Final Flashcards
(56 cards)
What is the largest organ (system) of the body?
Integumentary system or skin
List some functions of the skin
Protection, dehydration, regulation of body temperature, and perception
How many layers form the skin?
Three layers. Epidermis, dermis, and then subcutaneous.
The define the following terms
Hematoma
Hirsutisme
Albinism
Petechiae
Swelling of a blood clot
Excessive facial hair
Absence of the pigment of the skin
The breakdown of tiny vessels
What is the term for abnormal carving of the nails?
Clubbing
Define paronychia
An infection of the skinfold around the nail
Name a fungal infection of the skin
Ringworm
Name a viral infection of the skin
Verrucae (skin warts)
Persistent bumps and pimples on the face due to inflamed hair, follicles are called
Folliculitis
What is Urticaria?
Allergic reaction known as hives
What is meant by economics?
There are measures to prevent musculoskeletal disorders at work and promote wellness and minimize and injuries
What is the benefit of the patient portal?
A secure online website that gives the patient a 24 hour access to personal health information
What is the purpose of practice management?
It manages the operations of medical practice
What is the difference between software and hardware?
Software or programs containing instructions to the computer. Hardware is the physical components of the computer.
What does diaphoresis mean?
Profused sweating
What should you do before you set an appointment schedule?
Establish or build
List and explain the different types of scheduling
Modify wave scheduling, patients are scheduled during the first 30 minutes of each hour leaving the last 30 minutes of each hour empty.
Double booking. Scheduling two or more patients at the same time.
Clustering scheduling, scheduling patients for specific types of visits or procedures at a specific time of day or of the week.
Single booking, scheduling each patient for a specific time of the day
Walking/open hours,
Stream scheduling,
What does the acronym SOAP stand for, and CHEDDAR?
(SOAP) subjective objective assessment plan. (CHEDDAR) chief complaint, history, examination, detailed drugs, dose of drugs, assessment, and returned to visit.
What is listed under subjective information?
Symptoms or chief complaint
What is the best way to correct any wrong entry in the patient file?
Drawing a single line through the wrong entry with initial end date and then enter the right entry
Define
A. Bill of Rights
B. Informed consent
A. Legal rights the patient has under the care of a practitioner or in the medical facility.
B. Agreement to allow something to happen like a procedure, only after relevant facts are known .
What does HIPAA acronym stand for?
Health insurance portability accountability act
What is insurance billing?
To build the patient’s insurance directly for payments for any service rendered
When an amount of money is left, that is not paid by insurance, this is called
Patient responsibility