AAMI Comprehensive Review with Answers!!
Parrott Fever is caused by? - -Chamydia psittacosaurus
The mere presence of infectious material is known as - -Contamination
All the following are viral diseases except: - -Botulism
Which of the following, is an extravascular condition resulting from an increase in the
permeability of the capillary walls or an increase in capillary pressure to due venous
obstruction: - -Edema
Which of the following uric acid metabolism disease is commonly seen in the foot but may
also affect the kidneys and is aggravated by eating organ meat? - -gout
Duplication of tissues, destroyed by disease or some other type of injury such as traumatic
in or a condition like coronary infraction describes - -pathological regeneration
The bony eminences found superior to the medial portion of the eyebrows are called -
-Superciliary Arches
While posing the features of an accident victim, which of the following would be used to
close a jagged tear on the wing of nose? - -super glue
which frontal view has an elongated face, squared off forehead and angle of jaw with oval
chin - -oblong
,extending from a point beginning at the opening of the adductor Magnus muscle to the
lower boarder of the popliteus muscle is the - -popliteal artery(anatomical limit)
if you direct your tracer to intersect a line drawn from the left anterior superior iliac spine to
the right earlobe, you intend to aspirate the - -heart
which of the following are about to embalming an obese body - -ACEF
which organ in the digestive system produces vitamins and absorbs water - -small
intestine
glands found in the skin that regulates body temperature are known as - -
sudoriferous
what is defined as the anaerobic decomposition of proteins brought about by the action of
enzymes - -putrefaction
the shelf life of formaldehyde is affected by all of the following except - -humidity
in the jewish faith, the _______ is the ceremony for washing the deceased before the burial -
-Taharah
the air tray is most commonly used to transport uncasketted remains - -False
if you normally provide services for funeral homes/familes who ship bodies to you from an
out-of -town locale of death, it is ________ that you have an item called ________ on your
GPL - -a requirement; Receiving Remains
, Which of following is a fungi? - -Candida albicans
Lockjaw is also known as: - -Tetanus
Harry goes to the doctor for his annual physical. Before the doctor examines him, the nurse
practitioner does the following: takes his temperature, blood pressure and respiratory rate.
What did she observe? - -signs
Joe calls the doctor s office and tells the nurse that he is experiencing severe pain and
dizziness. What is he describing? - -symptoms
Mary was admitted to the hospital for an appendectomy. After her surgery, she developed
pneumonia. Which of the following best describes the type of infection she developed? -
-nosocomial
Horizontal furrows which cross the forehead - -Transverse frontal sulci
The face is _____eyes wide: - -5
Ecchymosis, purpura, and petechiae are: - -blood discolorations
extravascular discolorations
not easily treated by arterial injection
ANS****all of the above
Which of the following would not normally be used when treating eye donor cases? -
-paraformaldehyde
Parrott Fever is caused by? - -Chamydia psittacosaurus
The mere presence of infectious material is known as - -Contamination
All the following are viral diseases except: - -Botulism
Which of the following, is an extravascular condition resulting from an increase in the
permeability of the capillary walls or an increase in capillary pressure to due venous
obstruction: - -Edema
Which of the following uric acid metabolism disease is commonly seen in the foot but may
also affect the kidneys and is aggravated by eating organ meat? - -gout
Duplication of tissues, destroyed by disease or some other type of injury such as traumatic
in or a condition like coronary infraction describes - -pathological regeneration
The bony eminences found superior to the medial portion of the eyebrows are called -
-Superciliary Arches
While posing the features of an accident victim, which of the following would be used to
close a jagged tear on the wing of nose? - -super glue
which frontal view has an elongated face, squared off forehead and angle of jaw with oval
chin - -oblong
,extending from a point beginning at the opening of the adductor Magnus muscle to the
lower boarder of the popliteus muscle is the - -popliteal artery(anatomical limit)
if you direct your tracer to intersect a line drawn from the left anterior superior iliac spine to
the right earlobe, you intend to aspirate the - -heart
which of the following are about to embalming an obese body - -ACEF
which organ in the digestive system produces vitamins and absorbs water - -small
intestine
glands found in the skin that regulates body temperature are known as - -
sudoriferous
what is defined as the anaerobic decomposition of proteins brought about by the action of
enzymes - -putrefaction
the shelf life of formaldehyde is affected by all of the following except - -humidity
in the jewish faith, the _______ is the ceremony for washing the deceased before the burial -
-Taharah
the air tray is most commonly used to transport uncasketted remains - -False
if you normally provide services for funeral homes/familes who ship bodies to you from an
out-of -town locale of death, it is ________ that you have an item called ________ on your
GPL - -a requirement; Receiving Remains
, Which of following is a fungi? - -Candida albicans
Lockjaw is also known as: - -Tetanus
Harry goes to the doctor for his annual physical. Before the doctor examines him, the nurse
practitioner does the following: takes his temperature, blood pressure and respiratory rate.
What did she observe? - -signs
Joe calls the doctor s office and tells the nurse that he is experiencing severe pain and
dizziness. What is he describing? - -symptoms
Mary was admitted to the hospital for an appendectomy. After her surgery, she developed
pneumonia. Which of the following best describes the type of infection she developed? -
-nosocomial
Horizontal furrows which cross the forehead - -Transverse frontal sulci
The face is _____eyes wide: - -5
Ecchymosis, purpura, and petechiae are: - -blood discolorations
extravascular discolorations
not easily treated by arterial injection
ANS****all of the above
Which of the following would not normally be used when treating eye donor cases? -
-paraformaldehyde
