1. Supine position: When measuring a infant from head to heel.
What exam position should you place the infant in?
2. Infants 6 weeks who has a heart of 80/min: What type of patient
would you report to the provider if they had a low apical pulse?
3. Confidentiality statement: What statement do you provide to patients
to be in compliance HIPPA?
4. When you have symptoms: 4. What information do you need to
provide to the patient when wearing a Holter monitor about marker?
5. Educational material: What information is acceptable to provide to
the patient in the waiting room?
6. Blade down, handle first: What technique would be used when
passing a scalpel to the provider during a sterile procedure?
7. Pathology: 7. A patient being post-op status post left mastectomy.
What infor- mation should you make sure is on the chart from
hospital?
8. Human chorionic gonadotropin (HCG): What is the hormone
detected in pregnancy test?
9. Liquid nitrogen: What is used in cryosurgery?
10.CMS 1500: What is the universal claim for submited outpatient
billing?
11.Plan of care: When reviewing a patient's chart after a visit. Where
would you look in the chart to review medication dosage and
instructions for the patient?
12.American w/ Disability Act: Where should you refer a non-
ambulatory for, assistance with workplace accommodations?
13.Tachycardia, Hypotension, Afebrile, Normal Respiration: 13. You have
ob- tained the following vital signs from an adult patient: temperature
37.2 C (99. 0 F), heart rate 106/min, BP 89/50 mm Hg and respiratory
rate of 18/min. What should document regarding the vital signs?
14.Lithotomy Position: What position should you place a patient
for a pap smear?
15.Immediately over the phone: A urgent referral has been submitted
to the insurance company. How long should the authorization
process take?
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16.Dispose of in a biohazard container: Your gloved hands come in
contact with the patient's blood during a procedure. What action
should you take?
17.Semi-Fowler: A patient has COPD and requires an abdominal
exam. What position should you place the patient in to manage
his/her respiratory status?
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