Question
16. An infant’s weight should be taken with his or her _______________________
removed.
Chapter 36: Specialty Examination & Procedures
Chapter 38: Pediatric Examinations
Chapter 39: Geriatrics
Medical Assisting Administrative & Clinical Competencies 9th Edition
17. Children older than
_________months can have their height measured on an upright scale.
18. A type of reasoning that refers to a form of thinking including abstraction and reflection, as well as
creative thinking and problem solving, is known as ____________________.
19. A progressive condition causing memory impairment and other cognitive deficits in known as
______________.
20. The branch of medicine that deals with the medical care and treatment of older adults is referred to as
____________________.
21. A provider specializing in the care of geriatric patients is a ____________________.
22. Taking five or more medications at a time is referred to as ____________________.
Matching
21. Apgar____ A. Opacity of the lens of the eye resulting in blindness
22. Bonding____ B. Clarity or sharpness of perception
23. Failure to Thrive___ C. Scoring system used on infants after birth
24. Child abuse____ D. The skill to think and reason using pictorial information
25. cataracts____ E. Medical term for earwax
26. perceptual reasoning_____
F. Inflicting emotional, physical, or sexual injury
27. Cerumen_____ G. Attachment of two persons
28. Lavage_____ H. Means “to wash out”
29. Acuity____ I. Lack of vigorous growth
30. Jaeger Chart____ J. A screening tool for near vision acuity
removed.
Chapter 36: Specialty Examination & Procedures
Chapter 38: Pediatric Examinations
Chapter 39: Geriatrics
Medical Assisting Administrative & Clinical Competencies 9th Edition
17. Children older than
_________months can have their height measured on an upright scale.
18. A type of reasoning that refers to a form of thinking including abstraction and reflection, as well as
creative thinking and problem solving, is known as ____________________.
19. A progressive condition causing memory impairment and other cognitive deficits in known as
______________.
20. The branch of medicine that deals with the medical care and treatment of older adults is referred to as
____________________.
21. A provider specializing in the care of geriatric patients is a ____________________.
22. Taking five or more medications at a time is referred to as ____________________.
Matching
21. Apgar____ A. Opacity of the lens of the eye resulting in blindness
22. Bonding____ B. Clarity or sharpness of perception
23. Failure to Thrive___ C. Scoring system used on infants after birth
24. Child abuse____ D. The skill to think and reason using pictorial information
25. cataracts____ E. Medical term for earwax
26. perceptual reasoning_____
F. Inflicting emotional, physical, or sexual injury
27. Cerumen_____ G. Attachment of two persons
28. Lavage_____ H. Means “to wash out”
29. Acuity____ I. Lack of vigorous growth
30. Jaeger Chart____ J. A screening tool for near vision acuity
Answers
GPT-4o mini
Here are the answers to your questions:
16. An infant’s weight should be taken with his or her **clothing** removed.
17. Children older than **24** months can have their height measured on an upright scale.
18. A type of reasoning that refers to a form of thinking including abstraction and reflection, as well as creative thinking and problem solving, is known as **higher-order thinking**.
19. A progressive condition causing memory impairment and other cognitive deficits is known as **dementia**.
20. The branch of medicine that deals with the medical care and treatment of older adults is referred to as **geriatrics**.
21. A provider specializing in the care of geriatric patients is a **geriatrician**.
22. Taking five or more medications at a time is referred to as **polypharmacy**.
Matching:
21. Apgar - **C. Scoring system used on infants after birth**
22. Bonding - **G. Attachment of two persons**
23. Failure to Thrive - **I. Lack of vigorous growth**
24. Child abuse - **F. Inflicting emotional, physical, or sexual injury**
25. Cataracts - **A. Opacity of the lens of the eye resulting in blindness**
26. Perceptual reasoning - **D. The skill to think and reason using pictorial information**
27. Cerumen - **E. Medical term for earwax**
28. Lavage - **H. Means “to wash out”**
29. Acuity - **B. Clarity or sharpness of perception**
30. Jaeger Chart - **J. A screening tool for near vision acuity**
Please verify these answers as they relate to your specific educational context or text.
16. An infant’s weight should be taken with his or her **clothing** removed.
17. Children older than **24** months can have their height measured on an upright scale.
18. A type of reasoning that refers to a form of thinking including abstraction and reflection, as well as creative thinking and problem solving, is known as **higher-order thinking**.
19. A progressive condition causing memory impairment and other cognitive deficits is known as **dementia**.
20. The branch of medicine that deals with the medical care and treatment of older adults is referred to as **geriatrics**.
21. A provider specializing in the care of geriatric patients is a **geriatrician**.
22. Taking five or more medications at a time is referred to as **polypharmacy**.
Matching:
21. Apgar - **C. Scoring system used on infants after birth**
22. Bonding - **G. Attachment of two persons**
23. Failure to Thrive - **I. Lack of vigorous growth**
24. Child abuse - **F. Inflicting emotional, physical, or sexual injury**
25. Cataracts - **A. Opacity of the lens of the eye resulting in blindness**
26. Perceptual reasoning - **D. The skill to think and reason using pictorial information**
27. Cerumen - **E. Medical term for earwax**
28. Lavage - **H. Means “to wash out”**
29. Acuity - **B. Clarity or sharpness of perception**
30. Jaeger Chart - **J. A screening tool for near vision acuity**
Please verify these answers as they relate to your specific educational context or text.