Medical Assistant: Vital Signs & Documentation

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Quick quiz on vital signs, patient intake, and charting basics.

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Froggy Jumps Medical Assistant: Vital Signs & DocumentationOnline version Quick quiz on vital signs, patient intake, and charting basics. by Kourtney Coppock 1 What does SOAP stand for in patient notes? a Symptoms, Observations, Assess, Protocol b Subjective, Observations, Analysis, Plan c Subjective, Objective, Assessment, Plan 2 What is the normal adult pulse rate range? a 60–100 beats per minute b 110–130 bpm c 40–60 bpm 3 What is the normal adult respiratory rate range? a 12–20 breaths per minute b 22–28 breaths per minute c 6–12 breaths per minute 4 Which sites are valid for measuring body temperature? a Oral, Rectal, Axillary, Tympanic, Temporal b Oral only c Nasal, Ear canal, Pulse 5 Which instrument measures blood pressure? a Sphygmomanometer b Stethoscope c Thermometer 6 Hypertension is typically defined as? a 140/90 mm Hg or lower b 120/80 mm Hg or lower c 130/80 mm Hg or higher 7 Palpatory BP differs from auscultatory BP by using? a Measuring heart rate at rest b Feeling the pulse to estimate systolic pressure c Listening with a stethoscope only 8 Which term refers to monitoring pain with a scale 0-10? a Pain assessment using a numeric scale b Temperature grading c Color-coded pain chart 9 What do the Six Cs of Charting include? a Consistency, Completeness, Color-coding, Confidentiality, Client’s posture, Chronology b Clarity, Conciseness, Completeness, Confidentiality, Client’s words, Chronological order 10 Orthostatic BP involves measuring while? a Sitting only then standing b Walking, running, then resting c Lying, sitting, then standing

Froggy Jumps

Medical Assistant: Vital Signs & DocumentationOnline version

Quick quiz on vital signs, patient intake, and charting basics.

by Kourtney Coppock

What does SOAP stand for in patient notes?

Symptoms, Observations, Assess, Protocol

Subjective, Observations, Analysis, Plan

Subjective, Objective, Assessment, Plan

What is the normal adult pulse rate range?

60–100 beats per minute

110–130 bpm

40–60 bpm

What is the normal adult respiratory rate range?

12–20 breaths per minute

22–28 breaths per minute

6–12 breaths per minute

Which sites are valid for measuring body temperature?

Oral, Rectal, Axillary, Tympanic, Temporal

Oral only

Nasal, Ear canal, Pulse

Which instrument measures blood pressure?

Sphygmomanometer

Stethoscope

Thermometer

Hypertension is typically defined as?

140/90 mm Hg or lower

120/80 mm Hg or lower

130/80 mm Hg or higher

Palpatory BP differs from auscultatory BP by using?

Measuring heart rate at rest

Feeling the pulse to estimate systolic pressure

Listening with a stethoscope only

Which term refers to monitoring pain with a scale 0-10?

Pain assessment using a numeric scale

Temperature grading

Color-coded pain chart

What do the Six Cs of Charting include?

Consistency, Completeness, Color-coding, Confidentiality, Client’s posture, Chronology

Clarity, Conciseness, Completeness, Confidentiality, Client’s words, Chronological order

Orthostatic BP involves measuring while?

Sitting only then standing

Walking, running, then resting

Lying, sitting, then standing

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by Kourtney Coppock

What does SOAP stand for in patient notes?

What is the normal adult pulse rate range?

What is the normal adult respiratory rate range?

Which sites are valid for measuring body temperature?

Which instrument measures blood pressure?

Hypertension is typically defined as?

Palpatory BP differs from auscultatory BP by using?

Which term refers to monitoring pain with a scale 0-10?

What do the Six Cs of Charting include?

Orthostatic BP involves measuring while?