WorksheetsNew Mod 5 review
Total questions: 62
Worksheet time: 31mins
Nosocomial?
A hospital-acquired condition.
The invasion of pathogens into tissue cells.
Nose job
A condition affecting the immune system.
Bacteria?
back infection
A single-celled microorganism that causes disease.
open growth of infection
Group of organisms, including mold, yeast, and mildew, that cause infection.
Infectious?
Open wounds
A hospital-acquired condition.
A condition affecting the immune system
A condition that can be transmitted from one person to another.
Chronic
A hospital-acquired condition.
No symptoms or manifestations.
Long-lasting; ongoing
Severe.
Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV)?
The reaction of tissues to infection or injury; characterized by pain, swelling, and erythema
A single-celled microorganism that causes disease.
A condition affecting the immune system.
No symptoms or manifestations.
Fungi?
Group of organisms, including mold, yeast, and mildew, that cause infection
The invasion of pathogens into tissue cells
A hospital-acquired condition
A single-celled microorganism that causes disease.
Asymptomatic?
Severe.
The invasion of pathogens into tissue cells.
No symptoms or manifestations.
A hospital-acquired condition.
Infection?
A single-celled microorganism that causes disease.
A hospital-acquired condition.
Group of organisms, including mold, yeast, and mildew, that cause infection
The invasion of pathogens into tissue cells.
Inflammation?
The reaction of tissues to infection or injury; characterized by pain, swelling, and erythema
A condition affecting the immune system
The invasion of pathogens into tissue cells
A condition that can be transmitted from one person to another.
The code description that states “diseases classified elsewhere" means that:
only one code is needed
the condition has its own code within this code set
a combination code is available.
the condition does not have its own code within this code set
To determine the diagnosis code for heart failure, the coder needs to know?
what type of heart failure.
what type of heart failure and if it is acute or chronic.
none of these.
if it is acute or chronic
One of the first tests a physician might run to evaluate a patient's blood is?
Hgb.
Rh factor.
CBC
Type and Cross
What is the correct term for a patient who has a compulsive, continuous use of tobacco that has resulted in significant clinical manifestations?
Abuse
Exposure
Use
Dependence
In which locations may a patient receive psychotherapy?
Any location allowed/described by E/M codes
Rest home
Hospital
Psychiatrist's office
Optometry services are coded from the?
HCPCS Level II code book.
Medicine section
Anesthesia section.
Surgical section.
What does the prefix in the term apnea mean?
Pertaining to
Breath
Without
Difficulty
Contraction of the heart muscle?
inhale
systole
pathology
ingestion
Collapse of part of a lung.
tinnitus
atelectasis
neutropenia
vasectomy
Substance that prevents clotting?
anticoagulant
intubation
villus
foreskin
In the term opportunistic the root element means
forming
take advantage of
press
backward
Percentage of red blood cells in blood?
defect
yeast
luteal
hematocrit
Dilation of heart cavities, during which they fill with blood?
diastole
plica
malformation
meningocele
An autoimmune disorder develops when a person’s immune system recognizes an agent as “self.”
True
False
Something directed at the person’s own tissue: ______/immune?
hetero
home
auto
xeno
Membrane covering the lungs and lining the ribs in the thoracic cavity?
pleura
cardiology
emesis
contagious
Poisonous substance?
Toxin
Edema
insect
bites
Non-pitting fluid retention?
backup
overflow
swelling
edema
Has an RNA core?
retrovirus
pathogen
allergen
vaccine
What agent causes infections in wounds and joints?
staph
heme
pneumococcus
infections
Which of the following terms refers to the noise produced by vibrations in the structures of the nasopharynx?
Wheezes
Snore
Crackles
coughing
What is the term for an excessive number of white blood cells?
Leukopenia
Leukocytosis
Leukomyocytosis
Leukoneogenesis
What is the medical term for a squeaky noise heard during inspiration?
rhonchi
wheeze
rales
stridor
An __________________ has been confirmed with an EKG
arythmia
arrythmia
arrhythmia
arhythmia
Removal of a portion of a lung is a?
lobarotomy
lobectomy
lobarectomy
lobotomy
Atheroma?
Fatty deposit in an artery
Hardening of the heart
low blood to the heart
hard tumor
Arteriosclerosis?
hardening of an artery
hardening of an artery due to a fatty deposit
softening of the heart muscle
Fatty deposit in an artery
What do all antibodies have in common?
they treat infections
They are immunoglobulins.
They are produced by erythrocytes
They contain multiple, small granules in the cytoplasm
Following open heart surgery and mitral valve replacement, a patient was required to take Coumadin. This medication is classified as an?
anticoagulant
antihistamine
antibiotic.
anti-inflammatory.
Lymphangi/o
Lymph node
Lymph vessels
groin
mass
-gram
weight
recording
open
pertaining to
To determine the diagnosis code for heart failure, the coder needs to know?
none of these
if it is acute or chronic
what type of heart failure and if it is acute or chronic.
what type of heart failure.
To determine the diagnosis code for heart failure, the coder needs to know?
none of these
if it is acute or chronic
what type of heart failure and if it is acute or chronic.
what type of heart failure.
The code description that states “diseases classified elsewhere" means that:
the condition does not have its own code within this code set.
the condition has its own code within this code set.
a combination code is available.
only one code is needed
One of the first tests a physician might run to evaluate a patient's blood is:
CBC.
CBC.
Rh factor.
transfusion
Which of the following is not a blood type?
Type O
Type AB
Type AB
Type BA
What is the correct term for a patient who has a compulsive, continuous use of tobacco that has resulted in significant clinical manifestations?
Use
Abuse
Dependence
Exposure
In which locations may a patient receive psychotherapy?
Psychiatrist's office
Hospital
Any location allowed/described by E/M codes
Rest home
Dialysis services can be provided:
at home.
in a dialysis unit.
anywhere there is equipment and someone to administer the procedure.
in a hospital.
A protein produced in response to an antigen: ____/body.
multi
mega
auto
anti
What agent causes infections in wounds and joints?
staph
heme
itis
pneumococcus
What agent causes infections in wounds and joints?
pneumococcus
itis
heme
staph
Area between the lungs containing the heart, aorta, venae cavae, esophagus, and trachea.
mediastinum
spermatic
geneticist
molasses
It is ________ that contains antibodies that seek out antigens.White blood cells
White blood cells
plasma
Red blood cells
Jaws
Air tube from the back of the nose to the larynx.
chi
tactile
pharynx
bile acids
Another term for white blood cell.
integrate
nephrosis
host
leukocyte
What is the function of a valve?
to prevent a chamber from overfilling with blood
to pump the blood to body cells
to direct the flow of blood
o direct the electrical activity of the heart
What is the function of a valve?
to prevent a chamber from overfilling with blood
to pump the blood to body cells
to direct the flow of blood
o direct the electrical activity of the heart
In the term opportunistic the root element means:
take advantage of
backward
forming
press
Dilation of heart cavities, during which they fill with blood
plica
meningocele
diastole
malformation
Collapse of part of a lung.
atelectasis
vasectomy
tinnitus
neutropenia
Breathe in?
antibody
inspiration
exploration
cognitive processing
An abnormal heart rhythm.
infertile
cellulose
dysrhythmia
albumin
