chp 11&12 Flashcards

1
Q

what is the sonographers first step in an emergency situation in a hospital setting

A

notify the emergency response team

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2
Q

is breathing on the ACDU scale ?

A

No.

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3
Q

The “D” in the ACDU scales stands for

A

drowsy

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4
Q

what is the second stage in the shock continuum

A

compensatory

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5
Q

in what stage of the shock continuum is blood shunted away from the lungs, skin and other organs to the brain and heart

A

progressive

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6
Q

what type of shock would result from trauma and internal bleeding?

A

hypovolemic

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7
Q

early signs of hypovolemic shock include all of the following except

A

itchiness

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8
Q

what type of shock results from inability of the heart to perfuse the body

A

cardiogenic

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9
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what type of shock could result from an allergy from intravenous contrast

A

anaphylactic

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10
Q

which of the following would be considered a severe anaphylactic clinical symptom or sign?

A

dysphasia

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11
Q

after completing a sonogram on an elderly patient, the patient sits up too quickly and becomes dizzy. this is referred to as

A

orthostatic hypotension

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12
Q

while performing an obstetric sonogram, your patient begins to become light headed this is referred to as

A

supine hypotensive syndrome

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13
Q

what should you do if a pregnant patient begins to complain of dizziness and weakness while you are performing an obstetric sonogram?

A

roll the patient onto her side

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14
Q

what disorder is commonly associated with epilepsy?

A

seizures

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15
Q

you are preparing for an invasive procedure and your patient begins to complain of anxiety, dizziness and nausea. What is this patient suffering from?

A

vasovagal reaction

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16
Q

typically, a pulmonary embolism originates within the

A

legs

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17
Q

the “F” in FAST stroke acronym stands for

A

face drooping

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18
Q

the “A” in the FAST stroke acronym stand for

A

arm weakness

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19
Q

which of the following is not a typical clinical symptom of diabetes mellitus

A

polyhydraminos

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20
Q

mini stroke is referred to as

A

TIA

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21
Q

which of the following would not be an appropriate action to take if a patient is having a seizure

A

place a tongue depressor in the patients mouth

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22
Q

which of the following is not a typical clinical symptom of syncope

A

dysphasia

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23
Q

which of the following would be most likely to increases the likelihood for a patient to suffer from syncope

A

fasting

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24
Q

in response to shock, the patient should be placed in what position

A

semi flowers

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25
Q

during an anaphylactic reaction, the vessels in the peripheral circulation

A

dilate

26
Q

hypovolemic shock may lead to the discoloration of the skin, a condition known as

A

cyanosis

27
Q

what type of diabetes is most often diagnosed before age 30?

A

type 1

28
Q

what type of diabetes is induced by and accompanies pregnancy

A

type 3

29
Q

which of the following is an example of a bacterium

A

streptococci

30
Q

which of the following is an example of a fungus

A

ringworm

31
Q

which of the following is an example of virus

A

measles

32
Q

which of the following is an example of a parasite?

A

echinococcus granulosusi

33
Q

which of the following is the smallest organism known to cause disease in humans

A

virus

34
Q

which of the following includes both yeast and molds?

A

fungus

35
Q

which of the following is the second link in the cycle of infection

A

reservoir

36
Q

what is the name for a person whose body cannot fight off of an organism that has entered his or her body

A

susceptible host

37
Q

contamination by intermediate object or person is known as

A

indirect transmission

38
Q

which of the following would not be an example of a vector

A

sneezing

39
Q

which of the following is a portal of entry

A

nose

40
Q

stage 2 of the stage of infection is

A

prodromal

41
Q

in what stage of infection does the infection become highly infectious

A

prodromal

42
Q

at what stage of infection do symptoms temporarily dissipate

A

convalescent

43
Q

what is the most common type of healthcare-associated infection reported

A

urinary tract infection

44
Q

which of the following would be most likely clinical sign of MRSA

A

oozing mass

45
Q

enterococcus is a normal flora found in the

A

nose

46
Q

a patient who presents with watery diarrhea for several days is exhibiting signs of

A

clostridium difficule

47
Q

clinically silent means

A

no signs no symptoms

48
Q

no N95 respirator is a device used to prevent the wearer from

A

TB

49
Q

the mantoux test is used for

A

TB

50
Q

during HIV, the t cells are targeted. as a result, the lymphatic system becomes reactive causing enlargement of the

A

spleen

51
Q

if hepatitis is not treated aggressively, the patient may experience jaundice and

A

hepatomegaly

52
Q

what lymphatic cells are targeted by HIV

A

T cells

53
Q

what lymphatic cells are targeted by HIV

A

T cells

54
Q

hiv is transmitted via

A

blood

55
Q

when would the CDC recommend that a healthcare worker wash his or her hands instead of a alcohol-based hand rub

A

when they are visibly soiled

56
Q

which of the following would not require the use of airborne precautions

A

hepatitis b

57
Q

enteric precaution, a specific form of contact precaution may also be used for patients with infectious waste such as

A

c. diff and e. coli

58
Q

which question would you most likely as the patient before performing an endovaginal exam

A

are you allergic to latex

59
Q

which of the following exams may require the use of a probe cover except

A

carotid

60
Q

before placing the probe cover on the transducer, US gel should be placed within the probe cover to

A

prevent any artifacts caused by air

61
Q

why should a transducer be disinfected following an endocavity exam

A

probe covers have been known to fail