2009 CAC Module 1 Review Questions
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| Process of constant regulation the body requires in order to remain in balance and stay alive | Homeostasis
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| Physiological reaction to a stressor | Stress Response
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| Stress that results in positive consequences. | Eustress
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| HIPAA | Health Insurance Portabilty Protection Act
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| Any Strategy or technique that helps direct attention and focus while thinking. | Heuristic
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| Document that makes patients wishes regarding medical treatment know in the event they are unable to speak for themselves. | Advance Directive
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| Physiologic reactions that require an oxygen enviorment | Aerobic Reactions
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| Nerve fibers that transmit impulses from peripheral to the CNS | Afferent Nerves
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| Degree to which the forces of attraction exist between a drug and a receptor site | Affinity
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| Abnormal condition in which plasma PH rises above 7.45 | Alkalosis
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| Problem solving strategy that begins with the most likely cause as the anchor and then the signs and symptoms needed to confirm are the ones assessed first | Anchoring heuristic
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| Monitor that measures the amount of carbon dioxide in exhaled air and displayed as a waveform. | Capnography
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| Towards the head | Caudad
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| Turn to the back | Supination
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| Functional tissue of an organ | Parenchyma
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| Lining of the Utereus | Endometrium
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| Built in sensors in the medulla and the caratoid artery that monitor pH and CO2 levels | Chemoreceptors
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| Condition of excess Carbon Dioxide in the blood | Hypercarbia
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| Neglegent act related to damages | Causation
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| Brady | Slow
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| Tachy | Fast
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| Neo | New
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| Nulli | None
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| Peri | Around
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| Retro | Behind/Backward
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| Epi | On/Over
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| Mal | Bad
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| Pachy | Thick
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| Rect | Rectum
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| Mast | Pertaining to them Titttiesss
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| Hyster | Uterus
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| Slander | Verbal Defamation
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| Libel | Written Defamation
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| Glasgow Coma Scale... | Verbal,Eye Opening, Motor Response
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| Glasgow Coma Eye.. | 1. No Response.2. To Pain.3. To Speech.4. Spontaneous.
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| Glasgow Coma Verbal.. | 1. No Response. 2. Moans or unintelligible sounds.3. Speaking but nonsensical.4. Disoriented conversation. 5. Alert and Oriented.
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| Glasgow Coma Motor.. | 1. No Response.2. Decerebrate Extension.3. Decorticate Flexiion.4. Movement or withdrawl to pain.5. Localizes Pain.6. Follows Commands.
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