MA 700 final question with answers
The name of the semi fluid that results when food is broken down in the stomach: - -
chyme
-How many hours it takes for the stomach to empty after eating a meal: - -4 hours
-the first part of the small intestine: - -duodenum
-the name of the valve located between the small and large intestine: - -ileocecal
valve
-the appendix is attached to the: - -cecum
-this is the S shaped portion of the colon: - -sigmoid colon
-hepatocytes are: - -liver cells
-what allows the bladder to expand: - -rugae
-what is the function of the urinary bladder: - -storage reservoir for urine
-cluster of capillaries are known as: - -glomerulus
-what makes up the urinary system: - -kidneys, ureters, bladder, urethra
-what is the end product of protein digestion: - -amino acids
-function of urinary system: rids the body of waste, maintains normal PH of blood,
helps regulate B/P and helps produce RB - -true
-what is the function of the gallbladder: - -store bile
-emulsifies fat into small fat droplets: - -bile salts
-the probe should be inserted___inch when measuring the rectal temperature of an
infant: - -1/2 inch
-in the absence of antidiuretic hormone (ADH) what occurs: - -the urine is more
dilute
-term for expelling urine: - -micturition
-a temperature of 100 F is classified as: - -low grade fever
-vague sense of body discomfort, weakness, and fatigue is known as: - -malaise
-rectal site should not be used to take the temperature of: - -newborn
, -rectal temperature of 99 F was taken orally, it would register as: - -98F
-is not reabsorbed into the body in the renal tubule: - -urea
-systolic blood pressure represents: - -pressure in the arteries when th ventricles
contract
-what term designates a decrease in the oxygen saturation of the blood: - -
hypoxemia
-the oxygen saturation level of a healthy individual is: - -95-99%
-function of hemoglobin is to: - -transport oxygen in the body
-if patients pulse rate is 80bpm the patients respiration would most likely be: - -20
respirations per minute
-term used to describe temporary cessation of breathing: - -apena
-normal respiration rate an adult is 15-20 respirations per minute: - -false
-one respiration consist of: - -one inhalation and one exhalation
-not an example of a schedule II drug: - -valium
-drugs that have a high potential for abuse and excepted medical use: - -schedule II
-must be included in a prescription for a controlled drug: - -physician DEA number
-medication administered through sublingual route: - -nitroglycerin
-is assigned to the pharmaceutical company that first developed a drug: - -generic
name
-the study of drugs is known as: - -pharmacology
-when measuring blood pressure, the first care tapping sound represents: - -systolic
pressure
-the patients arm should be positioned at what level on measuring blood pressure:
- -at heart level
-the maximal reaction to a skin-prick test occurs between: - -15-20 minutes
-what gauge is used to administer an intradermal injection: - -26G 3/8 inch
-what angle of needle insertion should be used to administer an IM injection: - -90
degrees
The name of the semi fluid that results when food is broken down in the stomach: - -
chyme
-How many hours it takes for the stomach to empty after eating a meal: - -4 hours
-the first part of the small intestine: - -duodenum
-the name of the valve located between the small and large intestine: - -ileocecal
valve
-the appendix is attached to the: - -cecum
-this is the S shaped portion of the colon: - -sigmoid colon
-hepatocytes are: - -liver cells
-what allows the bladder to expand: - -rugae
-what is the function of the urinary bladder: - -storage reservoir for urine
-cluster of capillaries are known as: - -glomerulus
-what makes up the urinary system: - -kidneys, ureters, bladder, urethra
-what is the end product of protein digestion: - -amino acids
-function of urinary system: rids the body of waste, maintains normal PH of blood,
helps regulate B/P and helps produce RB - -true
-what is the function of the gallbladder: - -store bile
-emulsifies fat into small fat droplets: - -bile salts
-the probe should be inserted___inch when measuring the rectal temperature of an
infant: - -1/2 inch
-in the absence of antidiuretic hormone (ADH) what occurs: - -the urine is more
dilute
-term for expelling urine: - -micturition
-a temperature of 100 F is classified as: - -low grade fever
-vague sense of body discomfort, weakness, and fatigue is known as: - -malaise
-rectal site should not be used to take the temperature of: - -newborn
, -rectal temperature of 99 F was taken orally, it would register as: - -98F
-is not reabsorbed into the body in the renal tubule: - -urea
-systolic blood pressure represents: - -pressure in the arteries when th ventricles
contract
-what term designates a decrease in the oxygen saturation of the blood: - -
hypoxemia
-the oxygen saturation level of a healthy individual is: - -95-99%
-function of hemoglobin is to: - -transport oxygen in the body
-if patients pulse rate is 80bpm the patients respiration would most likely be: - -20
respirations per minute
-term used to describe temporary cessation of breathing: - -apena
-normal respiration rate an adult is 15-20 respirations per minute: - -false
-one respiration consist of: - -one inhalation and one exhalation
-not an example of a schedule II drug: - -valium
-drugs that have a high potential for abuse and excepted medical use: - -schedule II
-must be included in a prescription for a controlled drug: - -physician DEA number
-medication administered through sublingual route: - -nitroglycerin
-is assigned to the pharmaceutical company that first developed a drug: - -generic
name
-the study of drugs is known as: - -pharmacology
-when measuring blood pressure, the first care tapping sound represents: - -systolic
pressure
-the patients arm should be positioned at what level on measuring blood pressure:
- -at heart level
-the maximal reaction to a skin-prick test occurs between: - -15-20 minutes
-what gauge is used to administer an intradermal injection: - -26G 3/8 inch
-what angle of needle insertion should be used to administer an IM injection: - -90
degrees
