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100
another name for vital signs
What is called cardinal signs
100
A medical assistant that discloses private information is in violation
What is HIPAA guidelines or rules
100
The best method of locating a vein is
What is palpation.
100
This medication is not administered when the systolic blood pressure is less than 90 mmHg
What is nitroglyerin
100
The plane that divides the body into two equal parts is
What is the midsagittal plane.
200
intramuscular injections are administered at____ angles
What is a 90 degree angle
200
A reference source that is composed of four or five digit diagnostic codes used by physicians.
What is ICD 9 or ICD 10.
200
What gauge needle does the American Red Cross typically use for blood draw of large amounts of blood in a relatively short period of time from adults?
What is a 16 or 18 gauge needle.
200
The medication order listed below would be interpreted as: "Administer amoxicillin 500 mg tab po t.i.d. p.c."
What is "administer amoxicillin 500 milligram tables, one by mouth three times daily after meals".
200
The body system that contains the kidneys is
What is the urinary system.
300
A pulse of 110 would be termed
What is tachycardia
300
A medical professional who decides to provide medical care outside of a medical environment in the form of CPR is protected by
What is the Good Samaritan Act.
300
When collecting blood, the tourniquet should be removed
What is prior to the removal of the needle.
300
A medication that is commonly administered in emergency situations?
What is oxygen
300
The suffix -ectomy means
What is removal of
400
A blood pressure of 180/100 mmHg would be termed
What is hypertensive or hypertension
400
Money paid out by a clinic for light, supplies, medical supplies would be called
What is accounts payable.
400
A butterfly needle is most commonly used to collect blood
What is from patients with small and/or fragile veins.
400
A medication commonly used to treat anaphylactic allergic reaction in emergency situations is
What is epinephrine.
400
Diabetes primarily affects which body system?
What is the endocrine system.
500
A respiration rate of 45 bpm's in an adult would be defined as
What is bradypnea
500
A tort is
What is an unintentional act or wrongdoing.
500
The order of blood draw is
What is yellow, blue, clay, green, lavender, gray
500
A middle ear infection would be treated with what class of medications?
What is antibiotics.
500
The prefix supra- means
What is above.