FINAL STUDY GUIDE Flashcards

1
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What is true about sterilization for a male or female patient?

A

Both become infertile

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2
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What is true about giving injections to pediatric patients?

A

The preferred site under the age of 2 is the vastus lateralis

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3
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What is true about pediatric VS?

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  • vital signs consists of body temperature, heart rate, respiratory rate, and blood pressure
  • aual are not considered accurate for children under 2
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4
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When it comes to growth patterns of the pediatric patient (birth to 36 months), what is measured at every visit?

A

Height, weight, head circumference

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5
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What is the surgical procedure called where pediatric ear tubes are placed?

A

Tympanostomy

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6
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Pertussis is a highly contagious respiratory tract infection which leaves the infected infant at risk for what?

A

Brain disease & seizures

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7
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The male reproductive anatomy includes seminal vesicles, these glands make up what percent of the fluid portion of semen?

A

70%

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8
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The disorder of the penis that causes swelling or inflammation of the glan penis is known as?

A

Balanitis

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9
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Phimosis is the tightening of the foreskin that does not allow retraction which is most common is who?

A

Children

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10
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Aging is a very normal process but is not the same for everyone. Which body systems experience physiological changes in the gerontology patient?

A

All of them

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11
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What challenges may the medical assistant face when caring for the gerontology patient?

A
  • hearing impairment
  • loneliness
  • balance problems
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12
Q

When a patient has a diagnostic imaging procedure that is to view the kidneys and urinary tract for abnormalities is called:

A

(KUB) Kidney Ureter Bladder

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13
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What would cause a patient to be unable to have an MRI or CT?

A
  • pacemaker
  • pins
  • metal clips
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14
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Which type of diet is particularly susceptible to nutritional deficiencies?

A

Vegan

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15
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Nutrition varies with stages of life which stage requires two particular nutrients (iron and calcium) to be altered?

A

Adolescence

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16
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Which nutrient is an important component of structure and is a major component of blood (transporter)?

A

Water

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17
Q

Which color in the MyPlate guide represents fruits?

A

Red

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18
Q

How many calories would 14 grams of protein yield?

A

56 calories

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19
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How many calories would 18 grams of fat yield?

A

162 calories

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20
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For optimal energy balance in the body, the largest percentage of calories in the diet should come from what?

A

Carbohydrates

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21
Q

Administration of parenteral medication‘s can be from which route?

A
  • subcutaneous
  • intradermal
  • intravenous
  • intramuscular
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22
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Administration of non-parenteral medications can be from which route?

A
  • oral
  • optic
  • nasal
  • rectal
  • inhalation
    -local or topible
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23
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Which angle is used to administer an IM injection?

A

90 degree

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24
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Which angle is used to administer an ID injection?

A

10-15 degree

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25
Q

Which angle is used to administer a SC injection?

A

45 degree

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26
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What is true about needle gauges?

A

The larger, the gauge the smaller, the diameter of the lumen

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27
Q

What is true about unit dosemedications?

A

They come in:
- ampules
- cartridge needle units
- glass vials

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28
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Which of the following is true about administration of oral medications?

A
  • altered by digestive enzymes
  • less predictable effect on the body
  • patient may not be able to swallow the medication
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29
Q

What are the factors that increase the risk of developing gestational diabetes?

A
  • obesity
  • family history of diabetes
  • previous birth w/ congenital anomaly
30
Q

The prostate glad lies just below the what?

A

Urinary bladder

31
Q

During sexual arousal, the sponge like tissue of the penis, gets filled with _______ causing the penis to become rigid and enlarged in diameter and length

32
Q

The ____ is a pear-shaped hollow muscular organ that houses the fertilized ovum as it develops throughout pregnancy.

33
Q

Which one of the four phrases of the menstrual cycle consists of days 13 and 14

A

Ovulatory phase

34
Q

When a patient is diagnosed with preeclampsia, they have high blood pressure as well as?

A

Edema (swelling), hypertension, proteinurea

35
Q

The term congenital means:

A

Present at birth

36
Q

What are examples of procedures that aid in diagnosing

A

X-rays, MRI, CT, Ultrasound (US)

37
Q

Characteristics of a benign tumor include?

A

Well defined borders

38
Q

What are changes that take place in the integumentary system of an older adult?

A
  • greying of hair
  • wrinkling of skin
  • turgor
39
Q

The process of Alzheimer’s disease occurs over how many stages?

40
Q

Common symptoms of diverticulitis are:

A
  • abdominal pain
  • cramping
  • elevated WBC (white blood cells)
41
Q

Urinary incontinence affects mostly older people and is a normal consequence of aging.

42
Q

Woman who take estrogen for a short term relief of menopausal symptoms may gain some protection against osteoporosis.

43
Q

After menstruation, the endometrium of the uterus is again thin and the cycle begins anew .

44
Q

Antioxidants help to prevent the body’s cells.

45
Q

The vitamin biotin is not used to regulate amino acids and fatty acid metabolism.

46
Q

No rapport is needed with a patient in order for the medical assistant to prepare and administer injections.

47
Q

The U-100 insulin syringe has a scale on which each small line represents 2 units and each longer line represents 10 units

48
Q

The needle stick safety and prevention act became effective on March 6, 1990.

49
Q

A transdermal system is a small adhesive patch or disk that may be applied to the body near the treatment site.

50
Q

After the medical assistant administers ophthalmic medications to a patient, the patient should remain in the supine position for approximately five minutes

51
Q

Valium is a medication used to calm very anxious patients and to relax muscles.

52
Q

IM inj child/adults

A
  • 90° angle
  • deltoid muscle
  • 22-25 gauge
53
Q

Behaviorism

A
  • Pavlov Skinner
  • Behavioral perspectives
54
Q

SC inj child/adult

A
  • 45° angle
  • fatty tissue of tricep or abdomen
  • 5/8 needle
  • 22-25 gauge
55
Q

Vaginal ring

A

Prevent ovulation

56
Q

Vitamin C

A

Ascorbic acid

57
Q

Placenta abruption

A

Uterine tenderness with firmness to abdomen

58
Q

Psychosexual

A
  • Froud
  • Psychoanalytic perspective
59
Q

Cognitive

A
  • Piaget
  • cognitive structural perspective
60
Q

Spermicide

A

Destroys sperm cells

61
Q

Narcotic do:

A
  • Interfere with the central nervous system
  • recognition of pain impulses
  • sometimes cause respiratory distress
62
Q

Which type of drug counteract poisons in their effects selectively by binding with the toxin to inhibit further absorption

63
Q

Which type of drug stops the development, maturation, or spread of a cancer cell?

A

Antineoplastic

64
Q

Patient with which condition should not take over the counter decongestants without first consulting with their doctor?

A

Heart disease

65
Q

Which drugs are also known as clot busters?

A

Fibrinolytics

66
Q

One cup is equivalent to ____ fluid ounces.

67
Q

The first system of medication measurement was the ______ system.

A

Apothecary

68
Q

When adding decimals you add columns from:

A

Right to left

69
Q

When multiplying 3.25 by 8.725 you disregard the decimal points multiply, 325 by 8725, and then move the decimal point over___ places

70
Q

A person who weighs 125 pounds weighs approximately____kilograms.

71
Q

If the provider prescribes 1500mg of Benadryl elixir and the supply available is 500mg per 25 mL, how much elixir should you give the patient?