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True or False? Glaucoma is a clouding of the normally clear lens of the eye.

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Section 1

(50 cards)

True or False? Glaucoma is a clouding of the normally clear lens of the eye.

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False

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True or False? Angioplasty is an endovascular procedure used to open up and widen the obstructed arteries.

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True

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Insulin directs the liver to

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store excess blood glucose as glycogen.

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An OB/GYN medical record for woman 28 weeks pregnant indicates that she'll be screened for gestational diabetes. What test would most likely be ordered initially to evaluate for gestational diabetes?

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Glucose challenge

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Glucagon raises

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blood sugar levels.

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True or False? Nitroglycerin SL is a very commonly ordered medication used for treating high blood pressure.

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False

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Which medication would be commonly listed on patients' medical records for the treatment of hypothyroidism?

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Synthroid

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The patient has a large acute subdural hematoma documented in the medical record. What procedures would you expect to see documented in the procedure/surgical section of the medical record?

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Burr holes or craniotomy

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A 46 year-old male patient has been diagnosed with renal lithiasis. What is renal lithiasis?

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Kidney stones

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True or False? The best way for a patient to be diagnosed with asthma is to do blood work.

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False

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What is am open reduction?

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A surgical procedure performed to align bones

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True or False? A physician may order a chest x-ray, PFTs, and ABGs to diagnose a patient with chronic bronchitis.

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True

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What are signs and symptoms for hyperglycemia?

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Frequent urination, increased thirst, fatigue

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Gestational diabetes is a condition that

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developed during pregnancy.

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In Type 2 diabetes the body may

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resist the effects of insulin or may not produce enough to meet metabolic standards.

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During a radical mastectomy the surgeon removes the

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breast, pectoral muscles, pectoral fascia, and nodes.

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What is the most common treatment ordered for a sprain during the first 24 hours?

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Rest, ice, compression, elevation - RICE

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A patient's record indicates that a simple hysterectomy was performed. What was removed?

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Cervix and uterus

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A Patient has a blood sugar of 49mg/dl documented in the record. What is most likely the diagnosis listed by the physician?

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Hypoglycemia

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The medical record indicates that a 33 year-old woman had a double balloon endoscopy performed. What describes this procedure?

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A scope is used to look into the small bowel where standard endoscopes don't reach.

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A blood sample taken after not eating overnight is called

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fasting blood sugar.

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True or False? Exacerbation of asthma can occur when patients are exposed to a trigger like an allergen or something to which they're hypersensitive, like cold air or strenuous exercise.

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True

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What is a capsule endoscopy test?

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When a patient swallows a capsule that contains a camera.

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The most common form of angina is

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stabel angina.

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What kind of signs and symptoms would you expect to see on the record of a patient who has been diagnosed with Grave's ophthalmopathy?

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Dry, red, swollen eyes

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True or False? Vertigo is a sensation of a spinning motion, or dizziness.

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True

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What best describes an arthroplasty?

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Joint replacement surgery

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What drug classification is the most widely used to treat osteoporosis?

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Bisphosphonates

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The ejection fraction for a patient with a healthy heart is

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50% or higher.

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True or False? COPD also includes the diseases asthma and pneumonia.

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False

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Hyperglycemia is when the blood sugar is

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abnormally elevated.

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A blood test that indicated the average blood sugar for the past 2-3 months is called a

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Glycosylated hemoglobin test.

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True or False? During a myringotomy procedure, tubes are place in the ears to help drain fluid.

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True

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The body is resisting the effects of insulin or may not be producing enough insulin. What type of diabetes is being described?

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Type 2

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The physiological process that works to bring a level back to the set point.

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Negative feedback loop

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If the medical record documentation states that patient has a productive cough, it means that the patient is

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able to expectorate mucus.

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True or False? The ejection fraction in a healthy heart is 50% or greater.

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True

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Hypoglycemia is when the blood sugar is

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abnormally low.

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True or False? To treat nasal congestion, the physician may recommend using a humidifier to keep the air in the room moist and a saline nasal spray.

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True

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True or False? Hospital-acquired pneumonia develops in an otherwise healthy person who is admitted to the hospital for less than 48 hours.

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False

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What is steatorrhea?

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Oily and smelly stools

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In Type 1 diabetes

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the body doesn't make insulin.

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A antitussive is a

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cough-suppressant medication

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True or False? Tinnitus is a loss of hearing.

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False

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True or False? Antitussives increase and liquefy the mucus secretions in the respiratory tract, making it easier for the patient to cough up the mucus.

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False

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What patient diagnoses indicates that there's a hypersecretion of mucus and chronic productive cough that lasts three months of the year and occurs for at least two consecutive years?

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Chronic bronchitis

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What would typically be documented in a patient's record for treatment of a sprain in the first 24 hours?

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RICE - rest, ice, compression, elevation

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True or False? Lups is a chronic autoimmune disease that attacks the myelin sheath that covers the nerves

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False

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If a patient has H. pylori documented in his or her medical record, which drug classification would you expect the physician to order for the treatment of this condition?

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Antibiotics

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The physician has documented that the patient has ketoacidosis. What is ketoacidosis?

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A complication that occurs when high blood sugar remains untreated and continues to rise.

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What describes a nuclear stress test?

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A radioactive substance is injected into the bloodstream.

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A patient has COPD and the medical record states that the patient was in tripod positioning. What does this mean?

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The patient leans forward and supports the upper body with hands on knees or on another surface.

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The best way for a physician to diagnose asthma is by ordering a

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PFT test - pulmonary function test

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The patient had a glycosylated hemoglobin test listed in the lab work. What is the normal blood level?

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Less than 5.7%

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The patient has been diagnosed with hyperthyroidism. What diagnosis would you possibly find on the medical record as a cause for the hyperthyroidism?

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Grave's disease

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