Quiz #1

Question 1

Mini-Cog

Answer 1

Test for cognitive impairment in older adults

Question 2

LOC

Answer 2

Level of consciousness- Glasgow Coma Scale can help define.

Question 3

Denver II Screening

Answer 3

Tests developmental delays in infants and preschoolers. Tests gross motor, language, fine motor, and prsonal-social skills

Question 4

MMSE

Answer 4

Mini-Mental Status Examination- tests for cognitive functioning. Detects organic disease like dementia and delerium. Uses the task of drawing two interlocking pentagons, spelling words backwards, and performing serial 7s.

Question 5

GAD-7

Answer 5

Generalized Anxiety Disorder list

Question 6

PHQ-9

Answer 6

Screening tool for depression

Question 7

4 components of mental status exam

Answer 7

Appearance, Behavior, Cognition, Thought Processes

Question 8

Broca’s Aphasia

Answer 8

Expressive aphasia- can understand, but can’t communicate. Agrammatic speak.

Question 9

Wernicke’s aphasia

Answer 9

Receptive aphasia- can hear sounds and words, but can’t understand them. Speech is fluent but has many incorrect word substitutions and neologisms. Great urge to speak.

Question 10

Global Aphasia

Answer 10

Inability to speek or comprehend- only names and a few words. Repetition, reading, and writing severely impaired.

Question 11

Dysphonia

Answer 11

difficulty in talking with abnormal pitch or volume due to laryngeal disease. Hoarse voice.

Question 12

Dysarthria

Answer 12

Distorted articulation. Speech may be unintelligible.

Question 13

6 Quality Aims

Answer 13

1. Patient Centered
2. Timely
3. Safe
4. Effective
5. Efficient
6. Equity

Question 14

Horny cell layer

Answer 14

dead, closely-packed, keratinized cells constantly being shed and replaced.

Question 15

Epidermis

Answer 15

Avascular, outer layer of skin. Replaced every 4 weeks. Consists of basal cell layer and horny cell layer.

Question 16

Basal cell layer

Answer 16

Forms new skin cells with fibrous protein keratin as the primary ingredient. Melanocytes in the basal cell layer produce melanin.

Question 17

Polycythemia

Answer 17

Increase in hemoglobin in the blood due to increase in red blood cells or decrease in blood volume. Results in reddish-blue colored skin

Question 18

Hyperemia

Answer 18

Increased blood flow through the capillaries due to vasodilation. Skin color changes to red or bright pink