Incorrectly aligning the point of entry will result in what type of error?
What will be an ideal response?
Incorrect point of entry, or not centering the image receptor within the x-ray beam, will result in conecut error.
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In the acronym SAILER, the letter S stands for:
a. symptoms. b. sex. c. subjective. d. splint.
During transport, a 27-year-old female drug addict with acute abdominal pain tells you that she is scared and starts crying. What would your best response be?
A) "Don't worry, there is probably nothing wrong. My guess is that you probably ate something bad, but the hospital will let you know for sure." B) "I know that you are in pain. We are 5 minutes from the hospital and I have already called the emergency department and let them know we are coming. They will be prepared for us." C) "This probably has something to do with the drugs you are on. It is very important that you quit." D) "There is nothing more I can do since we are not allowed to give medications for pain. Let's just see what happens at the hospital."
Which statement would be appropriate for the medical assistant to include when teaching a patient about the proper use of medications?
A. "A prescription is just a guideline and does not have to be followed exactly." B. "If you do not take your medications as instructed, you may experience dangerous side effects." C. "You may mix medications without checking with your physician." D. "It is okay to share your medication with your family if they have the same symptoms you have." E. "If you miss a dose of your medication, take two doses when you remember it."
A fast, systematic assessment for life-threatening injuries other than those already identified in the primary assessment is known as:
A) rapid trauma exam. B) detailed physical exam. C) secondary service. D) head to toe exam.