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1 HODGE PODGE TRIVIA By Lisa Thompson
2 1. What is an eponym? A. Is it an abbreviation of words or a phrase. B. Is a person, place, or thing after whom something is named.
3 B. Eponym - Is a person, place, or thing after whom something is named. Acronym - Is an abbreviation of words or a phrase.
4 2. What is a digital version of a paper chart that contains all of a patient's medical history from 1 practice. It is the record clinicians maintain on their own patients which details demographics, medical and drug history, and diagnostic information such as laboratory results, and findings from diagnostic imaging. A. EMR (ELECTRONIC MEDICAL RECORD) B. EHR (ELECTRONIC HEALTH RECORD)
5 A. EMR (ELECTRONIC MEDICAL RECORD) EHR (ELECTRONIC HEALTH RECORD - Is a health record of an individual that is accessible online from many separate, interoperable automated systems within an electronic network. Therefore, this record can be used by many approved healthcare providers or healthcare organizations, and not just one practice.
6 3. Which word is spelled correctly? A. CURET B. CURETTE
7 FOOLED YOU!! BOTH SPELLINGS ARE ACCEPTABLE
8 4. DICTATED AS 30 CC, WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING WOULD BE THE CORRECT WAY TO TRANSCRIBE IT. A. 30 cc B. 30 ml C. 30 ml
9 B. 30 ml cc is a dangerous abbreviation ml is incorrect BOS
10 5. GLEASON GRADING SYSTEM IS FOR WHAT TYPE OF CANCER. A. OVARIAN CANCER B. COLORECTAL CANCER C. PROSTATE CANCER
11 C. PROSTATE CANCER A. FIGO STAGING SYSTEM IS FOR OVARIAN CANCER. B. DUKES STAGING SYSTEM IS FOR COLORECTAL CANCER.
12 6. The smallest bones in the human body are found where? A. Ear (stapes) B. Wrist C. Foot
13 A. Ear (stapes) The stapes or stirrup is a bone in the middle ear of humans and other mammals which is involved in the conduction of sound vibrations to the inner ear.
14 7. What is a term commonly used for an itchy skin condition called tinea pedis? A. Athlete s foot B. Psoriasis
15 Athlete's foot Athlete's foot (tinea pedis) is a fungal infection that usually begins between the toes. It commonly occurs in people whose feet have become very sweaty while confined within tight fitting shoes.
16 8. If a person suffers from encephalitis, what body organ is inflamed? A. The kidney B. The liver C. The brain
17 C. The brain Encephalitis is an acute inflammation (swelling) of the brain usually resulting from either a viral infection or due to the body's own immune system mistakenly attacking brain tissue.
18 9. What does the prefix myo stand for in the word myocardial? A. Tendon B. Muscle C. Cartilage
19 B. Muscle A. Tendon is ten or tendin C. Cartilage is chondr
20 10. A common term for cerebrovascular accident is? A. Stroke B. Heart attack
21 A. Stroke Myocardial infarction (MI), commonly known as a heart attack
22 11. According to the Book of Style, if any word stands alone on a line below a heading, a period should not be used. A. True B. False
23 False - This applies only to a name or date. DATE May 30, 1993 Or [Name] Lisa Thompson
24 12. When dictated, it is acceptable to use the brief form "appy" when referring to appendectomy. A. True B. False
25 B. False BOS Slang, Jargon, and Brief Forms
26 13. What does the metric abbreviation mmhg stand for? A. millimeter of hemoglobin B. millimeter of mercury
27 B. millimeter of mercury The abbreviation is often used when a blood pressure is dictated, 120/80 mmhg, or when a doctor uses a blood pressure cuff in surgery to cut off blood flow to a limb. Ex. Dictator will say, inflated cuff to 300 mmhg or 300 millimeter of mercury, which you would type 300 mmhg.
28 14. Assessment of a newborn s condition. A. APGAR B. Apgar
29 B. Apgar APGAR is a family assessment. BOS
30 15. What is the medical term for liver disease? A. Cirrhosis B. Xerosis
31 A.Cirrhosis Xerosis is abnormal dryness, as seen in the eyes, skin, or mouth.
32 16. Pertaining to a lip or lip-like structure. A.Labial B. Labile
33 A. Labial Labile means unstable, as in labile blood pressure.
34 17. Which medical word refers to part of the hip bone. A.Ilium B.Ileum
35 A. Ilium Ileum is part of the small intestine.
36 18. What is the dictator meaning when he/she says vitals per EMR? A. Vitals were taken in the emergency room. B. Vitals are found in the electronic medical record.
37 B. Vitals are found in the electronic medical record. Usually dictates all the words together as one word vitalsperemr.
38 19. Which is formatted correctly? A. The patient was given over-the-counter drugs. B. The patient bought his cough syrup over the counter.
39 Both are correctly formatted. Use hyphens when followed by a noun. BOS 6.5.2
40 20. According to the account specifics and the BOS, is it okay to begin a sentence with an Arabic number when the number doesn t stand alone? A. Yes B. No
41 B. No Example: 55-year-old male patient seen in followup today. Type A 55-year-old male patient seen in followup today. Or Fifty-five-year-old male patient seen in followup today.
42 21. Which is the plural form? A. Diagnosis B. Diagnoses
43 B. Diagnoses Diagnosis is singular
44 22. According to the account specifics, when do you stack the physical exam section of a report. A. When there is a subheading. B. When there are more than 1 sentence of information.
45 A. When there is a subheading. If there is a subheading, then you stack the physical exam, as per account specifics. If there are no subheadings, then you format the physical exam section in a paragraph format.
46 23. Which word refers to walking? A. Gait B. Gate
47 A. Gait Gate is a point of entry to a space which is enclosed by walls or a fence.
48 24. What abbreviation(s) are considered dangerous abbreviations? A. q.d. B. q. day C. cc
49 A. q.d. and C. cc q.d. type daily cc type ml q. day type verbatim BOS and BOS 9.3.2
50 25. According to the account specifics, do not transcribe a trailing 0 in a drug dosage (2.0 mg). A. True B. False
51 A. True Do not type a trailing 0 in a dosage amount even if dictated. The decimal could be missed and the patient could receive 10 times the intended dose. Ex. 2.0 mg could end up being 20 mg.
52 26. Can you use contractions in a medical report? A. Yes B. No
53 A. Yes, if it is used in a direct quote. Example: I asked the patient to describe the pain that he is experiencing, and he said, it s like I ve got a horse standing on my chest.
54 27. Which is formatted correctly according to the BOS rules? A. Cranial nerves 2 through 12 B. Cranial nerves II through XII
55 Both sentences are correct. According to the BOS , both Arabic numbers or roman numerals are correct.
56 28. Thyroid slightly firm without discreet/discrete mass or nodule. A. discreet B. discrete
57 B. discrete Discreet means reserve in one s speech or behavior. Discrete means separate or individually distinct, as in discrete mass.
58 29. Which sentence is formatted correctly? A. The patient has a 6 cm incision on his abdomen. B. The patient has a 6 centimetre incision on his abdomen.
59 A. The patient has a 6 cm incision on his abdomen. BOS Abbreviate when a number is dictated with a unit of measure.
60 30. His LFT s are within normal limits. A. Correct B. Incorrect
61 B. Incorrect BOS or When there is more than 1 uppercase letter, then you do not use an apostrophe.
62 31. The patient takes his pain meds BID. A. Correct B. Incorrect
63 B. Incorrect Correct - Take pain meds b.i.d. for 2 weeks. Use lowercase abbreviations with periods for Latin abbreviations. Refer to BOS
64 32. HCT stands for hydrochlorothiazide. A. True B. False
65 B. False HCT stands for hydrocortisone. HCTZ stands for hydrochlorothiazide. See how easily these two drugs could be mistaken for the other. Refer to account spec. and BOS 9.3.2
66 33. The patient takes his medication two times a day. Which is correctly transcribed according to the account specifics? A. The patient takes his medication 2x a day. B. The patient takes his medication 2 times a day. C. Both ways are acceptable.
67 B. The patient takes his medication 2 times a day. When the word times is dictated after the number write out the word times. Refer to the account specifics.
68 34. Which is correctly formatted? A. Birth weight was 8lbs 4 oz. B. Birth weight was 8 pounds 4 ounces. C. Birth weight was 8 pounds, 4 ounces.
69 B. Is correct. Birth weight 8 pounds 4 ounces. Do not abbreviate nonmetric units of measure to express weight, etc. BOS
70 35. Which examples is/are hyphenated correctly, according to BOS rules? A. 1-0 nylon B. 0-nylon C. 5 French catheter
71 A. 1-0 nylon is correctly formatted. B. 0-nylon s/b 0 nylon (no hyphen). C. 5 French catheter s/b 5-French catheter (with a hyphen). Refer to BOS
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