Question 1

Which part of the brain is the reflex center for chewing, tasting, and secreting saliva?

Accepted Answer

A)  sulci 
B)  corpus callosum 
C)  dura mater 
D)  pons 
A)  sulci 
B)  corpus callosum 
C)  dura mater 
D)  pons

Question 2

Match each term with its definition.
-Frequently called the "flight-fright mechanism" because it accelerates our body functions to permit escaping or otherwise dealing with danger

Accepted Answer

A) internuncial neurons 
B) membrane excitability 
C) serotonin 
D) interneurons 
E) autonomic system
F)brain
G)ventricles
H)cerebrospinal fluid
I)arteriography
J)Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS)
K)electromyography (EMG)
L)lumbar puncture 
A) internuncial neurons 
B) membrane excitability 
C) serotonin 
D) interneurons 
E) autonomic system
F)brain
G)ventricles
H)cerebrospinal fluid
I)arteriography
J)Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS)
K)electromyography (EMG)
L)lumbar puncture

Question 3

Match each term with its definition.
-Neurologic disorder characterized by tics

Accepted Answer

A) nonresectable tumor 
B) resectable tumor 
C) subarachnoid hemorrhage 
D) trigeminal neuralgia 
E) Alzheimer's disease
F)amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS)
G)shingles
H)meningitis
I)neuralgia
J)paralysis
K)paraplegia
L)Reye's syndrome
M)Tourette syndrome 
A) nonresectable tumor 
B) resectable tumor 
C) subarachnoid hemorrhage 
D) trigeminal neuralgia 
E) Alzheimer's disease
F)amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS)
G)shingles
H)meningitis
I)neuralgia
J)paralysis
K)paraplegia
L)Reye's syndrome
M)Tourette syndrome

Question 4

The ____ lobe is associated with vision.

Accepted Answer

A)  frontal 
B)  parietal 
C)  occipital 
D)  temporal 
A)  frontal 
B)  parietal 
C)  occipital 
D)  temporal

Question 5

Match each term with its definition.
-Procedure, indicated when meningitis is suspected, that involves inserting a spinal needle into the subarachnoid space to remove cerebrospinal fluid for examination

Accepted Answer

A) internuncial neurons 
B) membrane excitability 
C) serotonin 
D) interneurons 
E) autonomic system
F)brain
G)ventricles
H)cerebrospinal fluid
I)arteriography
J)Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS)
K)electromyography (EMG)
L)lumbar puncture 
A) internuncial neurons 
B) membrane excitability 
C) serotonin 
D) interneurons 
E) autonomic system
F)brain
G)ventricles
H)cerebrospinal fluid
I)arteriography
J)Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS)
K)electromyography (EMG)
L)lumbar puncture

Exam 24: Operating Computers and Office Equipment

Which part of the brain is the reflex center for chewing, tasting, and secreting saliva?

Match each term with its definition. -Frequently called the "flight-fright mechanism" because it accelerates our body functions to permit escaping or otherwise dealing with danger

Match each term with its definition. -Neurologic disorder characterized by tics

The ____ lobe is associated with vision.

Match each term with its definition. -Procedure, indicated when meningitis is suspected, that involves inserting a spinal needle into the subarachnoid space to remove cerebrospinal fluid for examination

The Medical Assistant

The Health Care Team and the Medical Environment, Past and Present

Legal Issues

Ethical Issues

Verbal and Nonverbal Communications

Applying Communication Skills

Introduction to Medical Terminology

Understanding and Building Medical Terms of Body Systems

Anatomic Descriptors and Fundamental Body Structure

The Nervous System

The Senses

The Integumentary System

The Skeletal System

The Muscular System

The Respiratory System

The Circulatory System

The Immune System

The Digestive System

The Urinary System

The Endocrine System

The Reproductive System

Telephone Communications

Written Communications

Scheduling Appointments and Receiving Patients

The Medical Record, Documentation, and Filing

Health Insurance

Procedural and Diagnostic Coding

Patient Accounts

Preparing Insurance Claims and Posting Insurance Payments

Patient Billing, Posting Patient Payments, and Collecting Fees

Banking Procedures

Accounts Payable and Accounting Procedures

Infection Control and Medical Asepsis

The Medical History and Patient Screening

Body Measurements and Vital Signs

Preparing for Examinations

The Physical Exam

Specialty Exams and Other Procedures

Obgyn Examinations

Pediatric Examinations

The Physicians Office Laboratory

Specimen Collection and Processing

Blood Specimen Collection

Diagnostic Testing

Cardiology Procedures

Radiology Procedures

Preparing for Surgery

Assisting With Minor Surgery

Pharmacology Fundamentals

Measurement Systems, Basic Mathematics, and Dosage Calculations

Administering Oral and Non-Injectable Medications

Administering Injections and Immunizations

Emergencies in the Medical Office and the Community

First Aid for Accidents and Injuries

Rehabilitation

Nutrition, Exercise, and Healthy Living

Practicum and the Job Search

Maintaining the Office Environment

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