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Diagnostic Procedures and Pharmacology - Quiz B

front 1

Which term describes the evaluation or appraisal of a condition?

back 1

assessment

front 2

In a setting such as a hospital, which of the following is considered the fifth vital sign?

back 2

pain

front 3

Which elevated blood test indicates the presence of inflammation in the body?

back 3

erythrocyte sedimentation rate

front 4

Which procedure is a diagnostic test used to evaluate fetal health and diagnose certain congenital disorders?

back 4

amniocentesis

front 5

Which term describes a drug interaction that occurs when the effect of one drug is increased by another drug, herbal remedy, or other treatment?

back 5

potentiation

front 6

Which term describes drug administration taken into the body through the digestive tract?

back 6

oral

front 7

Which term reflects the amount of wastes, minerals, and solids in the urine?

back 7

specific gravity

front 8

Which diagnostic technique uses a combination of radio waves and a strong magnetic field to produce images?

back 8

magnetic resonance imaging

front 9

Which blood test provides information about the patient's immune system, detects certain types of leukemia, and determines the severity of infection?

back 9

white blood cell differential test

front 10

Which imaging system combines tomography with radionuclide tracers to produce enhanced images of selected body organs or areas?

back 10

positron-emission tomography

front 11

Which type of dental x-ray has the film placed and exposed outside of the mouth?

back 11

extraoral

front 12

Which type of injection is made into the middle layers of the skin?

back 12

intradermal

front 13

Which term describes any position in which the patient is lying down?

back 13

recumbent

front 14

Which blood test is used to detect an internal hemorrhage lasting more than 24 hours?

back 14

red blood cell count

front 15

Which urine condition, as detected by urinalysis, is an indication of impaired kidney function?

back 15

albuminuria

front 16

Which instrument is used to enlarge the opening of a canal, such as the vagina, to facilitate the inspection of its interior?

back 16

speculum

front 17

Which term describes the part of the body closest to the film during a radiographic exposure?

back 17

positioning

front 18

Which imaging technique is used to determine cardiac or cerebral perfusion plus brain imaging for epilepsy, dementia, and recurrent brain tumors?

back 18

PET

front 19

Which technique is an ultrasonic imaging technique used to evaluate heart structures?

back 19

transesophageal echocardiography

front 20

Which radiographic projection has the patient positioned so the body is slanted sideways to the film?

back 20

oblique