Medical Terminology
Medical Math
Communication Process
Written Communication
Healthcare Technology
100

True or false: Different medical abbreviations are used depending on the office/hospital/facility.

True

100

How is 10:00pm written in military time?

2200

100

Obstacles to effective communication, such as distractions and noise, are known as communication ____.

barriers

100

True or false: Only academic/school reports require conclusions.

False. All reports require a conclusion.

100

Which of the following is not a current healthcare technology discussed in chapter 18: AI, virtual reality, lasers, solar-powered CT scans? 

Solar-powered CT scans

200

True or false: It is not possible to use more than one word root in a medical term.

False

200

How many centimeters are in one meter?

100

200

What is the most important part of oral communication for building patient relationships?

Active listening

200

True or false: Only office/administrative healthcare jobs require effective writing skills. 

False

200
What hair-thin cables allow health professionals to see inside a patient's body?

Fiber optics

300

Define appendectomy.

Appendic/o = Appendix

-ectomy = Surgical removal of

Appendectomy = Surgical removal of the appendix


300

What is it called when data is collected from a sample of the population to determine patterns?

Statistics

300

When is communication considered to be successful?

When the message is correctly understood/interpreted by the receiver

300

What is the set of rules for how any language is organized?

Grammar

300

What is the name of the database that stores research and references for health care professionals?

MEDLINE/PubMed

400

Define enteritis.

Enter/o = small intestines

-itis = inflammation

Enteritis = Inflammation of the small intestines

400

What is the basic metric unit for measuring weight?

A gram

400

What is the first step in planning communication with a patient?

Determine the goal of the communication

400

Name one reason why written communication is harder to do well compared to oral communication?

There are no nonverbal cues.

There is no opportunity for immediate feedback.


400

What is the study of how information is organized to enable health science researchers to increase scientific progress by sharing information?

Bioinformatics

500

Define hepatoma.

Hepat/o = Liver

-oma = Cancer

Hepatoma = Cancer of the liver

500

How many milliliters are in one liter?

1000

500

Paraphrasing, reflecting, asking questions, and requesting examples are 4 ways of getting ___ during communication.

feedback

500

Which of the following is NOT a purpose of written healthcare documents: to inform, to persuade, to entertain, to request action?

To entertain

500

Name 1 benefit of a computerized database mentioned in chapter 18.

It can be organized and sorted in multiple ways.

More than one person can access data simultaneously.

Useful reports can be created.

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