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What is the normal respiration rate for an adult?️️12 to 20 breaths per minute What is the name of a bubbling sound in lungs?️️Rales Which of the following is the most important during an assessment:️️Maintaining an open airway What is placenta previa?️️Placenta covering the cervix A child with projectile vomiting, a stiff neck, and a fever causes you to suspect:️️Meningitis What is the adult dose for activated charcoal?️️50-100 g An occlusive dressing is typically...

What does the following abbreviation stand for? HPI️️History of Present Illness In what body section would you document thyromegaly? A. Neck B. Neurological C. Skin, hair, nails D. Head E. Musculoskeletal️️A. Neck A sensation of the room spinning is called _______. A. Lightheadedness B. Dysphagia C. Seizure D. Syncope E. Ataxia F. Vertigo️️F. Vertigo Which of the following findings would be documented under the chest/lung section of the physical exam? Select all that a...

Metoclopramide (reglan) can be used to treat which of the following? (select all that apply) A. Epistaxis B. Asthma C. Heart burn D. Itching E. Migraines F. Nausea/vomiting️️Heart Burn Nausea/vomiting Select the route(s) via which metoclopramide (reglan) is administered at TAUC. A. IV B. IVPB C. PO D. IM E. SQ️️IM or IVPB Select the route via which Atropine is administered at TAUC A. IV B. IVPB C. PO D. IM E. SQ️️IV Acyclovir can be used to treat which of the foll...

What should be consistently documented in the Procedures section for billing purposes?️️Prescription medication discussions Review of outside diagnostic results Discussions with external professionals Independent historians needed What is included in the prescription medication discussions?️️Document ll discussions regarding any prescription medicine that the patient is already taking whenever it is relevant to the current condition - Ex. BP meds for pt who is hypertensive Docum...

Wound over 1 hour ago, pt does not want fixex️️Selecting Wound not repaired under Sending pt to emergency room what in chart️️Which ER, additional information discussed, who the provider spoke to, how pt is going to ER Which are trauma CT's️️CT Brain w/o IV, CT abd Pelvis w/ IV, CT c-spine w/o contrast 18 y/o m self pay pt presents with self pay sports physical-️️Adult physical Pt was in MVC and got all trauma CT scans, which Dx️️closed head injury, cervical strain, ...

Which are medical CT scans?️️A/P w/, A/P w/o, NECK, BRAIN What to order if both ears irrigated but quantity does not match?️️Ear wax removal (unilateral) Which under MSK exam section?️️Valgus test, midline bony tenderness, homan's sign, snuffbox What age req UPT or waiver before CT?️️14-59 What med interaction level should you tell the provider?️️Always Provider recommends an MRI. Document this?️️True Which word to avoid in diagnosis/plan section?️️Unspecifi...

Acetampinophen️️pain reliever and fever reducer 500-1000mg️️what is the adult dosing of acetaminophen? 15mg/kg️️what is the pediatric dosing of acetaminophen? Adenosine (adenocard)️️antiarrhythmic medication administered to convert supraventricular tacchycardia (SVT) Adenosine dosing️️1st: 6mg Rapid IV with immediate saline flush 2nd: 12mg Rapid IV with flush Afrin️️Oxymetazoline HCL vasoconstrictor used to treat nasal congestion by shrinking swollen mucous membra...

A patient presents with an outside order for lab work, an EKG, and a chest X-Ray from their PCP. Which schedule does this patient belong on?️️Provider What are the "four normals" for an EKG?️️NL intervals NSR NL axis NL ST-T Your provider instructs a patient to not drink any alcohol while on medication. What are the acceptable ways to include this information in the chart?️️A procedure note saying "instructed patient not to drink alcohol on X medication. Patient agre...

Economists suggest that the value of something results from its utility and:️️Scarcity A branch of economics that extends the basic ideas of the early classical and neoclassical economists to better understand and predict how humans use space is termed:️️Urban economics Formals arrangements and associations that members of society make to support fundamental economics and social activities are referred to, in the text as️️institutions Marshal contended that in a perfect market,...

adrenergic️️Adjectival form of adrenaline, also called epinephrine (EPI). May be used broadly to include both NE- and EPI-related features. albuterol (Ventolin)️️Drug that selectively stimulates the β-adrenoceptor. It is used in asthma treatments. α-methyl-para-tyrosine (AMPT)️️Drug that inhibits TH activity, thereby reducing catecholamine synthesis. amphetamine️️Psychostimulant that acts by increasing catecholamine release in nerve cells. apomorphine️️Drug that is a...

absorption️️Movement of a drug from the site of administration to the circulatory system. acute tolerance️️Rapid tolerance formed during a single administration of a drug, as is the case with alcohol. additive effects️️Drug interactions characterized by the collective sum of the two individual drug effects. affinity️️Attraction between a molecule and a receptor. area postrema️️Area in the medulla of the brain stem that is not isolated from chemicals in the blood. It is...

First automated analyzer️️A continuous flow single channel sequential batch analyzer cabable of probidinf a single test result on about 40 samples per hour Second generation automated analyzer️️Multiple channels working synchronously and can produce 6-12 test results at 360-720 tests per hour First commercial centrifugal analyzer️️From NASA, an alternative to continuous flow technology Automatic clinical analyzer️️First non continuous flow discrete analyzer, random access ...

You must ______________ before launching the Lab Interface for any work comp or self pay patient.️️override billing Which of the following are true about Omeprazole? (Select all that apply)️️1. It can be used to treat GERD 2. it is an oral medication 3. it should be taken around the same time each day Sulfamethoxazole/Trimethoprim (Bactrim) can be used to treat which of the following?️️bacterial infections Which of the following finding(s) would be documented under the Cardia...

what are the 4 main categories of hazards in the laboratory️️1) biological 2) chemical 3) physical 4) psychological what type of approach should you have when identifying hazards, assessing the risk and determining control measures a) first aid approche b) systematic approach c) knowledgeable approach d) ladder approach️️b) systematic approach- having each job or task reviewed to identify the hazards of all types what is the assessment of risk based upon️️based on what the...

Which of the following is the best example of homeostasis?️️Regulation and body temperature The concentration of physiological saline is?️️0.85% Which of the following pipettes is the most accurate?️️Volumetric pipette Hypersecretion of insulin would result in?️️Hypoglycemia Deoxygenated blood is pumped into the?️️Pulmonary circulation The semi-lunar valves:️️Guard the bases of the two large arterise leaving the ventricles and are known as the pulmonary and aortic ...

What glassware is used to measure 24 hour urine volumes?️️A graduated cylinder What glassware is used to make 100 mL of a 12 % solution ?️️A volumetric flask A suction device used to draw up liquids is called a ?️️Safety Bulb The pipette with a bulged out portion in the middle is called ?️️A volumetric pipette Which piece of glassware would not give critical measurements?️️A beaker What durable material is used to make heat resistant glassware?️️Borosilicate The des...

CHA️️Canada Health Act; Canada's federal legislation for publicly funded health care insurance. Medicare:️️Canada's health care system; National health insurance program. Composed of: 13 interlocking provincial and territorial health insurance plans. *framed by the CHA TDGA:️️Transportation of Dangerous Goods Act, 1992 Primary purpose of the TDGA is:️️To endure the safety of everyone affected by the movement of dangerous goods and the preservation of our environment....

The root word that indicates the colour gray️️glauco the correct meaning for the suffix oma️️tumour the root word hepato refers to what️️liver the rood work cardio refers to what️️heart the suffix ologist refers to what️️person who studies the rood word that refers to blood is what️️hemato the root work that indicates the colour red️️rubeo the correct meaning for the abbreviation BP is what️️blood pressure the correct meaning for the abbreviation MI is wha...

what are the 4 key things to making a blood smear️️-quality of smear -drying of the slide -fixation method -staining technique what do we use to fix blood smears️️methanol- preserve and look life like what are the factors that effect a good wedge smear (3)️️1) speed 2) to low- poor distribution 3) angle of the spreader what angle should the spreader be at️️30 degrees what angle do you need to make the slide thicker️️more then 30 what angle do you need to make the sl...