pre-ScribeU practice test Flashcards
what type of medication is methocarbamol?
opioid pain medication
corticosteroid
antibiotic
bronchodilator
benzodiazepine
muscle relaxant
muscle relaxant
what is the generic name for Rocephin?
Ceftriaxone
Cleocin
Augmentin
Unasyn
Clindamycin
Cefazolin
Ceftriaxone
medical term for itichy
puritic
what is the generic name for Prilosec?
Omeprazole
in what body section would you document boggy mucosa?
nose
head
eyes
ears
oral pharynx
nose
(T/F) albuterol may cause an increase in heart rate, nervousness, and/or tremors in patients
true
which of the following are parts of the ear? (select all that apply)
Pinna
Tympanic membrane
Ciliary body
Choroid
Epiglottis
Pinna
Tympanic membrane
in which quadrant is the gallbladder located?
RUQ
which of the following findings would be documented under the cardiac section of the Physical Exam? (select all that apply)
gallop present
decreased carotid pulse
systolic murmur
decreased dorsiflexion
kyphosis
gallop present
decreased carotid pulse
systolic murmur
definition: cholecystitis
inflammation of the gallbladder
Toradol can be used to treat which of the following? (select all that apply)
infection
itching
nausea
swelling
asthma
bronchospasm
pain
Pain
Swelling
in what body section would you document irregular rhythm?
oral pharynx
general
chest/lungs
cardiac
abdominal
cardiac
select the route(s) via which Cefazolin is administered at TAUC (select all that apply)
IM
PO
IVPB
IV
SQ
IVPB and IM
definition: visible shrinking of the chest wall during inhalation
retractions
which of the following finding(s) would be documented under the skin, hair, nails section of the physical exam? (select all that apply)
laceration
stye
septal hematoma
lymphangitis
erythema
laceration
lymphangitis
erythema
which of the following medications are antiemetics? (select all that apply)
Lorazepam
Zofran
Metoclopramide
Ondansetron
Aspirin
Promethazine
Nitrostat
Reglan
Zofran
Metoclopramide
Ondansetron
Promethazine
Reglan
in what section of the body would you document mild respiratory distress?
cardiac
head
chest/lungs
general
neck
general
metoclopramide can be used to treat which of the following? (select all that apply)
migraines
asthma
heart burn
itching
epistaxis
nausea/vomiting
nausea/vomiting
migraines
heartburn
which of the following finding(s) would be documented under the psychiatric section of the physical exam? (select all that apply)
cachectic
pressured speech
suicidal ideation (SI)
homicidal ideation (HI)
flight of ideas
pressured speech
suicidal ideation (SI)
homicidal ideation (HI)
flight of ideas
(T/F) Solu-Medrol can lead to an increase in blood sugar in diabetic patients
true
in what body section would you document flat affect?
neck
constitutional
psychiatric
skin, hair, nails
abdominal
psychiatric
in what body section would you document erythematous external canal?
head
oral pharynx
ears
nose
eyes
ears
what is the brand name for famotidine?
pepcid
what type of medication is Levofloxacin?
antibiotic
(T/F) Narcan is used to treat decreased respiratory drive resulting from opioid medication overdoses.
true
what is the generic name for kenalog?
Triamcinolone
what is the generic name for bonine?
Meclizine
in what body section would you document septal deviation?
eyes
oral pharynx
head
ears
nose
nose
(T/F) Ibuprofen can only be given to patients who are 6 months in age or older
true
which of the following are Medical CT scans ONLY? (select all that apply)
CT Neck w/ IV Contrast
CT Leg w/o IV Contrast
CT Abdomen/Pelvis w/ IV Contrast
CT Abdomen/Pelvis w/o IV Contrast
CT C-Spine w/o IV Contrast
CT Neck w/ IV Contrast
CT Abdomen/Pelvis w/o IV Contrast
to look for corneal abrasions, what must the provider preform?
Ptosis exam
Nystagmus exam
Dilated exam
Scleral Exam
Fluorescein exam
fluorescein exam
what is the generic name for Reglan?
Metoclopramide
Carisoprodol can be used to treat which of the following? (select all that apply)
asthma
viral infections
muscle spasms
vomiting
cough
bacterial infections
muscle spasms
Tramadol can be used to treat which of the following?
bacterial infections
vomiting
diarrhea
fungal infections
pain
GERD
pain
ipratroprium is a bronchodilator commonly given with which other medication?
albuterol
what type of medication is hydrocodone?
opioid pain medication
what type of medication is unasyn?
antibiotic
A patient has an ingrowing toe nail on their toe. The provider recommends it be removed while the patient is at TAUC, but the patient says they are seeing their PCP tomorrow and will have it done the. Which is an example of what should be documented in their chart?
“patient declines nail plate removal”
“patient told toenail must be removed today. patient adamantly refuses, declining any and all followups fir this condition.”
“patient declines ingrowing nail excision”
“patient advised to have toenail removed. patient declines at this time, choosing to have done at PCP office tomorrow”
“ingrowing toenail not removed”
“patient advised to have toenail removed. patient declines at this time, choosing to have done at PCP office tomorrow”
in what body section would you document tonsillar swelling?
oral pharynx
nose
head
eyes
ears
oral pharynx
in what body section would you document skin tear?
skin, hair, nails
select the route(s) via which Tylenol is administered at TAUC
IM
IV push
IVPB
PO
PO
acetaminophen with codeine can be used to treat which of the following?
allergic reaction
dyspena
pain
itching
nausea/vomiting
asthma
pain
where can you find the orthostatic vitals order?
main tab
general tab
medications tab
labs tab
ortho tab
main tab
definition: loss of sensation confined to the area of the perineum, buttocks, and inner aspect of the thighs
saddle anesthesia
definition: the symptom is always present, never fully resolving but does increase/decrease in severity at times
intermittent
waxing and waining
constant
once
rare
waxing and waning
which of the following are true about Omeprazole?
its a topical medication
it can be used to treat GERD
it should be taken around the same time each day
its an oral medication
it may cause diarrhea
it can be used to treat allergic reactions
it can be used to treat GERD
it is an oral medication
it should be taken around the same time each day
definition: pain or burning with urination
dysuria
where can you find the Fluorescein Eye Strips order?
misc/other tab
in what body section would you document unequal shoulder shrug?
abdominal
musculoskeletal
GU/rectal
neurological
neck
neurological
which of the following are true about hydrocodone/acetaminophen?
it may cause drowsiness
its a smooth muscle relaxant
it is safe to drive while taking it
it can be habit forming
it may cause photosensitivity
it may cause drowsiness
it can be habit forming
which of the following are true about miconazole nitrate?
it can be used to treat allergic reactions
it may cause diarrhea
its an oral medication
it can be used to treat pain
it can be used to treat fungal infections
it is a topical medication
it can be used to treat fungal infections
it is a topical medication
select the route(s) via which Solu-Medrol is administered at TAUC
IVPB
IM
PO
SQ
IV
IM and IV
what type of medication is Ceftriaxone?
antibiotic
what type of medication is Metronidazole?
antibiotic
(T/F) albuterol may cause an increase in heart rate, nervousness, and/or tremors in patients
true
in what body section would you document bradycardia?
oral pharynx
cardiac
musculoskeletal
general
chest/lungs
cardiac
which of the following are trauma CT? (select all that apply)
CT Neck w/ IV Contrast
CT Head w/o IV Contrast
CT Abdomen/Pelvis w/ IV Contrast
CT Abdomen/Pelvis w/o IV Contrast
CT C-Spine w/o IV Contrast
CT Head w/o IV Contrast
CT Abdomen/Pelvis w/ IV Contrast
CT C-Spine w/o IV Contrast
in what body section would you document no calf tenderness?
musculoskeletal
select the route(s) via which naloxone is administered at TAUC
IV
IVPB
IM
PO
SQ
IV and IM
select the route(s) via which viscous lidocaine is administered at TAUC
SQ
PO
IM
IVPB
IV
PO
what type of medication is Azithromycin?
antibiotic
what type of medication is Mupirocin 2% Ointment?
antibiotic
in what body section would you document cobblestone appearance?
oral pharynx
Augmenten can be used to treat which of the following?
bacterial infections
pain
shingles
asthma
viral infections
herpes
bacterial infections
in what body section would you document chalazion?
nose
head
eyes
ears
general
eyes
what is the generic name for Lasix?
Furosemide
definition: abnormal coarse rattling sound heard when auscultation the lungs
rales
what does the following abbreviation stand for?
I&D
incision and drainage
what is the brand name for ipratroprium bromide?
Atrovent
select the route(s) via which Maalox is administered at TAUC
IVPB
IM
IV
PO
SQ
PO
in what body section would you document clear effusion?
oral pharynx
eyes
head
nose
ears
ears
which type of anesthesia that can be administered at TAUC also helps constricts blood vessels to control bleeding?
1% Lidocaine with Epi
which of the following findings would be documented under the musculoskeletal section of the physical exam?
midline bony tenderness
negative Homan’s Sign
positive anatomical snuffbox tenderness
positive Valgus test
McBurney’s point tenderness
midline bony tenderness
positive Valgus test
negative Homan’s sign
positive anatomical snuffbox tenderness
in what body section would you document patient appears to be in moderate pain?
neurological
musculoskeletal
general
chest/lungs
head
general
what does the TID stand for?
three times a day
which of the following are true about diphenhydramine? (select all that apply)
it is an antagonist of the histamine H1 receptor
it may cause diarrhea
it may increase swelling
it is a cough suppressant
it is a smooth muscle relaxant
it may cause drowsiness
it is an antagonist of the histamine H1 receptor
it may cause drowsiness
definition: clear nasal drainage, also referred to as a runny nose
rhinorrhea
what type of medication is ondansetron?
antiemetic
definition: enlargement or swelling of lymph nodes
lymphadenopathy
what is the generic name for soma?
carisoprodol
in what body section would you document pharyngeal erythema?
oral pharynx
(T/F) a patient is currently taking a medication that causes unwanted side effects. the provider tells the patient to continue the medication, but to only take half a pill at each does instead of a full pill. this discussion must be documented in the chart
true
(T/F) epinephrine may decrease the patients blood pressure or heart rate
false
if a patient has an abrasion to the right cheek, then which of the following normal finding(s) should ALWAYS be unchecked?
normocephalic
no signs of infection
no increased blood pressure
atraumatic
normal skin temperature
atraumatic
in what body section would you document pinna erythema?
head oral pharynx
ears
nose
eyes
ears
Pseudoepineprine HCL can be used to treat which of the following? (select all that apply)
congestion
nausea
migraines
nasal drainage
bacterial infections
diarrhea
congestion
nasal drainage
what is the generic name for Ancef?
Cefazolin
what type of medication is Azithromycin?
antibiotic
Lasix can be used to treat which of the following medical conditions?
allergic reaction
GERD
deep vein thrombosis
COPD
congestive heart failure
congestive heart failure
(liver disease and kidney disease)
what type of medication is viscous lidocaine?
anesthetic
what is the generic name for Flagyl?
Metronidazole
in what body section do you document guarding?
musculoskeletal
chest/lungs
cardiac
abdominal
general
abdominal
definition: tachycardia
fast heart rate
in which quadrant is the majority of the liver located?
RUQ
which of the following finding(s) would be documented under the Nose section of the physical exam? (select all that apply)
Hemotympanum
Clear PND
Polyp to nasal mucosa
“Hot potato” voice
bloody nasal discharge
Polyp to nasal mucosa
bloody nasal discharge
definition: condition characterized by unequal pupil sizes
Aniscoria
Maalox can be used to treat which of the following?
epistaxis
bronchospasms
itching
heart burn
asthma
infection
heart burn
hypotension
low blood pressure
what is the generic name for Zofran?
Ondansetron
what is the generic name for keflex?
cephalexin
in what body section would you document pitting edema?
chest/lungs
general
skin, hair, nails
oral pharynx
cardiac
cardiac
what does the following abbreviation stand for?
Fx
fracture
what must be ordered for every patient?
“Patient Ready to Discharge”
what are the routes that anesthesia may be administered at TAUC?
nerve block
topically
locally
A patient has 2 separate high blood pressure readings while at TAUC and has a history of hypertension. The provider informs the patient of this and instructs them to monitor their blood pressure. Which of the following actions should you take? (select 2)
-call the patient’s PCP and tell them of the blood pressure readings
-tell the patient to eat less salt
-add a note saying “Patient advised to monitor their blood pressure”
-add a diagnosis of hypertension
-order clonidine for for the patient
-ask the patient if they are under any extra stress that may be raising their blood pressure
-do nothing
-prescribe the patient lisinopril
add a diagnosis of hypertension
add a note saying “Patient advised to monitor their blood pressure”
in what body section would you document supraclavicular lymphadenopathy?
head
musculoskeletal
chest/lungs
lymph nodes
skin, hair, nails
lymph nodes
in what body section would you document pronator drift?
neck
GU
abdominal
neurological
musculoskeletal
neurological
what is the generic name for Solu-Medrol?
Methylprednissolone
which of the following situations always requires that a note be added to a patient’s chart?
-the patient does not have a PCP
-the patient is sent to the ER
-the patient declines IV fluids and blood work
-the patient has a history of hypertension and has a normal BP while at TAUC
-the patient is unable to give an accurate history, so an independent historian is needed
-the patient declines a CT scan
-the patient is told to stop a prescription medication
-the patient is blind and is brought in by their spouse
-the patient declines a prescription medication
-the patient sees a specialist for a problem unrelated to their TAUC visit
-the patient is started on a new medication through TAUC
the patient declines a prescription medication
the patient is told to stop a prescription medication
the patient declines a CT scan
the patient declines IV fluids and blood work
the patient is sent to the ER
the patient is unable to give an accurate history, so an independent historian is needed
Meclizine can be used to treat which of the following? (select all that apply)
motion sickness
vertigo
dizziness
migraine
sneezing
coughing
motion sickness
vertigo
dizziness
which of the following findings would be documented under the general section of the physical exam?
no acute distress
obese
diaphoretic
swelling
crying
no acute distress
obese
crying
which of the following bones are located in the lower extremities?
fibula
humerus
clavicle
tibia
femur
fibula
tibia
femur
what type of medication is promethazine? (select all that apply)
antiemetic
opioid antagonist
antihistamine
antibiotic
antiviral
antihistamine
antiemetic
where can you find the splint orders?
ortho tab
general tab
labs tab
misc/other tab
ortho tab
a confirmed negative pregnancy test for all females ages ______ is required prior to CT.
14-59
16-80
16-79
13-49
17-69
14-59
in which of the following causes would you need to document that a patient’s history is relayed by an independent historian?
-the patient speaks another language and has a translator
-the patient is deaf and uses a phone app to communicate
-the patient is a baby and accompanied by a parent
-the patient is an otherwise healthy adult accompanied by their spouse for comfort
the patient is a baby accompanied by a parent
nitroglycerin tablets can be used to treat which of the following? (select all that apply)
angina
asthma
migraines
heart burn
nausea/vomiting
chest pain
angina
chest pain
definition: the head is of normal shape and size
normocephalic
if a patient has an IV, a _____ order must be added before discharge
saline lock
x-ray sent with patient
blood draw
liter of saline
Vitals and IV D/C (when fluids complete)
Vitals and IV D/C (when fluids complete)
also called crackles
rales
in what body section would you document tired/ill appearing?
general
definition: infection (infiltrate) in the lung tissue causing lung inflammation, cough, and fever
pneumonia
which of the following are true about Lorazepam?
it can be used to treat anxiety
it can be used to treat allergic reactions
it can be used to treat bacterial infections
it may cause drowsiness
it may cause tendon tearing
it is an antihistamine
it can be used to treat anxiety
it may cause drowsiness
in what body section would you document epididymal tenderness?
GU/Rectal
which of the following findings would be documented under the neurological section of the physical exam? (select all that apply)
retractions
Psoas sign
abnormal rapid alternating movements
Aphasia
soft tissue crepitus
abnormal rapid alternating movements
Aphasia
when ordering a tetanus shot for a patient with MEDICARE insurance, what order do you choose?
TDvax
which of the following are NSAIDS
Toradol
Motrin
Ketorolac
Naproxen
definition: impairment of language affecting the production or comprehension of speech due to injury of the brain
Aphasia
definition: redness in the white part of the eye
conjunctival injection
a patient presents to the clinic for nausea. they already have a Zofran rx from their PCP and the provider told them to continue taking it. Which of the following should be documented in their chart?
patient advised to continue Zofran as prescribed
what type of medication is dipehnhydramine?
antihistamine
which of the following medications are given in a nebulizer treatment?
ipratropium
narcan
famotidine
albuterol sulfate
ancef
ipratropium and albuterol sulfate
epinephrine can be used to treat which of the following? (select all that apply)
anaphylaxis
asthma attacks
seizures
allergic reactions
anaphylaxis
asthma attacks
allergic reactions
Solu-Medrol can be used to treat which of the following? (select all that apply)
chest pain
allergic reaction
asthma
diarrhea
dysuria
nausea/vomiting
asthma
allergic reactions
select the routue(s) via which epinephrine is administered at TAUC for non-cardia treatments?
IM
PO
IVPB
SQ
IV
IM
SQ
what type of medication is hydrocodone?
opioid pain medication
what is distal to the elbow?
leg
abdomen
knee
shoulder
hand
the hand
what does the following abbreviation stand for?
CXR
chest x-ray
the provider is sending a patient to the emergency room. Which of the following info should be included in the chart? (select all that apply)
how the patient is getting to the ER (private vehicle or EMS)
addition info the provider discussed with the patient prior to them leaving TAUC
which ER the patient is going to
who the provider spoke to at the ER (ie triage nurse, accepting physician, etc)
how the patient is getting to the ER (private vehicle or EMS)
addition info the provider discussed with the patient prior to them leaving TAUC
which ER the patient is going to
who the provider spoke to at the ER (ie triage nurse, accepting physician, etc)
a patient is offered pain medication for a broken bone but they decline it. what must be documented in the chart?
the discussion between the patient and provider as well as the patient’s decision.
(T/F) nitrostat should be given to a patient with low blood pressure?
false
carlsoprodol can be used to treat what?
muscle spasms
in which of the following situations would you NOT need to document a discussion regarding a medication?
-the provider tells the patient to take a smaller does of a previously prescribed medication
-the patinet is advised to discontinue a chronic medication
-a patient refused a prescription medication
-the patient is started on a new medication for the first time through TAUC
-the patient is advised to continue a previously prescribed medication
the patient is started on a new medication for the first time through TAUC
in what body section would you document maxillary sinus tenderness?
head
neck
neurological
musculoskeletal
general
head
which of the following abdominal regions is the area around the belly button?
epigastric region
belly button region
left lumbar region
umbilical region
hypogastric region
umbilical region
what does the following abbreviation stand for?
I&D
incision and drainage
the normal state of being or starting point
baseline
in what body section would you document hyperperistalsis?
chest/lungs
cardiac
abdominal
muscloskeletal
general
abdominal
in order for a procedure to be billable, the CPT code symbol at the top left must be a _______.
blue circle with a check mark
red square with a check mark
orange triangle with an exclamation point
green circle with a check mark
blue circle with a check mark
which of the following finding(s) would be documented under the neck section of the physical exam? (select all that apply)
positive McMurry test
positive Homan’s sign
JVD
scoliosis
positive Kernig’s sign
JVD
positive Kernig’s sign
which of the following are parts of the mouth/oral pharynx?
fovea
eustachian tube
uvula
soft palate
tonsils
uvula
soft palate
tonsils
which of the following are true about Pseudoepineprine HCL?
it may cause drowsiness
it is a decongestant
it is a cough suppressant
it is kept in the narc cabinet
it may cause the patient to experience a jittery feeling
it is a decongestant
it is kept in the narc cabinet
it may cause the patient to experience a jittery feeling
in what body section would you document thyromegaly?
musculoskeletal
head
neck
neurological
oral pharynx
neck
definition: mucous secretion from the respiratory tract which is coughed up
sputum
which of the following medications are antibiotics? (select all that apply)
levofloxacin
amoxicillin
cefazolin
azithromycin
cephalexin
unasyn
clindamycin
mupirocin
ciprofloxacin
ceftriaxone
cefdinir
sulfamethoxazole
penicillin
nitrofurantoin
levofloxacin
amoxicillin
cefazolin
azithromycin
cephalexin
unasyn
clindamycin
mupirocin
ciprofloxacin
ceftriaxone
cefdinir
sulfamethoxazole
penicillin
nitrofurantoin
in which quadrant is the appendix located?
RLQ
definition: pain radiating from the lower back down one or both legs, a form of radiculopathy
sciatica
which of the following findings would be documented under the abdominal section of the physical exam? (select all that apply)
ataxia
adnexal tenderness
splenomegaly
Rovsing’s sign
McBurney’s point tenderness
splenomegaly
Rovsing’s sign
McBurney’s point tenderness
what does the following abbreviation stand for?
Dx
diagnosis
which of the following findings would be documented under the Oral Pharynx section of the physical exam? (select all that apply)
clear PND
absent tonsils
normal oral mucosa
normal dentition
EOMI
clear PND
absent tonsils
normal oral mucosa
normal dentition
which type of anesthesia can be administered at TAUC can be administered topically?
1% Lido with Epi
Bupivicaine
1% Lido
Ethyl Chloride
0.5% Sensorcaine
ethyl chloride
which documenting a procedure preformed by the provider, which boxed are ALWAYS checked?
“vitals rechecked”
“written consent obtained”
“verbal consent obtained”
“minimal blood loss”
“the risks and benefits were explained…”
“verbal consent obtained”
“the risks and benefits were explained…”
in what body section would you document TMJ tenderness?
head
neck
musculoskeletal
neurological
general
head
if a walking boot is ordered, verify that you always note ______.
short or tall
which of the following is most medial?
esophagus
third finger
femur
ear
fifth toe
hand
ulna
esophagus
when a patient is diagnosed with a fracture, what additional order must always be present?
walking boot
crutches
treat fracture code
ace wrap
medications
treat fracture code
what does the following abbreviation stand for?
PRN
as needed
in what body section would you document dry oral mucosa?
head
eyes
nose
ears
oral pharynx
oral pharynx
definition: itchy
pruritic
where can you find the fluorescein eye strips order?
labs tab
general tab
misc/other tab
medications tab
ortho tab
main tab
misc/other tab
what must be checked for any patient prior to receiving IV contract?
creatine level
which of the following are TRAUMA CT scans?
CT brain w/o IV contrast
CT facial/sinuses complete w/o IV contrast
CT head w/o IV contrast
CT C-spine w/o IV contrast
CT Chest (thorax) w/ IV contrast
CT abdomen/pelvis w/ IV contrast
definition: test in which the tendon is tapped to determine the integrity of the part of the nervous system responsible for the reflex
deep tendon reflex
definition: pain is elicited by percussion of the area of the back overlying the kidney
CVA tenderness
X-ray readings must be entered into ____ by provider
ASMeds
Ct Tab in DocuTAP
OnePacs
X-Ray Tab in DocuTAP
procedure note in DocuTAP
OnePacs
definition: inflammation/infection of the kidneys
pyelonephritis
definition: excessive accumulation of cerumen in the ear canal, however, parts of the TM are still visible
ceruminosis
definition: abnormal coarse rattling sound heard when auscultating the lungs
rhonchi
definition: pinched or compressed nerve in the spine
radiculopathy
the provider did not shine a light in the patient’s eyes during the exam. what findings below are NOT appropriate to keep in the eye section of the physical exam?
EOMI
no conjunctival injection
ptosis
PERRL
no scleral icterus
PERRL
for EKG orders/documentation, wha are the 5 pertinent findings that require free text? (select all that apply)
intervals
QRS
P-wave
rate
Bundle Branch Block
ST-T findings
axis
intensity
rhythm
rate
intervals
ST-T findings
axis
rhythm
rate
in what body section would you document abscess?
head
skin, hair, nails
oral pharynx
general
eyes
hair, skin, nails
what is the generic name for immodium?
loperamide
AZO can be used to treat which of the following? (select all that apply)
fungal infections
bacterial infections
frequency
dysuria
frequency
dysuria
which if the following is true about Ventolin? (select all that apply)
it may cause a decrease in heart rate
it is used to treat bronchospasm
it may cause an increase in heart rate
it is used to treat bronchospasm
it may cause an increase in heart rate
in what body section would you document urticaria?
skin, hair, nails
which of the following findings would be documented under the chest/lungs section of the physical exam? (select all that apply)
decreased breath sounds
guarding
tachycardia
costochondral tenderness
accessory muscle use
decreased breath sounds
costochondral tenderness
accessory muscle use
in what body section would you document localized paresthesia?
abdominal
neurological
general
chest/lungs
neurological
what is Lorazepam used to treat?
congestive heart failure
anxiety
asthma
bony fractures
skin infections
seizures
bipolar disorder
anxiety and siezures
what routes is diphenhydramine administered at TAUC?
PO
IM
IV
IVPB
SQ
IV
PO
IM
what is the generic name for Ventolin HFA?
Albuterol Sulfate
Unasyn can be used to treat which of the following?
nausea/vomiting
chest pain
infection
migraine
asthma
pain
infection
in what body section would you document that the patient appears anxious?
psychatric
Valtrex can be used to treat which of the following? (select all that apply)
vomiting
herpes
bacterial infections
shingles
pain
fungal infections
herpes
shingles
what type of medication is metoclopramide?
antiemetic
doxycycline monohydrate can be used to treat which of the following? (select all that apply)
gonorrhea
bacterial infections
asthma
muscle spasms
pain
viral infections
gonorrhea
bacterial infections
what is the generic name for Diflucan?
Fluconazole
which of the following are true about augmentin? (select all that apply)
it is a cephalosporin antibiotic
it is called Amoxicillin
it is a penicillin antibiotic
it should be taken at the same time each day
it is also called Amoxicillin-Potassium Clavulante
It is a sulfa antibiotic
it is a penicillin antibiotic
it should be taken at the same time each day
it is also called Amoxicillin-Potassium Clavulante
what is the generic name for flexeril?
cyclobenzaprine
definition: enlarged heart
cardiomegaly
in what body section would you document murmur?
cardiac
definition: bruising
ecchymosis
what type of medication is naloxone?
opioid antagonist
T/F: Unasyn can be given to patients with penicillin allergies
false
what is the generic name for Ativan?
Lorazepam
swelling
edema
Loperamide HCL can be used to treat which of the following?
muscle spasms
cough
diarrhea
dyspnea
high blood pressure
chest pain
diarrhea
in what body section would you document cervical motion tenderness?
GU/Rectal
general
neck
head
abdominal
GU/Rectal
T/F: prednisone should be taken in the morning
true
definition: tachypnea
fast respiratory rate
what lines the eyelids and surface of the eye?
conjunctiva
in what body section would you document asymmetric smile?
neurological
GU
abdominal
musculoskeletal
neck
neurological
what does the abbreviation BID stand for?
twice per day
what body section would you document fluctuance and induration?
skin, hair, nails
in what body section would you document carotid bruit?
musculoskeletal
heads
neck
chest/lungs
neurological
neck
in what body section would you document coarse breath sounds?
chest/lungs
albuterol can be used to treat which of the following?
congestion
nausea
itching
fever
epistaxis
bronchospasm
infection
bronchospasm
miconazole nitrate can be used to treat which of the following?
impetigo
fungal infections
cough
bacterial infections
athlete’s foot
ringworm
fungal infections
athlete’s foot
ringworm
what type of medication is Cefazolin?
antibiotic
T/F: Ativan can cause drowsiness or impaired coordination
true
what type of medication is ipratropium bromide?
bronchodilator
definition: bloody nose
epistaxis
definition: pus-like, pertaining to pus
purulent
what is the strength ratio of the epinephrine at TAUC that is used to treat sever allergic reactions?
1:1,000
definition: enlarged tonsils
tonsillar hypertrophy
Lisinopril can be used to treat which of the following?
congestive heart failure
chest pain
muscle spasms
high blood pressure
dyspena
cough
high blood pressure
congestive heart failure
what is the generic name for Bactrim?
Sulfamethoxazole/Trimethoprim
what must be entered in the patient’s chart before launching Lab interface?
procedures
BMI
diagnosis
culture collection
prognoses
diagnoses
you must _____ before launching lab interface for any work comp or self pay patient
document culture source
overide billing
recheck height and weight
print invoice
confirm HIPPA page is scanned
override billing
when ordering an eye irrigation, what orders must you choose?
lactated ringers
IV tubing
single or bilateral
what is the most common manner in which anesthesia is administered for numbing of the nerves of the fingers or toes?
local injection
topical spray
digital block
oral pill
IV
digital block
T/F: Dexamethasone can lead to a decrease in blood sugar in diabetic patients
false
in what body section would you document conjunctival injection?
eyes
nose
ears
head
oral pharynx
eyes
which of the following are true about prednisone?
it can be used to treat inflammation
it may be used to treat fungal infections
it may cause diarrhea
it may cause urine to turn orange
it may increase blood sugar levels
it can be used to treat inflammation
it may increase blood sugar levels
which of the following are parts of the adult skull?
temporal
occipital
parietal
what type of medication is diphenhydramine?
antihistamine
what type of medication is decadron?
corticosteroid
which order must be selected for every patient?
Vitals and IV/DC (when fluids complete)
Visual Acuity
IV/Blood Collection
Patient Ready to Discharge
Initial Assessment
Patient Ready to Discharge
which of the following medications are bronchodilators?
atrovent
ventolin
albuterol sulfate
in which quadrant is the spleen located?
LUQ
definition: feeling near syncope
lightheadedness
what is the generic name for Norco?
hydrocodone/acetaminophen
what does the following abbreviation stand for?
PERRL
pupils equal round reactive to light
Famotidine can be used to treat which of the following? (select all that apply)
allergic reactions
fever
anxiety
muscle spasms
siezures
GERD
GERD
allergic reactions
what does the following abbreviation stand for?
PO
by mouth
where can you find the EKG w/interprt order?
*Main Tab
what type of medication is morphine?
opioid analgesic
definition: shortness of breath, labored or difficult breathing
dyspena
a patient brings an x-ray performed by their PCP, which the provider reviews. Which is an example of what should be documented in their chart?
“x-ray is normal”
no documentation required
“outside x-ray study reviewed and showed no acute process”
“patient’s x-ray not reviewed”
outside x-ray study reviewed and showed no acute process
what is proximal to the knee?
elbow
hip
hand
ankle
eye
hip
definition: blood behind the tympanic membrane (ear drum)
hemotympanum
definition: passing out
syncope
atrovent can be used to treat which of the following? (select all that apply)
itching
chest pain
bronchospasm
asthma
congestion
nausea
infection
bronchospasm
asthma
mupirocin 2% ointment can be used to treat which of the following? (select all that apply)
migraine
ringworm
bacterial infections
athlete’s foot
fungal infections
impetigo
bacterial infections
impetigo
which of the following are true about Acetaminophen with Codine? (select all that apply)
it should be taken with food
patients should not drive while taking it
it may cause drowsiness
it may cause constipation
it may cause drowsiness
it may cause constipation
select the route(s) via which Unasyn can be administered at TAUC
SQ
IV
PO
IM
IVPB
IVPB
IM
what type of medication is Loratadine?
corticosteroid
antiviral
antibiotic
opioid pain medication
bronchodilator
antihistamine
antihistamine
which of the following findings(s) would be documented under the ear section of the physical exam? (select all that apply)
TM dullness
septal hematoma
Ceruminosis
pale conjuctiva
Foreign body to external canal
TM dullness
Ceruminosis
Foreign body to external canal
which of the following is true about methocarbamol? (select all that apply)
it is a muscle relaxer
it can be used to treat allergic reactions
patients should not drink while taking it
it can be used to treat bacterial infections
it may cause photophobia
it can be used to treat pain
it is a muscle relaxer
patients should not drink while taking it
it can be used to treat pain
which of the following is true about Amoxicillin? (select all that apply)
it is a cephalosporin antibiotic
it is also called Amoxicillin-Potassium Clavulanate
it is a sulfa antibiotic
it is a penicillin antibiotic
it should be taken around the same time each day
it is a penicillin antibiotic
it should be taken around the same time each day
what type of medication is Cyclobenzaprine?
muscle relaxer
antihistamine
opioid antagonist
antiemetic
corticosteroid
bronchodilator
muscle relaxer
what type of medication is Ketorolac?
bronchodialtor
corticosteroid
antihistamine
vasoconstrictor
vasodilator
NSAID
NSAID
which of the following are corticosteroids? (select all that apply)
Naproxen
Acetaminophen
Ativan
Prednisone
Solumedrol
Dexamethasone
Prednisone
Solumedrol
Dexamethasone
what type of medication is Penicillin V Potassium?
corticosteroid
antiemetic
NSAID
antifungal
antibiotic
antiviral
antibiotic
definition: bradycardia
slow heart rate
select the route(s) via which Phenergan is administered at TAUC
IM
IV
PO
SQ
IVPB
IM
what type of medication is Triamcinolone Acetonide?
antifungal
antiemetic
NSAID
antibiotic
antiviral
corticosteroid
corticosteroid
diphenhydramine can be used to treat which of the following? (select all that apply)
allergic reactions
fever
bacterial infections
anaphylaxis
itching
asthma
muscle spasms
hives
pain
allergic reactions
anaphylaxis
itching
hives
what type of medication is Promethazine?
antiemetic
in what body section would you document hemorrhoids?
musculoskeletal
GU/Rectal
abdominal
general
cardiac
GU/Rectal
(T/F): Lasix can cause increased sensitivity and prolonged exposure to the sun should be discouraged.
true
definition: redness
eyrthema
definition: decay of tooth, cavities
carries
what is the generic name for Narcan?
Naloxone
which of the following are true about Tramadol? (select all that applied)
it can be used to treat ear infections
it is a pain reliever
it can be habit forming
it must be taken with food
it may cause drowsiness
it may caused photosensitivity
it is a pain reliever
it can be habit forming
it may cause drowsiness
Dextrose 50% is administered to people?
symptomatic hypoglycemia
bradypena
allergic rashes
symptomatic hypotension
bradycardia
symptomatic hypoglycemia
what is the appropriate dosing for Aspirin?
80-300mg
20-80mg
80-325mg
81-324mg
81-324mg
in what body section would you document hematoma to scalp?
head
skin, hair, nails
general
neurological
neck
head
what type of medication is miconazole nitrate?
antiemetic
benzodiazepine
antibiotic
antiviral
corticosteroid
antifungal
antifungal
what type of medication is Naproxen?
opioid
antifungal
NSAID
corticosteroid
muscle relaxant
benzodiazepine
NSAID
Ibuprofen can be used to treat which of the following? (select all that apply)
bronchospasms
congestion
nausea
itching
infection
fever
pain
fever
pain
select the route(s) via which Kenalog is administered at TAUC
IM
PO
IVPB
IV
SQ
IM
which of the following are bones located in the upper extremities? (select all that apply)
patella
ischium
radius
metacarpals
ulna
radius
metacarpals
ulna
select the route(s) via which Famotidine is administered at TAUC
IM
PO
IVPB
IV
SQ
IVPB
in what body section would you document nuchal rigidity?
head
musculoskeletal
neurological
skin, hair, nails
neck
neck
which of the following are true about Metronidazole? (select all that apply)
it can be used to treat bacterial infections
it is a muscle relaxant
it can be used to treat pain
it can be used to treat allergic reactions
patients must not consume alcohol while taking this
it may cause photophobia
it can be used to treat bacterial infections
patients must not consume alcohol while taking this
what two medications are commonly given together as a “GI Cocktail?”
Maalox
Diphenhydramine
Peromethazine
Pepcid
Famotidine
Viscous Lidocaine
Viscous Lidocaine
Maalox
definition: inflammation of the cartilage which connects a rib to the sternum
costochondritis
in what body section would you document limited ROM?
musculoskeletal
neurological
abdominal
cardiac
GU/rectal
musculoskeletal
what type of medication is famotidine? (select all that apply)
vasodilator
antihistamine
corticosteroid
vasoconstrictor
antipyretic
antacid
antihistamine
antacid
definition: involuntary, rapid movement of the eye balls
nystagmus
what is the brand name for Motrin?
Ibuprofen
what type of medication is Kenalog?
vasoconstrictor
vasodilator
bronchodilator
antihistamine
antacid
corticosteroid
corticosteroid
which of the following are true about Benzonatate? (select all that apply)
it is also referred to as Tessalon Pearls
it is an antiviral
it may cause diarrhea
it decreases the cough reflex
it is a sulfa antibiotic
it is also referred to as a Z-Pack
it is also referred to as Tessalon Pearls
it decreases the cough reflex
select the route(s) via which furosemide is administered at TAUC
IM
PO
IVPB
IV
SQ
IV
what is the generic name for Phenergan?
Promethazine
what does the following abbreviation stand for?
ROM
range of motion
(T/F): Valtrex will cure herpes
false
in what body section would you document congested nasal mucosa?
nose
ears
head
eyes
oral pharynx
nose
which of the following medications/fluids should never be given through an IV at TAUC?
Ceftriaxone
Lidocaine
Lactated Ringers
Normal Saline
Lidocaine
which of the following is true about Phenazopyridine HCL? (select all that apply)
it may cause urine to turn orange
it is an oral medication
it is a topical medication
it can be used to treat GERD
it may cause diarrhea
it may cause urine to turn orange
it is an oral medication
select the route(s) via which Ceftriaxone is administered at TAUC
IM
PO
IVPB
IV
SQ
IM
IVPB
what type of medication is Maalox?
antacid
cortosteroid
antibiotic
antihistamine
analgesic
antiviral
antacid
(T/F): Nitrostat comes in the form of a tablet that is placed under the patient’s tongue (sublingual)
true
What does the following abbreviation stand for?
GI
gastrointestinal
what is the generic name for Tylenol?
Acetaminophen
what type of medication is Valacyclovir?
antiviral
antibiotic
NSAID
corticosteriod
antifungal
antiemetic
antiviral
in what body section would you document adnexal tenderness?
general
GU/rectal
musculoskeletal
abdominal
neck
GU/rectal
promethazine can be used to treat which of the following? (Select all that apply)
itching
nausea/vomiting
angina
dyspnea
chest pain
pain
itching
nausea/vomiting
select the route(s) via which Dexamethasone is administered at TAUC
IM
PO
IVPB
IV
SQ
IV
IM
PO
select the appropriate dose(s) for Dexamthasone (select all that apply)
15 mg
12 mg
1 mg
8 mg
4 mg
2 mg
8 mg
4 mg
which type of anesthesia that can be administered at TAUC is referred to as Bupivacaine or Marcaine?
1% Lido
2% Lido
1% Lido with Epi
Ethyl Chloride
0.5% Sensorcaine
0.5% Sensorcaine
what is the generic name for Levaquin?
Levofloxacin
Amoxicillin can be used to treat which of the following?
fungal infections
hypertension
shingles
flu
strep throat
asthma
strep throat
what type of medication is Solu-Medrol?
antipyretic
antiviral
opioid antagonist
corticosteroid
bronchodilator
antibiotic
corticosteroid
in what body section would you document no CVA tenderness?
chest/lungs
general
abdominal
musculoskeletal
cardiac
abdominal
T/F: Furosemide can lead to an increase in blood sugar in diabetic patients
true
select the route(s) via which ondansetron is administered at TAUC (select all that apply)
IM
IVPB
IV
SQ
IM
IV
definition: hardened area of soft tissue
induration
what is the generic name for Robaxin?
Methocarbamol
in what body section would you document anterior cervical lymphadenopathy?
head
neurological
lymph nodes
musculoskeletal
abdominal
GU
lymph nodes
what type of medication is Lorazepam?
opioid pain medication
benzodiazepine
antibiotic
corticosteroid
antiviral
benzodiazepine
definition: a feeling or sensation of rapid, strong, or irregular heartbeat
palpitations
what is the generic name for Claritin?
Loratadine
what is the generic name for Cleocin?
Clindamycin
select the route(s) via which Clindamycin is administered at TAUC (select all that apply)
SQ
IVPB
IM
PO
IV
IM
IVPB
select the route(s) via which morphine is administered at TAUC (select all that apply)
IVPB
PO
IV
SQ
IM
IV
IM
what type of medication is Nitrostat?
antiviral
opioid antagonist
vasoconstrictor
antibiotic
bronchodilator
vasodilator
antihistamine
Vasodilator
select the route(s) via which Ativan is administered at TAUC (select all that apply)
IVPB
PO
IV
SQ
IM
IM
IV
Toradol may worsen symptoms associated with ___ failure, and must have a Metlyte panel performed prior to administration
heart
kidney
liver
lung
kidney
which of the following are true abut Sulfamethoxazole/Trimethoprim? (select all that apply)
it is a cough suppressant
it is safe to prescribe in pregnancy
it is an antibiotic
it should be taken with food
it may cause drowsiness
it is an antibiotic
it should be taken with food
definition: extreme sensitivity to light
photophobia
Tobramycin from TAUC is applied to which body part?
throat
eyes
skin
ears
nails
eyes
which of the following finding(s) would be documented under the GU/Rectal section of the physical exam? (select all that apply)
hypoperistalsis
adnexal tenderness
malodorous white discharge
testicular swelling
anal fissure
adnexal tenderness
malodorous white discharge
testicular swelling
anal fissure
which of the following are true about Naproxen? (select all that apply)
it can be used to treat allergic reactions
it may cause weight gain
it is an oral medication
it can be used to decrease inflammation
it can be used to treat pain
it is a topical medication
it is an oral medication
it can be used to decrease inflammation
it can be used to treat pain
what is the generic name for Decadron?
dexamthasone
(T/F): Viscous Lidocaine may cause the patient’s mouth to feel numb
true
what is the generic name for Compazine?
Prochlorperazine Maleate
select the route(s) via which metoclopramide is administered at TAUC
IVPB
IV
PO
SQ
IM
IVPB
IM
what is the generic name for Ultram?
Tramadol
what type of medication is Flonase?
antifungal
muscle relaxant
antiviral
bronchodilator
antihistamine
corticosteroid
corticosteroid
in what body section would you document rales?
general
oral pharynx
neurological
chest/lungs
cardiac
chest/lungs
(T/F): Atrovent may cause tachycardia and a “shaky feeling”
true
what is the generic name for Bentyl?
dicyclomine
definition: a sensation of the room spinning
vertigo
in what body section would you document TM bulging?
oral pharynx
head
eyes
nose
ears
ears
in what body section would you document coughing?
chest/lungs
cardiac
general
oral pharynx
head
general
(T/F): a patient can safely drive home after receiving morphine
false
(T/F): Clindamycin can be given to patients who are allergic to Penicillins
true
