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Scribeamerica Training Basics
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medical-transcription
Instructions:
Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
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This is a study tool. The 3 wrong answers for each question are randomly chosen from answers to other questions. So, you might find at times the answers obvious, but you will see it re-enforces your understanding as you take the test each time.
1. Ear wax
Axial Load
QRS
Ddx
cerumen
2. Fainting; loss of consciousness
carbon dioxide
syncope
RSV
PUD
3. Pre-ventricular contraction
SR
PVC
hematoma
CT
4. Upper respiratory infection
post-tussive
urethra
URI
PICC line
5. Atraumatic/normocephalic
AT/NC
Hct
flurbiprofen
RUL
6. Left axis deviation
hematemesis
sclera
UTO
LAD
7. Increases heart rate
EP
How many HPI - ROS - and Physical Exam elements do you need for a Level 5 chart?
junctional
epinephrin
8. Anterior chamber
AC
Palmar drift
I&D
WNL
9. Feverish
AC
febrile
trismus
cholecystectomy
10. Recommend
rec
Spurling's test
cachectic
Axial Load
11. Breath or bowel sounds
BSs
p
malleolus
amenorrhea
12. By rectum ('per rectum')
glucagon
pyelonephritis
PR
W&D
13. Bloody stool
tegretol (carbamazepine)
Snuffbox
hematochezia
SM
14. A protein found in the blood after a clot is degraded by finbrinolysis; test is often used to diagnose DVT or PE
Snuffbox
D-dimer
PT/PTT
scleral icterus
15. Skin infection
UTO
hypovolemia
CVP
cellulitis
16. Cancer
HA
CA
cardiomegaly
A
17. Itching
U/S
epididymitis
EKG leads
pruritus
18. Metered dose inhaler
hemorrhoids
chest tube
PEG tube
MDI
19. Epinephrine
Brudzinski's sign
EPI
ICU
RLQ
20. Outside
CVA
CABG
ETOH
external
21. Antibiotic
U/S
etracycline
perineum
demerol
22. Left lower quadrant of abdomen
LLQ
lingual
slit lamp exam
sub-mental
23. Consistent with
c/w
Romberg test
IVCD
humalog
24. Suppository
fundus
supp
nl BSs
dyspnea
25. Antibiotic
ischium
digoxin/lanoxin
EKG leads
macrobid
26. Blood culture x 1 - 2 - or 3 (numbers refer to How many blood cultures are to be taken); used to diagnose sepsis or bacteremia
BCx
ET
post-prandial
nodules
27. Abnormal blood levels can indicate metabolic acidosis
anterolateral
carbon dioxide
benadryl
appendectomy
28. Ventricular fibrillation
euthymic
febrile
erythema (erythematous)
V-fib
29. Important for cellular integrity
augmentin
SL or sub-L
pen VK
chloride
30. Saliva/mucous expectorant through mouth
cervix
stadol
lateral
sputum
31. A test performed during the Physical Exam in which the lower leg is evaluated for signs of DVT
32.
PE
FB
CBD
nasogastric tube placement
33. Abnormal blood levels can indicate metabolic acidosis
dysmenorrhea
lac
dysphasia
carbon dioxide
34. With
FROM
c
HCG Urine
EKG leads
35. Important for cellular integrity
Gtt(s)
LSS
chloride
dilantin (pheytoin)
36. Mitral valve prolapse
MVP
Fx
ST
sodium
37. ST elevation myocardial infarction
nodules
STEMI
EENT
anesthetized
38. Medical resonance imaging
Q
MRI
anserine bursa
demerol
39. Sinus tachycardia
AMS
JD
ST
RUQ
40. Anterior chamber
DDD
ENT
etracycline
AC
41. NSAID/muscle relaxant
glucotrol
benadryl
ecchymosis
perineum
42. Right lower lobe (of lung)
nl
RLL
phalanx
PG
43. Dead on arrival
Axis
AT/NC
DOA
WDWN
44. Severe loss of cognitive ability (memory - language - behavior - judgement)
cachectic
dementia
avelox
supination
45. 4 times per day ('quater in die')
TIA
post-tussive
mediastinum
QID
46. Physically wasted - ill; in a state of malnutrition
cachectic
OM
Rx
aphasia
47. Relatively hard and spherical abnormal structures
ecchymosis
nodules
toradol
nystagmus
48. CT Angiogram or chest CT scan
CTA or CTChest
NC
post-prandial
tequin
49. Small - inflamed - congested spots on the skin; pimples
hemoptysis
NAD
papules
biaxin
50. Kidney - ureter - and bladder
KUB
hemogram
ED
pedal