Bedside Exam Techniques Quiz
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What should you do if you are unfamiliar with a word the doctor tells you during the bedside exam?

  • Write it down as best as you can and ask the doctor after the exam (correct)
  • Ask another medical assistant for help
  • Do not write it down and ignore it
  • Write it down exactly as the doctor said it without questioning
  • What is included in the patient's vital signs?

  • Height and weight only
  • Blood pressure, heart rate, and oxygen saturation (correct)
  • Oxygen saturation and height only
  • Blood pressure and heart rate only
  • When recording the patient's vital signs, what should you do if they do not know their weight?

  • Ask another medical assistant to estimate their weight
  • Estimate their weight based on their appearance
  • Use a scale to measure their weight
  • Leave it blank temporarily (correct)
  • How do you capture data for the Reflex app while using the iPad mini?

    <p>By covering the patient's eye while pointing the iPad towards the other eye</p> Signup and view all the answers

    After the patient completes their physical exam, what will the doctors present to them?

    <p>A treatment plan and diagnostic results</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What will happen if the patient is satisfied with the treatment plan?

    <p>They will begin the NeuroRestoration program</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Why is it important to ensure there are no contradicting statements during the bedside exam?

    <p>To ensure accurate records</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the purpose of the Reflex app during the patient's exam day?

    <p>To capture eye movement data</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What should you prioritize during the bedside exam to ensure accuracy?

    <p>Avoiding contradicting statements in the doctor's findings</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Why is it important to practice scribing during the bedside exam?

    <p>To become familiar with the doctor's methods and vocabulary</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the purpose of recording the patient's height and weight during the vital signs?

    <p>To assess their overall health and physical condition</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What should you do if you're unsure about the spelling of a medical term during the bedside exam?

    <p>Ask the doctor to repeat the term and try to write it down phonetically</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Why is it important to capture data for both eyes using the Reflex app?

    <p>To capture a comprehensive view of the patient's eye health</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What happens after the patient completes their physical exam?

    <p>They receive a treatment plan and schedule a Report of Findings</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Why is it important to show the Reflex app data to the doctor during the exam?

    <p>To ensure the doctor is aware of the patient's eye health</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the primary goal of the NeuroRestoration program?

    <p>To provide a treatment plan for the patient</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Bedside Exam

    • Doctors will communicate findings during patient testing; aim to accurately write down unfamiliar terms.
    • If unsure about pronunciation of a word, note it and ask the doctor for clarification post-exam.
    • Respectfully request repeated information if completely uncertain about a term.
    • Avoid contradictory notes; if a test result is graded as G3 (grade 3), do not record it as WNL (within normal limits).
    • Scribing will become easier with practice and familiarity with medical vocabulary and doctors' methodologies.

    Vital Signs

    • Vital signs to be recorded on patient exam day include blood pressure (measured on both sides, while sitting, supine, and standing).
    • Document heart rate while the patient is sitting, supine, and standing.
    • Measure and record oxygen saturation (left and right side).
    • Record patient height and weight; if weight is unknown, leave that field blank temporarily.

    Reflex App

    • Use an iPad mini to access the Reflex app and create a new patient profile.
    • Ensure a well-lit environment for testing; instruct the patient to fix their gaze at a distant point.
    • Cover the left eye while directing the iPad towards the right eye; maintain an unobstructed view for the patient.
    • Capture data for the right eye, then repeat the process for the left eye after switching sides.
    • Present the captured data to the doctor during the examination.

    Post-Exam

    • Following the physical exam, patients will schedule a Report of Findings session.
    • Doctors will deliver diagnostic results and propose a recommended treatment plan.
    • If patients agree with the proposed treatment, the NeuroRestoration program will commence.

    Bedside Exam

    • Doctors will communicate findings during patient testing; aim to accurately write down unfamiliar terms.
    • If unsure about pronunciation of a word, note it and ask the doctor for clarification post-exam.
    • Respectfully request repeated information if completely uncertain about a term.
    • Avoid contradictory notes; if a test result is graded as G3 (grade 3), do not record it as WNL (within normal limits).
    • Scribing will become easier with practice and familiarity with medical vocabulary and doctors' methodologies.

    Vital Signs

    • Vital signs to be recorded on patient exam day include blood pressure (measured on both sides, while sitting, supine, and standing).
    • Document heart rate while the patient is sitting, supine, and standing.
    • Measure and record oxygen saturation (left and right side).
    • Record patient height and weight; if weight is unknown, leave that field blank temporarily.

    Reflex App

    • Use an iPad mini to access the Reflex app and create a new patient profile.
    • Ensure a well-lit environment for testing; instruct the patient to fix their gaze at a distant point.
    • Cover the left eye while directing the iPad towards the right eye; maintain an unobstructed view for the patient.
    • Capture data for the right eye, then repeat the process for the left eye after switching sides.
    • Present the captured data to the doctor during the examination.

    Post-Exam

    • Following the physical exam, patients will schedule a Report of Findings session.
    • Doctors will deliver diagnostic results and propose a recommended treatment plan.
    • If patients agree with the proposed treatment, the NeuroRestoration program will commence.

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    Test your knowledge on various bedside examination techniques used by doctors. This quiz will focus on how to document findings accurately, ask clarifying questions, and ensure clear communication during patient assessments. Prepare to enhance your observational skills in medical settings.

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