Nutrition & Wellness
Medical Asepsis & Infection Control
Medical History & Patient Assessment
Anthropometric Measurements & Vital Signs
Assisting with the Medical Examination
100

Which of the following processes adds enzymes to start breaking down the food as you chew?

Saliva 

100

Individuals who are carriers of a disease, but exhibit no symptoms is said to be......

Asymptomatic

100

An example of a symptom is....

Dizziness

100

Weight may be measured in _____ or _____, depending upon the preference of the physician and the type of scale in the medical office.

Pounds (LBS) or Kilograms (KGS)

100

Identifying a disease or conditions is called....

Diagnosis

200

What type of protein us one that contains all nine essential amino acids?

Complete

200

Gloves, gowns, face shields, goggles are all examples of what?

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

200

Which of the following areas of information is not a part of the patients medical history?

Insurance information

200

What is produced during normal internal physical and chemical processes and muscle movement?

Heat

200

Which instrument is used to examine the interior structures of the eyes?

Ophthalmoscope

300

What happens if the body has inadequate supplies of glucose to break down food for energy?


It will break down fats

300

The highest level of infection control that destroys all forms of microorganisms, including spores, on an inanimate surface is called....

Sterilization

300

Patient interviews should always be conducted....

In a private room with the door closed

300

What term is defined as difficult or labored breathing?

Dyspnea

300

The percussion hammer is also called a ______

Reflex Hammer

400
A BMI over _____ is considered obese?

30 

400

Disease-producing microorganisms are referred to as.....

Pathogens
400

One of the largest methods to combat communication difficulties is to avoid this type of language when conversing with the most patient....

Highly technical or medical terminology

400

Which digit can cause you to record your own pulse when palpating a patient's pulse?

Thumb

400

What is the tympanic membrane? 

Eardrum

500

What type of vitamins are usually absorbed with foods that contain fat and are stored in the liver, kidneys, and body fat?

Fat-Soluable 

500

The method of transmission for TB is....

Airborne droplets from infected carriers

500

No one except these people are allowed access to the medical record without the patients permission....

those directly involved in the patients care

500

Observing the rise and fall of the check to count respirations is usually performed as a part of the ....

Pulse measurement

500

What is sciera?

White fibrous tissue that covers the eye