SAMPLE CHALLENGE EXAMINATION IN MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY
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1 SAMPLE CHALLENGE EXAMINATION IN MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY There are two dates scheduled for the HIMAA challenge examination in medical terminology and candidates must sit on one of these dates 3 May (applications close 26 March) Examination date for July intake HLTCC301B Produce coded clinical data or Introductory ICD-10-AM, ACHI and ACS clinical coding course 30 November (applications close 16 October) Examination date for March intake HLTCC301B Produce coded clinical data or Introductory ICD-10-AM, ACHI and ACS clinical coding course The sample questions are a self-assessment tool for you to decide whether or not you should sit the challenge examination or enrol in the Comprehensive Medical Terminology course. The pass mark for the challenge examination is 80%. If you achieve this mark we advise you to apply to sit for the challenge examination. If you feel that you need further revision we recommend you purchase the textbook for the Comprehensive Medical Terminology course Nicol, J & Walker, S (eds) 2007, The Language of Medicine, Elsevier Australia (Davi- Ellen Chabner Australian and New Zealand edition) ISBN If your mark is between 70% and 79% you should be able to pass the challenge examination with revision and we recommend that you purchase the textbook. If you would like to discuss the format of the challenge examination and your revision please contact Joanne Williams, Education Officer, Comprehensive Medical Terminology joannew@himaa.org.au or phone If your mark is less than 70% we advise you to enrol in the HIMAA Comprehensive Medical Terminology course. If you are unsure whether or not to enrol in this course please contact Joanne Williams or education@himaa.org.au. NOTE The challenge examination in medical terminology is a supervised ninety minute closed book examination.
2 CONTENT All questions must be attempted. It is better to answer a portion of a question and get one quarter of a mark than to leave a blank Question 1 (10 marks) Answer TRUE or FALSE to the following (In the examination there are ten statements worth one mark each) Both combining forms ren/o and nephr/o mean kidney An acoustic neuroma is a benign tumour arising from the acoustic nerve Hypothyroidism is an oversecretion of thyroid hormone Pulmonary edema is swelling and fluid in the air sacs of the lung and bronchioles (e) Nephrolysis is another term for renal calculus (f) Atrial fibrillation involves rapid irregular atrial impulses and ineffective atrial contractions (g) Secondary infertility in a female is infertility as the result of another condition (h) A condition of excessive thirst is polydipsia (i) (j) Trigonitis is inflammation of the trigger finger Hydroureter is the overdistention of the ureter with semen Sample examination page 2 of 15
3 Question 2 (10 marks) Select from the following terms to complete the sentences below: (In the examination there are ten sentences and fifteen or sixteen terms. Each sentence is worth one mark) idiopathic hysterosalpingography paracentesis aphakia iatrogenic antiemetic hydrocephaly cataract dacryorrhoea amniocentesis antipyretic agenesis angiography otopyorrhoea anencephaly Unexpected side effects that result from treatment by a physician are described as (e) (f) (g) (h) (i) (j) is the absence of the crystalline lens of the eye An disease is a disease of unknown causation is the congenital condition where the infant has no brain is the surgical puncture of the abdomen for withdrawal of fluid A condition of overabundance of tears is A drug that reduces vomiting is an Flow of pus from the ear is is performed by injecting contrast material into the uterus and uterine tubes and x-rays taken A congenital anomaly known as is the absence of one kidney Sample examination page 3 of 15
4 Question 3 (10 marks) Indicate the most appropriate answer by circling the accompanying letter (in the examination, there are ten statements worth one mark each) (i) The meaning of the prefix auto- is automatic one self without (ii) Bartholin s glands are located at the base of the brain at the vaginal orifice in the cul-de-sac in the graafian follicles (iii) Deficient sodium in the blood is hyperthyroidism ketoacidosis hyponatraemia hypoglycaemia (iv) Dysplasia of the kidneys is displaced kidney missing kidney multicystic kidney polycystic kidney (v) (vi) Decubitus ulcer is cutaneous inflammatory condition producing red, papular and vesicular lesions, crusts and scales inflammation of the skin inflammation of the skin and subcutaneous tissue a bed sore or pressure sore Endogenous depression (now more commonly called major [clinical] depression) is depression which comes about as a result of external changes e.g. loss of loved one depression mainly resulting from internal biochemical causes anxiety that appears to be without a specific cause depression in enclosed situations Sample examination page 4 of 15
5 (vii) Glaucoma is degeneration of the macula lutea of the retina abnormal deviation of the eye glucose in the eye increased intraocular pressure results in damage to the retina and optic nerve (viii) Reading, writing and learning disorder is dyslexia epilepsy aphasia dyspraxia (ix) Awareness of a pounding or racing heart is palpitation murmur sinus rhythm vasospasm (x) The kneecap is known as the femur patella tibia fibula Question 4 (32 marks) Divide the following terms into their components (ie prefix, suffix and word root/combining form) and give the meaning of each component. One mark is given for the correct definition of each component part. For example neural = neur (nerve) + al (pertaining to) (In the examination there will be approximately twelve terms and each component is worth one mark. HINT - the number of lines next to each word is the number of components) intraocular encephalomyelitis toxaemia Sample examination page 5 of 15
6 polyneuritis (e) haematuria (f) pancytopenia (g) otalgia (h) dacryoadenectomy (i) antepartum (j) sialadenitis (k) melanoma (l) colpoperineorrhaphy (m) glossodynia Sample examination page 6 of 15
7 Question 5 (8 marks) Define the following medical terms Note information such as symptoms and aetiology should be included to illustrate your answer but the depth of detail should be balanced against the value of a correct answer (i.e. one mark is the maximum which can be gained for each definition) (In the examination there are eight terms worth one mark each) pleurisy senile dementia Parkinson s disease episiotomy (e) giardiasis carpal tunnel syndrome Sample examination page 7 of 15
8 (f) osteomyelitis (g) thalassaemia Question 6 (20 marks) Expand the following underlined abbreviations and write the full words they represent in the spaces provided: (In the examination a number of abbreviations may be used in a single sentence. There are twenty abbreviations and each abbreviation is worth one mark) On examination the JVP was significantly elevated, leading to suspicion of SVC obstruction A relatively new technique involving study of the CSF may allow early noninvasive dx of encephalitis due to HSV This 35 year old man was admitted to the Urology Ward. Results of the MSU showed a UTI. He was given Augmentin forte t.d.s. The patient s ECG confirmed the diagnosis of AMI. He was admitted to the ICU for stabilization of his condition This 51-year-old woman, with a PH of PMB, was admitted for THBSO This 18 year old male was the passenger in a MVA. He underwent ORIF for a # L femur and his fractured R NOH was treated conservatively Sample examination page 8 of 15
9 JVP SVC CSF dx HSV MSU UTI t.d.s. ECG AMI ICU PH PMB THBSO MVA ORIF # L R NOH Sample examination page 9 of 15
10 Question 7 (10 marks) Define the meaning of the following terms Your definition should demonstrate the difference between them. For example hypertension - high blood pressure hypotension - low blood pressure (In the examination there are five pairs of terms. Each term is worth one mark. HINT - only give sufficient detail to define the term and demonstrate to differences - three or four words may suffice for some terms) urologist nephrologist ectropion entropion Sample examination page 10 of 15
11 osteoarthritis rheumatoid arthritis diabetes mellitus diabetes insipidus ilium ileum Sample examination page 11 of 15
12 ANSWERS TO SAMPLE EXAMINATION Question 1 TRUE (e) (f) (g) (h) (i) (j) TRUE FALSE TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE Question 2 iatrogenic (e) (f) (g) (h) (i) (j) aphakia idiopathic anencephaly paracentesis dacryorrhoea antiemetic otopyorrhoea hysterosalpingography agenesis Question 3 (i) c (ii) (iii) (iv) (v) (vi) (vii) (viii) (ix) b c c d b d a a Sample examination page 12 of 15
13 (x) b Question 4 intra = within ocular = eye encephalo = brain myel = spinal cord itis = inflammation tox = poison aemia = blood poly = many neur = nerve itis = inflammation (e) haemat = blood uria = urine (f) pan = all cyto = cell penia = deficiency (g) ot = ear algia = pain (h) dacryo = tear aden = gland ectomy = excision (i) ante = before partum = birth (j) sial = saliva aden = gland itis = inflammation (k) melan = black oma = tumour (l) colpo = vagina perineo = perineum rrhaphy = suture (m) glosso = tongue dynia = pain Question 5 The following are examples of the way these questions could be answered, including brief definition, symptoms, aetiology and treatment. Quarter and half marks are given for important points up to a maximum of one mark per answer. pleurisy is inflammation of the pleura. It may be caused by infection, injury or tumour, or may be a complication of lung diseases, particularly of pneumonia. Symptoms include cough, fever, chills, and a sharp pain that is worse on inspiration. Treatment is usually directed at the cause of the inflammation. senile dementia is a general loss of intellectual abilities involving impairment of judgement, memory and abstract thinking, as well as changes in personality, usually occurring in people over the age of 65. There is a gradual and subtle onset, with a progressive course leading to an inability to care for oneself. parkinson s disease is a degeneration of nerves in the brain. Usually occurs in later life. Results in tremors, especially of the hands, weakness and stiffness of muscles, a shuffling gait and slowness of movement. Caused by deficiency of dopamine made by cells in the midbrain. No known cure at present. episiotomy is an incision into the perineum to enlarge the vaginal opening and to prevent it tearing during childbirth. Sample examination page 13 of 15
14 (e) giardiasis is an infectious disease caused by the intestinal parasite Giardia intestinalis (formerly known as Giardia lamblia) that produces a wide range of symptoms such as gastrointestinal discomfort, diarrhoea, steatorrhoea and malabsorption (f) carpal tunnel syndrome is compression (by a wrist ligament) of the median nerve as it passes between the ligament and the bones and tendons of the wrist (carpal tunnel) (g) osteomyelitis is inflammation of the bone and bone marrow. Aetiology is bacterial infection. Bacteria enters body through wound or comes from a skin or throat infection. Usually occurs in long bones of the legs and arms. Begins as an abscess. Treated with antibiotics. (h) thalassaemia is an inherited defect in the ability to produce haemoglobin, usually seen in persons of Mediterranean background. Question 6 jugular venous pressure superior vena cava cerebrospinal fluid diagnosis herpes simplex virus mid stream urine (or microurine or mid specimen urine) urinary tract infection three times a day (ter die sumendum) electrocardiogram acute myocardial infarction Intensive Care Unit past history postmenopausal bleeding total hysterectomy bilateral salpingo-oophorectomy motor vehicle accident open reduction and internal fixation fracture left right neck of humerus it is not necessary to know the Latin meaning Sample examination page 14 of 15
15 Question 7 urologist specialist in the branch of medicine which deals with the urinary system in females, and genitourinary system in males - a surgeon nephrologist specialist in the branch of medicine which deals with the kidneys - a physician ectropion entropion outward turning of the eyelid inward turning of the eyelid osteoarthritis rheumatoid arthritis progressive degenerative joint disease, noninflammatory disorder of joints. Degeneration of cartilage. a chronic disease in which joints become inflamed and painful, thought to be an autoimmune reaction to joint tissue diabetes mellitus diabetes insipidus sugar diabetes - lack of insulin secretion or resistance to the action of insulin to promote sugar, starch and fat metabolism in cells water diabetes - insufficient secretion or resistance to the action of the antidiuretic hormone (vasopressin). ilium ileum uppermost and largest portion of the hip bone third part of the small intestine Sample examination page 15 of 15
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