What is routinely done during an autopsy?
A. Blood pressure
B. Height and weight
C. Reflex assessment
D. Urinalysis
Answer: B
What is routinely done during an autopsy?
A. Blood pressure
B. Height and weight
C. Reflex assessment
D. Urinalysis
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A. Blood pressure
B. Height and weight
C. Reflex assessment
D. Urinalysis
An elderly man with multiple medical problems dies from a confirmed case of West Nile virus. Would an autopsy be performed?
An elderly man with multiple medical problems dies from a confirmed case of West Nile virus. Would an autopsy be performed?
A. Yes, because West Nile virus is a public health issue
B. Yes, because the man may have been misdiagnosed
C. No, because the body would be contagious to medical examiners
D. No, because the deceased would need to be cremated
Answer: A
What would a normal person have the most of?
What would a normal person have the most of?
A. Bones
B. Pairs of chromosomes
C. Pounds of skeletal weight
D. Different chemicals that make up DNA code
Answer: A
Skeletal remains are found. It is determined that the skeleton weighs 12 pounds, is 5'7' tall, and that the victim was left handed. What is the gender of the victim?
Skeletal remains are found. It is determined that the skeleton weighs 12 pounds, is 5'7' tall, and that the victim was left handed. What is the gender of the victim?
A. Most likely male
B. Most likely female
C. Could be either, based on the data given
D. Not enough data given
Answer: A
There are blood stains at a crime scene and the medical examiner orders a Precipitin test to determine if the stain is:
There are blood stains at a crime scene and the medical examiner orders a Precipitin test to determine if the stain is:
A. Animal blood or human blood.
B. Artificial blood.
C. A man's blood.
D. A woman's blood.
Answer: A
A skeleton is found in the woods. What will the medical examiner use to identify the remains?
A skeleton is found in the woods. What will the medical examiner use to identify the remains?
A. DNA
B. Teeth
C. Skull
D. Long bones
Answer: B
Skeletal remains are found and authorities have no clue about who the person might be. What would the pathologist be able to tell authorities about the victim?
Skeletal remains are found and authorities have no clue about who the person might be. What would the pathologist be able to tell authorities about the victim?
A. Age at time of death, sex and cause of death
B. Race, height and age at time of death
C. Sex, past medical conditions, and cause of death
D. Race, height, and past medical conditions
Answer: B
What science-related areas are most used in forensic science?
What science-related areas are most used in forensic science?
A. Multiple science specialties
B. Social and political science
C. Biology and geology
D. Chemistry, astrology and physics
Answer: A
Henri has been out of the nursing field for 10 years. In order to return to work in a hospital, he will likely need to be trained to use:
Henri has been out of the nursing field for 10 years. In order to return to work in a hospital, he will likely need to be trained to use:
A. Telemedicine
B. Computerized charting.
C. Digital imaging.
D. Stereotactic radiosurgery.
Answer: B
What imaging technique would most likely be used if a broken bone is suspected?
What imaging technique would most likely be used if a broken bone is suspected?
A. Ultrasound
B. MRI
C. Traditional x-ray
D. Positron emission tomography
Answer: C
Which of the following is an example of teleradiology?
Which of the following is an example of teleradiology?
A. Using telephones to communicate among medical offices
B. Radiation that is used in imaging that comes from a remote location
C. Transmitting images from a microscope over the phone lines
D. Sending digital chest x-rays over telecommunication lines
Answer: D
A man in an ambulance is having severe chest pain. How will EMTs use telemedicine to save this man's life?
A man in an ambulance is having severe chest pain. How will EMTs use telemedicine to save this man's life?
A. They will call the doctor and ask what medication to give.
B. They will use remote arrhythmia monitoring to send an EKG to the physician in the emergency room.
C. They will patch in to the hospital's psychiatrist who will talk to the man and calm him down.
D. They will use a telespirometer to treat the man's breathing problems and thereby relieving his pain.
Answer: B
What statement is true about telepsychiatry?
What statement is true about telepsychiatry?
A. It replaces traditional psychoanalysis
B. It is most useful for mental patients with aggressive behavior who may pose a physical threat
C. It is best used with patients who are schizophrenic or having hallucinations
D. It can be used in special circumstances but does not replace face-to-face counseling
Answer: D
What imaging technique is done most frequently?
What imaging technique is done most frequently?
A. Ultrasound
B. MRI
C. Traditional x-ray
D. Positron emission tomography
Answer: C
Much research has been done on the effectiveness of telemedicine. Based on research results, telemedicine is generally:
Much research has been done on the effectiveness of telemedicine. Based on research results, telemedicine is generally:
A. Less painful to the patient.
B. Cost-effective.
C. Less accurate and efficient.
D. More time consuming.
Answer: B
Marnita has always wanted a career in health care but lately finds she prefers working with computers rather than people. What career would best fit her interests?
Marnita has always wanted a career in health care but lately finds she prefers working with computers rather than people. What career would best fit her interests?
A. Radiologic technologist
B. Ultrasound technician
C. Certified nursing assistant
D. Administrative medical informatics
Answer: D
Coding systems were created to standardize:
Coding systems were created to standardize:
A. Appointment times in medical offices.
B. Physician specialties and qualifications.
C. Medical insurance claims.
D. Health care worker credentials and qualifications.
Answer: C
Mallory wishes to work as an insurance clerk. What class would BEST prepare her for the technology demands of the job?
Mallory wishes to work as an insurance clerk. What class would BEST prepare her for the technology demands of the job?
A. Photoshop Pro
B. Computerized Billing
C. Web Page Editor
D. Interpersonal Communications
Answer: B
What can be done with a digital x-ray that cannot be done with a traditional x-ray?
What can be done with a digital x-ray that cannot be done with a traditional x-ray?
A. View bones
B. View organs in front of bones
C. Produce a two-dimensional picture on film
D. Emphasize and enlarge certain areas
Answer: D
What imaging technique is used to examine a moving fetus?
What imaging technique is used to examine a moving fetus?
A. Ultrasound
B. MRI
C. Traditional x-ray
D. Computerized tomography
Answer: A
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