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SCRIBE 101 FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
1. What happens if you do not complete the course in 15 days and/or fail the
final exam twice?: On the 15th day after passing the initial quiz, my course progress will be reset back to 0%. I will then be able to re-progress through the course.
2. When does my certificate for passing Scribe101 expire?: My Scribe
certificate does not expire.
3. True or False: In order to take the final exam, I must complete each lesson
quiz in order with a passing score of 100% before I can attempt the final.: TRUE
4. I understand that after completing this introduction quiz, I will have 14 days
to complete Scribe101 and pass the final.: I understand.
5. I have previous medical experience. Do I need to complete the Scribe
course?: No. All individuals will be given the option to test out of Scribe101. To test out, please access the "Scribe101 - Test Out" course. The "Scribe101 - Test Out" course is composed of a 100 question final. You will have 1 attempt to pass this final and test out. If you do not pass this final, you will need to complete the Scribe101 course.
6. Heart rate is defined as:: The rate that your heart is pumping blood
7. Vital signs are:: A series of measures that give an overview of a patient's overall
health
8. Blood pressure is defined as:: The pressure at which blood is being pumped
throughout your body
9. Which of the following is NOT a vital sign:: Body weight
10. Someone who is breathing really fast and short of breath is MOST like-
ly:: Tachypneic
11. Someone who has smoked for many years and is short of breath is MOST
likely:: Hypoxic
12. A person who is very stressed while watching a scary movie is MOST
likely:: Tachycardic
13. A sick child who has had a fever for 2 hours most likely has which
temperature?: 102.
14. Oxygen saturation is defined as:: The saturation of oxygen in your blood
15. Vital signs are usually measured in rate of how many times a second is it
happening: False
25. "I'm here for a regular check up for my diabetes." "I'm
having severe chest pain and shortness of breath." "I've had a sore and scratchy throat for a few days.": Outpatient Clinic emergency Urgent Care
26. Using your med term knowledge, what does Tonsillitis mean?: Tonsil in-
fection
27. What does -algia stand for?: pain
28. An 8 year old patient comes in for follow up on their Diabetes, what type of
Diabetes do they most likely have?: Type I
29. HTN is also known as:: Hypertension
30. The layman's term "High cholesterol" translates to which medical abbre-
viation?: HLD
31. If you have Heart disease, that means you've also have had heart at-
tacks?: False
32. "Heart Disease" is also known as:: Coronary Artery Disease
33. The prefix Hepa corresponds to which organ?: Liver
34. A UTI that is unresolved and goes to the kidneys is known as:: -
Pyelonephritis
35. GPA is a measure we use to document what: A patient's pregnancy history
36. While your provider is discussing the patient's past medical history, the
patient reports right knee pain that began 2 years ago. Her orthopedic physician diagnosed her with arthritis. Is this condition considered acute or chronic?: Chronic
37. The patient is here for follow up of their chronic hypertension and Type II
DM. What medical term can be used to describe the fact that this patient has multiple chronic conditions?: Comorbidity
38. Your patient presents for a headache. She also complains of blurred
vision and nausea, but denies numbness, weakness, or tingling. What are the pertinent negatives in this example? Select all that apply.: numbness weakness tingling
39. Your patient was diagnosed with hypertension after a blood pressure
"I was diagnosed with a UTI at my family doctor 3 days ago, but my symptoms didn't improve with the antibiotics he prescribed. Now I have back pain and a fever!" "I have severe left lower abdominal pain that started suddenly an hour ago." "I developed this itchy rash all over after taking a new medication." "This area of skin on my arm is really red and swollen. It also feels warm to the touch." "My chest started hurting while I was walking my dog. I was worried, because I have a history of heart disease!": Strep Pharyngitis Pyelonephritis Ovarian torsion Allergic Reaction
Cellulitus Myocardical infraction
43. 1 - least invasive
54. True or false, it is ok to frequently put patient statements within quotes-
: False
55. The most important part about the HPI is that it tells the story of the: Chief
complaint
56. Which of the following are considered objective?: Complete blood count
reveals elevated white blood cells RUQ Abdominal Tenderness
Non-acute CT Head Non-focal neurological exam
57. Pain
Tenderness: Subjective Objective
58. Which of the following pieces of information are NOT subjective?: Vital
Signs Physical Exam Orders and Results
59. The patient is in no acute distress (NAD)
No scleral icterus No Jaundice There is no respiratory distress They are grossly neurologically intact: 1. The patient doesn't appear to be in discomfort pain per the doctors observation 2.There is no yellowing to the white of the eyes 3.There is no yellowing of the skin
4. The patient seems to be breathing comfortably
5. The patient is able to answer questions appropriately without any foal neurolog- ical
deficit
60. Auscultation
Palpation: listening to the heart lungs or even the abdomen with a stethoscope
Exposure to STD and vaginal discharge Lower abdominal pain in female Complication with pregnancy
63. Anterior
Posterior Medial Lateral Proximal Distal: toward the front of the body towards the back of the body close to the midline of the body further from the midline of he body in proximity to or closer to Distant or further away
64. The doctor dictates "5/5 Motor strength to the bilateral upper and lower
extremities. Sensation intact. No pronator drift" to you across the room. Which type of exam is being performed?: Detailed Exam
65. Which of the following would be included in a CBC? Select all that
apply.: WBC H&H
66. Which of the following would be included in a BMP? (Select all that
apply): Electrolytes Glucose Creatinine (Kidney function)
67. If a patient overdoses on Acetaminophen (Tylenol), it can injure the liver.
What test would be ordered to assess the patient's liver function?: CMP
the:: Differential Diagnosis
77. Select all that apply: The MDM is the: Culmination of subjective and objective
info Supports the providers diagnosis Discusses how the problem is being addressed One of the most important parts of the medical chart
78. Which of the following is an example of MDM: The patient's response to
treatment
79. When a provider speaks with a specialist or other provider for insight and
transferring care, this is known as a:: Consultation
80. What does HIPAA protect?: Patient's privacy
81. Select all that apply, what are things that would violate HIPAA or
HITECH?: Using google docs for notes
Looking up a celebrity patient Getting lab results for your sister who is a patient right now but not assigned to you Posting a photo of the waiting room roster on facebook
82. What is HITECH's main goal?: To prevent patient information from being
obtained, hacked, or released on the web
83. What is PHI?: Protected health information
84. Which of the following are considered PHI? Select all that apply: Birth date
Name Social security number Date seen
85. What is a great way to help get prepared for the speed needed in scrib-
ing?: Typing practice
86. Which of the following is something that scribes CANNOT do?: Help lift
patients
87. What is the scribes MOST important goal?: Documenting the details of the visit
88. What is the providers MOST important goal?: Finding out what's wrong with
the patient
89. What do scribes get out of being scribes? Select all that apply:: paid
shadowing experience experiencing the healthcare field first hand Clinical hours for some programs
Answer all of the providers' questions Explain themselves clear and concisely
92. When doing a medical chart, if it wasn't addressed but the provider said
one thing was abnormal do you assume the rest is normal?: No double check with provider for their template and what is positive or negative
93. When charting, should you always default to the general way you've
learned or default to providers preference: Switch to provider preference
94. True or False: Scribes should help collect and deliver patient specimens if
asked by a provider: False
95. What is an easy thing to ask yourself to remember if you should or should
not do something as a scribe: Is it essential for me to do my job as my providers scribe?
