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Terminology (32 points)
1. Bluish discoloration of the skin
2. Enlargement of the liver
3. Inflammation of the stomach and intestines
4. Incision into the bladder
5. Absence of breathing
6. Fluid in the tissues
7. Painful or difficult digestion
8. Nosebleed
9. Ballooning out or dilatation of an artery
10. Ringing in the ears
11. Inflammation of many joints
12. Loss of appetite
13. Spitting blood
14. A wasting of tissues, organs or body
15. Sudden blocking of an artery by a clot
16. Runny nose
17. Woman in her first pregnancy
18. Surgical repair of a joint
19. Surgical removal of an ovary
20. Inflammation of the middle ear
21. Blood in the urine
22. Vomiting of blood
23. Enlargement of the liver and spleen
24. Incision into the uterus
25. Operation for the correction of a defect of the eyelids
26. Slender thread, rod, or catheter lying within the lumen of tubular structures used to provide support
27. A woman who has never conceived a child
28. A band or sheet of fibrous tissue connecting two or more bones, cartilages, or other structures or serving as support for
fasciae or muscles
29. Inflammation of the brain
30. Difficulty swallowing
31. Thick-walled tube that conducts urine from the renal pelvis to the bladder
32. Incision into the sternum
Abbreviations (18 points)
1. RSV
2. TPN
3. p.o.
4. O.U.
5. p.r.n.
6. STAT
8. BPH
9. CABG
10. NSAID
11. ERCP
12. b.i.d.
13. AAMT
14. EGD
15. DJD
16. D&C
17. CHF
18. I&D
Anatomy and Physiology (20 points) - Multiple choice
What part of the body would you be transcribing about if the physician dictated the following?
1. Perineum
2. Mediastinum
3. Melanin
4. Cystic duct
5. Calyx
6. Vitreous humor
7. Gastrocnemius
8. Cochlea
9. Mandible
10. Deltoid
Please choose the correct definition for the following prefixes and suffixes:
11. Ante-
12. Peri-
13. Inter-
14. -dynia
15. -stomy
16. dys-
17. -pexy
18. retro-
19. -cele
20. -osis
SURGICAL TERMS (10 points)
In what operation or specialty would you most likely see these terms?
1. Marlex Mesh
2. Crowe-Davis mouth gag
3. Seldinger technique
4. Austin-Moore prosthesis
5. McBurney incision
6. Marshall-Marchetti procedure
7. Nissen fundoplication
8. Burch procedure
9. Van Ness procedure
10. Blalock-Taussig procedure
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Please correct these sentences:
1. .5% xylocaine was administered.
2. DIAGNOSES: UTI.
3. The patient has a history of elicit drug abuse, however, has been attending rehabilitation for approximately one years time.
4. The scar on his left forearm measured approximately 2-1/2 cm.
5. Thank you Dr. Smith for your kind referral of this patient.
6. Tyenol Number Three was ordered PRN pain.
7. The patient had normal active bowel sounds on examination.
8. He has about a 20 pack year smoking history.
9. She complains of P and D, gradual hearing loss, and tendonitis.
10. The patient is a seven year old male admitted for a sore throat.
11. The pain was of three months duration.
12. Papillary excrescence on the lateral aspect measures .8 centimeters in diameter.
13. Plane films of the chest was unremarkable.
14. Cereal computer tomograms of the abdomen and pelvic were obtained.
15. The patient was placed in the dorsolithotomy position.
16. Enlarged limp nodes are identified in the periaortic and pericaval regions.
17. He reported melanotic stools.
18. She did well until 10:00 o'clock on the morning of admission.
19. She continued to have pain and footdrop despite having adequate pulse and signs of excellent profusion. There was a good doppler signal.
20. By manual exam revealed no palpable mass or adnexal enlargment.
