TEST REVIEW EHR ASSIGNMENT 30-40

Question

A __________ is a system that protects the computer network from unauthorized access.

Answer 1

Health history, vital signs, and allergies

Answer 2

Vital signs

Answer 3

Health history

Answer 4

Order entry

Answer 5

Demographics

Answer 6

Patient education

Answer 7

Hereditary

Answer 8

Medication

Answer 9

Environmental

Answer 10

federal law

Answer 11

office policy

Answer 12

scope of practice

Answer 13

“Infants rarely stay still, so injections in arms are a little tricky.”

Answer 14

“The vastus lateralis is the most developed muscle in infants.”

Answer 15

“The leg muscle is the most developed muscle in infants.”

Answer 16

“I’m not sure. This is just how Dr. Martin ordered it.”

Answer 17

To protect a patient against pertussis

Answer 18

To protect a patient against lock jaw

Answer 19

To protect a patient against measles

Answer 20

To protect a patient against diphtheria

Answer 21

protect against chicken pox.

Answer 22

protect against meningitis.

Answer 23

protect against mumps, measles and rubella.

Answer 24

screen for exposure to rubella.

Answer 25

Patient status

Answer 26

Age and gender

Answer 27

Age and patient status

Answer 28

Severity of visit

Answer 29

social securtiy

Answer 30

The basic metric units of measurement are the gram, liter, and meter.

Answer 31

Pharmaceutical companies use the Apothecary system to measure and label medication.

Answer 32

The metric system employs a uniform decimal scale based on units of 10.

Answer 33

The metric units used most often in the administration of medication in the medical office are the milligram, gram, milliliter, and the cubic centim

Answer 34

Medications are not measured in household weights, but many prescriptions contain directions using the household measurements of volume.

Answer 35

Pediatric medications frequently are packaged as liquids, and the label gives instructions for the medication to be given in household measurements.

Answer 36

The metric system is used in most American homes.

Answer 37

The basic measure of weight in the household system is the pound (lb); the basic measure of volume is the drop (gtt).

Answer 38

Antidiarrheal

Answer 39

Antibacterial

Answer 40

Antifungal

Answer 41

ACE inhibitor

Answer 42

medication

Answer 43

problem list

Answer 44

patient education

Answer 45

manufacturer

Answer 46

The medical assistant should tell the physician that he or she would be happy to perform the procedure and then use a procedure manual for reference.

Answer 47

The medical assistant should tell the physician he or she would be happy to perform the procedure and then just figure it out.

Answer 48

The medical assistant should just say, “I don’t know how to do it.”

Answer 49

The medical assistant should tell the physician that he or she has not been trained to perform this procedure, but that he or she will find someon

Answer 50

The oral route is the most convenient and most used method of administering medication.

Answer 51

Oral administration means that the drug is given by mouth in either a solid form or a liquid form.

Answer 52

Many patients find it easier to swallow a tablet or a capsule with a glass of water.

Answer 53

Water should never be offered after the patient has received a cough syrup.

Answer 54

When caring for young children, elderly patients, and/or critically ill patients

Answer 55

When caring for critically ill patients

Answer 56

When caring for elderly patients

Answer 57

When caring for young children

Answer 58

Administering a medication is giving a patient a hand-written or electronic prescription to be filled at a pharmacy, prescriptions are given to a patient to take at the office, and dispensed medications are given to patients at the office for them to take home.

Answer 59

Administering a medication is giving a medication to a patient to take at the office, physicians prescribe medications to patients with a hand-written or electronic prescription to be filled at a pharmacy, and dispensed medications are given to patients at the office for them to take home.

Answer 60

None of the above.

Answer 61

Administering a medication is giving a patient is a hand-written or electronic prescription to be filled at a pharmacy, prescriptions are given to patients at the office for them to take home, and dispensed medications are given to a patient to take at the office.

Answer 62

One tablet

Answer 63

Two tablets

Answer 64

Four tablets

Answer 65

Three tablets

Answer 66

Number of refills

Answer 67

Frequency of administration

Answer 68

None of the above

Answer 69

Route of administration

Answer 70

Musculoskeletal injuries

Answer 71

Lacerations

Answer 72

Digestive disorders

Answer 73

while dispensing the medication.

Answer 74

when taking the medication out of storage.

Answer 75

when taking the medication out of storage, while dispensing the medication, and/or before returning the medication to storage.

Answer 76

before returning the medication to storage.

Answer 77

He has a puncture wound and has not had a tetanus shot within the last 6 months

Answer 78

He has a puncture wound and has not had a tetanus shot within the last 3 years.

Answer 79

He has a puncture wound and has not had a tetanus shot within the last 10 years.

Answer 80

He has a puncture wound and has not had a tetanus shot within the last 5 years.

Answer 81

understanding

Answer 82

listening.

Answer 83

concentrating.

Answer 84

concentrating, understanding, and listening.

Answer 85

Family history

Answer 86

Past history

Answer 87

Social history

Answer 88

Social history

Answer 89

Family history

Answer 90

Maternal history

Answer 91

Past medical history

Answer 92

Nervous laughter

Answer 93

Lack of eye contact

Answer 94

Fidgeting, nervous laughter, and/or lack of eye contact

Answer 95

“Would you feel more comfortable discussing this information with the physician directly? I completely understand.”

Answer 96

“Let’ just skip it then.”

Answer 97

“I’m sorry you are uncomfortable, but this is my job and we must get through this form.”

Answer 98

“Here, you are welcome to fill it out yourself then.”

Answer 99

stimulants

Answer 100

hallucinogens

Answer 101

controlled substances

Answer 102

uncontrolled

Answer 103

prescription

Answer 104

endorsement

Answer 105

recommendation

Answer 106

having an interpreter available during the appointment.

Answer 107

always asking patients if they speak English before scheduling an appointment. If they do not, then they do not get an appointment.

Answer 108

referring the patient to a clinic that deals exclusively with patients who speak that language.

Answer 109

ask another patient to help with translation.

Answer 110

using a telephone or video translation service.

Answer 111

asking if someone in the waiting room can translate

Answer 112

asking if someone in the waiting room can translate, rescheduling the appointment for another day when someone would be available to translate, or usi

Answer 113

rescheduling the appointment for another day when someone would be available to translate.

Answer 114

take a cultural diversity class.

Answer 115

attend cultural event in your community.

Answer 116

ask your patients about their culture.

Answer 117

ask your patients about their culture, take a cultural diversity class and/or attend cultural event in your community.

Answer 118

Leave the patient alone and allow the doctor to speak with the patient.

Answer 119

None of the above

Answer 120

Disregard the patient’s nerves. It’s best not to acknowledge it..

Answer 121

Ask the patient if she has any questions about the procedure.

Answer 122

being observant.

Answer 123

body language.

Answer 124

Communicating in a busy hall or waiting room so others can help

Answer 125

Using medical terminology

Answer 126

Using pictures to demonstrate a procedure

Answer 127

Speaking loudly

Answer 128

Use gestures

Answer 129

Avoid slang

Answer 130

Speak slowly

Answer 131

Speak slowly, avoid slang, and use gestures

Answer 132

Stereotyping`

Answer 133

P: 16, R: 88

Answer 134

None of the above

Answer 135

P: 88, R: 16

Answer 136

112 pounds

Answer 137

123 pounds

Answer 138

5 feet, 5 inches.

Answer 139

6 feet, 3 inches.

Answer 140

5 feet, 3 inches.

Answer 141

6 feet, 8 inches.

Answer 142

22.109 centimeters

Answer 143

37 centimeters

Answer 144

109.22 centimeters

Answer 145

110 centimeters

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