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MIBMS Exam

Subject : it-skills
Instructions:
  • Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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1. HCPCS are not used in an ________ setting






2. Displacement of a bone from its joint






3. Anterposterior






4. Standard measure of energy in radiation treatment






5. Magnetic resonance imaging






6. Didanosine (Videx) requires a patient to have frequent ____ examiniations






7. When doing an osteopathic manipulative treatment which region is not listed in the CPT manual _______






8. Diphtheria - and tetanus and whole cell pertussis vaccine






9. Codes are usually used when a dermatologist sees a patient in the office






10. Breastbone






11. Thigh bone






12. ______ publishes and updated Medicare Physician Fee Schedule every year






13. A mother reports to the nurse that her two children are complaining of an itchy scalp and she found little dark things in their hair what did she find?






14. Slipping or subluxation of a vertebra






15. Radioactive drug given for diagnostic or therapeutic purpose






16. A mother reports to the nurse that her two children are complaining of an itchy scalp and she found little dark things in their hair what did she find?






17. When teaching a patient about treatment of diabetes with glipizide the patient history of sensitivity to sulfa drugs is important because _________________________________________






18. It is a parasite because it contains no chlorophyll






19. Is the drug for Rocky Mountain spotted fever






20. Didanosine (Videx) requires a patient to have frequent ____ examiniations






21. Abnormal swelling of a metatarsophalangeal joint






22. Cystic mass arising from a tendon in the wrist






23. Compression of the median nerve in the the wrist






24. The smaller of the two lower leg bones is the






25. Measles - mumps - rubella - and varicella vaccine






26. Codes are usually used when a dermatologist sees a patient in the office






27. The number of viral copies per ML






28. Spongy - porous bone tissue is also called






29. A nurse will prepare to administer ________ & _________ for patients who are experiencing anaphylaxis






30. The shoulder bone is the






31. Measles - mumps - and rubella vaccine






32. Lateral extension of the scapula






33. Chronic inflammatory disease affecting skin (red rash on the face) - kidneys - heart - and lungs as well as joints






34. What family does Varicella Zoster virus belong to?






35. Standard measure of energy in radiation treatment






36. Would be effective in treating head lice






37. Sulfonamide drugs may react with ___________ and __________ agents






38. Tetanus and diphtheria toxoids >7 years vaccine






39. SPECT is a






40. A radioactive drug used in diagnosis of disease






41. Hyperthyroidism in older adults is typically treated with _______________






42. Interventional radiologists perform all of the following except






43. Medicare Part D has a $______ dedictible






44. Ultrasound






45. The number of viral copies per ML






46. The use of a hand-held Doppler device that does not produce hard copy output or that produces a record that does not permit analysis of bidirectional vascular flow - is considered to be __________________________ and is not separately reported






47. What is the meaning of adduction






48. What is the correct method of administration of long-acting forms of penicillin __________






49. Portion of the vertebral arch






50. A __________ is automatically transmitted by the primary payer to the secondary payer