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1 9 Pages Contestant Number Total Work Time MEDICAL OFFICE PROCEDURES (28) Rank Regional 2004 POINTS POSSIBLE POINTS RECEIVED Multiple-Choice Questions points) Medical Terminology points) Medical Office Job One 100 TOTAL POINTS POSSIBLE 400 TOTAL POINTS RECEIVED Failure to adhere to any of the following rules will result in disqualification: 1. Contestant must hand in this test booklet and all printouts. Failure to do so will result in disqualification. 2. No equipment, supplies, or materials other than those specified for this event are allowed in the testing area. No previous BPA tests and/or sample tests or facsimile (handwritten, photocopied, or keyed) are allowed in the testing area. 3. Electronic devices will be monitored according to ACT standards. 30 minutes of orientation/warm-up/wrap-up 60 minutes for testing/production 90 minutes total time allotted Do NOT open test booklet until instructed to do so. Property of Business Professionals of America. May be reproduced only for use in the Business Professionals of America Workplace Skills Assessment Program regional competition.
2 PAGE 2 of 9 Part I: Multiple Choice 5 Points Each = 200 Points 1. Cutaneous means pertaining to the. A. brain B. eyelid C. hand D. skin 2. Incision of the brain is. A. cerebropathy B. cerebrotomy C. ecephalocele D. encephalatome 3. Angiorrhaphy is. A. excision of a vein or artery B. plastic surgery of blood vessels C. suture of a vessel D. tumor of either a blood or lymph vessel 4. Hyperemesis is. A. above normal concentration of sugar in the blood B. excessive vomiting C. increased blood flow to an area of the body D. increased muscular activity 5. A term that means pertaining to disease is. A. angiopathy B. cardiopathy C. pathologic D. pathology 6. A slightly bluish, slatelike discoloration of the skin caused by a deficiency of oxygen in the blood is called. A. albinism B. cyanosis C. leukoderma D. melancholy
3 PAGE 3 of 9 7. Measurement of the dimensions of the head is. A. cephalometer B. cephalometry C. thoracometer D. thoracometry 8. Pyrophobia is. A. Abnormal fear of fire B. Abnormal preoccupation with fire C. Any substance that produces fever D. The origin of fever 9. A condition characterized by excessive thirst is. A. hyperlipemia B. hyperthyroidism C. polydipsia D. pyogenesis 10. A term that means occurring or situated behind the nose is. A. intranasal B. mesonasal C. postnasal D. supranasal 11. Which term indicates that an x-ray beam passes from the front of the body to the back? A. anteroposterior B. anterosuperior C. postoanterior D. posterosuperior 12. The term for congenital hernia of the navel is. A. omphalitis B. omphalocele C. omphalorrhexis D. umbilical 13. Paralysis of an eyelid is. A. blepharoplegia B. bleparospasm C. chloropia D. myopia
4 PAGE 4 of The term for a tumor of the nail or nailbed is. A. adhesion B. dactylitis C. diaphoresis D. onychoma 15. Dacryolithiasis is. A. a condition in which more tears are produced than removed B. infection of the tear duct C. inflammation of the tear sac D. the presence of lacrimal stones 16. The term for a hernial protrusion of the brain through a defect in the skull is. A. craniectomy B. craniocele C. encephalorrhagia D. encephalotomy 17. A term that means pertaining to the tailbone is. A. coccygeal B. coccyx C. coccyxeal D. coccyxic 18. Excision of one or more bones of the wrist is. A. carpectomy B. metacarpectomy C. metatarsectomy D. tarsectomy 19. A skeletal disorder in adults that is characterized by a disturbance in bone metabolism and usually caused by a deficiency in bone metabolism and usually caused by a deficiency of Vitamin D is. A. fascitis B. gout C. multiple myeloma D. osteomalacia 20. Arthralgia means. A. exaggerated curvature of the spine from front to back B. lateral curvature of the spine C. painful joint D. stiff joint
5 PAGE 5 of Inflammation of the lining of the heart is. A. endocarditis B. myocardial infarction C. myocarditits D. pericarditis 22. An increased pulse rate is. A. bradycardia B. tachycardia C. hypertension D. hypotension 23. Cardiopulmonary refers to. A. the heart and kidneys B. the heart and lungs C. the lungs and kidneys D. the relationship between the kidneys, lungs, and heart 24. Cardiomegaly means. A. a severe cardiac arrhythmia B. a device that is used to observe inside the heart C. an electrical device that can adjust the heart rhythm D. an enlarged heart 25. An increase in the total number of white blood cells is. A. leukemia B. leutocytopenia C. leukocytosis D. leukopenia 26. A term that means a deficiency of oxygen is. A. anoxia B. expiration C. hyperoxemia D. inspriation 27. Phrenic pertains to. A. breathing B. dust C. the chest D. the diaphram 28. Effusion of fluid into the air spaces and tissue spaces of the lung is. A. brochiectasis B. pneumoconiosis C. pulmonary edema D. tuberculosis
6 PAGE 6 of A watery discharge from the nose is called. A. nasopharynigitis B. nasosinusitis C. rhinorrhagia D. rhinorrhea 30. Endotracheal pertains to. A. behind the voice box B. behind the windpipe C. inside the voice box D. within the windpipe 31. Stomatitis is. A. inflammation of the mouth B. inflammation of the stomach C. inflammation of a stomach D. irrigation of a stomach 32. Duodenal pertains to. A. a part of the small intestine B. a part of the large intestine C. one of the accessory organs of digestion D. part of the stomach 33. Cirrhosis is a disease of the. A. gallbladder B. liver C. pancreas D. stomach 34. Inflammation of the bile ducts is. A. cholangitis B. cholecystitis C. cholelithiasis D. colitis 35. Excessive urination is. A. hyperemesis B. hyperuricemia C. polydipsia D. polyuria 36. Softening of the kidney is. A. nephritis B. nephromalacia C. nephrosclerosis D. nephrosis
7 PAGE 7 of Cystoscopy is. A. an instrument used in an endoscopic examination B. examination of the urinary bladder C. excision of a cyst D. herniation of the bladder 38. A toxic condition associated with renal insufficiency or renal failure is. A. hematuris B. hemodialysis C. nephrosis D. uremia 39. Surgical crushing of a stone is. A. lithotripsy B. lithotrite C. nephrolith D. pyelolithotomy 40. Colpocervical means pertaining to the. A. cervix uteri and the vagina B. face and neck region C. uterus and the uterine tubes D. vagina and the uterus
8 PAGE 8 of 9 Contestant No. Attach to Score Sheet! PART II: Terminology: Write the proper term for the following: 1. abnormal fear of fire 2. any disease of the eye 3. surgical removal of a gland 4. resembling mucus 5. pertaining to the ear 6. any disease of the ear 7. study of fungi 8. paralysis of all four extremities 9. a benign fatty tumor 10. a red blood cell 11. behind and above 12. large organs in the ventral cavity 13. pertaining to the abdomen and thorax 14. pertaining to the head and pelvis 15. capable of breaking up mucus 16. pertaining to the ilium and the pubis 17. loss of calcium from bone 18. herniation of the muscle 19. below the cartilage 20. puncture of a joint
9 PAGE 9 of 9 Medical Office Job 1: Examination--Please key the following in S.O.A.P. report format. Date: 2/1/04 Date of Birth: 1/16/48 Name: Richard Solomon Chief Complaint: Patient is a 56-year old, single black male who was here for a yearly exam. He states he has been feeling well and has no specific concerns. Social History: He is currently working as a sales representative for a software company. Past Medical History: Allergic to sulfur drugs. Does not smoke. Has not had any major illnesses. Family History: Maternal grandmother had breast cancer; father had diabetes. Assessment: HEENT: Negative Neck: Thyroid is normal. Heart, Lungs, and Abdomen: Within normal limits. Impression: Normal exam. Plan: Return to clinic in one year, sooner PRN. David Green, M.D.
10 4 Pages MEDICAL OFFICE PROCEDURES (28) KEY Regional 2004 POINTS POSSIBLE POINTS RECEIVED Multiple-Choice Questions points) Medical Terminology points) Medical Office Job One 100 TOTAL POINTS POSSIBLE 400 TOTAL POINTS RECEIVED Graders: When grading computer-generated problems, refer to the Style and Reference Manual and Production Standards in the Workplace Skills Assessment Program Guidelines for further instructions. Double-check and verify all scores! Property of Business Professionals of America. May be reproduced only for use in the Business Professionals of America Workplace Skills Assessment Program regional competition.
11 KEY PAGE 2 of 4 Part I: Multiple-Choice Questions (Recorded on scantron sheet) 5 Points Each = 200 Points Total 1. D 2. B 3. C 4. B 5. C 6. B 7. B 8. A 9. C 10. C 11. A 12. B 13. A 14. D 15. D 16. B 17. A 18. A 19. D 20. C 21. A 22. B 23. B 24. D 25. C 26. A 27. D 28. C 29. D 30. D 31. A 32. A 33. B 34. A 35. D 36. B 37. B 38. D 39. A 40. A
12 KEY PAGE 3 of 4 Part II: Word Meanings - 5 Points Each = 100 Points Total PART II: Terminology: Write the proper term for the following: 1. abnormal fear of fire pyrophobia 2. any disease of the eye ophtahlmopathy 3. surgical removal of a gland adenectomy 4. resembling mucus mucoid 5. pertaining to the ear otic 6. any disease of the ear otopathy 7. study of fungi mycology 8. paralysis of all four extremities quadriplegia 9. a benign fatty tumor lipoma 10. a red blood cell erythrocyte 11. behind and above posterosuperior 12. large organs in the ventral cavity viscera 13. pertaining to the abdomen and thorax abdominothoracic 14. pertaining to the head and pelvis cephalopelvic 15. capable of breaking up mucus mucolytic 16. pertaining to the ilium and the pubis iliopubic 17. loss of calcium from bone decalcification 18. herniation of the muscle myocele 19. below the cartilage subchondral 20. puncture of a joint arthrocentesis
13 KEY PAGE 4 of 4 Part III: Medical Office Job One Patient Name: Richard Solomon Date of Birth: January Date of Exam: February 1, 2004 PCP: David Green, M.D. Sex: Male SUBJECTIVE: The patient is a 56-year old, single black male who was here for a yearly exam. He states he has been feeling well and has no specific concerns. SOCIAL HISTORY: He is currently working as a sales representative for a software company. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY: Allergic to sulfur drugs. Does not smoke. Has not had any major illnesses. FAMILY HISTORY: Maternal grandmother had breast cancer; father had diabetes. ASSSESSMENT: 1. HEENT: Negative 2. Neck: Thyroid is normal. 3. Heart, Lungs and Abdomen: Within normal limits. 4. Impression: Normal exam. PLAN: Return to clinic in one year, sooner PRN. DG:xx T:Current Date D:02/01/2004 David Green, M.D. Scoring: 100 Points Mailability Standards: 0 errors = 100 points 1 error = 90 points 2-3 errors = 70 points More than 3 errors = 0 points
MEDICAL OFFICE PROCEDURES (250)
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MEDICAL OFFICE PROCEDURES (28)
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