Question: ASSIGNMENT N4 1. Testing A Patient’s Gait Would Test For Which Body System? A Digestive Integumentary C. Cardiovascular D Nervous C. Endocrine 2. Diabetes Mellitus Is The Result Of The Impaired Action Of What Hormone? Athyroxine Insulin C. Adrenaline D. Glucagon Testosterone 3. To Test A Patient For Allergies, The Physician Would Order A A Fasting Blood …

ASSIGNMENT N4 1. Testing a patient’s gait would test for which body system? a digestive integumentary c. cardiovascular d nervous c. endocrine 2. Diabetes mellitus is the result of the impaired action of what hormone? athyroxine insulin c. adrenaline d. glucagon testosterone 3. To test a patient for allergies, the physician would order a a fasting blood glucose. b. lumbar puncture. neurological evaluation RAST test. e colonoscopy 4. Before a stool sample is collected for occult blood, fiber and iron supplements should be avoided for a 12 hours before collection b. 24 hours before collection. c. 48 hours before collection d. three days before collection e seven days before collection 5. Orthopedics pertains to the a. endocrine system. b. nervous system. c. integumentary system. d. musculoskeletal system. e digestive system. 6. All of the following are common symptom of cardiovascular disease except a. dyspnca. b. polydipsia. c. angina d. diaphoresis. c. cyanosis. 7. The Romberg test is used to evaluate the @ nervous system. b. skeletal system c. digestive system d. endocrine system. e. integumentary system. 8. Which of the following is not taken into consideration when evaluating pupils? ASSIGNMENTS 1. Health care workers who acquire HIV from occupational exposure are at greatest danger from a. unprotected personal care b. contaminated blood in an open wound. c. accidental needlesticks d. using clean gloves with each patient. e nor washing hands. 2. Using Naegele’s rule, the due date for childbirth for a woman who had her last menstrual period on 10/4/2017 is 14/11/2018 b. 7/4/2018 c. 7/11/2018 d. 10/4/2018 3. An exam tray that includes gloves, speculum, three glass slides, fixative, and sterile culture swabs with containers is ready for what type of examination? a rectal b. pelvic c. gastroenterology d. neurological eurological 4. The causative agent of syphilis is 1. Treponema pallidon, b. Streptococcus pyogenes c. Staphylococcus aureus. d. Trichomonas vaginalis. e herpes simplex type 2 5. All of the following are symptoms or complications from PID except a. peritonitis. b. ectopic pregnancies. c. infertility. d. blood clots. e. ulcerative colitis. 6. The STI that is caused by a protozoan is a. gonorrhea. b. chlamydia. c. candidiasis. d. trichomoniasis. e. genital warts. 7. Barrier methods of contraception include all of the following except a. morning after pill. b. contraceptive sponge. c. condom d. cervical cap. e diaphragm. 8. All of the following are prenatal screening tests except a. amniocentesis. b. digital record exam. c. glucose tolerance test. d. ABO/Rh blood test. e. ultrasound. 9. Vasectomy involves the severing and tying off of the a. fallopian tubes. b. scrotum. c. urethra. d. vas deferens e. epididymis. 10. All of the following are risk factors for breast cancer except a. aging. b. family history of breast cancer. c. fatty breast tissue. d. early menarche. e. smoking. Critical Thinking Refer to the case study at the beginning of the chapter 37 and use what you have learned to answer the following questions. 1. Determine Mrs. Lufti’s EDD( Estemated Date of Delivery) a based on her LMP 2. How would Mrs. Lufti’s past obstetrical history be recorded in the prenatal record? 3. What should Mrs. Lufti expect to have completed during her first prenatal visit with Dr. Mc Walters? On the Job 1. A young male patient has an appointment but refuses to speak to you the medical assistant, about his problem. He indicates that it is a very personal matter.” After asking some questions, you surmise that he has symptoms of an STI. What should you do? How should you respond to him?