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Chapter 16; tests
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- 1What are the 2 medical terms for fever?Febrile and pyrexia
- 2What is the instrument used to measure blood pressure?Sphygmomanometer
- 3What is the term used to describe the clumping together of cells or particles? Agglutination, assay, or CBC?Agglutination
- 4What is the % of erythrocytes in blood known as? Also known as PCVHematocrit
- 5Which has the lower pH, acid or alkaline?Acid
- 6This is disorder is cause by veterinarians and their treatment options.Iatrogenic
- 7This infection is caused by pathogenic organisms contracted from a clinic.Nosocomial
- 8Which is the study of relationship determining frequency and distribution of diseases -- epidemiology or etiology?Epidemiology
- 9Which of these is known as the study of disease causes -- epidemiology or etiology?Etiology
- 10What is the medical term for unstable?Labile
- 11Which are clusters -- staph or strep?Staph
- 12Which are chains -- staph or strep?Strep
- 13Your patient is in critical condition and the Veterinarian describes him as moribund. What does the DVM mean by that?Nearing death
- 14The route of treatment for your critical patient has become palliative. What does this mean?You are able to relieve, but not cure the condition.
- 15What does prophylaxis mean?Prevention
- 16The DVM orders a procedure that uses ionizing radiation and computer assistance to pass through a patient and show internal structures through cross-sectional views. What procedure has just been performed?Computed tomography -- CT scan
- 17A patient has just undergone a procedure that involves radio waves and magnetic fields to pass through the patient and show internal body structures in 3D views. What procedure has been performed?Magnetic resonance imaging -- MRI
- 18Your patient is going through GI upsets and appears to have intestinal distress. The DVM orders a Fluoroscopy. Describe this procedure.Fluoroscopy is used to visually examine internal body structures in motion using radiation to project images onto a fluorescent screen as light rays are emitted when the x-rays pass through the patient.
- 19What does A/P stand for? hint: front to backAnterior/Posterior
- 20What does BE stand for?Barium enema
- 21What does CC stand for?Chief complaint
- 22What does DD stand for?Differential diagnosis
- 23Your patient is dull, depressed, and nonresponsive. How will you record this in notes?DDN
- 24A dog is brought into your clinic and has been hit by a car and a stray bullet. How will this be recorded in the records?GSW - gunshot wound
HBC - hit by car - 25Examination by tapping the surface to determine density of a body are is called a. palpation b. auscultation c. percussion d. tappingc. percussion
- 26The % of RBCs in blood is called a a. hematocrit b. PCV c. crit d. all the aboved. all the above
- 27The quality of appearing white or light gray on a radiograph is called a. radiopaque b.radiolucent c. radiodense d.radiopalea. radiopaque
- 28What is the term for the ultrasound property of producing adequate levels of reflections (echoes) when sound waves are returned to the transducer and displayed? a. echoic b. anechoic c. hyperchoic d. hypoechoica. echoic
- 29The acronym used to describe a unit by which absorption of ionizing radiation is measured is a. MAS b. kVp c. CT d. radd. rad
- 30How far of an area does endemic reach?In a small area
- 31How far of an area does epidemic reach?Widespread
- 32How far of an area does pandemic reach?Universal
- 33Endemic Epidemic Pandemic They get worse in alphabetical order
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