CMAS Final Exam2 Review Exam
Questions 100% Correct Solutions
What is an otoscope used for? - ANSWER Permits visualization of the ear canal and
tympanic membrane.
What is an ophthalmoscope used for? - ANSWER To visualize the interior structure of
the eye
How do you convert pounds to kilograms? - ANSWER Divide by 2.2 (2.2Lbs=1 Kg
How do you convert kilograms to pounds? - ANSWER Multiply by 2.2
When will the doctor ask you to have 1% lidocaine vial with needle and syringe in a
patient's exam room? - ANSWER During office surgeries.
What classification of drugs are used to treat pain? - ANSWER Analgesics
What classification of drugs are used to treat high blood pressure? -
ANSWER Antihypertensive
How many milliliters are in one ounce? - ANSWER 30 mL = 1 ounces
How can you change ounces to milliliters? - ANSWER multiply by 30
, How can you change milliliters to ounces? - ANSWER Divide by 30
Your patient collapses while walking out of the exam room after getting blood drawn.
What are two primary objectives when assessing this patient? - ANSWER Identify and
correct any life-threatening problems and provide necessary care.
A mother brings her child in with a chief complaint of severe vomiting and diarrhea for
the past 4 days and is not able to keep any food or liquids down. The child is weak,
pale, and passed out this morning when getting out of bed to use bathroom. The BP is
85/62 P is 142 RR is 34. What type of shock does this patient have? - ANSWER
Hypovolemic Shock
Suffix that means inflammation? - ANSWER -itis
What is reduction? - ANSWER The realignment of bones
What is Splinting and casting? - ANSWER Maintaining and immobilizing a closed
reduction.
What is a pathologic fracture? - ANSWER Usually, a result of a disease such
as osteoporosis, Paget disease, bone cysts, tumors or cancer.
What structures of the eyes are light waves transmitted to? - ANSWER The Cornea, Lens,
and Retina.
What is c ceruminous? - ANSWER Impacted ear wax.
What is Meniere disease? - ANSWER Unknown cause that affects the inner and
upsets the body's ability to maintain equilibrium. (RINGING IN EAR)
Questions 100% Correct Solutions
What is an otoscope used for? - ANSWER Permits visualization of the ear canal and
tympanic membrane.
What is an ophthalmoscope used for? - ANSWER To visualize the interior structure of
the eye
How do you convert pounds to kilograms? - ANSWER Divide by 2.2 (2.2Lbs=1 Kg
How do you convert kilograms to pounds? - ANSWER Multiply by 2.2
When will the doctor ask you to have 1% lidocaine vial with needle and syringe in a
patient's exam room? - ANSWER During office surgeries.
What classification of drugs are used to treat pain? - ANSWER Analgesics
What classification of drugs are used to treat high blood pressure? -
ANSWER Antihypertensive
How many milliliters are in one ounce? - ANSWER 30 mL = 1 ounces
How can you change ounces to milliliters? - ANSWER multiply by 30
, How can you change milliliters to ounces? - ANSWER Divide by 30
Your patient collapses while walking out of the exam room after getting blood drawn.
What are two primary objectives when assessing this patient? - ANSWER Identify and
correct any life-threatening problems and provide necessary care.
A mother brings her child in with a chief complaint of severe vomiting and diarrhea for
the past 4 days and is not able to keep any food or liquids down. The child is weak,
pale, and passed out this morning when getting out of bed to use bathroom. The BP is
85/62 P is 142 RR is 34. What type of shock does this patient have? - ANSWER
Hypovolemic Shock
Suffix that means inflammation? - ANSWER -itis
What is reduction? - ANSWER The realignment of bones
What is Splinting and casting? - ANSWER Maintaining and immobilizing a closed
reduction.
What is a pathologic fracture? - ANSWER Usually, a result of a disease such
as osteoporosis, Paget disease, bone cysts, tumors or cancer.
What structures of the eyes are light waves transmitted to? - ANSWER The Cornea, Lens,
and Retina.
What is c ceruminous? - ANSWER Impacted ear wax.
What is Meniere disease? - ANSWER Unknown cause that affects the inner and
upsets the body's ability to maintain equilibrium. (RINGING IN EAR)
