CoreCHI Exam Practice Questions and
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What organ has a lymphatic and endocrine function? [
Ans: ] spleen
What humidifies and filters air when it passes through the
nasal cavity to prevent harmful organisms from going in?
[ Ans: ] cilia and mucus
What is the thickest muscular layer of the heart and is the
main force behind continuous pumping of blood? [ Ans: ]
myocardium
What vessels have one-way valves to prevent back flow [
Ans: ] lymphatic vessels
What defect is this: hole in the wall that separates the two
lower chambers of the heart. [ Ans: ] ventricular septal
defect
suffix: -itis [ Ans: ] inflammation
What are some confidentiality laws? [ Ans: ] HIPPA, FERPA,
GLBA
interstitial fluid [ Ans: ] fluid floating around capillaries
,What are some positive symptoms and negative symptoms
of someone with schizophrenia? [ Ans: ] positive:
hallucinations, delusions - negative: flat effect
What plane divides the left and the right and which one
divides front and back? [ Ans: ] sagittal plane: left right,
coronal plane: front back
LEP [ Ans: ] Limited English Proficiency
hematuria [ Ans: ] blood in the urine
A test used to see electrical activity of the heart [ Ans: ]
electrocardiogram
The prefix "Brady" means? [ Ans: ] slow
How does expectation of confidentiality vary across
cultures? [ Ans: ] Topics considered private as well as who
has a right to certain info varies across culture. Levels of
collectivism and individualism impact these.
A person exhibiting signs and symptoms of
Cerebrovascular Attacks (CVA) or Transient Ischemic
Attack (TIA) may be described as having _______? [ Ans: ]
Brain attack
Dynamic Equivalence [ Ans: ] thought for thought
interpretation
What philosophy is associated with being overly involved
with clients? [ Ans: ] helper philosophy
,What gland is known as the master gland? [ Ans: ]
pituitary gland
What is a balanced approach with dynamic equivalence? [
Ans: ] bilingual/bicultural
What controls unconscious functions such as respirations
and digestion. Consists of midbrain, pons and medulla
oblongata? [ Ans: ] brainstem
What are the interpreters standards of conduct? [ Ans: ]
accuracy, confidentiality, professionalism, cultural
awareness, professional development, transparency,
impartiality, respect
nephrology [ Ans: ] branch of medicine dealing with
kidneys
What two things do you not use during an interpretation? [
Ans: ] additions: adding things to target language that was
not present explicitly or implicitly in the source,
omissions: leaving out pieces of info with distortion in
message to target language
What region of the brain deals with motor portions of
language formation? [ Ans: ] Brocas Area
What is the purpose of language in accuracy big 3? [ Ans: ]
social relations, self-expression
preffix: sclero [ Ans: ] hardening
, What is the ileum? [ Ans: ] final part of the small intestine
The ______ Model of Interpretation goes as follows:
Source language: Perceive, _______, Chunk, ________
Target Language: ______, Formulate, Produce [ Ans: ]
Cokley, recognize, understand, analyze
Where are UTIs most common? [ Ans: ] urethra
What does the large intestine consist of? [ Ans: ]
Ascending, transverse, descending and sigmoid colons
What in lungs carry oxygenated blood back to the heart? [
Ans: ] veins
Red blood cells aka:_____ carry _____? [ Ans: ] erythrocytes,
oxygen
Lombard's 3 levels of ethical analysis: Applications: ____
___, Action Guides: _______ ______ _____, Foundations: ____
____ [ Ans: ] specific decisions - code of ethics, parents
rules, laws - right to life, freedom
What are the structures that conduct gas exchange in
lungs and what condition affects it? [ Ans: ] alveoli,
emphysema
What condition causes swelling due to poor drainage and
accumulation of lymph? [ Ans: ] lymphedema
Answers (100% Correct Answers) Already
Graded A+
What organ has a lymphatic and endocrine function? [
Ans: ] spleen
What humidifies and filters air when it passes through the
nasal cavity to prevent harmful organisms from going in?
[ Ans: ] cilia and mucus
What is the thickest muscular layer of the heart and is the
main force behind continuous pumping of blood? [ Ans: ]
myocardium
What vessels have one-way valves to prevent back flow [
Ans: ] lymphatic vessels
What defect is this: hole in the wall that separates the two
lower chambers of the heart. [ Ans: ] ventricular septal
defect
suffix: -itis [ Ans: ] inflammation
What are some confidentiality laws? [ Ans: ] HIPPA, FERPA,
GLBA
interstitial fluid [ Ans: ] fluid floating around capillaries
,What are some positive symptoms and negative symptoms
of someone with schizophrenia? [ Ans: ] positive:
hallucinations, delusions - negative: flat effect
What plane divides the left and the right and which one
divides front and back? [ Ans: ] sagittal plane: left right,
coronal plane: front back
LEP [ Ans: ] Limited English Proficiency
hematuria [ Ans: ] blood in the urine
A test used to see electrical activity of the heart [ Ans: ]
electrocardiogram
The prefix "Brady" means? [ Ans: ] slow
How does expectation of confidentiality vary across
cultures? [ Ans: ] Topics considered private as well as who
has a right to certain info varies across culture. Levels of
collectivism and individualism impact these.
A person exhibiting signs and symptoms of
Cerebrovascular Attacks (CVA) or Transient Ischemic
Attack (TIA) may be described as having _______? [ Ans: ]
Brain attack
Dynamic Equivalence [ Ans: ] thought for thought
interpretation
What philosophy is associated with being overly involved
with clients? [ Ans: ] helper philosophy
,What gland is known as the master gland? [ Ans: ]
pituitary gland
What is a balanced approach with dynamic equivalence? [
Ans: ] bilingual/bicultural
What controls unconscious functions such as respirations
and digestion. Consists of midbrain, pons and medulla
oblongata? [ Ans: ] brainstem
What are the interpreters standards of conduct? [ Ans: ]
accuracy, confidentiality, professionalism, cultural
awareness, professional development, transparency,
impartiality, respect
nephrology [ Ans: ] branch of medicine dealing with
kidneys
What two things do you not use during an interpretation? [
Ans: ] additions: adding things to target language that was
not present explicitly or implicitly in the source,
omissions: leaving out pieces of info with distortion in
message to target language
What region of the brain deals with motor portions of
language formation? [ Ans: ] Brocas Area
What is the purpose of language in accuracy big 3? [ Ans: ]
social relations, self-expression
preffix: sclero [ Ans: ] hardening
, What is the ileum? [ Ans: ] final part of the small intestine
The ______ Model of Interpretation goes as follows:
Source language: Perceive, _______, Chunk, ________
Target Language: ______, Formulate, Produce [ Ans: ]
Cokley, recognize, understand, analyze
Where are UTIs most common? [ Ans: ] urethra
What does the large intestine consist of? [ Ans: ]
Ascending, transverse, descending and sigmoid colons
What in lungs carry oxygenated blood back to the heart? [
Ans: ] veins
Red blood cells aka:_____ carry _____? [ Ans: ] erythrocytes,
oxygen
Lombard's 3 levels of ethical analysis: Applications: ____
___, Action Guides: _______ ______ _____, Foundations: ____
____ [ Ans: ] specific decisions - code of ethics, parents
rules, laws - right to life, freedom
What are the structures that conduct gas exchange in
lungs and what condition affects it? [ Ans: ] alveoli,
emphysema
What condition causes swelling due to poor drainage and
accumulation of lymph? [ Ans: ] lymphedema
