Unitek term 1 Midterm Exam Questions AND Correct Answers
(oral/Tympanic)- - ✔✔97.6-99.6
12 major organ systems - ✔✔- Integumentary
- Skeletal
- Muscular
- Nervous
- Endocrine
- Circulatory
- Lymphatic
- Immune
- Respiratory
- Digestive
- Urinary
- Reproductive
24 hour urine collection - ✔✔used to collect the total volume of urine
excreted in 24 hours for diagnostic examination
24 hour urine specimen - ✔✔a urine specimen consisting of all urine
voided in a 24-hour period
,3 meninges - ✔✔dura mater, arachnoid mater, pia mater
Dura mater - adheres to skull and to arachnoid
Arachnoid - weblike and vascular
Pia mater - adheres to brain following sulci/gyri; blood enters brain
through it
A clean catch test is collected in a: - ✔✔In a sterile cup
A skin turgor test - ✔✔tests for adequate hydration especially in
elderly
ACH ( acetylcholine) - ✔✔helps manage amount of water
ACTH (adrenocorticotroplc hormone) - ✔✔regulates steroid hormone
cortisol
Active ROM - ✔✔range of motion, when the client can move the joint
through it's full range in motion
activity that stimulates bone growth - ✔✔weight bearing activitys like
walking, jogging, stair climbing
Adults normal range of vital signs are the same as a childs - ✔✔FALSE
,Advantages of proper pain management - ✔✔Faster recovery, less re-
admits, Improves quality of life
afferent nerve fibers - ✔✔axons that carry info inward to the central
nervous system from the periphery of the body
afferent nerves - ✔✔Also called sensory nerves; nerves that carry
information about the external environment to the brain and spinal
cord via sensory receptors.
ALDOSTERONE - ✔✔Regulator of salt
All nerves outside the brain and spinal cord - ✔✔peripheral nervous
system
AMA - ✔✔against medical advice
oral
ANA - ✔✔American Nurses Association; protection, promotion,
Optimization of health and abilities, prevention of injury and illness
Anatomy of a male GLANS - ✔✔Head of penis
, Anatomy of a neuron - ✔✔- Dendrites : fibers that receive messages
from other neurons
- Cell body (with nucleus) integrates incoming signals from dendrites
- Axons : fibers that carry outgoing signals to other neurons or organs.
There are gaps between
- Synapse: region where the neuron meets other neuron or target cell
- Signals are sent via Neurotransmitters
Anatomy of a neuron - ✔✔cell body, dendrites, axon
anterior pituitary - ✔✔is composed of Gladular epithelial tissues and
is also called the:
ADENOHYPOPHYSIS
gland secretes six major hormones these hormones controls other
glands and effect many other organ systems in fact the anterior
pituitary affect so many other plans that it is often called the MASTER
GLAND the hormones of the anterior pituitary include thyroid
stimulating hormone TSH, ACH, growth hormone GH, and
gonadotropin and prolacting PRL
anterior pituitary gland - ✔✔the anterior part of the pituitary gland;
an endocrine gland whose secretions are controlled by the
hypothalamic hormones
(oral/Tympanic)- - ✔✔97.6-99.6
12 major organ systems - ✔✔- Integumentary
- Skeletal
- Muscular
- Nervous
- Endocrine
- Circulatory
- Lymphatic
- Immune
- Respiratory
- Digestive
- Urinary
- Reproductive
24 hour urine collection - ✔✔used to collect the total volume of urine
excreted in 24 hours for diagnostic examination
24 hour urine specimen - ✔✔a urine specimen consisting of all urine
voided in a 24-hour period
,3 meninges - ✔✔dura mater, arachnoid mater, pia mater
Dura mater - adheres to skull and to arachnoid
Arachnoid - weblike and vascular
Pia mater - adheres to brain following sulci/gyri; blood enters brain
through it
A clean catch test is collected in a: - ✔✔In a sterile cup
A skin turgor test - ✔✔tests for adequate hydration especially in
elderly
ACH ( acetylcholine) - ✔✔helps manage amount of water
ACTH (adrenocorticotroplc hormone) - ✔✔regulates steroid hormone
cortisol
Active ROM - ✔✔range of motion, when the client can move the joint
through it's full range in motion
activity that stimulates bone growth - ✔✔weight bearing activitys like
walking, jogging, stair climbing
Adults normal range of vital signs are the same as a childs - ✔✔FALSE
,Advantages of proper pain management - ✔✔Faster recovery, less re-
admits, Improves quality of life
afferent nerve fibers - ✔✔axons that carry info inward to the central
nervous system from the periphery of the body
afferent nerves - ✔✔Also called sensory nerves; nerves that carry
information about the external environment to the brain and spinal
cord via sensory receptors.
ALDOSTERONE - ✔✔Regulator of salt
All nerves outside the brain and spinal cord - ✔✔peripheral nervous
system
AMA - ✔✔against medical advice
oral
ANA - ✔✔American Nurses Association; protection, promotion,
Optimization of health and abilities, prevention of injury and illness
Anatomy of a male GLANS - ✔✔Head of penis
, Anatomy of a neuron - ✔✔- Dendrites : fibers that receive messages
from other neurons
- Cell body (with nucleus) integrates incoming signals from dendrites
- Axons : fibers that carry outgoing signals to other neurons or organs.
There are gaps between
- Synapse: region where the neuron meets other neuron or target cell
- Signals are sent via Neurotransmitters
Anatomy of a neuron - ✔✔cell body, dendrites, axon
anterior pituitary - ✔✔is composed of Gladular epithelial tissues and
is also called the:
ADENOHYPOPHYSIS
gland secretes six major hormones these hormones controls other
glands and effect many other organ systems in fact the anterior
pituitary affect so many other plans that it is often called the MASTER
GLAND the hormones of the anterior pituitary include thyroid
stimulating hormone TSH, ACH, growth hormone GH, and
gonadotropin and prolacting PRL
anterior pituitary gland - ✔✔the anterior part of the pituitary gland;
an endocrine gland whose secretions are controlled by the
hypothalamic hormones
