Question

Pick the option that is the most natural way through which to get oxygen.

RA

CPAP

Nasal Cannula

BiPAP

Who is the person primarily responsible for helping the patient in the room and dispensing medications to the patient?

Nurse

Scribe

Biller/coder

Transcriptionist

Your patient has Chest Pain. Which diagnosis is NOT on your differential?

Rib fracture

Heart Attack

Toe contusion

Angina

A 62 year old male reports a history of gallstones, which ultimately required a gallbladder removal. What procedure would you document in his PSHx?

Adenoidectomy

Cholecystectomy

Tracheostomy

Appendectomy

A patient with hypertension is commonly asymptomatic. What is often the first concern for HTN?

High fever

Strong urine odor

Low blood sugar

High blood pressure

Answer 1

1.Natural way of Oxygen Mainly Room Air (RA), to increase natural oxygen by the plants and herbs, air purifiers etc,

2.The primary responsibility of the Nurse to help patient in the room and dispense the medication

hence the choosing option is NURSE,

3.If the patient had chest pain, as a Nurse we can suspect rib fracture, Heart attack and stable or unstable angina, not a Toe contusion

Toecontusion: defines where bony blood vessels leak blood into surrounding area, which can cause swelling,pain and inflammation. This condition not much of emergency,

4. If the patient having Gallstones, has to be documented for procedure Cholecystectomy, so suitable option is Cholecystectomy

a)Adenoidoctomy- removal of adenoids,

b) cholecystectomy-removal of gallbladder,

c) treacheostomy- It is a medical procedure to perform or insert the tube into treachea to allow air directly into Lungs

d) appendectomy- surgical removal of Appendix which commonly obstruct by infectious material which creates pain like acute abdomen

5. First concern for Hypertension is high blood pressure measured by sphygmomanometer,

Fever- commonly due to infection or inflammation,

urine strong odor- mainly due to UTI or Kidney stone,

LowBlood sugar- termed as hypoglycaemia not related to HTN,