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Froggy Jumps 410 Midterm ReviewOnline version Medical basics and physiology by Rebecca Murphy 1 Q: According to the sources, what is the primary component of blood plasma? a Other solids b Proteins c Water 2 Q: Which of the following is considered a normal physiological change of the hematologic system associated with aging? a Increased arterial elasticity b Increased platelet adhesiveness c Increased cellular immunity 3 Q: A patient is experiencing shock specifically caused by severe dehydration. Which category of shock does this fall under? a Hypovolemic b Cardiogenic c Reduced systemic vascular resistance 4 Q: When monitoring a patient with advanced anemia, which sign should a PTA expect to observe? a Tachycardia b Bradycardia c Increased VO2max 5 Q: In the classification of leukemia, what does the term "-blastic" specifically indicate? a The cancer involves large, immature, functionless cells b The cancer originated in the lymphatic system c The cancer involves mature, smaller cells 6 Q: Which finding during a lymph node palpation is considered a "red flag" that requires immediate notification of a physician? a A node larger than 2 cm that is firm and fixed b A node that is causing discoloration of the skin c A node that is soft, tender, and movable 7 Q: Multiple Myeloma initially affects the bone and bone marrow of which specific anatomical structures? a Tibia and fibula b Fingers and toes c Vertebrae, ribs, and skull 8 Q: Which layer of the heart is described as the thick contractile middle layer of muscle cells that forms the bulk of the heart wall? a Pericardium b Endocardium c Myocardium 9 Q: Which clinical manifestation is a hallmark sign of pericarditis, often identified by a grating sound heard with each heartbeat? a Ventricular gallop b Atrial gallop c Pericardial friction rub 10 Q: The semilunar valves function specifically to prevent the backflow of blood from the aorta and pulmonary artery into the ventricles during which phase? a Ventricular diastole b Atrial contraction c Ventricular systole 11 Q: During the Valsalva maneuver, the increase in intrathoracic pressure caused by straining leads to which immediate hemodynamic change? a Increased venous return b Decreased central venous pressure c Decreased venous return 12 Q: Using the large box method to calculate heart rate, what is the beats per minute (bpm) if there are 4 large squares between consecutive R waves? a 100 bpm b 60 bpm c 75 bpm 13 Q: According to the clinical indications for the Ankle-Brachial Index (ABI), a score of 0.6 is suggestive of: a Moderate arterial disease b Mild arterial disease c Severe arterial disease 14 Q: Which of the following should a PTA use to monitor exercise intensity for a patient taking Carvedilol? a Five-grade Angina Scale b Pitting Edema Scale c Rate of Perceived Exertion 15 Q: A patient presenting with jugular venous distention and bilateral pitting edema in the lower extremities is most likely experiencing which cardiovascular disorder? a Left sided heart failure b Right sided heart failure c Hypertension 16 Q: Which type of angina is characterized by unpredictable chest pain that occurs at rest, lasts longer than 15 minutes, and warrants immediate medical intervention? a Prinzmetal (variable) angina b Unstable angina c Stable (exertional) angina 17 Q: What is a standard sternal precaution for a patient following a median sternotomy for a Coronary Artery Bypass Graft? a Using a cardiac pillow for sneezing and coughing b No pushing or pulling for 2 weeks c Lifting objects weighing <25 pounds 18 Q: Orthostatic hypotension is clinically defined as a decrease in systolic blood pressure of at least how many mmHg when transitioning from supine to a standing position? a 50 mmHg b 20 mmHg c 10 mmHg 19 Q: Which heart valve disorder occurs when the leaflets (flaps) become enlarged and bulge backward into the atrium during contraction? a Regurgitation b Prolapse c Stenosis 20 Q: Which type of food should a patient be educated to consume carefully, as it could counteract the effects of anticoagulant medications like Warfarin? a Leafy green vegetables b Red meat c Dairy products 21 Q: A patient's spirometry results show an FEV1/FVC ratio of 65%. Which category of lung disease does this finding most likely indicate? a Restrictive Lung Disease b Normal Lung Function c Obstructive Lung Disease 22 Q: Which adventitious breath sound is described as a high-pitched crowing sound and often indicates an upper respiratory obstruction? a Wheeze b Stridor c Rhonchi 23 Q: Which breathing pattern is characterized by an irregular rate and depth with sudden periods of apnea due to damage to the medulla oblongata? a Cheyne-Stokes b Biot's Respirations c Kussmaul's Respirations 24 Q: To meet the clinical definition of Chronic Bronchitis, a patient must have a productive cough for at least three months per year for how many consecutive years? a Two years b One year c Five years 25 Q: What is the primary pathological change associated with Emphysema? a Excessive mucus production in the large airways b Destruction of alveolar walls and loss of lung elasticity c Inflammation and scarring of the bronchial lining 26 Q: Which condition is a genetic disorder of ion transport that results in dehydrated and thick mucus, leading to a high risk of airway infections? a Tuberculosis b Asthma c Cystic Fibrosis 27 Q: Severe pulmonary edema often manifests with a cough that produces sputum described as: a Pink and frothy b Yellow or green c Rust-colored 28 Q: What is the standard Fraction of Inspired Oxygen (FiO2) for a patient breathing room air? a 50% b 12% c 21%

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by Rebecca Murphy

Q: According to the sources, what is the primary component of blood plasma?

Q: Which of the following is considered a normal physiological change of the hematologic system associated with aging?

Q: A patient is experiencing shock specifically caused by severe dehydration. Which category of shock does this fall under?

Q: When monitoring a patient with advanced anemia, which sign should a PTA expect to observe?

Q: In the classification of leukemia, what does the term "-blastic" specifically indicate?

Q: Which finding during a lymph node palpation is considered a "red flag" that requires immediate notification of a physician?

Q: Multiple Myeloma initially affects the bone and bone marrow of which specific anatomical structures?

Q: Which layer of the heart is described as the thick contractile middle layer of muscle cells that forms the bulk of the heart wall?

Q: Which clinical manifestation is a hallmark sign of pericarditis, often identified by a grating sound heard with each heartbeat?

Q: The semilunar valves function specifically to prevent the backflow of blood from the aorta and pulmonary artery into the ventricles during which phase?

Q: During the Valsalva maneuver, the increase in intrathoracic pressure caused by straining leads to which immediate hemodynamic change?

Q: Using the large box method to calculate heart rate, what is the beats per minute (bpm) if there are 4 large squares between consecutive R waves?

Q: According to the clinical indications for the Ankle-Brachial Index (ABI), a score of 0.6 is suggestive of:

Q: Which of the following should a PTA use to monitor exercise intensity for a patient taking Carvedilol?

Q: A patient presenting with jugular venous distention and bilateral pitting edema in the lower extremities is most likely experiencing which cardiovascular disorder?

Q: Which type of angina is characterized by unpredictable chest pain that occurs at rest, lasts longer than 15 minutes, and warrants immediate medical intervention?

Q: What is a standard sternal precaution for a patient following a median sternotomy for a Coronary Artery Bypass Graft?

Q: Orthostatic hypotension is clinically defined as a decrease in systolic blood pressure of at least how many mmHg when transitioning from supine to a standing position?

Q: Which heart valve disorder occurs when the leaflets (flaps) become enlarged and bulge backward into the atrium during contraction?

Q: Which type of food should a patient be educated to consume carefully, as it could counteract the effects of anticoagulant medications like Warfarin?

Q: A patient's spirometry results show an FEV1/FVC ratio of 65%. Which category of lung disease does this finding most likely indicate?

Q: Which adventitious breath sound is described as a high-pitched crowing sound and often indicates an upper respiratory obstruction?

Q: Which breathing pattern is characterized by an irregular rate and depth with sudden periods of apnea due to damage to the medulla oblongata?

Q: To meet the clinical definition of Chronic Bronchitis, a patient must have a productive cough for at least three months per year for how many consecutive years?

Q: What is the primary pathological change associated with Emphysema?

Q: Which condition is a genetic disorder of ion transport that results in dehydrated and thick mucus, leading to a high risk of airway infections?

Q: Severe pulmonary edema often manifests with a cough that produces sputum described as:

Q: What is the standard Fraction of Inspired Oxygen (FiO2) for a patient breathing room air?