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Kaplan - Practice Quiz VIII

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

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Class
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1.

Which of the following situations would be of least concern when involved in a sterile procedure?

a)

talking over the sterile field

b)

adding nonsterile items to the sterile field

c)

a nonsterile person entering the room

d)

a tear in the glove of a member of the sterile team

2.

Draping is done primarily for

a)

convenience of the doctor

b)

keeping the patient warm

c)

patient privacy

d)

facilitating the specific exam

3.

To take the blood pressure correctly, the MA should

a)

use any blood pressure cuff that is available as long as it fits the patient's arm

b)

have the arm at or near the level of the heart

c)

pump up the cuff until she is unable to hear the pulse anymore

d)

release the air from the cuff rapidly in order to decrease patient discomfort

4.

A person who has difficulty breathing and experiences swelling of the respiratory tract following a bee sting may have

a)

a myocardial infarction

b)

anaphylactic shock

c)

cardiogenic shock

d)

an asthma attack

5.

To encourage an elderly patient to give information while taking the patient history, the MA should

a)

ask questions that can be answered with yes or no answers

b)

interview a family member instead of the patient

c)

ask open-ended questions

d)

speak loudly because the patient is likely to be hard of hearing

6.

Urine or serum pregnancy tests are utilized to detect the presence of which of the following?

a)

antidiuretic hormone (ADH)

b)

human growth hormone (HGH)

c)

Human chorionic gonadotropin hormone (hCG)

d)

Heterphile antibody

7.

The correct position to place a patient who has fainted is

a)

prone

b)

trendelenburg

c)

lithotomy

d)

supine

8.

When performing an ECG on a patient, if the tracing on the paper is not what is expected, the FIRST thiung that should be checked is

a)

placement of the electrodes

b)

the status of the patient

c)

electrical interference

d)

patient movement

9.

When performing a surgical hand scrub, make sure to

a)

wash for 60 seconds

b)

hold fingers lower than the wrist

c)

dry hands with paper toweling

d)

hold fingers higher than the elbows

10.

Lyme disease, if untreated, can progress into a/an

a)

viral infection

b)

contagious disease

c)

chronic infetion

d)

acute infection

11.

Initial treatment for a sprained ankle would include

a)

application of a heating pad in 20-minute intervals for the first 48 hours

b)

exercise the ankle in order to prevent stiffness

c)

application of ice in 20-minute intervals for the first 48 hours

d)

massage the ankle with pain relief ointment as needed

12.

To palpate the pulse in an adult, the usual procedure would be to

a)

listen with a stethoscope at the apex of the heart

b)

feel at the inner aspect of the thumb side of the wrist with the first two fingers

c)

use the thumb of the dominant hand to feel the temple area of the skull

d)

press deeply below the inguinal ligament in the groin

13.

In which of the following radiographic positions is the patient lying on his back?

a)

prone

b)

supine

c)

oblique

d)

lateral

14.

Using sterile instruments to perform a breast biopsy is an example of

a)

surgical asepsis

b)

sterilization

c)

medical asepsis

d)

sanitization

15.

Which of the following would NOT be an unintentional tort when done by a MA

a)

giving the wrong medicine in an injection

b)

improperly cleaning a surgical site

c)

showing photos of a surgery without patient consent

d)

not drawing a blood test the physician ordered

16.

All of the following are duties performed by the public health department EXCEPT

a)

collecting data on communicable diseases

b)

recording vital statistics of animal bites and injuries

c)

predicting and managing epidemics

d)

managing Medicare and Medicaid

17.

The disease where the coating on the axon begins to disintegrate and slows neural transmissions is called

a)

myasthenia gravis

b)

cerebral palsy

c)

Parkinson's disease

d)

multiple sclerosis

18.

A patient with hematuria would likely be seen by a

a)

epidemiologist

b)

pulmonologist

c)

urologist

d)

hematologist

19.

A new patient must provide all of the following information EXCEPT

a)

social security number

b)

income

c)

marital status

d)

age

20.

Which of the following documents is the record of a professional meeting?

a)

minutes

b)

agenda

c)

bylaws

d)

itinerary

21.

The ICD-10 procedure codes are to be used exclusively in what setting

a)

the emergency room

b)

hospitals

c)

physician offices

d)

pharmacies

22.

What is an antihistamines used for

a)

prevent or control seizures

b)

lowers blood pressure

c)

relieves allergies

d)

reduces blood sugar levels

23.

Referrals to outside physicians or specialists must be entered into the

a)

appointment book

b)

data entry

c)

medical records

d)

claim report

24.

When the MA makes an appointment, to ensure he has the correct information, he should

a)

say "thank you" before hanging up

b)

tell the caller "have a nice day"

c)

ask the caller to repeat the information

d)

repeat the name and phone number back to the caller

25.

Examining a document for damage before filing it is an example of which of the following filing steps?

a)

storing

b)

conditioning

c)

releasing

d)

sorting