Assess ABCs, administer supplemental oxygen, position patient's extremities above heart level, closely monitor vitals, provide support, transfer to emergency services  
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How do you treat syncope?   show
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Breaking down of organic matter   show
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show Anabolism  
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Chemical processes that occur within a living organism in order to maintain life   show
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What nutrients does the human body need for growth, energy, and development?   show
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Deficiency of nutrients   show
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show B, C  
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Which vitamins are fat soluble?   show
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Toward the upper body region   show
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show Inferior  
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Front side of the body   show
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show Posterior  
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show 18%  
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show Anxiety  
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show Stress  
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A person's judgment of her or her own worth and value   show
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Who developed the Theory of Psychosocial Development?   show
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show 18 months-3 years  
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At what age would a child develop identity vs. role confusion?   show
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Who developed the Theory of Developmental Learning?   show
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show Sensorimotor (birth-2 years), preoperational (2-6 years), concrete operational (7-11 years), formal operations (12-adult)  
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show Kübler-Ross  
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show Denial and isolation, anger, bargaining, depression, acceptance  
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show Displacement  
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What is the assignment of feelings or motivation to another person, place, or thing?   show
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What are learned external behaviors and internal thought processes that are used to decrease discomfort and pain?   show
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What is the demonstration of behavior characteristics from a earlier developmental stage?   show
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What are important communication skills for an MA?   show
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show 3  
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As an MA doing phone triage, how can you manage the physician's time?   show
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show Giving any information about the patient's diagnoses, test results, medications, or procedures  
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Instance of negligence or incompetence on the part of a professional   show
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Patient has been seen within 3-5 years, depending on the practice's policy   show
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show Inactive patient file  
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Patient is deceased, has moved, or has reached legal age limit   show
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show Shredding  
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Medical records filed by the units of the patient's name   show
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show Numeric filing system  
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Medical records are filed in coordination with number and/or letters and each letter, group of letters, number, or group of numbers is designated with a specific color   show
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Who owns a patient's medical record?   show
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Annually updated manual of prescription drugs   show
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show Documentation or charting  
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show Policy and Procedure Manual  
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show Anti-infectives  
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Drugs that prevent vomiting   show
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Drugs that relieve pain without causing anesthesia   show
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show Antibiotics  
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Drugs that reduce pain and inflammation   show
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show Intravenous (IV)  
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Drug applied to the skin   show
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