Question 1

Match each examination technique with its description.
-Passive movement of a joint to determine the range of extension and flexion

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 2

Match each term with its definition.
-Medical assistant who writes down what the provider dictates during the exam

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 3

Match each term with its definition.
-Common method of screening for near vision acuity

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 4

Match each term with its definition.
-Inability to perceive colors of the spectrum distinctly

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 5

The Pap test and pelvic exam should begin no later than age:

Accepted Answer

A)  18 
B)  21 
C)  25 
D)  30 
A)  18 
B)  21 
C)  25 
D)  30

Question 6

During a proctologic examination, the ____ permit(s) removing a tissue sample for examination.

Accepted Answer

A)  biopsy forceps 
B)  rectal speculum 
C)  snare 
D)  sigmoidoscope 
A)  biopsy forceps 
B)  rectal speculum 
C)  snare 
D)  sigmoidoscope

Question 7

Match each examination technique with its description.
-Listening to sounds made by the patient's 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

Question 8

Match each term with its definition.
-Allows for viewing of the anal canal and lower rectal areas when sigmoidoscopy is not necessary

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 9

When scheduling patients for vital capacity tests, it is important to advise them to:

Accepted Answer

A)  take their normal medications before coming to the office 
B)  refrain from smoking for at least 2 hours 
C)  refrain from routine treatment 
D)  eat a heavy meal 
A)  take their normal medications before coming to the office 
B)  refrain from smoking for at least 2 hours 
C)  refrain from routine treatment 
D)  eat a heavy meal

Question 10

The physician does not commonly check the _____ reflex during a physical examination.

Accepted Answer

A)  Achilles 
B)  glabellar 
C)  plantar 
D)  biceps 
A)  Achilles 
B)  glabellar 
C)  plantar 
D)  biceps

Exam 40: Obgyn Examinations

Match each examination technique with its description. -Passive movement of a joint to determine the range of extension and flexion

Match each term with its definition. -Medical assistant who writes down what the provider dictates during the exam

Match each term with its definition. -Common method of screening for near vision acuity

Match each term with its definition. -Inability to perceive colors of the spectrum distinctly

The Pap test and pelvic exam should begin no later than age:

During a proctologic examination, the ____ permit(s) removing a tissue sample for examination.

Match each examination technique with its description. -Listening to sounds made by the patient's body

Match each term with its definition. -Allows for viewing of the anal canal and lower rectal areas when sigmoidoscopy is not necessary

When scheduling patients for vital capacity tests, it is important to advise them to:

The physician does not commonly check the _____ reflex during a physical examination.

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