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Quiz #1 chapters 1&2 Flashcards

0
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What is the purpose of the physical examination?

A

It provides objective data about the patient.

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1
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What lives and grows on the superficial skin layers, or epidermis?

A

Transient flora

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2
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What is the purpose of HIPPA?

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To provide patients with better control over the use and disclosure of their health information.

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3
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What does RMW stand for?

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Regulated Medical Waste

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4
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Name two of the OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens Standard’s record keeping requirements.

A
  • OSHA medical record

- Sharps injury log

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5
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What are three advantages of the Electronic Medical Record?

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  • Speed and productivity
  • Accessibility
  • Efficiency
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6
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List six documents classified as medical office clinical documents.

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  • consultation report
  • health history report
  • home health report
  • physical examination report
  • medication record
  • progress notes
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7
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Which infection results from a defective immune system that cannot defend itself from pathogens normally found in the environment?

A

Opportunistic Infection

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8
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List the 5 stages of the infection cycle.

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  1. Reservoir host
  2. Means of exit
  3. Means of transmission
  4. Means of entry
  5. Susceptible host
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9
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A ________ is a type of procedure performed to assist in the diagnosis, management, or treatment of a patient’s condition.

A.) Physical Examination Report
B.) Consultation Report
C.) Diagnostic Procedure

A

C.) Diagnostic Procedure

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10
Q

List 4 stages of AIDS

A

Acute HIV infection

Asymptomatic period

Symptomatic period

AIDS

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11
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What are Bloodborne pathogens?

A

Pathogenic microorganisms in human blood that can cause disease.

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12
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What is the process of cleansing or sanitizing the hands?

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Hand hygiene

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13
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List 3 components of the Health History.

A
  • Family history
  • Past history
  • Social history
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14
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What is a PPR and an EMR?

A

PPR- Paper-based Patient Record

EMR- Electronic Medical Record

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15
Q

Which of the following is not a Diagnostic Procedure Document?

A.) Electrocardiogram - ECG
B.) Spirometry
C.) Parasitology

A

C.) Parasitology

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16
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What do you call a collection of subjective data about a patient?

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A Health History Report

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17
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What does OSHA stand for?

A

Occupational Safety and Health Administration

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18
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True or False-

The consent to treatment form should be signed when checking in before seeing the doctor.

A

False

19
Q

What is generally harmless, nonpathogenic, and difficult to remove from the skin?

A

Resident flora

20
Q

By what percentage do gloves reduce hand contamination by?

A

70% to 80%

21
Q

True or False-

Patients have the right to access and change their medical records if they feel they are inaccurate?

A

False

Can access and can request to change

22
Q

The most important aseptic practice is _______.

A

Hand washing

23
Q

Most microorganisms prefer a ________ pH?

A

Neutral

24
Q

A _______ is an assessment of each body part.

A

Physical examination

25
Q

It is important to use adequate friction during hand washing to ensure removal of all the ______?

A

Transient flora

26
Q

_______ include all measures and devices to isolate or remove the bloodborne pathogens hazards from the workplace.

A

Engineering controls

27
Q

The likely outcome of a procedure is called what?

A

Prognosis

28
Q

What does SOAP stand for?

A

Subjective data

Objective data

Assessment

Plan

29
Q

When did OSHA go into effect?

A

1992

30
Q

True or False-

Container label requirements are:

  1. Name if the chemical
  2. Manufacturer information
  3. Physical hazards of the chemical
  4. Health hazards of the chemical
  5. Safety precautions
  6. Storing, handling, and disposal of the chemical
A

True

31
Q

A patient who has been admitted to the hospital for at least one overnight stay is considered an ______.

A

Inpatient

32
Q

What is the abbreviation for personal protective equipment?

A

PPE

33
Q

Which of the following diseases is transmitted the easiest?

A.) HIV
B.) Hepatitis
C.) AIDS

A

B.) Hepatitis

34
Q

What’s the difference between aerobe and anaerobe?

A

Aerobe needs oxygen to grow.

Anaerobe grows best in the absence of oxygen.

35
Q

In what year was the bloodborne pathogen standard revised after the needlestick injuries?

A

2001

36
Q

What is a nonpathogen?

A

A microorganism that is harmless and does not cause disease.

37
Q

What is a medical record?

A

A written record of important information regarding a patient.

38
Q

What are the three biggest threats to health care workers?

A

Hepatitis B
Hepatitis C
HIV

39
Q

What is the bodies most important defense mechanism?

A

The skin

40
Q

What does the acronym OPIM stand for?

A

Other Potentially Infectious Materials

41
Q

Which of the following billing information is required on a patients registration form?

A.) Name of responsible party
B.) Social Security Number
C.) Insurance company
D.) All of the above?

A

D.) All of the above

42
Q

A health history report is a collection of subjective data about the patient.

A.) True
B.) False

A

A.) True

43
Q

Most microorganisms prefer a neutral pH. If the environment of the microorganisms becomes too acidic or too basic, they die.

A.) False
B.) True

A

B.) True

44
Q

The patient _______ is a brief summary of the significant events of a patient’s hospitalization.

A

Discharge summary report

45
Q

In order, list the infection process cycle.

A 
Reservoir host
Means of exit
Means of transmission
Means of entry
Susceptible host
46
Q

True/False: POR refers to treatment administered to an individual after exposure to an infectious disease to prevent the disease.

A

False.

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