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Customs and Border Protection 3 basic functions - Answer- 1. border security 2. immigrations 3. customs enforcement 4 basic agencies - Answer- 1. US Customs and Border Protection 2. US Immigration and Customs Enforcement 3. US Coast Guard 4. US Citizenship and Immigration Service Commissioner of US Customs and Border Protection - Answer- R. Gil Kerlikowske border patrol techniques - Answer- - electronic sensors - video monitors - night vision scopes - vehicles, boats, afoot, ...

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Herbal interactions Which drug is most likely to interact negatively with COQ10? A. Furosemide (lasix) B. Warfarin (coumadin) C. simvastatin (lipitor) - Answer- B. Warfarin. May decrease the blood clotting ability of warfarin and lead to clots Black cohosh is used to treat many womens disorders, but is has also been found to be toxic to the liver. So which medication would be most dangerous to take with black cohosh? A. Prednisone, flunisolide, fluticasone B. monopril, fosinopril, (Va...

Clinical Hematology Thalassemia Hemoglobinopathy: - Answer- The result of an inherited structural defect in one of the globin chains resulting in abnormal Hb. Thalassemia: - Answer- Caused by an abnormality in the rate of synthesis of the globin chain. (Cooley's Anemia) In all cases there is decreased or absent production of one globin chain resulting in a micro/hypo anemia Two major types of Thalassemia: - Answer- Alpha-thalassemia Beta-thalassemia Alpha-thalassemia: - Answer- th...

Pathoma- Chapter 5.2.2- Microcytic anemia- Chronic disease of anemia and sidroblastic What is chronic disease of anemia? - Answer- 1. caused by acute phase reactants from the liver, especially hepcidin. 2. Hepcidin keeps iron stores 3. This doesn't allow iron for use in making hemoglobin resulting in iron deficiency (microcytic hypochromic) anemia. What is the normal role of hepcidin? What occurs in chornic disease of anemia? - Answer- 1. Hepcidin: normally holds iron in storage by ...

Lymphatic and Immune System, Auto-Immunity and Pathologies Lympathic pathway - Answer- lymphatic vessels > lymphatic trunks > lymphatic collecting ducts > empties in bloodstream beneath the subclavian veins Cytokines - Answer- • produced by red bone marrow cells, WBC's and other cells • proteins secreted by cytotoxic T-cells to aid in antigen destruction > regulate immune response Monokines - Answer- • cytokines produced by monocytes or macrophages • control...

Biomedicine High-Yielded Fat-soluble vitamins - Answer- A, D, E, K Which are anti-oxidant? - Answer- Selenium and Vit E Increases absorption of iron - Answer- Vitamin C What vitamin is made by the bacteria in the colon/intestines - Answer- Vitamin K What type of deficiency is Iron anemia - Answer- Floate Temporal/Giant Cell arteritis has a major symptom of.. - Answer- Blurry Vision/Vision Loss ACE inhibitors protective against what? - Answer- Diabetic Nephropathy PTH inc...

BIOMEDICINE A 10 year old boy has strep throat. What is the first line drug treatment? A. Quinolones B. Penicillin C. Salt water gurgle D. Cephalosporins - Answer- Penicillin The upper abdominal reflex is primarily associated with? A. T11- T12 B. T8, T9, T10 C. L5, S1 D. T10, T11, T12 - Answer- T8, T9, T10 Calcium channel blockers are also used for which of the following conditions? A. Arterial thrombosis B. Edema and hepatic cirrhosis C. Stable angina and dysrhythmias...

NCCAOM BIO MED TCM TEST QUESTIONS Medical office privacy polices and procedures should be reviewed - Answer- Every year Schedule Drugs - Answer- 1 - high abuse, no medical necessity (LSD) 2 - high abuse and dependency (opium, morphine, cocaine) 3 - low abuse may cause dependency (steroids, analgesics, barbiturates) 4 - low abuse limited dependency 5 - low abuse PHI for deceased patient expires - Answer- 50 years after death PHI must be made available to - Answer- Patients and no...

Cardiovascular Conditions - BioMed board - NCCAOM Aneurysm - Answer- a localized weak spot or balloon-like enlargement of the wall of an artery Aneurysm symptoms - Answer- Severe headache, nausea, vomiting, blurred vision, sensitivity to light, seizures, loss of consciousness, visible throbbing mass, dizziness, low or dropping BP Angina Pectoris - Answer- chest pain that occurs when there is an insufficient supply of blood to the heart muscle Angina Symptoms - Answer- Chest Pain whic...

BioMed NCCAOM Trends 2 Sjogren's syndrome - Answer- Main symptoms are dry mouth and dry eyes. Sometimes difficulty swallowing. Caused by an autoimmune destruction of minor salivary glands and lacrimal glands scleroderma - Answer- An autoimmune disorder in which the connective tissues become thickened and hardened, causing the skin to become hard and swollen. Other symptoms include tightening of the skin, joint pain, exaggerated response to cold (Raynaud's disease), and heartburn. Affects...

NCCAOM Biomed Nutrition/supplements Wet beriberi (thiamine [vitamin B1] deficiency) - Answer- High-output cardiac failure (dilated cardiomyopathy), predominately right-side heart failure with peripheral oedema. Scurvy - Answer- A vitamin C deficiency disease marked by bleeding gums, weakness, loose teeth, and broken capillaries under the skin. Aches and pain. Macrominerals include: - Answer- Calcium, chlorine, magnesium, phosphorus, potassium, and sodium Microminerals (trace minerals...

BIOMEDICAL NCCAOM Disease caused by autoimmune distruction of the adrenal cortex. Symptoms include Hypotension, hyperpigmentation, and metabolic acidosis. Treatment is steroid hormone replacement - Answer- Addison's Disease Low sodium concentration in the blood - Answer- hyponatremia Elevated potassium levels in blood - Answer- hyperkalemia Low blood sugar levels - Answer- hypoglycemia Vitamin A is called - Answer- Retinol Vitamin D is called - Answer- Calciferol Vitamin E ...

NCCAOM BIOMED ORTHOPEDICS What is normal hip flexion? A. 160 B. 180 C. 90 D. 120-130 - Answer- D. 120-130 What is normal hip extension? A. 20 B. 45 C. 90 D. 180 - Answer- A.20 what is normal hip internal and external rotation? A. 45/45 B. 45/90 C. 180/180 D. 90/90 - Answer- A. 45/45 what is normal hip abduction and adduction? A. 90/90 B. 60/30 C. 45/45 D. 30/20 - Answer- B.60/30 If the babinski test is positive what does that mean? A. Lower and Upper Motor lesions...

Biomed TCM - NCCAOM Amenorrhea refers to menstrual cycles which are absent for - Answer- 90 days or more Which slows down the heart? - Answer- parasympathetic nervous system Which hormones regulate blood calcium levels? - Answer- parathyroid hormone and calcitonin In enzyme-controlled reactions, the role of certain vitamins such as niacin is to act as - Answer- A coenzyme A person's blood type is determined by the - Answer- presence or absence of specific inherited antigens Th...

NCCAOM-Biomedicine 2024 An athlete has pain between the 3rd & 4th metatarsal bone and can't step on it. What is DX? - Answer- Morton's Neuroma Headache right side, ringing in ear, vertigo, headache. What DX? - Answer- Meniere's Disease If L4 and L5 is herniated what nerve is entrapped? - Answer- L4 Which nerve control anterior 2/3 of tongue? - Answer- Cranial Nerve 7 Which part of brain controls speech, and muscle and balance coordination? - Answer- Cerebellum What part of b...

NCCAOM Biomed- Pharmacology What is the suffix for ACE inhibitors? - Answer- -pril What is the function of ACE inhibitors? - Answer- Block angiotensin I conversion; vasodilation and decreased peripheral resistance What are the major uses for ACE inhibitors? - Answer- HTN, HBP What are the important side effects of ACE inhibitors? - Answer- Dry cough, hyperkalemia What are the important contras of ACE inhibitors? - Answer- Pregnancy What can have a negative interaction with ACE ...

NCCAOM BIOMED What disorders can candidia of the thorat occur? - Answer- 1. HIV/AIDS 2. Oral pharagenial candidia: Thrush 3. People who use inhalers with corticosterioids What are the most common causes of leg Neuropathy? - Answer- Diabetes and alcohol abuse 6. What non steroid anti-inflammatory medications are used to tx osteoperosis and relieve pain? - Answer- NSAIDs- Ibprofen and Naproxen What is the name of the scan to test for osteoperosis? - Answer- Dexa Scan What is the T...

NCCAOM Biomed Which of the following nerves innervates the deltoid muscle? A. Ulnar nerve. B.Radial nerve C. Median nerve D. Axillary nerve - Answer- D. Axillary nerve Each of the following is a member of rotator cuff muscles EXCEPT:A. Teres major.B.Infraspinatus. C. Subscapularis. D.Supraspinatus. - Answer- A. Teres major Inability to flex the thigh over the body trunk is most likely caused by paralysis of. A. Iliopsoas. B.Quadriceps. C.Hamstrings. D.Gluteus maximus. - Answer- a. Ilio...

NCCAOM Biomedicine board exam Warfarin - Answer- extrinsic pathway, inhibit synthesis of vit k, not in pregnancy Heparin - Answer- intrinsic pathway, activate antithrombin, used in pregnancy also advil side effect - Answer- renal problem, not before and after surgery (anti platelet, so bleeding) hypertensive urgency vs hypertensive emergency - Answer- emergency: end organ damage (kidney, bleeding, brain, pupil edema , EKG) Urgency: headache, chest pain, no end organ damage) confi...