1000 Flashcards Therapist Multiple-Choice Exam
What is the primary purpose of medication To ensure accurate and updated medication list
reconciliation?
Patient on duplicate bronchodilators. What step is Medication reconciliation to prevent duplication
required?
What does DNR stand for? Do Not Resuscitate
Advance directives primarily define what? Patient's wishes for end-of-life care
A patient verbally refuses CPR but has no Full code status (no legal DNR)
documentation. What applies?
Which section includes smoking and occupational Social history
exposure?
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,1000 Flashcards Therapist Multiple-Choice Exam
Family history is most relevant for ___ diseases. genetic
What is included in progress notes? Ongoing clinical updates during hospitalization
Sudden drop in SpO₂ with wheezing. What record Physical exam findings
section is most relevant?
What is the primary purpose of physical Assess current physiological status
examination?
HPI focuses on ___ symptoms. current
Old medication list not updated on admission Medication error
leads to what risk?
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,1000 Flashcards Therapist Multiple-Choice Exam
What is included in cardiopulmonary physical Breath sounds, heart rate, chest movement
exam?
Crackles in lungs most commonly indicate? Fluid in alveoli
Wheezing is most associated with what condition? Airway obstruction/bronchospasm
Patient has irregular pulse and SOB. First relevant Physical exam cardiovascular findings
data source?
DNR status affects ___ interventions only. resuscitative
A verbal refusal of CPR without documentation is legal/ethical
a ___ issue.
What does medication reconciliation occur Admission, transfer, discharge
during?
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, 1000 Flashcards Therapist Multiple-Choice Exam
HPI includes what time element? Onset, duration, progression
Which system is most critical in respiratory Cardiopulmonary system
assessment?
Sudden dyspnea and cyanosis. Priority Physical exam findings
assessment?
Progress notes are documented in ___ format SOAP
often.
What does SOAP stand for? Subjective, Objective, Assessment, Plan
Ignoring old HPI updates leads to what error? Incomplete clinical picture
Social history includes what substance use data? Tobacco, alcohol, drugs
Which document confirms patient autonomy in Advance directive
emergencies?
COPD patient worsening dyspnea. Key exam Use of accessory muscles
finding?
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What is the primary purpose of medication To ensure accurate and updated medication list
reconciliation?
Patient on duplicate bronchodilators. What step is Medication reconciliation to prevent duplication
required?
What does DNR stand for? Do Not Resuscitate
Advance directives primarily define what? Patient's wishes for end-of-life care
A patient verbally refuses CPR but has no Full code status (no legal DNR)
documentation. What applies?
Which section includes smoking and occupational Social history
exposure?
Page 1
,1000 Flashcards Therapist Multiple-Choice Exam
Family history is most relevant for ___ diseases. genetic
What is included in progress notes? Ongoing clinical updates during hospitalization
Sudden drop in SpO₂ with wheezing. What record Physical exam findings
section is most relevant?
What is the primary purpose of physical Assess current physiological status
examination?
HPI focuses on ___ symptoms. current
Old medication list not updated on admission Medication error
leads to what risk?
Page 2
,1000 Flashcards Therapist Multiple-Choice Exam
What is included in cardiopulmonary physical Breath sounds, heart rate, chest movement
exam?
Crackles in lungs most commonly indicate? Fluid in alveoli
Wheezing is most associated with what condition? Airway obstruction/bronchospasm
Patient has irregular pulse and SOB. First relevant Physical exam cardiovascular findings
data source?
DNR status affects ___ interventions only. resuscitative
A verbal refusal of CPR without documentation is legal/ethical
a ___ issue.
What does medication reconciliation occur Admission, transfer, discharge
during?
Page 3
, 1000 Flashcards Therapist Multiple-Choice Exam
HPI includes what time element? Onset, duration, progression
Which system is most critical in respiratory Cardiopulmonary system
assessment?
Sudden dyspnea and cyanosis. Priority Physical exam findings
assessment?
Progress notes are documented in ___ format SOAP
often.
What does SOAP stand for? Subjective, Objective, Assessment, Plan
Ignoring old HPI updates leads to what error? Incomplete clinical picture
Social history includes what substance use data? Tobacco, alcohol, drugs
Which document confirms patient autonomy in Advance directive
emergencies?
COPD patient worsening dyspnea. Key exam Use of accessory muscles
finding?
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