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WorksheetsTEST CCMA NHA Mod 4 Gen Pt Care Part 1
Total questions: 57
Worksheet time: 29mins
Choose the correct definition of Allergic.
A condition of sensitivity to foreign substances that causes an abnormal immune reaction
A life-threatening systemic allergic reaction that requires immediate medical intervention
Relating to the ear; instillation of drops of meds into the ear
An organization that ensures the safety and efficacy of human medications
Choose the correct definition of Anaphylactic Shock.
A life-threatening systemic allergic reaction that requires immediate medical intervention
The process of entering treatment instructions via a computer application
Oral administration delivered to the gastrointestinal tract
Relating to the eye and its diseases
Choose the correct definition of Computerized Provider Order Entry (CPOE).
The process of entering treatment instructions via a computer application
contains patient's EMR and is used across more than one organization
A record that documents patient information, care, progress, and treatment; used within a single organization
Disposable items used for patient examination and treatment
Choose the correct definition of Electronic Health Record (EHR).
contains patient's EMR and is used across more than one organization
A record that documents patient information, care, progress, and treatment; used within a single organization
Durable items requiring maintenance and cleaning between patients
An instrument used to examine the interior of the eye
Choose the correct definition of Electronic Medical Record (EMR).
A record that documents patient information, care, progress, and treatment; used within a single organization
An organization that ensures the safety and efficacy of human medications
contains patient's EMR and is used across more than one organization
Strategies used to reduce exposure to microorganisms and keep patients safe
Choose the correct definition of Food and Drug Administration.
An organization that ensures the safety and efficacy of human medications
A specialty involving pulmonary function tests and respiratory assessments
A med patch applied to the skin to release slowly into circulation
Plastic or glass containers with rubber stoppers for medication
Choose the correct definition of Nonparenteral.
Oral administration delivered to the gastrointestinal tract
Administered in the body bypassing the gastrointestinal tract
taken by mouth
breathing in; absorbed in lungs or nasal mucous membrane
Choose the correct definition of Oral.
taken by mouth
placed under the tongue
between the cheek and gums resulting in rapid absorption
inserted into the rectum
Choose the correct definition of Sublingual.
placed under the tongue
taken by mouth
Relating to the eye; instillation of drops of meds into the eye
applied to the skin or mucous membranes; creams, ointments, emulsions
Choose the correct definition of Buccal.
between the cheek and gums resulting in rapid absorption
Relating to the ear; instillation of drops of meds into the ear
inserted into the rectum
A med patch applied to the skin to release slowly into circulation
Choose the correct definition of Inhalation.
breathing in; absorbed in lungs or nasal mucous membrane
A patient lying flat on their back with hands at their sides
An injection into the muscle; 90 degrees to skin; 22-25G, 1-1.5 inch needle
An instrument used for the visual examination of the eardrum and ear canal
Choose the correct definition of Ophthalmic.
Relating to the eye and its diseases
Relating to the ear; instillation of drops of meds into the ear
contains patient's EMR and is used across more than one organization
A specialty involving electrocardiograms (EKGs) and Holter monitoring
Choose the correct definition of Ophthalmoscope.
An instrument used to examine the interior of the eye
An instrument used for the visual examination of the eardrum and ear canal
Plastic or glass containers with rubber stoppers for medication
Disposable items used for patient examination and treatment
Choose the correct definition of Otic.
Relating to the ear; instillation of drops of meds into the ear
Relating to the eye; instillation of drops of meds into the eye
applied to the skin or mucous membranes; creams, ointments, emulsions
placed under the tongue
Choose the correct definition of Ocular.
Relating to the eye; instillation of drops of meds into the eye
Relating to the ear; instillation of drops of meds into the ear
A condition of sensitivity to foreign substances that causes an abnormal immune reaction
inserted into the rectum
Choose the correct definition of Transdermal.
a med patch applied to the skin to release slowly into circulation
applied to the skin or mucous membranes; creams, ointments, emulsions
inserted into the rectum
Plastic or glass containers with rubber stoppers for medication
Choose the correct definition of Topical.
applied to the skin or mucous membranes; creams, ointments, emulsions
a med patch applied to the skin to release slowly into circulation
Relating to the eye and its diseases
A sealed glass container designed to hold a single dose of medication designed to snap at the neck
Choose the correct definition of Rectal.
inserted into the rectum
placed under the tongue
between the cheek and gums resulting in rapid absorption
taken by mouth
Choose the correct definition of Otoscope.
An instrument used for the visual examination of the eardrum and ear canal
An instrument used to examine the interior of the eye
A specialty involving neurological examinations and reflex testing
Durable items requiring maintenance and cleaning between patients
Choose the correct definition of Parenteral.
Administered in the body bypassing the gastrointestinal tract
Oral administration delivered to the gastrointestinal tract
breathing in; absorbed in lungs or nasal mucous membrane
taken by mouth
Choose the correct definition of Sterile Technique.
Strategies used to reduce exposure to microorganisms and keep patients safe
The complete destruction of microorganisms through specific means
Disposable items used for patient examination and treatment
contains patient's EMR and is used across more than one organization
Choose the correct definition of Sterilization.
The complete destruction of microorganisms through specific means
Strategies used to reduce exposure to microorganisms and keep patients safe
Durable items requiring maintenance and cleaning between patients
A record that documents patient information, care, progress, and treatment; used within a single organization
Choose the correct definition of Supplies.
Disposable items used for patient examination and treatment
Durable items requiring maintenance and cleaning between patients
Plastic or glass containers with rubber stoppers for medication
A sealed glass container designed to hold a single dose of medication designed to snap at the neck
Choose the correct definition of Equipment.
Durable items requiring maintenance and cleaning between patients
Disposable items used for patient examination and treatment
Plastic or glass containers with rubber stoppers for medication
contains patient's EMR and is used across more than one organization
Choose the correct definition of Dermatology.
A specialty involving minor surgical procedures and wound cultures
A specialty involving electrocardiograms (EKGs) and Holter monitoring
A specialty involving pulmonary function tests and respiratory assessments
A specialty involving procedures like Pap tests and ultrasound
Choose the correct definition of Cardiology.
A specialty involving electrocardiograms (EKGs) and Holter monitoring
A specialty involving venipuncture, capillary punctures, and glucose monitoring
A specialty involving neurological examinations and reflex testing
A specialty involving minor surgical procedures and wound cultures
Choose the correct definition of Endocrinology.
A specialty involving venipuncture, capillary punctures, and glucose monitoring
A specialty involving pulmonary function tests and respiratory assessments
A specialty involving electrocardiograms (EKGs) and Holter monitoring
A specialty involving neurological examinations and reflex testing
Choose the correct definition of Neurology.
A specialty involving neurological examinations and reflex testing
A specialty involving minor surgical procedures and wound cultures
A specialty involving procedures like Pap tests and ultrasound
A specialty involving pulmonary function tests and respiratory assessments
Choose the correct definition of Obstetrics and Gynecology.
A specialty involving procedures like Pap tests and ultrasound
A specialty involving pulmonary function tests and respiratory assessments
A specialty involving electrocardiograms (EKGs) and Holter monitoring
A specialty involving venipuncture, capillary punctures, and glucose monitoring
Choose the correct definition of Pulmonology.
A specialty involving pulmonary function tests and respiratory assessments
A specialty involving minor surgical procedures and wound cultures
A specialty involving procedures like Pap tests and ultrasound
A specialty involving electrocardiograms (EKGs) and Holter monitoring
Choose the correct definition of Supine.
A patient lying flat on their back with hands at their sides
A patient lying face down with head turned to one side and arms at sides
A patient lying flat on their back with knees bent and feet flat on the exam table
A patient sitting on the exam table with the head raised to a 90-degree angle
Choose the correct definition of Prone.
A patient lying face down with head turned to one side and arms at sides
A patient lying flat on their back with hands at their sides
A patient lying flat on their back with feet in stirrups
A patient sitting on the exam table with the head raised to a 45-degree angle
Choose the correct definition of Dorsal Recumbent.
A patient lying flat on their back with knees bent and feet flat on the exam table
A patient lying flat on their back with hands at their sides
A patient lying flat on their back with feet in stirrups
A patient kneeling with thighs at a 90-degree angle and buttocks in the air
Choose the correct definition of Lithotomy.
A patient lying flat on their back with feet in stirrups
A patient lying flat on their back with knees bent and feet flat on the exam table
A patient sitting on the exam table with the head raised to a 90-degree angle
A patient lying on their left side with the left arm behind and the right arm and knee flexed
Choose the correct definition of Fowler's.
A patient sitting on the exam table with the head raised to a 90-degree angle
A patient sitting on the exam table with the head raised to a 45-degree angle
A patient lying face down with head turned to one side and arms at sides
A patient lying on their left side with the left arm behind and the right arm and knee flexed
Choose the correct definition of Semi-Fowler's.
A patient sitting on the exam table with the head raised to a 45-degree angle
A patient sitting on the exam table with the head raised to a 90-degree angle
A patient lying flat on their back with hands at their sides
A patient lying face down with head turned to one side and arms at sides
Choose the correct definition of Left Lateral.
A patient lying on their left side with the left arm behind and the right arm and knee flexed
A patient kneeling with thighs at a 90-degree angle and buttocks in the air
A patient lying flat on their back with feet in stirrups
A patient lying face down with head turned to one side and arms at sides
Choose the correct definition of Knee-Chest.
A patient kneeling with thighs at a 90-degree angle and buttocks in the air
A patient lying on their left side with the left arm behind and the right arm and knee flexed
A patient sitting on the exam table with the head raised to a 45-degree angle
A patient lying flat on their back with hands at their sides
Choose the correct definition of Subcutaneous.
An injection beneath the skin into the adipose tissue; 45 degree angle; 23-25G, 5/8 inch needle
An injection into the muscle; 90 degrees to skin; 22-25G, 1-1.5 inch needle
An injection between the upper layers of the skin; 0.1 mL or less; needle parallel to skin at 5 - 15 degrees; 25-27G, 0.25-0.5 inch needle
Plastic or glass containers with rubber stoppers for medication
Choose the correct definition of Intramuscular.
An injection into the muscle; 90 degrees to skin; 22-25G, 1-1.5 inch needle
An injection beneath the skin into the adipose tissue; 45 degree angle; 23-25G, 5/8 inch needle
An injection between the upper layers of the skin; 0.1 mL or less; needle parallel to skin at 5 - 15 degrees; 25-27G, 0.25-0.5 inch needle
A med patch applied to the skin to release slowly into circulation
Choose the correct definition of Intradermal.
An injection between the upper layers of the skin; 0.1 mL or less; needle parallel to skin at 5 - 15 degrees; 25-27G, 0.25-0.5 inch needle
An injection into the muscle; 90 degrees to skin; 22-25G, 1-1.5 inch needle
An injection beneath the skin into the adipose tissue; 45 degree angle; 23-25G, 5/8 inch needle
A specialty involving venipuncture, capillary punctures, and glucose monitoring
Choose the correct definition of Vials.
Plastic or glass containers with rubber stoppers for medication
Disposable items used for patient examination and treatment
A sealed glass container designed to hold a single dose of medication designed to snap at the neck
Durable items requiring maintenance and cleaning between patients
Choose the correct definition of Ampule.
a sealed glass container designed to hold a single dose of medication designed to snap at the neck
Plastic or glass containers with rubber stoppers for medication
applied to the skin or mucous membranes; creams, ointments, emulsions
An instrument used for the visual examination of the eardrum and ear canal
Which term is defined as prefilled syringes with single doses of medication?
Premeasured Syringes
Hypodermic Syringe
Tuberculin Syringe
Insulin Syringe
A syringe with various sizes for medication administration; 0.5–60 mL describes which device?
Hypodermic Syringe
Tuberculin Syringe
Insulin Syringe
Premeasured Syringes
Which device is a narrow syringe with a capacity of 0.5 mL or 1 mL?
Tuberculin Syringe
Hypodermic Syringe
Insulin Syringe
Premeasured Syringes
Which syringe is designed for insulin administration with units marked?
Insulin Syringe
Tuberculin Syringe
Hypodermic Syringe
Premeasured Syringes
Select all that are among the 8 Rights of Medication Administration.
right patient
right medication
right form
right dose
right time
Select all that are among the 8 Rights of Medication Administration.
right technique
right education
right documentation
An abnormal reaction to allergens causing hypersensitivity is defined as what?
Allergy
Mild Allergic Reactions
Moderate to Severe Allergic Reactions
Sterile Techniques
Symptoms include hives, itching, rashes, watery eyes, and nasal congestion. Which reaction type is described?
Mild Allergic Reactions
Moderate to Severe Allergic Reactions
Allergy
Sterile Techniques
Symptoms include abdominal pain, coughing, diarrhea, swelling, and convulsions. Which reaction type is described?
Moderate to Severe Allergic Reactions
Mild Allergic Reactions
Allergy
Sterile Techniques
Procedures used to reduce exposure to microorganisms and keep patients safe are called what?
Sterile Techniques
Medication Administration Record (MAR)
CPOE
EMR
A legal record of medications administered to a patient is known as what?
Medication Administration Record (MAR)
EMR
CPOE
Sterile Techniques
An electronic version of a patient's medical history within a single organization is called what?
EMR
CPOE
Medication Administration Record (MAR)
Telemedicine
An electronic process for entering medical orders into a computer system is referred to as what?
CPOE
EMR
Telemedicine
Medication Administration Record (MAR)
Online healthcare provider visits and remote clinical services are known as what?
Telemedicine
EMR
CPOE
Sterile Techniques
