SAPPA
PAs
PA School
UC
Medical Terminology
100

When does SAPPA meet?

What is Wednesdays at 5pm.

100

The first PA program in the United States was created at this university.

What is Duke University?

100

What level of degree do you get for completing PA school?

What is a master's degree?

100

What is UC's mascot?

What is a bearcat?

100

What does the prefix card- stand for? 

What is heart.

200

What does SAPPA Stand for?

What is Student Association of Pre-Physician Assistants?

200

A PA working in this specialty may assist in the operating room and provide pre- and postoperative care.

What is surgery?

200

What is the certification exam to become a PA-C?

What is the PANCE

200

When is UC's first football game?

When is this Saturday?

200

What suffix means inflammation?

What is -itis?

300

A core pillar of SAPPA that helps students to build connections with other students pursuing the same profession, and create an important sense of belonging.

What is community?

300

This part of PA school usually comes before clinical rotations and involves primarily classroom learning?

What is the didactic year/phase?

300

What is an EOR exam?

What is an end of rotation exam?

300

What year was UC founded?

What is 1819?

300

What suffix means surgical removal?

What is -ectomy?

400

This was the location of the AAPA Conference 2026 attended by SAPPA members.

What is NOLA?

400

PAs are educated using this broad-based approach to diagnosing and treating disease, similar to physicians?

What is the medical model?

400

What does CASPA stand for?

What is Centralized Application Service for Physician Assistants?

400

How many times has UC been to the Final Four?

What is six?

400

What is the term for inflammation of the skin?

What is dermatitis?

500

Name four current SAPPA executive board members and their positions?

What is any of us lol!

500

Along with physicians and nurse practitioners, PAs are often referred to by this three-letter abbreviation.

What is APPs?

500

What is an OSCE?

What is a practical, hands-on test where you evaluate a simulated patient (an actor) to demonstrate your clinical skills. 

500

Dr. Rieveschl is famous for inventing what?

What is benadryl?

500

What is the term for difficulty swallowing?

What is dysphagia?

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