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Section 1
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a physical therapy assistant requires no degree in order to practice under the guidance of a certified physical therapist T/F
False
Dr. Taylor Still is considered the father of osteopathic medicine. T/F
True
if a patient in Texas goes to a physical therapist directly with no doctor referral, the physical therapist has how many business days to treat the injury before he/she must refer the patient back to a doctor? a) 10 days b) 7 days c) 14 days d) 20 days
a) 10 days
which of the following did Dr. Lanning suggest is the biggest contributor of health? A) environmental effects B) human biology c) access to healthcare d) lifestyle
lifestyle
Dr. Hinds said that oral cancer today is primarily caused by __. a) drinking b) smoking c) oral sex d) not brushing your teeth
c) oral sex
how many health care specialists are currently employed in the US according to Dr. Lanning? a)100,430 b)74,560 c)118,500 d)60,700
c) 118,500
What area of competency does TCOM(Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine) include their medical education curriculum that other medical schools don't? a)professionalism b)health promotion and disease prevention c) patient care d) interpersonal and communication skills
b) health promotion and disease prevention
Accounting and marketing skills are important in dentistry, especially for those who own their own practice. T/F
True
General dentists are able to practice in every field of dentistry T/F
True
which of the following describes something a health specialists does NOT do? a)problem solve b)act in partnership with health care workers c)promote self-management d) none of the above
D) none of the above
a pharmacy school program is how long? a) 4 years b) 2 years c) 18 months d) 3 years
a) 4 years
Why did Dr. Hinds say she decided to study dentistry instead of medicine? a) to be more involved with her family b) to get out of school faster c) dental school is cheaper
a) to be more involved with her family
the public health field focuses on improving health for groups of people and not specific individuals. T/F
true
Pharmacies are only allowed to provide immunizations in 48 states T/F
False
What are some other services that pharmacists can provide within a pharmacy setting? a) bone density scanning b) immunizations c) asthma care d)cholesterol screening e) all of the above
e) all of the above
To get admitted into pharmacy school, you must take what exam? a) MCAT B) PCAT C) GRE D) LSAT
B)PCAT
How much money did Dr. Hinds make last year while working 3 days a week? a) $90,000 b) $150,000 c) $110,000
c)$110,000
what percentage of adults have difficulties reading and understanding prescriptions, appointment slips, and health care paperwork? a)23% b)77% c)50% d)35%
c) 50%
About how many drugs are said to be in shortages in 2019? a) 750 b) 200 c) 1,500
b)200
TCOM does lots of research concerning kidneys, diabetes, and stem cell recovery. T/F
True
osteopathic physicians(DO) are limited in the number of specialities they can choose from after graduating from med school whereas allopathic physicians(MD) are not. T/F
False
What was the average overall GPA for the class of 2023 at TCOM? a) 3.8 b) 3.56 c). 3.71 d) 3.63
c) 3.71
Which of the following is NOT one of the 4 tenets of osteopathic medicine? a) body unity b) prevent disease c) self-healing mechanism d) structure influences function
b) prevent disease
medical errors in the US cost around $10 billion a year. T/F
False
What course did Dr. Gochis say he found extremely useful when dealing with patients who have suffered devastating injuries? a) psychology b) speech c) physics d) anatomy
a) psychology
Dr. Hinds had a patient that was not pleased with her short teeth. How did she fix the issue? a) sent the patient to an oral surgeon b) lifted the gums to expose more teeth c) extracted all the teeth and put in dental implants
b) lifted the gums to expose more teeth
Dr. Harvey works from home as the Senior Director of Operations in a pharmaceutical company T/F
True
the Baylor Public Health Program hosts a health event right here in Waco just outside of campus T/F
True
According to Dr. Harvey, how many prescriptions are expected to be filled in the year 2021? a) 1.3 billion b) 4.7 billion c) over 500 million d) 3.5 billion
b) 4.7 billion
which dental specialty primarily deals with root canals? a) oral surgeon b) periodontics c) endodontics d) orthodontics
c) endodontics
How many DO physicians are there in the US as of 2018 according to Mr. Middleton? a) 113,543 b)114,425 c)234,232
b) 114,425
The Baylor Public Health program offers a study abroad trip to which country? A) Haiti b) Zambia c) Argentina d) Canada
B) Zambia
What did Dr. Harvey say is the mission of pharmacy?
to serve society as the profession responsible for the appropriate use of medications, devices, and service to achieve optimal therapeutic outcomes
which of the following is NOT a modality Dr. Gochis stated in his lecture? a) E-stim b) acupuncture c) traction d) ultrasound
b) acupuncture
dentists must be lifelong students because they need to constantly keep up with new procedures and technology being used in the field. T/F
True
What percentage of TCOM students matched with their top 3 specialty choices in 2018? a) 98% b) 74% c) 80% d) 91%
c) 80%
What 2 courses did Dr. Hinds recommend taking to those who aspire to become dentists? a) art and psychology b) human anatomy and microbiology c) psychology and speech d) sociology and dental terminology
a) art and psychology
Year 3 at TCOM will primarily involve __ a) systems courses b) patient presentations c) board certification preparation d) core rotations
d) core rotations
There is an increasing demand for pharmacists because more people are reaching elderly ages and because more people are in need of filling prescriptions T/F
True
Health care educators/specialists work in all of the following settings except: a)schools b)private businesses c) non-profit organizations d) outpatient clinics
d) outpatient clinics
Most PT school programs are how long? a) 2 years b) 4 years c) 3 years d) 18 months
c)3 years
If you are a pharmacist, you can move anywhere in the country and your pharmacist license will still be valid unless you move to __ or __. a) Florida; California b) Texas; Utah c) Colorado; Alaska d) Washington; South Carolina
a) Florida; California
How long is the blended physical therapy program here at Baylor, and the students in this program complete their clinical rotations in what city? a) 2 years; Dallas b) 3 years; Houston c) 18 months; Dallas d) 2 years; Waco
a) 2 years; Dallas
you can find a physical therapist working in all of the following settings except: a) nursing homes b) non profit organizations c) fitness centers d) hospitals e) schools
b) non profit organizations
what percentage of adults in the US are functionally illiterate? a)77% b)23% c)50% d)30%
b)23%
What is another name for physical therapy if you were to travel to another country? a) psychotherapy b) physiotherapy c) occupational therapy d) physical therapy
b) physiotherapy
what is the minimum overall GPA and science GPA needed to be considered for physical therapy school? a) 3.2; 3.5 b) 3.2; 3.2 c) 3.7; 3.4
b) 3.2; 3.2
Mary McMillan started the first organized physical therapy organization in the US. T/F
True
which of the following describes a dentist? a) sculpture b) surgeon c) artist d) technician e) all of the above`
e) all of the above
How many advisory colleges are there at TCOM? a) 10 b) 3 c) 6 d) 5
c) 6
Section 2
(50 cards)
the 2 academic constants that Dr. Haynes believes are important for physicians to maintain are scholastic curiosity and habitual learning. T/F
True
Michelle Hinds
DDS
A certified nurse midwife can be found working in hospitals, birthing centers, and even people's private homes T/F
True
What percentage of NPs prescribe medication? a) 96% b) 10% c) 8% d) 50%
a) 96%
Richard Gochis
DPT
Dr. Kathy Boozer
DNP
What was the avg salary for a NP working full time in 2018? a) $60,453 b) $55,321 c) $105,903 d) $78,345
c) $105,903
How many surgeons are currently employed in Dr. Haynes's orthopedic medicine practice? a) 9 b) 6 c) 4 d) 2
a) 9
In Texas, it is legal for a hospital to directly hire/employ a physician T/F
False
A Masters in Public Health is less business-focused and instead emphasizes communications, policy, and urban planning T/F
True
One of the 4 types of advancing nursing practice is a CNS. What does CNS stand for? a) clinical nurse specialist b) certified nurse specialist c) clinical nursing services d) certified nursing services
a) clinical nurse specialist
Dr. Haynes's practice provides medical care to Baylor University athletes. T/F
True
What area of orthopedics does Dr. Haynes work in? a) spinal surgery b) sports medicine c) foot and ankle
b) sports medicine
Mr. Pond's day involves which of the following things? a) managing hospital space and facilities b) palliative care c) overseeing construction plans d) all of the above
d) all of the above
What is the average age of a NP? A) 49 B) 55 C)35 D) 20
A) 49
Dr. Boozer does research in what area? a) skin cancer b) spinal diseases c) liver cancer d) brain tumors
a) skin cancer
What percentage of nurse practitioners (NP) are certified in primary care? a) 43% b) 87% c) 21% d) 55%
b) 87%
Which intangible skill did Dr. Haynes say is the most important to develop as an undergraduate student? a) balance b) time management c) persistence/dedication
b) time management
Veterinary doctors have the option to specialize in exotic animal medicine after graduating T/F
True
Patrick Middleton
Osteopathic Medicine
Dr. Haynes recommended not having romantic relationships while going through medical school and other medical training. T/F
False
Beth Lanning
PhD
Mr. Pond emphasized the importance of what kind of physicians? a) surgeons b) primary care physicians c) cardiologists d) anesthesiologists
b) primary care physicians
Justin Pond
Healthcare Administration
Where did Dr. Haynes complete his residency? a) Arkansas b) Galveston c) Cleveland d) Memphis
d) Memphis
Katherine Crow
Physician Assistant
What is the salary range of a veterinarian that Dr. Dodson said in class? a) $60,000-$80,000 b) about $200,000 c) $45,000-$60,000 d) $80,000-$120,000
d) $80,000-$120,000
What type of stones did Dr. Dodson say were more common in cats and dogs that they are in humans? a) bladder stones b) gallstones c) kidney stones d) uric stones
a) bladder stones
How many operational hospital beds are there at Baylor Scott and White? a) 654 b) 500 c) 134 d) 236
d) 236
How many NPs graduated last academic school year? a) 28,000 b) 34,000 c) 12,000 d) 68,000
a) 28,000
Kristin Dodson
DVM
Mr. Pond is in charge of operations for which department at Baylor Scott & White Hillcrest? a) Dermatology b) Oncology c) Neurology d) Cardiology
d) Cardiology
Dr. Haynes's most interesting case involved what injury to the patient? a) car accident b) gunshot c) stabbing
b) gunshot`
About how many surgeries were conducted at Baylor Scott & White last year? a) 15,324 b) 10,883 c) 1,432
b) 10,883
Being a veterinarian involves almost no human contact/interaction T/F
False
David Haynes
Orthopedic Surgeon
Chemotherapy in animals has been most effective against lymphatic cancers T/F
True
Where would you most likely find a nurse anesthetist (CRNA) working? a) surgical center b) primary care clinic c) someone's home d) research lab
a) surgical center
Dr. Dodson had a case involving a dog that ate a fishhook and another case involving a dog that ate a wedding ring T/F
True
There are over 270,000 licenses NPs in the US today T/F
True
It is easier to get admitted into a veterinary school that is out of your residential state. T/F
False
What is the highest level NICU(neonatal intensive care unit) a hospital can have? a) lvl 1 b) lvl 4 c) lvl 2 d) lvl 3
b) lvl 4
Becky Harvey
Pharmacy
Where did Dr. Haynes complete his fellowship? a) Memphis b) Galveston c) Arkansas d) Cleveland
D) Cleveland
What is the last stage of training that Dr. Haynes and other physicians undergo throughout their careers? a) graduate school b) specialty training c) undergrad degree d) maintenance of certification
d) maintenance of certification
Dr. Dodson does a lot of work in what area of veterinary medicine in her private practice? a) cardiology b) dental/maxillary surgery c) dermatology d) radiology
b) dental/maxillary surgery
Dr. Dodson performed surgery on a schnauzer and found what 2 objects in its intestine/stomach? a) pen and nail b) wire and magnet c) cloth and rock d) toothbrush and rock
b) wire and magnet
Mr. Pond earned his MBA from Baylor University T/F
True
Dr. Dodson completed a residency in what area of veterinary medicine? a) small animal medicine and surgery b) cardiology c) dermatology d) radiology
a) small animal medicine and surgery
What is the highest level trauma facility a hospital can have? a) level 1 b) lvl 2 c) lvl 3 d) lvl4
a) lvl 1
Section 3
(20 cards)