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Accounting
Sterilization
Surgery
Instruments
Misc
100
Financial report prepared to provide external entities information.
What is Financial Accounting?
100
A sterilization technique that cleans but doesn't sterilize.
What is disinfectant?
100
Can be administered by inhalation, ttopical, injected or sprayed.
What is an anesthestic?
100
18 inches in length.
What is the preferred length for atraumatic suture?
100
Redness, swelling, heat, pain and drainage.
What are the signs of an infection?
200
Outstanding accounts for office expenses and services.
What is Accounts Payable?
200
A sterilization techniques used for equipment sensitive to heat.
What is cold sterilization?
200
A procedure that creates an opening in the skin, such as a surgical incision, or inserting a urinary catheter.
What is an invasive procedure?
200
Inserted into narrowed or constricted ducts and tubes for the purpose of gradually enlarging the opening.
What is a dilator?
200
A contusion, hematoma or bruising.
What is a closed wound?
300
The recommended turn around time of an effecient billing and collections policy.
What is 2 months?
300
The practices known as sterile technique.
What is surgical asepsis?
300
Set up the srugical tray just prior to the procedure.
When is the best time to set up the srugical tray?
300
Used to clamp a blood vessel.
What is a hemostat?
300
Sutures made from materials that dissolve when they encounter the tissue enzymes in the body.
What are absorable sutures?
400
Blanket, position & personal.
What are the different types of bonds avaialble for a medical office?
400
When a nonsterile item or surface comes in contact with a sterile area.
What is contamination?
400
A procedure that destroyes tissues by freezing.
What is Cryosurgery?
400
The locking mechanism located between teh rings of the handles and that are used for locking the instrument closed.
What is a ratchet?
400
Conduct audits, separate financial duties among different employees and hire honest people.
What are ways to prevent embezzlement?
500
Expenses that are the same each month such as rent, property taxes, depreciation and insurnace.
What are fixed costs.
500
The most common type of sterilization used in the medical office.
What is steam sterilization?
500
It is used when an infected wound needs to remain open for drainage.
What is a wick?
500
6-O suture.
What is the suture used on the face and neck?
500
Salaries, laboratory procedures, clinical supplies and collection costs.
What are variable costs.