Question 1

Match each term with its definition.
-Earwax

Accepted Answer

A) cerumen 
B) Snellen chart 
C) Jaeger chart 
D) occluder 
E) color deficient
F)achromatic vision
G)protanopia
H)vital capacity
I)peak flow testing
J)obturator
K)tympanometry
L)proctoscope 
A) cerumen 
B) Snellen chart 
C) Jaeger chart 
D) occluder 
E) color deficient
F)achromatic vision
G)protanopia
H)vital capacity
I)peak flow testing
J)obturator
K)tympanometry
L)proctoscope A

Question 2

Which part of the body is most frequently measured in the medical office?

Accepted Answer

A)  skull 
B)  upper extremities 
C)  lower extremities 
D)  trunk 
A)  skull 
B)  upper extremities 
C)  lower extremities 
D)  trunk C

Question 3

How does a provider judge a patient's speech during the general appearance component of the physical examination?

Accepted Answer

A)  Instruct the patient to read a few sentences printed on a card. 
B)  Ask the patient whether he or she has any speech problems. 
C)  Ask the patient a few questions. 
D)  Closely examine the patient's mouth and throat. 
A)  Instruct the patient to read a few sentences printed on a card. 
B)  Ask the patient whether he or she has any speech problems. 
C)  Ask the patient a few questions. 
D)  Closely examine the patient's mouth and throat. C

Question 4

Which of the following is an indication that a patient is experiencing hearing loss?

Accepted Answer

A)  frequently complaining that people are speaking too loudly 
B)  overpronouncing words 
C)  talking in an unusually low voice 
D)  not responding when spoken to if out of sight range 
A)  frequently complaining that people are speaking too loudly 
B)  overpronouncing words 
C)  talking in an unusually low voice 
D)  not responding when spoken to if out of sight range

Question 5

When examining a patient's abdomen, auscultation should be done:

Accepted Answer

A)  after palpation and percussion 
B)  before palpation and percussion 
C)  after palpation and before percussion 
D)  after percussion and before palpation 
A)  after palpation and percussion 
B)  before palpation and percussion 
C)  after palpation and before percussion 
D)  after percussion and before palpation

Question 6

Match each term with its definition.
-Test performed to detect any muscle abnormality

Accepted Answer

A) scribe 
B) otoscope 
C) stethoscope 
D) spirometer 
E) audiometer
F)ophthalmoscope
G)Romberg balance test
H)alternating motion
I)Weber test
J)Rinne test
K)irrigation
L)assessment 
A) scribe 
B) otoscope 
C) stethoscope 
D) spirometer 
E) audiometer
F)ophthalmoscope
G)Romberg balance test
H)alternating motion
I)Weber test
J)Rinne test
K)irrigation
L)assessment

Question 7

Annual fecal occult blood tests typically begin around the age of:

Accepted Answer

A)  20 
B)  40 
C)  50 
D)  65 
A)  20 
B)  40 
C)  50 
D)  65

Question 8

A provider will not use ____ when examining a patient's neck.

Accepted Answer

A)  percussion 
B)  palpation 
C)  auscultation 
D)  manipulation 
A)  percussion 
B)  palpation 
C)  auscultation 
D)  manipulation

Question 9

Match each term with its definition.
-Test that may involve tapping the foot or clapping

Accepted Answer

A) scribe 
B) otoscope 
C) stethoscope 
D) spirometer 
E) audiometer
F)ophthalmoscope
G)Romberg balance test
H)alternating motion
I)Weber test
J)Rinne test
K)irrigation
L)assessment 
A) scribe 
B) otoscope 
C) stethoscope 
D) spirometer 
E) audiometer
F)ophthalmoscope
G)Romberg balance test
H)alternating motion
I)Weber test
J)Rinne test
K)irrigation
L)assessment

Question 10

Males should perform the testicular self-exam:

Accepted Answer

A)  monthly 
B)  weekly 
C)  every few months 
D)  every time they shower 
A)  monthly 
B)  weekly 
C)  every few months 
D)  every time they shower

Question 11

Match each examination technique with its description.
-Evaluation using the sense of touch

Accepted Answer

A) inspection 
B) palpation 
C) percussion 
D) auscultation 
E) mensuration
F)manipulation 
A) inspection 
B) palpation 
C) percussion 
D) auscultation 
E) mensuration
F)manipulation

Question 12

Match each term with its definition.
-Instrument used when examining the ears

Accepted Answer

A) scribe 
B) otoscope 
C) stethoscope 
D) spirometer 
E) audiometer
F)ophthalmoscope
G)Romberg balance test
H)alternating motion
I)Weber test
J)Rinne test
K)irrigation
L)assessment 
A) scribe 
B) otoscope 
C) stethoscope 
D) spirometer 
E) audiometer
F)ophthalmoscope
G)Romberg balance test
H)alternating motion
I)Weber test
J)Rinne test
K)irrigation
L)assessment

Question 13

Match each term with its definition.
-Most common screening device for distance vision

Accepted Answer

A) cerumen 
B) Snellen chart 
C) Jaeger chart 
D) occluder 
E) color deficient
F)achromatic vision
G)protanopia
H)vital capacity
I)peak flow testing
J)obturator
K)tympanometry
L)proctoscope 
A) cerumen 
B) Snellen chart 
C) Jaeger chart 
D) occluder 
E) color deficient
F)achromatic vision
G)protanopia
H)vital capacity
I)peak flow testing
J)obturator
K)tympanometry
L)proctoscope

Question 14

It is recommended that men begin routine testicular self-examination at around what age?

Accepted Answer

A)  15 
B)  18 
C)  25 
D)  40 
A)  15 
B)  18 
C)  25 
D)  40

Question 15

When examining a patient's chest, the provider will use:

Accepted Answer

A)  auscultation and manipulation 
B)  inspection and manipulation 
C)  palpation and auscultation 
D)  inspection and palpation 
A)  auscultation and manipulation 
B)  inspection and manipulation 
C)  palpation and auscultation 
D)  inspection and palpation

Question 16

Match each term with its definition.
-Procedure used to determine the ability of the middle ear to transmit sound waves

Accepted Answer

A) cerumen 
B) Snellen chart 
C) Jaeger chart 
D) occluder 
E) color deficient
F)achromatic vision
G)protanopia
H)vital capacity
I)peak flow testing
J)obturator
K)tympanometry
L)proctoscope 
A) cerumen 
B) Snellen chart 
C) Jaeger chart 
D) occluder 
E) color deficient
F)achromatic vision
G)protanopia
H)vital capacity
I)peak flow testing
J)obturator
K)tympanometry
L)proctoscope

Question 17

Match each term with its definition.
-Total color blindness

Accepted Answer

A) cerumen 
B) Snellen chart 
C) Jaeger chart 
D) occluder 
E) color deficient
F)achromatic vision
G)protanopia
H)vital capacity
I)peak flow testing
J)obturator
K)tympanometry
L)proctoscope 
A) cerumen 
B) Snellen chart 
C) Jaeger chart 
D) occluder 
E) color deficient
F)achromatic vision
G)protanopia
H)vital capacity
I)peak flow testing
J)obturator
K)tympanometry
L)proctoscope

Question 18

The rarest form of color blindness is _____, which means that the person cannot distinguish the color blue.

Accepted Answer

A)  protanopia 
B)  deuteranopia 
C)  tritanopia 
D)  achromatic vision 
A)  protanopia 
B)  deuteranopia 
C)  tritanopia 
D)  achromatic vision

Question 19

Match each term with its definition.
-Test in which the examiner strikes a tuning fork and holds the shank against a patient's mastoid bone until the patient no longer hears the sound

Accepted Answer

A) scribe 
B) otoscope 
C) stethoscope 
D) spirometer 
E) audiometer
F)ophthalmoscope
G)Romberg balance test
H)alternating motion
I)Weber test
J)Rinne test
K)irrigation
L)assessment 
A) scribe 
B) otoscope 
C) stethoscope 
D) spirometer 
E) audiometer
F)ophthalmoscope
G)Romberg balance test
H)alternating motion
I)Weber test
J)Rinne test
K)irrigation
L)assessment

Question 20

Match each examination technique with its description.
-Means of producing sounds by tapping various parts of the body

Accepted Answer

A) inspection 
B) palpation 
C) percussion 
D) auscultation 
E) mensuration
F)manipulation 
A) inspection 
B) palpation 
C) percussion 
D) auscultation 
E) mensuration
F)manipulation

Exam 40: Obgyn Examinations

Match each term with its definition. -Earwax

Which part of the body is most frequently measured in the medical office?

How does a provider judge a patient's speech during the general appearance component of the physical examination?

Which of the following is an indication that a patient is experiencing hearing loss?

When examining a patient's abdomen, auscultation should be done:

Match each term with its definition. -Test performed to detect any muscle abnormality

Annual fecal occult blood tests typically begin around the age of:

A provider will not use ____ when examining a patient's neck.

Match each term with its definition. -Test that may involve tapping the foot or clapping

Males should perform the testicular self-exam:

Match each examination technique with its description. -Evaluation using the sense of touch

Match each term with its definition. -Instrument used when examining the ears

Match each term with its definition. -Most common screening device for distance vision

It is recommended that men begin routine testicular self-examination at around what age?

When examining a patient's chest, the provider will use:

Match each term with its definition. -Procedure used to determine the ability of the middle ear to transmit sound waves

Match each term with its definition. -Total color blindness

The rarest form of color blindness is _____, which means that the person cannot distinguish the color blue.

Match each term with its definition. -Test in which the examiner strikes a tuning fork and holds the shank against a patient's mastoid bone until the patient no longer hears the sound

Match each examination technique with its description. -Means of producing sounds by tapping various parts of the body

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