Quiz One Flashcards

1
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What does the prefix Intra- mean?

A

Within

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2
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The suffix -itis means?

A

Inflammation

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3
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Arteriosclerosis means

A

Narrowing of an artery

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4
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True or False: HTN is an abbreviation for hypertension

A

True

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5
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True or False: There is an official approved list of medical abbreviations

A

False

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6
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bid

A

Twice a day

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7
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PO

A

by mouth

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8
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tid

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Three times a day

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9
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HS

A

At bedtime

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10
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ac

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Before meals

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11
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What is the correct structural organization of the body from simplest to most complex?

A

Cells
Tissues
Organs
Body system
Organism

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12
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What are two predisposing factors that can be changed.

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Lifestyle, Environmental Factors

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13
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List two predisposing factors for disease that cannot be changed

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Age, Gender, Genetics

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14
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Headache, chills, dizziness, stomach cramps, are all: Symptoms or Signs

A

Symptoms

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15
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Temperature of 100.6, swelling in the legs, b/p of 140/110, bruising are all: Signs or Symptoms

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Signs

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16
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What are two examples of non-communicable diseases

A

Diabetes and Tetanus

17
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True or false: the body’s first line of defense against infection includes physical and chemical barriers such as the skin, saliva, and stomach acid.

18
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True or false: medical assistants have no role in medications. That is the physician’s job.

19
Q

Brand name medications and generic medications must have the same

A

Active ingredient

20
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True or false: if a patient calls and states that he cannot swallow, is it okay to tell him to crush the pill no matter what it is?

21
Q

True or false: over the counter and herbal supplements do not affect prescription drugs

22
Q

The human body consists of more than 200 bones divided into two categories . What are they?

A

Axial and Appendicular skeleton

23
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True or false: the skeletal system plays a role in regulating blood calcium and the formation of blood cells and platelets

24
Q

Which disorder is not classified as a skeletal disorder

A

Arthritis: some arthritis diseases form in the immune system as well

25
Which disorder is not classified as a joint disorder
Herniated disc
26
True or false: in an open fracture the skin is broken and you can often see the bone
True
27
The best time to build bone mass or density is Early childhood to Young adulthood. Which of the following can decrease bone density
Smoking, poor nutrition, inactivity, excessive alcohol intake
28
Name the three types of muscle tissue in the body
Cardiac, smooth, skeletal
29
True or false: aerobic exercise does not require oxygen; anaerobic does require oxygen
False
30
True or false: the four primary functions of the muscular system are to provide posture, maintaining body temperature, joint stability controlling passageways in the body
True
31
All of the following are diseases or disorders of the muscular system except:
Pancreatitis: belongs to the endocrine or digestive system
32
Treatment of a muscle strain includes RICE. This stands for
Rest Ice Compression Elevation
33
True or false: Muscle mass changes as we age can cause loss of endurance and strength
True