Exam 1

Question 1

Acute, subacute and chronic

Answer 1

Differentiate in time of onset symptoms and how long disease runs course

Question 2

age, Gender

Answer 2

can’t change

Question 3

Modes of transmission

Answer 3

Physical contact
Inhalation
Ingestion
Animal

Question 4

Pathogens

Answer 4

Viral
Bacterial
Fungi
Protozoa

Question 5

Natural defenses

Answer 5

Skin
Inflammatory response
Immune response

Question 6

Signs vs symptoms

Answer 6

Signs = objective
Symptoms = subjective
(Know chart pg 4 module)

Question 7

Nagi

Answer 7

Pathology
Impairment
Functional limitation
Disability

Question 8

ICF

Answer 8

Health condition
Body functions and structures
Impairment
Activity
Participation

Question 9

Invasive vs non-invasive

Answer 9

pierced skin for tests

Question 10

CBC

Answer 10

complete Blood Count:
Hgb
Hct
WBC
RBC
Platelet

Question 11

Normal Hgb value

Answer 11

12 - 18 (g/dL)

Question 12

Normal Hct value

Answer 12

% of RBC in total blood volume
normal = 40’s
critical = <15%, >60%

Question 13

Normal WBC value

Answer 13

Normal = 5k - 10k
Critical = <2500, >30K
low = compromised immune system
high = fighting infection

Question 14

Normal platelet count

Answer 14

Normal = 150k - 400k
Critical = <50k, >1 million

Question 15

Clot Tests

Answer 15

Prothtrombin Time

Partial Prothrombin

Question 16

International Normilization Ratio (INR)

Answer 16

Normal = 1.0

Therapeutic Range = 2.0 - 3.0

Question 17

Electrolytes

Answer 17

Na+
K+
Cl-
cramp caused by low Mg and K+

Question 18

CPK

Answer 18

CPK - MM skeletal muscle
CPK - MB cardiac muscle
CPK - BB Brain

Normal values - 30/170 U/L

Question 19

How blood levels are documented

Answer 19

pg 20 module
WBC
Hgb
Plt
Hct