RMA Revision Exam Questions With Verified Solutions.
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An expressed contract is - Answer In writing
The rate of cellular chemical reactions is increased by special proteins called - Answer enzymes
All of the following pieces of information about the patient will need to be provided to the hospital when calling to schedule inpatient surgery,...
RMA Revision Exam Questions With
Verified Solutions.
An expressed contract is - Answer In writing
The rate of cellular chemical reactions is increased by special proteins called - Answer enzymes
All of the following pieces of information about the patient will need to be provided to the hospital when
calling to schedule inpatient surgery, EXCEPT the - Answer Anesthesia required
Which of the following describes all of the elements necessary for disease to spread? - Answer chain of
infection
The building blocks of carbohydrates are - Answer monosaccharides
There are 5 phases of Kororkoff sounds as the BP cuff is deflated. Which is the stage when the sounds
are fading and are muffled? - Answer 4
If a drug is contraindicated in pregnancy, it should be - Answer Omitted while pregnant
Which term refers to an outbreak of disease occurring over a large geographic area, possibly worldwide -
Answer pandemic
An abbreviation that refers to the right ear - Answer AD
Glycogen is formed in the liver - Answer after eating
The pulse rate for a normal adult is - Answer 60-100 bpm
The pattern of an ECG is commonly called a(n) - Answer tracing
, The cardinal sign of pyloric stenosis is - Answer projectile vomiting
In adult CPR, what is the ratio of compressions to breaths? - Answer 30:2
An individual who is blood type B - Answer has B antigens on the red blood cells and A antibodies in
the plasma
While performing a spirometry test, you ask the patient to inhale as deeply as possible and then exhale
forcefully into a spirometer. You then measure the amount of air that the patient blows out in the first
second. This is called - Answer Forced expiratory volume in 1 second (FEV1)
What is the term for movement of food through the digestive tract? - Answer secretion
The process of determining which patient accounts are past due is - Answer aging analysis
Which microorganism stains dark blue or purple with Gram staining? - Answer gram positive bacteria
The suffix meaning "to rupture" is - Answer -rrhexis
Which disease results from severe alcoholism with malnutrition and lack of Thiamine (Vitamin B1)? -
Answer Wernicke-Korsakoff
How many kilocalories is one gram of carbohydrate? - Answer 8 kilocalories
A bill is never sent to a patient with the following coverage - Answer Workers compensation
With which of the following conditions will the patient have rapid respirations and fruity acetone breath,
along with extremely high blood sugar - Answer Diabetic ketoacidosis
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