Positioning
Medical specialties
Examinations and procedures
Commonly used medications
Telehealth
100

Standing with palms forward, feet forward, and toes forward refers to what position?

Anatomical position

100

What medical specialty is most likely to perform an EKG?

A cardiologist

100

What do you call the tray where surgical supplies are laid?

Mayo stand

100

Whats a common NSAID 

Ibuprofen, diclofenac, advil

100

What is telehealth?

a type of service that uses video calling and other technologies to help health care providers provide patient care to a remote location, such as the patient’s home, instead of at a medical facility.

200

Lying at the head of the table at a 45 degree angle refers to what position?

Semi-fowlers

200

What type of specialist should a patient with schizoaffective disorder see?

Psychiatrist

200

Where should sterile supplies be laid for a procedure?

Sterile field

200

What does a statin do?

Helps with high cholesterol

200

What's the most common form of telehealth?

Online virtual visits

300

What position does a patient need to be in for a pap smear?

Lithotomy

300

What is another name for an otolaryngologist?

ENT

300

Following a procedure, it is within the MA's scope of practice to remove this

Staples and sutures

300

What type of medication is a vaccine?

a biological medicinal product (or prophylactic drug) designed to trigger an immune response against specific infectious agents (bacteria or viruses)

300

True or false: Surgical procedures may not be performed remotely from a different location using robotic technology. 

False
400

Which position refers to the patient laying flat on their back with knees bent and feet flat on the examination table?

Dorsal recumbent

400

What do you call a specialist that treats diseases of the kidneys?

Nephrologist

400

What is the difference between subjective and objective information?

Subjective is information that the patient states, objective is information the provider can measure

400

What is Albuterol used for?

To help with asthma or respiratory diseases

400

What's the difference between telehealth and telemedicine?

Telemedicine refers specifically to online health care provider visits and remote clinical services, while telehealth is more expansive and includes health-related education services like diabetes management or nutrition courses and health-related training.

500

What position should you place a patient in to do a sigmoid ostomy?

Left lateral

500

What specialist is very likely to use a glucometer on a regular basis?

Endocrinologist

500

A procedure where curettage of the cervix is often done to take a sample of cells

Colposcopy

500

What does the acronym NSAID stand for?

Non-steriodal anti-inflammatory drug

500

List at least three types of care you can get through telehealth.

  • General health care, like wellness visits
  • Prescriptions for routine medicine
  • Dermatology (skin care)
  • Eye exams
  • Nutrition counseling
  • Mental health counseling
  • Urgent care conditions, such as sinusitis, urinary tract infections, and common rashes
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