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Froggy Jumps Medical Vital Signs & History QuestOnline version Engaging health assessment trivia by Nancy Gonzales Jr 1 What is the normal adult pulse range? a 60–100 bpm b 100–120 bpm c 40–60 bpm 2 Which term means rapid breathing? a Tachypnea b Apnea c Bradypnea 3 Which term means temporarily stopped breathing? a Apnea b Tachypnea c Dyspnea 4 Which position means lying face up? a Supine b Prone c Sims 5 Which position means lying face down? a Prone b Fowler’s c Lithotomy 6 Which examination technique means looking at the patient? a Percussion b Inspection c Palpation 7 Which examination technique involves touch? a Palpation b Auscultation c Inspection 8 Which chart tests distance vision? a Snellen b Weber c Jaeger 9 Which chart tests near vision? a Jaeger b Snellen c Rinne 10 What does NKDA mean? a No Known Drug Allergies b No Known Disease Assessment c No Known Dietary Allergies 11 A resting pulse of 106 bpm would be classified as: a Tachycardia b Arrhythmia c Bradycardia 12 A pulse of 55 bpm would be classified as: a Bradycardia b Arrhythmia c Tachycardia 13 A patient is breathing slowly. Which term best describes this? a Bradypnea b Dyspnea c Tachypnea 14 A patient is having difficult, labored breathing. Which term applies? a Dyspnea b Bradypnea c Apnea 15 Which position places the patient on the back with the knees bent? a Dorsal recumbent b Trendelenburg c Supine 16 Which position is commonly used for a pelvic examination? a Lithotomy b Prone c Sims 17 Which position is commonly associated with rectal procedures? a Sims b Fowler’s c Supine 18 Which examination technique involves tapping the body to evaluate sounds? a Percussion b Auscultation c Palpation 19 Which examination technique involves listening to body sounds? a Auscultation b Mensuration c Inspection 20 Which device measures lung capacity? a Spirometer b Pulse oximeter c Audiometer 21 A patient states, “The pain starts in my shoulder and moves down my arm.” The movement of pain into the arm describes: a Radiation b Severity c Location 22 A patient states that walking makes their knee pain worse. This information represents: a An aggravating factor b An alleviating factor c An associated symptom 23 A patient reports that lying down decreases their abdominal discomfort. This represents: a An alleviating factor b An aggravating factor c Radiation 24 A patient reports chest pain accompanied by nausea. The nausea is considered: a An associated symptom b Radiation c Severity 25 A provider visually examines a skin lesion before touching it. Which technique is being performed first? a Inspection b Palpation c Mensuration 26 After examining a lesion, the provider measures its diameter. Which technique is being used? a Mensuration b Percussion c Manipulation 27 A provider moves a patient’s shoulder to evaluate range of motion. Which examination technique is being used? a Manipulation b Palpation c Mensuration 28 Which hearing test compares air conduction with bone conduction? a Rinne b Audiometer c Weber 29 Which hearing test is used to evaluate whether hearing is symmetrical? a Weber b Rinne c Audiometer 30 When documenting a patient’s chief complaint, which action follows the study guide’s documentation standard? a Record the patient’s exact words b Translate the complaint into medical terminology c Record the patient’s exact words 31 What does BP stand for? a Blood Pressure b Body Position c Breathing Pattern 32 What does c/o mean? a Complains of b Checked out c Care of 33 What does Pt stand for? a Patient b Pulse test c Treatment 34 What does STAT mean? a Immediately b At bedtime c Slowly 35 What does BMI stand for? a Body Mass Index b Basic Medical Information c Body Measurement Indicator 36 What does Tx mean? a Treatment b Temperature c Test 37 What does CC stand for? a Chief Complaint b Cardiac Cycle c Clinical Condition 38 What does Hx stand for? a History b Hospital c Examination 39 What does PRN mean? a As needed b Every night c Before meals 40 What does Fx mean? a Fracture b Fever c Flexion 41 Which abbreviation means Head, Eyes, Ears, Nose, and Throat? a HEENT b SOAP c ROS 42 Which abbreviation refers to the left eye? a OS b OU c OD 43 Which abbreviation refers to the right eye? a OD b OU c OS 44 Which abbreviation means both eyes? a OU b OS c OD 45 Which abbreviation stands for Review of Systems? a ROS b SOAP c HEENT 46 What does SOAP stand for? a Subjective, Objective, Assessment, Plan b Screening, Observation, Analysis, Plan c Symptoms, Observation, Assessment, Procedure 47 Which term describes the contraction phase of the cardiac cycle? a Systole b Palpation c Diastole 48 Which term describes the relaxation phase of the cardiac cycle? a Diastole b Auscultation c Systole 49 Which term means dizziness? a Vertigo b Diaphoresis c Cerumen 50 Which term means excessive sweating? a Diaphoresis b Hyperopia c Hypopnea 51 A patient says they cannot breathe comfortably while lying flat. Which term best describes this condition? a Orthopnea b Apnea c Hypopnea 52 A patient experiences shallow respirations while sleeping. Which term applies? a Hypopnea b Orthopnea c Apnea 53 Which term describes the complete absence of respirations? a Apnea b Orthopnea c Hypopnea 54 A body temperature above 106.7°F due to changes in the hypothalamus is called: a Hyperpyrexia b Diaphoresis c Febrile 55 Which term describes a patient whose body temperature is above normal? a Febrile b Hyperopia c Vertigo 56 Which instrument is used to look at the tympanic membrane? a Otoscope b Ophthalmoscope c Stethoscope 57 Which instrument is used to examine the eyes? a Ophthalmoscope b Percussion hammer c Otoscope 58 A patient can see nearby objects clearly but has difficulty seeing distant objects. Which term describes this? a Myopia b Vertigo c Hyperopia 59 A patient can see distant objects more clearly than nearby objects. Which term describes this? a Hyperopia b Cerumen c Myopia 60 Which instrument is specifically used to check reflexes? a Percussion hammer b Stethoscope c Ophthalmoscope

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Medical Vital Signs & History QuestOnline version

by Nancy Gonzales Jr

What is the normal adult pulse range?

Which term means rapid breathing?

Which term means temporarily stopped breathing?

Which position means lying face up?

Which position means lying face down?

Which examination technique means looking at the patient?

Which examination technique involves touch?

Which chart tests distance vision?

Which chart tests near vision?

What does NKDA mean?

A resting pulse of 106 bpm would be classified as:

A pulse of 55 bpm would be classified as:

A patient is breathing slowly. Which term best describes this?

A patient is having difficult, labored breathing. Which term applies?

Which position places the patient on the back with the knees bent?

Which position is commonly used for a pelvic examination?

Which position is commonly associated with rectal procedures?

Which examination technique involves tapping the body to evaluate sounds?

Which examination technique involves listening to body sounds?

Which device measures lung capacity?

A patient states, “The pain starts in my shoulder and moves down my arm.” The movement of pain into the arm describes:

A patient states that walking makes their knee pain worse. This information represents:

A patient reports that lying down decreases their abdominal discomfort. This represents:

A patient reports chest pain accompanied by nausea. The nausea is considered:

A provider visually examines a skin lesion before touching it. Which technique is being performed first?

After examining a lesion, the provider measures its diameter. Which technique is being used?

A provider moves a patient’s shoulder to evaluate range of motion. Which examination technique is being used?

Which hearing test compares air conduction with bone conduction?

Which hearing test is used to evaluate whether hearing is symmetrical?

When documenting a patient’s chief complaint, which action follows the study guide’s documentation standard?

What does BP stand for?

What does c/o mean?

What does Pt stand for?

What does STAT mean?

What does BMI stand for?

What does Tx mean?

What does CC stand for?

What does Hx stand for?

What does PRN mean?

What does Fx mean?

Which abbreviation means Head, Eyes, Ears, Nose, and Throat?

Which abbreviation refers to the left eye?

Which abbreviation refers to the right eye?

Which abbreviation means both eyes?

Which abbreviation stands for Review of Systems?

What does SOAP stand for?

Which term describes the contraction phase of the cardiac cycle?

Which term describes the relaxation phase of the cardiac cycle?

Which term means dizziness?

Which term means excessive sweating?

A patient says they cannot breathe comfortably while lying flat. Which term best describes this condition?

A patient experiences shallow respirations while sleeping. Which term applies?

Which term describes the complete absence of respirations?

A body temperature above 106.7°F due to changes in the hypothalamus is called:

Which term describes a patient whose body temperature is above normal?

Which instrument is used to look at the tympanic membrane?

Which instrument is used to examine the eyes?

A patient can see nearby objects clearly but has difficulty seeing distant objects. Which term describes this?

A patient can see distant objects more clearly than nearby objects. Which term describes this?

Which instrument is specifically used to check reflexes?