Obtaining height and weight of a patient would be an example of | | one degree lower than oral |
When making a correction in a paper chart, you should not do the following | | orthostatic hypotension |
You are giving a 4 month old four immunizations , it is policy to use another staff member to administer the immunizations. What would not apply when teaming up with another staff member when administering the medication | | aural |
What would not be included when documenting a prescription order | | both the trade and generic names of the medication |
What pulse point is best to assess blood flow in the lower extremities | | oral |
What can not effect an oral temperature reading | | the fifth intercoastal space directly over the apex of the heart |
What information should be documented regarding a patient education session | | rhonchi |
What information is not necessary when documenting a telephone encounter in the progress note | | There should be no break in the chain, the other medical assistant should draw up the medication, administer and document in the patient's chart |
What areas of the body can be affected by hypertension | | respiration |
Which goverment organization has compiled a list of error-prone abbreviations, symbols and dose | | initial each entry |
What would not be included when documenting a referral | | place the probe so there is good skin contact and the thermometer is secure |
What pulse point is generally used when performing a pulse check during Adult CPR | | 68 BPM |
The following scenario is the worst regarding a fever | | the age of the patient |
When taking a patient's pulse, you notice that the patient has a possible arrhythmia, what should you do | | eyes, kidneys, brain, heart |
A BMI of 35 would suggest the patient is | | nose |
According to the Joint Commission's national Saftey Goals, you should use 2 identifiers | | ISMP |
The following is a cause for hypothermia except | | temperature of the enviroment |
What represents the average pulse rate of a 16 year old through adulthood | | wheezing |
Most ideal weight charts do not account for body fitness or | | patient medical history |
An average pulse reading for an adult is | | the patient's referral of a new patient |
When documenting in a patients chart, the medical assistant must avoid | | Joint Commision |
Information that should be included in the progress note when documenting a hospitalization set-up includes the | | during each patient encounter |
if a patient's respiration are rapid with normal or shallow depth, this is referred to as | | date and time, verbal information given to the patient, patient comprehension of the topic |
Blood pressure that drops upon standing is referred to as | | Perform an apical pulse |
What organization compiles a list of " do not use" abbreviation for facilities accredited by their organization | | illegible documentation, incorrect abbreviations, altered documents |
When taking axillary temperature, it is important to | | use correction fluid for neatness |
What is considered the fifth vital sign | | the patients highest level of education |
What pulse point is located at the medial aspect of the ankle, posterior to the ankle bone | | patients vital signs |
What reading would indicate stage 2 hypertension | | The patient being 3 months behind on paying off her outstanding medical bill |
The following would not be recorded in the patient's medical record | | dyspnea |
What patient encounter would not have to be recorded in the progress note | | carotid |
When taking apical pulse the diaphram of the stethoscope is placed | | hyperthyroidism |
The following is the average repiratory rate for a newborn | | muscle mass |
Word that means labored breathing | | progress note |
What phase of blood pressure occurs when the ventricles relax | | falsely elevated |
It is best to gather confidential patient information and vitl signs | | when identifying patients for lab testing and for medication administration |
What temperature method would be unsafe to use on a infant | | obese |
What word is used to refer to strength of the pulse | | pain assessment |
A process that requires certain procedures to be approved prior to being administered or performed is known as | | tachypnea |
The aural method for obtaining a body temperature can be used on all the following types of patients except | | A fever of 101 in an 82 year old patient experiencing listlessness and confusion |
pitchy, wet sound heard during inspiration | | type of insurance coverage the patient has |
honking or snoring sound heard during expiration | | mensuration |
creaking sound confined to a specific and discrete area | | pleural rub |
wheeze like crowing heard during inspiration | | posterior tibial |
high pitched sounds heard on both inspiration and expiration | | 180/110 |
When should the medical assistant document her findings in the patient's medical record | | 16-20 BPM |
which item should not be documented when recording a medication entry | | diastole |
The following does not produce body heat | | in a confidential area |
a pulse oximeter can not be attached to the | | precertification |
What statement would objective in nature by the medical assistant | | femoral |
What information should not be included when entering a patient education session | | needs to calibrated, shouldnt use the cuff, not accurate BP |
If the cuff size is too small for the patient, the blood pressure reading will be | | Cheyne- Stokes |
A pattern of breathing in which there is a period of apnea is called | | pharmacist's rehistration number |
A typanic thermometer would be used for which of the following temperature routes | | volume |
A follow-up note from a previous visit is often referred to as a | | personal opinion comments |
You noticed that the needle on an aneriod sphygmomanometer is not in the center when the cuff is deflated, what applies | | the bandage was dirty and torn in several places |
What would not be considered a documentation do | | a patient with a large amount of earwax |
The average axillary temperature reading is | | 30-60 /min |
What could prove harmful to a provider if a medical record was used in a professional libility case | | stridor |
What is not necessary when documenting a lab procedure in apatients chart | | rales |