MA103 Final Exam 2023

MA103 Final Exam 2023 d. All of the above Health care professionals should discuss which of the following issues with patients that have life-threating illnesses? (Delmar's Chapter 6) a. Alternative methods of treatment as well as outcome if no treatment is sought b. Pain management c. Finances d. All of the above e. Only A and B e. Both A (Family History) and B (BRCA1 and BRCA2 Gene mutation) Which of the following are breast cancer risk factors? (Delmar's Chapter 26) a. Family history b. BRCA1 and BRCA2 Gene mutation c. Early menopause (Before 55) d. All of the above e. Both A (Family History) and B (BRCA1 and BRCA2 Gene mutation) d. Only A and B Which of the following are true sterilization (which renders the patient infertile) for a male or female patient? (Delmar's Chapter 26) a. Female procedure is called a tubal ligation b. Male procedure is called a vasectomy c. Both must be performed a an impatient, in hospital setting d. Only A and B e. All of the above b. The preferred site for children under the age of two is the vastus lateralis Which of the following are true about giving injections to pediatric patients? (Delmar's Chapter 27) a. Only toddlers need to be held a certain way, which protects them from injury b. The preferred site for children under the age of two is the vastus lateralis c. Children over two are more cooperative due to an increase in emotional development d. All of the above e. None of the above d. All of the above Which of the following are true about pediatric VS? (Delmar's Chapter 27) a. VS consist of temperature, pulse, respiration and BP b. Aural temperatures are not considered accurate for children under 2 c. The pulse is counted for one full minute d. All of the above e. Only A and C d. All of the above When it comes to growth patterns of the pediatric patient (birth to 36 months) what is measured at every visit? (Delmar's Chapter 27) a. Height b. Weight c. Head circumference d. All of the above e. None of the above b. Tympanostomy What is the surgical procedure where pediatric ear tubes are placed? (Delmar's Chapter 27) a. Myringotomy b. Tympanostomy c. Cochlear implantation d. None of the above e. Only A and C Pertussis is highly contagious respiratory tract infection which leaves the infected infant at risk for what? (Delmar's Chapter 27) a. Brain disease b. Ear infection c. Seizures d. Only A and B e. Only A and C c. 70% The male reproductive anatomy includes seminal vesicles; these glands make up what percentage of the fluid portion of semen? (Delmar's Chapter 28) a. 60% b. 50% c. 70% d. 75% a. Balanitis The disorder of the penis that causes swelling or inflammation of the glans penis is known as? (Delmar's Chapter 28) a. Balanitis b. Pyronines disease c. Priapism d. ED c. Children Phimosis is the tightening of the foreskin that does not allow tightening, which is most common in who? (Delmar's Chapter 28) a. Infants b. Adolescents c. Children d. Adults d. All of the above Aging is a very normal process but is not the same for everyone. Which of the following body systems may experience physiologic changes on the gerontology patient? (Delmar's Chapter 29) a. Cardiovascular b. Integumentary c. Senses d. All of the above e. None of the above e. Only A and B What challenges may the medical assistant face when caring for the gerontology patient? (Delmar's Chapter 29) a. Dementia b. Loneliness c. Independence d. Only A and C e. Only A and B c. Retrograde pyelography When a patient has a diagnostic imaging procedure that is to view the kidneys and urinary tract for abnormalities is called? (Delmar's Chapter 32) a. Cystography b. Cholangiography c. Retrograde pyelography d. Excretory urography None of the above d. Only A and B What would cause a patient to be unable to have an MRI or CT (Delmar's Chapter 32) a. Pacemaker b. Pins c. Plastic clips d. Only A and B e. All of the above a. Vegan Which type of diet is particularly susceptible to nutritional deficiencies? (Delmar's Chapter 34) a. Vegan b. Vegetarian c. Macrobiotic d. Diet with a lot of rice c. Adolescence Nutrition varies with stages of life, which stage requires two particular nutrients (iron and calcium) to be altered? (Delmar's Chapter 34) a. Pregnancy and lactation b. Older adults c. Adolescence d. Childhood d. Water Which nutrient is an important component or structure and is a major component of blood (transporter) (Delmar's Chapter 34) a. Mineral b. Antioxidants c. Vitamins d. Water e. None of the above Which color in the MyPlate guide represents fruits? (Delmar's Chapter 34) a. Blue b. Purple c. Green d. Orange e. None of the above c. 56 calories How many calories would 14 grams of proteins yield? (Delmar's Chapter 34) a. 55 calories b. 126 calories c. 56 calories d. None of the above b. 162 calories How many calories would 18 grams of fat yield? (Delmar's Chapter 34) a. 71 calories b. 162 calories c. 72 calories d. None of the above c. Carbohydrates For optimal energy balance in the body, the largest percentage of calories in the diet should come from what? (Delmar's Chapter 34) a. Proteins b. Fats c. Carbohydrates d. All of the above equally d. IM Administration of parenteral medications can be from which route? (Delmar's Chapter 36) a. PO b. Inhalation c. Topical d. IM d. PO Administration of non-parental medications can be from which route? (Delmar's Chapter 36) a. IM b. ID c. SC d. PO a. 90 degrees Which angle is used to administer an IM Injection? (Delmar's Chapter 36) a. 90 degrees b. 45 degrees c. 10 degrees d. None of the above