68W LPC BIG UPDATED ACTUAL Questions and CORRECT
Answers
1. What form is used to request DD Form 689 - Individual Sick Call Slip
medical treatment and as a
means of communication be-
tween the patient's comman-
der and medical personnel?
2. What personnel / section of the Patient Administration (PAD)
MTF handle the requests for
medical information?
3. Your M.O. has ordered 50 mg 50mg/100mg x 1 ml = 0.5 ml
of ketamine for a patient with
severe pain. The concentra-
tion of ketamine you have
is 100mg/ml. How many mil-
liliters of the on-hand drug
would you draw up?
4. You have a patient suffer- Severe and colicky (comes and goes or varies in intensity in
ing from nephrolithiasis (kid- a rhythmic nature)Pain is waking them from sleep
ney stones). How would this pa-
tient describe his pain?
5. What is the difference between Bed Rest -restriction to their bed with necessary travel to the
"BED REST" and "QUARTERS"? DFAC and latrineQuarters - restriction to any area inside the
patient's domicile, DFAC, latrines
6. Which skin disease is caused by Herpes Zoster (Shingles)
the chicken-pox virus and has a
rash that occurs unilaterally in
the thoracic or lumbar region?
7. Large intestine
, Which organ can absorb 5 to 7
liters of water per day?
8. Round the following numbers 13 3 56
to the nearest whole num-
ber:13.32.655.5
9. What is the sequence of assess- Inspect, Auscultate, Palpate
ment when examining the ab-
domen?
10. If your PT is complaining of Sequence is not important, painful area palpated last
RUQ pain, what is the sequence
of palpation?
11. What is drug tolerance? A progressive decrease in the effectiveness of a drug. Patient
receives the same drug over a long period of time and
requires higher doses to achieve the same effect
12. Define subluxation The incomplete dislocation of a bone in a joint
13. The absorbs carbs, pro- small intestine
teins and sugars
14. Infections that patients acquire nosocomial infections
while in the health carefacility
are called what?
15. Which skin disease often ap- contact dermatitis
pears with redness to severe
swelling with bullae and linear
streaks?
16.
, Infectious mononucleosis pre- Enlarged lymph nodes of the neck Shaggy white-purple ton-
sents with what symptoms? sillar exudateAbdominal painPossible inflammation of the
spleen
17. What part of the ear is shaped Auricle or Pinna
to collect sound waves and di-
rect them toward the external
auditory meatus (opening of
the ear)?
18. Quadrant where the appendix RLQ- Appendix RUQ - Gallbladder RUQ - Liver LUQ - Spleen
is located?Quadrant where the LUQ - Stomach
gallbladder is located?Quad-
rant where the liver is locat-
ed?Quadrant where the spleen
is located?Quadrant where the
stomach is located?
19. What is the difference be- Psychological: patient is convinced (mind) they have a need
tween a psychological depen- for the drugPhysiological: the body has developed a physical
dence and a physiological de- need for the drug
pendence to a medication?
20. What are the six rights of med- Right Patient
ication administration? Right Medication
Right Dose
Right Route
Right Time
Right Documentation
21. What is the main advantage of Oral ABX are the safest route of administration
giving oral antibiotics vs IV an-
tibiotics?
, 22. You are preparing for a blood 15-30 degrees
specimen draw, what angle are
you inserting the needle?
23. Which is the most common Clavicle fracture(80% of fractures occur in the middle third of
bony injury? the clavicle)
24. What parts of a needle are ster- All parts of the needle are sterile
ile?
25. Describe the response (normal Incubation Period: pathogen enters the body to the appear-
course) to infection. ance of the first symptomsProdromal Stage: from the onset
of initial symptoms such as fatigue or low-grade fever to
more severe symptomsFull Stage of Illness: symptoms are
acute and specific to the type of infection such as lesion
covering the body or high feverConvalescent Stage: acute
symptoms to the infection subside and the person recovers
26. Physical examination for plantar fasciitis
will result in TTP
at the calcaneus and plan-
tar fascia. No edema, ecchy-
mosis,erythema. Pain during
weight bearing
27. What is the dose of epineph- 0.3 - 0.5 mg (of 1:1000 solution), IM or SCMaybe repeated
rine for a patient suffering an every 5-10 minutes if symptoms continue to recur.
anaphylactic reaction?
28. What type of patient would re- Patients who are susceptible to disease due to low immunity
quire protective (reverse) isola- status. Example: 14 y/o girl who is receiving chemotherapy
tion?
Answers
1. What form is used to request DD Form 689 - Individual Sick Call Slip
medical treatment and as a
means of communication be-
tween the patient's comman-
der and medical personnel?
2. What personnel / section of the Patient Administration (PAD)
MTF handle the requests for
medical information?
3. Your M.O. has ordered 50 mg 50mg/100mg x 1 ml = 0.5 ml
of ketamine for a patient with
severe pain. The concentra-
tion of ketamine you have
is 100mg/ml. How many mil-
liliters of the on-hand drug
would you draw up?
4. You have a patient suffer- Severe and colicky (comes and goes or varies in intensity in
ing from nephrolithiasis (kid- a rhythmic nature)Pain is waking them from sleep
ney stones). How would this pa-
tient describe his pain?
5. What is the difference between Bed Rest -restriction to their bed with necessary travel to the
"BED REST" and "QUARTERS"? DFAC and latrineQuarters - restriction to any area inside the
patient's domicile, DFAC, latrines
6. Which skin disease is caused by Herpes Zoster (Shingles)
the chicken-pox virus and has a
rash that occurs unilaterally in
the thoracic or lumbar region?
7. Large intestine
, Which organ can absorb 5 to 7
liters of water per day?
8. Round the following numbers 13 3 56
to the nearest whole num-
ber:13.32.655.5
9. What is the sequence of assess- Inspect, Auscultate, Palpate
ment when examining the ab-
domen?
10. If your PT is complaining of Sequence is not important, painful area palpated last
RUQ pain, what is the sequence
of palpation?
11. What is drug tolerance? A progressive decrease in the effectiveness of a drug. Patient
receives the same drug over a long period of time and
requires higher doses to achieve the same effect
12. Define subluxation The incomplete dislocation of a bone in a joint
13. The absorbs carbs, pro- small intestine
teins and sugars
14. Infections that patients acquire nosocomial infections
while in the health carefacility
are called what?
15. Which skin disease often ap- contact dermatitis
pears with redness to severe
swelling with bullae and linear
streaks?
16.
, Infectious mononucleosis pre- Enlarged lymph nodes of the neck Shaggy white-purple ton-
sents with what symptoms? sillar exudateAbdominal painPossible inflammation of the
spleen
17. What part of the ear is shaped Auricle or Pinna
to collect sound waves and di-
rect them toward the external
auditory meatus (opening of
the ear)?
18. Quadrant where the appendix RLQ- Appendix RUQ - Gallbladder RUQ - Liver LUQ - Spleen
is located?Quadrant where the LUQ - Stomach
gallbladder is located?Quad-
rant where the liver is locat-
ed?Quadrant where the spleen
is located?Quadrant where the
stomach is located?
19. What is the difference be- Psychological: patient is convinced (mind) they have a need
tween a psychological depen- for the drugPhysiological: the body has developed a physical
dence and a physiological de- need for the drug
pendence to a medication?
20. What are the six rights of med- Right Patient
ication administration? Right Medication
Right Dose
Right Route
Right Time
Right Documentation
21. What is the main advantage of Oral ABX are the safest route of administration
giving oral antibiotics vs IV an-
tibiotics?
, 22. You are preparing for a blood 15-30 degrees
specimen draw, what angle are
you inserting the needle?
23. Which is the most common Clavicle fracture(80% of fractures occur in the middle third of
bony injury? the clavicle)
24. What parts of a needle are ster- All parts of the needle are sterile
ile?
25. Describe the response (normal Incubation Period: pathogen enters the body to the appear-
course) to infection. ance of the first symptomsProdromal Stage: from the onset
of initial symptoms such as fatigue or low-grade fever to
more severe symptomsFull Stage of Illness: symptoms are
acute and specific to the type of infection such as lesion
covering the body or high feverConvalescent Stage: acute
symptoms to the infection subside and the person recovers
26. Physical examination for plantar fasciitis
will result in TTP
at the calcaneus and plan-
tar fascia. No edema, ecchy-
mosis,erythema. Pain during
weight bearing
27. What is the dose of epineph- 0.3 - 0.5 mg (of 1:1000 solution), IM or SCMaybe repeated
rine for a patient suffering an every 5-10 minutes if symptoms continue to recur.
anaphylactic reaction?
28. What type of patient would re- Patients who are susceptible to disease due to low immunity
quire protective (reverse) isola- status. Example: 14 y/o girl who is receiving chemotherapy
tion?
