FOA Quiz 2 Flashcards

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1
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Instrument used to measure range of motion of a joint

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goniometer

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2
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on their left side with the right leg sharply bent

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Sims position

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3
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a patient in the supine position is lying on his

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Back

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4
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requires the patient to lie face down flat on their stomach

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Prone

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5
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felt at a site away from the injured or diseased body part

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Referred pain

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6
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to effectively gather info about the patient’s chief complaint

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Open-ended

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7
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is a subjective experience of the patient that cannot be observed by anyone else

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symptom

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8
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A metal instrument that has two prongs extending from the handle designated to vibrate at a specific frequency

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Turning fork

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9
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position where the patient lies flat on the back with hands at the side

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Horizontal recumbent

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10
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the purpose of draping the patient

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protect privacy, keep the patient warm & comfortable

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11
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when taking a history, the description of the “present illness” that describes the “chief complaint” should include

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Onset, intensity, duration

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12
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the MA’s role in the physical exam includes

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taking patients medical history, preparing the exam room before the patient’s visit, documenting info in the patient’s medical records

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13
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is a subjective experience of the patient that cannot be observed

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symptom

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14
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first step in setting up efficient & effective communication with a patient is to

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review the patient record

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15
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Past medical history is

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surgeries, immunizations, current medications

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16
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info on the patient’s chart that is the patient’s primary reason for making the office visit is the

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Chief complaint

17
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Exam of the back

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Prone

18
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commonly used when taking x-rays rectal temps,

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decubitus

19
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enemas, perineal and pelvic exams

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Sims

20
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patients with breathing difficulties or lower back injuries

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Semi fowler

21
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pelvic exams

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Lithotamy

22
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exam of the anterior (front) surface of the body

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Supine

23
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exam of the rectum, sigmoid colon or vagina

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Knee to chest

24
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listening to the heart & lungs during a physical exam

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Sitting

25
Q

digital exam of the vagina

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Dorsal recumbent

26
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shock or low blood pressure

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Trendelenburg

27
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visual examining of the skin

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Inspection

28
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breast exam; feel for lumps

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palpation

29
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listening to a person breath taking BP

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auscultation

30
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taking a patient weight

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Mensuration

31
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tapping on a patient abdomen to find air, fluid or pus

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Percussion

32
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moving a joint to assess pain or mobility

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Manipulation

33
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two tasks necessary for preparing an exam room between patient’s

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dispose of used gowns; clean the exam table with proper disinfectant