Scribe U Final/ Real Exam Questions with
Correct Answers, A+ Score Solutions.
Terms in this set (100)
What does DOE stand for? Dyspnea on Exertion
A 43-year-old male presents to the PSHx: Right BKA
ED with vomiting that began ED Course: Hyperglycemia and elevated ketones
5 hours ago. He has a history of Diagnosis : DKA
Type II DM and is s/p right BKA. On CC: Vomiting
objective evaluation it is found that Onset: 5 hours ago
he is hyperglycemic and has
Disposition: Admit
elevated ketones and so he will be
admitted for DKA. Match the details PMHx: Type II DM
to the correct section of the chart
A patient is seen in the Acute urinary tract infection in pregnancy, 2nd trimester
emergency department complaining
of dysuria and tells you that she is
23 weeks pregnant. Â Your doctor
diagnoses her with a UTI. Â Which
of the following would be the best
diagnosis?
Medical terminology. What is the Cholecystitis
medical term for infection of the
gall bladder?
, You see the physician check the Wrist: 2+ radial pulse
patient's pulses in four places; Top of foot: 2+ DDP
the right wrist, the top of the Neck: 2+ Carotid
right foot, the back of the right Back of foot: 2+ PTP
foot and the left neck. The
doctor states "The pulses are
fine". Match the location with the
appropriate pulse that you
would document in the physical
exam?
What do you need to make sure A consultation note indicating the admitting physician
to document for every admitted
patient? (select the best option.)
Chest pains when taking a deep breath: PTX
Quality is an important
descriptor that can paint a Sharp, stabbing pains that alternately becomes a dull heavy
picture for concerning DDx. pressure like an elephant sitting on the chest, but regardless of
Match the following HPI detail quality, pain is always brought on by exertion: CAD/MI
with the corresponding DDx.
Burning Chest pain: GERD
Medical terminology. What is the Cholelithiasis
medical term for stones in the
gallbladder?
A 45 year old male presents to Timing
the ED with a constant, ripping,
tearing pain to his central chest
radiating straight to his back with
associated nausea that began 1
hour ago. What element is
constant?
You are starting your shift and PNA, Appendicitis, UTI
your physician immediately picks
up 3 patients. The first patient is
presenting with a productive
cough steadily worsening since
onset 4 weeks ago. The second
patient has had abdominal
discomfort slowly localizing into
the right lower abdomen with
accompanying fever over the
last 6 hours and on PE, the
patient has RLQ tenderness on
palpation. The third patient has
urinary sx and urinedip has
already resulted and is positive
for leukocytes and bacteria.
Given the information, what
might the most likely diagnoses'
end up being for these patients?
Correct Answers, A+ Score Solutions.
Terms in this set (100)
What does DOE stand for? Dyspnea on Exertion
A 43-year-old male presents to the PSHx: Right BKA
ED with vomiting that began ED Course: Hyperglycemia and elevated ketones
5 hours ago. He has a history of Diagnosis : DKA
Type II DM and is s/p right BKA. On CC: Vomiting
objective evaluation it is found that Onset: 5 hours ago
he is hyperglycemic and has
Disposition: Admit
elevated ketones and so he will be
admitted for DKA. Match the details PMHx: Type II DM
to the correct section of the chart
A patient is seen in the Acute urinary tract infection in pregnancy, 2nd trimester
emergency department complaining
of dysuria and tells you that she is
23 weeks pregnant. Â Your doctor
diagnoses her with a UTI. Â Which
of the following would be the best
diagnosis?
Medical terminology. What is the Cholecystitis
medical term for infection of the
gall bladder?
, You see the physician check the Wrist: 2+ radial pulse
patient's pulses in four places; Top of foot: 2+ DDP
the right wrist, the top of the Neck: 2+ Carotid
right foot, the back of the right Back of foot: 2+ PTP
foot and the left neck. The
doctor states "The pulses are
fine". Match the location with the
appropriate pulse that you
would document in the physical
exam?
What do you need to make sure A consultation note indicating the admitting physician
to document for every admitted
patient? (select the best option.)
Chest pains when taking a deep breath: PTX
Quality is an important
descriptor that can paint a Sharp, stabbing pains that alternately becomes a dull heavy
picture for concerning DDx. pressure like an elephant sitting on the chest, but regardless of
Match the following HPI detail quality, pain is always brought on by exertion: CAD/MI
with the corresponding DDx.
Burning Chest pain: GERD
Medical terminology. What is the Cholelithiasis
medical term for stones in the
gallbladder?
A 45 year old male presents to Timing
the ED with a constant, ripping,
tearing pain to his central chest
radiating straight to his back with
associated nausea that began 1
hour ago. What element is
constant?
You are starting your shift and PNA, Appendicitis, UTI
your physician immediately picks
up 3 patients. The first patient is
presenting with a productive
cough steadily worsening since
onset 4 weeks ago. The second
patient has had abdominal
discomfort slowly localizing into
the right lower abdomen with
accompanying fever over the
last 6 hours and on PE, the
patient has RLQ tenderness on
palpation. The third patient has
urinary sx and urinedip has
already resulted and is positive
for leukocytes and bacteria.
Given the information, what
might the most likely diagnoses'
end up being for these patients?
