Musculoskeletal Med-surg
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Muscles make up approximately 40 percent of total weight with the heart being the hardest-working muscle in the body. Many things can hinder the system from functioning correctly and from correcting some of them a surgery must take place. The quiz below is perfect for refreshing your memory on some of the vocabulary used in such surgeries.
- 1.SURGICAL PUNCTURE OF A JOINT
- A.
ARTHROCENTESIS
- B.
ARTHOPLASTY
- C.
ARTHODESIS
- 2.REPAIR OF A JOINT SURFACE OR SURFACES
- A.
ARTHODESIS
- B.
ARTHROCENTESIS
- C.
ARTHOPLASTY
- 3.SURGICAL FUSION OF A JOINT
- A.
ARTHOPLASTY
- B.
ARTHODESIS
- C.
ARTHROCENTESIS
- 4.JOINT WITH SLIGHT MOVEMENT
- A.
SYNARTHROSIS
- B.
DIARTHROSIS
- C.
AMPHIARTHROSIS
- 5.JOINT WITH FREE MOVEMENT
- A.
DIARTHROSIS
- B.
SYNARTHROSIS
- C.
AMPHIARTHROSIS
- 6.JOINT WITH NO MOVEMENT
- A.
SYNARTHROSIS
- B.
AMPHIARTHROSIS
- C.
DIARTHROSIS
- 7.FOURTH FUNCTION OF THE MUSCULAR SYSTEM
- A.
TENDON SUPPORT
- B.
VENOUS BLOOD RETURN
- C.
ANTIBODY FORMATION
- 8.EPIMYSIUM, PERIMYSIUM, ENDOMYSIUM FORM/RELATE TO THE
- A.
NERVE BUNDLES
- B.
MUSCLE MATRIX
- C.
TENDONS
- 9.ENZYME THAT BREAKS DOWN ACETYLCHOLINE
- A.
CHOLINESTRATE
- B.
NEUROSTRATE
- C.
URIC ACID
- 10.EACH MUSCLE USUALLY IS PENETRATED BY
- A.
TWO ARTERIES, ONE VEIN, ONE NERVE
- B.
MULTIPLE NERVES, ONE VEIN, ONE ARTERY
- C.
TWO VEINS, ONE ARTERY, ONE NERVE
- 11.MOST COMMON DISCOMFORT AFTER A MYELOGRAM
- A.
BACK PAIN
- B.
HEADACHE
- C.
NECK STIFFNESS
- 12.AFTER A MYELOGRAM, PATIENT SHOULD REMAIN IN WHAT POSITION FOR AT LEAST 8 HOURS
- A.
HIGH FOWLERS
- B.
PRONE
- C.
SEMI-FOWLERS
- 13.DURING A CT SCAN THE PATIENT MAY FEEL
- A.
CHILLED AND CLAMY
- B.
HEART TACHYCARDIA AND CONFUSION
- C.
WARM AND SOMEWHAT NAUSEATED
- 14.OSTEOMYELITIS IS BEST DETECTED BY WHICH TEST
- A.
ELECTROMYOGRAM WITH ATOMIC DYE
- B.
CT SCAN
- C.
BONE SCAN
- 15.IN A BONE SCAN ATOMIC DYE IS GIVEN BY IV WHEN
- A.
24 HOURS BEFORE PROCEDURE
- B.
DURING THE PROCEDURE
- C.
2-3 HOURS BEFORE PROCEDURE
- 16.MOST ENDOSCOPIC PROCEDURES REQUIRE PATIENT TO BE ON NPO STATUS HOW LONG BEFORE PROCEDURE
- A.
2-4 HOURS
- B.
6-12 HOURS
- C.
NPO NOT NEEEDED
- 17.ALKALINE PHOSPHATASE LEVEL ARE ELEVATED IN
- A.
RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS
- B.
MI
- C.
GOUT
- 18.NONSPECIFIC TEST TO DETECT INFLAMMATION
- A.
ESR
- B.
RA
- C.
MCG
- 19.9.5 TO 10.5 IS A NORMAL LEVEL FOR
- A.
MYOGLOBIN
- B.
CALCIUM
- C.
POTASSIUM
- 20.INFLAMMATION OF SYNOVIAL MEMBRANE,
- A.
RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS
- B.
OSTEOARTHRITIS
- 21.CARTILAGE DEGENERATION FROM NORMAL WEAR AND TEAR
- A.
RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS
- B.
OSTEOARTHRITIS
- 22.FEMALES ARE AT HIGHER RISK
- A.
RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS
- B.
OSTEOARTHRITIS
- 23.ONLY ONE SIDE OF BODY MAYBE AFFECTED
- A.
OSTEOARTHRITIS
- B.
RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS
- 24.MAINTAIN AND ENCOURAGE ACTIVITY LEVEL WITHOUT RESTRICTION
- A.
RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS
- B.
OSTEOARTHRITIS
- 25.SYSTEMIC DISEASE
- A.
OSTEOARTHRITIS
- B.
RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS
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