CCEP combined together 2024

CCEP: Set 1A company uses 5,000 third parties to accomplish business tasks. Which of the following steps should the compliance and ethics professional take to require third parties to comply with the company's ethics and compliance standards? A. Read the third party's code of conduct. B. Inclu...

CCEP Review: Phil, Patho, PhysioUniversal Intelligence - correct answer -is in all matter and continually gives to it all its properties and actions, thus maintaining it in existence Innate Immunity - correct answer -the "power within" -functions through nervous system -segment of universal i...

CCEP Review: CCE sectionBlood Pressure: Normal range - correct answer <120mmHg (systolic) <80mmHg (diastolic) Blood Pressure: Pre-hypertension stage - correct answer 120-139 80-89 Blood Pressure: Hypertension Stage 1 - correct answer 140-159 90-99 Blood Pressure: Hypertension Stag...

CCEP Practice SetCauda Equina - correct answer Acute loss of function to lumbar & sacral plexus, presents with saddle anesthesia, incontinence, and sexual dysfunction. Neuros are affected. Refer out! Peripheral Neuro - correct answer weakness, numbness and pain associated with diabetes or trauma....

CCEP: Practical’s Stations: Visual Acuity & Station 1: Visual Acuity->Snellen Eye Chart - correct answer -Heels/Toes at 20 foot marker -Ask if pt wears glasses or contacts -Notecard to cover eye, tell pt to keep both eyes open -Please read the Lowest line you can read most comfortably -20/5...

CCEP PhysiologyDiabetes Type 1 - correct answer Early onset (Juvenile diabetes) Glucose dependent Autoimmune (destruction of pancreatic B cells) Prone to ketosis Patient needs to take insulin Leading cause of death- renal failure Diabetes Type 2 - correct answer Late onset Not enough insuli...

CCEP OverviewCerumen - correct answer - aka earwax - lubricates the ear canal - protects tympanic membrane from foreign objects Blood Pressure Limits - correct answer - Normal: <120 / <80 mmHg - Elevated: 120-129 & <80 mmHg - Hypertension Stage 1: 130-139 or 80-89 mmHg - Hypertensio...

CCEP OverviewCranial Nerves: sensory, motor, both - correct answer 1. S 2. S 3. M 4. M 5. B 6. M 7. B 8. S 9. B 10. B 11. M 12. M Spondylolisthesis - correct answer - vertebra slip forward What muscle is innervated by the long thoracic nerve? - correct answer - serratus anterior ...

CCEP: *Anterior & Posterior View Postural Analysis* - correct answer -observe for *head tilt* -bilateral symmetry of the *head & facial bones* -level of *shoulders* -observe for excessive internal or external *rotation of arms* -level of *hips* -level of *knees* -*osseous & soft tissue *stru...

CCEP Orthopedic Tests Hip Orthopedic Test's - correct answer 1) Patrick's Test 2) Laguere's Sign 3) Thomas Test 4) Allis Test 5) Ely's Patrick's Test F-Ab-Er) - correct answer Position: Supine Purpose: Hip Joint Disease and Hip Flexor Spasm Procedure: Dr flexes hip and...

CCEP Offsite May 2022 Who is the program manager for Educate? - correct answer Rickard Lautrup When did the Educate program enter CCEP CurrDev? - correct answer 2020 This program for early career learners has Pathways and Badges. - correct answer AWS Educate Intro to the AWS Console, Deep ...

CCEP more stuffDirect Light Reflex - correct answer -optic nerve (CNII) -Constriction of the pupil due to light exposure What happens if there is a lesion of the occulomotor nerve in one eye? - correct answer -The superior oblique is innervated by CN IV and will cause the eye to move down and la...

CCEP heart/nephron diagram labelRight Pulmonary arteries - correct answer Label 1 Superior Vena Cava - correct answer Label 2 Right Atrium - correct answer Label 3 Tricuspid Valve - correct answer Label 4 Right ventricle - correct answer Label 5 Inferior Vena Cava - correct answer Lab...

CCEP GlossaryAccounting and Auditing Enforcement Releases (AAER) - correct answer Financial reporting related enforcement actions concerning civil lawsuits brought by the Commission in federal court and notices and orders concerning the institution and/or settlement of administrative proceedings. ...

CCEP Gen PathWhat are the 5 white blood cells? Hint: Never Let Monkeys Eat Bananas - correct answer 1. Neutrophils 2. Leukocytes 3. Monocytes 4. Eosinophils 5. Basophils Neutrophil function - correct answer bacterial infections Leukocyte function - correct answer viral infections Mo...

CCEP Gen Path ReviewHydropic Swelling - correct answer increased fluid volume of cell Atrophy - correct answer decreased cell size and function Hypertrophy - correct answer increase cell size and function Hyperplasia - correct answer increased number of cells Metaplasia - correct answer ...

CCEP FinalAnterior spinothalamic tract = - correct answer Light touch How do we test the anterior spinothalamic tract? - correct answer Cotton wisp Lateral spinothalamic tract = - correct answer Pain How do we test the lateral spinothalamic tract? - correct answer Broken tongue blade or pap...

CCEP Final, continuedExcellent prognosis - correct answer an expectation for total symptomatic and functional improvement and a complete return to pre-condition status excellent prog time frame and % improved - correct answer 2-4 weeks, 100% Good prog - correct answer symptomatic and functiona...

CCEP Examhigh risk @ moderate & vigorous intensity: what/who is needed - correct answer medical exam, exercise test & MD supervision prior to exercise moderate risk @ vigorous intensity: what/who is needed - correct answer only medical exam prior to exercise low risk @ moderate & vigorous inte...

CCEP Exam Q5Patient Intervention Comparison Outcome - correct answer PICO Patient exposure comparison outcome time - correct answer PECOT Hierarchy of evidence - correct answer Systematic review, RCT, cohort study, case series, case report, opinions etc Systematic Review - correct answer St...

CCEP EBCWhat are the 2 components of evidence-based care - correct answer What does PICO stand for? - correct answer Patient Intervention Comparison Outcome What does PECOT stand for? - correct answer Patient Exposure Comparison Outcome Time From best to worst, what are the 7 compon...

CCEP diseasesdefinition of Jaundice - correct answer abnormal yellowish color of skin an other tissues due to elevated bilirubin in blood definition of bilirubin - correct answer the major end product of hemoglobin breakdown normal plasma bilirubin level - correct answer ~0.5mg/100ml tissue...

CCEP Disease ReviewCushing's Disease - correct answer adrenocortical hyper function, too much cortisol, related to pituitary tumor Cortisol Function - correct answer increases blood sugar by gluconeogenesis suppresses immune system aids in metabolism inhibits bone and collagen formation ...

CCEP: Dermatomes, Myotomes, CNs, DTRsTesting Dermatomes - correct answer - tests the peripheral nerves - dont with a pin & cotton wool - ask patient to close eyes & give dr feedback regarding stimuli - gently touch the skin with pin & then cotton - ask patient to describe sensation & if they exp...

CCEP cranial nerveshow to assess CN XII - correct answer hypoglossal (tongue motor innervation) have pt stick out their tongue General sensation of tongue - correct answer Anterior 2/3: lingual branch of CN V trigeminal n Posterior 1/3: lingual branch of CN IX glossopharyngeal Root of tongue...

CCEP Conditions/SyndromesWhat's the diagnosis? S/SX: - Exopthalmos - Tachycardia - Intolerance to heat - Increased sweating - Weight loss - Nervousness - Extreme fatigue - Fine hand tremor - correct answer Hyperthyroidism (Grave's Disease) What test would you run to confirm your diagno...

CCEP Compliance and Ethics Professional ExamThese Compliance and Ethics Policies and procedures must exist - correct answer Non-Retaliation, Record Management, Conflict of Interest, Privacy, Security, and Confidentiality What are Compliance Officers required to do? - correct answer Maintain Compl...

CCEP CN review CN 1 - correct answer olfactory controls smell CN 2 - correct answer optic vision control CN 3 - correct answer oculomotor controls eyeball and eyelid movements CN4 - correct answer trochlear innervates Superior oblique CN 5 - correct answer trigeminal innervates mou...

CCEP clinical practicesWeber's test - correct answer - A vibrating tuning fork (512Hz) is placed in the center of the forehead at the top of the patient's head, equidistant from the patient's ears. The patient is asked to report in which ear the sound is heard louder. - In a normal patient, t...

CCEP Certification Chapter 4: Tailoring Your Compliance ProgramThe three C's of communication - correct answer Clear, concise and creative What is the most important communication device? - correct answer Open-door policy What are the three items that should be reviewed annually? - correct an...

CCEP CCE/PCA Normal ROM in spine (Flexion) - correct answer Csp: 80-90 Tsp: 20-45 Lsp: 40-60 Normal ROM in spine (Extension) - correct answer Csp: 50-70 Tsp: 20-45 Lsp: 25-35 Normal ROM in spine (Lateral Flexion) - correct answer Csp: 20-45 Tsp: 20-45 Lsp: 15-20 Normal ROM in spin...

CCEP case reportsA 12-year-old female's vision is slightly blurry, increased urination and increased hunger, what is the diagnosis? - correct answer Type 1 diabetes Is type 1 diabetes autoimmune? - correct answer Yes What can you use to test type 1 diabetes? - correct answer Glucose tolerance...

ccep 9thQ Orthopnea - correct answer Difficulty in breathing that occurs while lying down and is relieved by sitting or standing in erect position Enuresis - correct answer Involuntary urination, inability to control urination Pes Excavatum or Pectus excavatum - correct answer Sunken chest or...

CCEP 9Q study guideEsophagitis presentation - correct answer inflammation of the esophageal wall as a consequence of abnormal gastroesopheal reflux of HCL What is the etiology of esophagitis? - correct answer Incompetence of the lower esophageal sphincter and loss of protective mucus layer Wha...

CCEP (CCE & PCA)What are the normal ranges of motion for the cervical spine? - correct answer What are the normal ranges of motion for the thoracic spine? - correct answer What are the normal ranges of motion for the lumbar spine? - correct answer What are the normal ranges of motion for...

CCEP - Spinal AnatomyWhat are the boundaries of the IVF - correct answer Superior pedicle Inferior pedicle Superior vertebral body Inferior vertebral body Z joint Intervertebral disc What are the contents of the IVF - correct answer NAV Lymph Adipose tissue Transforaminal ligs Ve...

CCEP - PhilosophyWhat is the safety pin cycle - correct answer Brain cells - output to tissues/organs - input to brain If either side "comes undone" via nerve interference the tissues and organs won't be functioning optimally What is universal intelligence - correct answer Created and is ma...

CCEP - Neuroscience What are the sensory tracts (ascending pathways) - correct answer Spinothalamic tract Posterior column - medial lemniscuses/Dorsal column-medial lemniscuses Spinocerebellar tract Spinotectal (visuospinal reflex) Spin hypothalamic Spinocervical thoracic Spinomes...