DRSE
To bring attention to a specific medical or clinical condition - answeralert
the process of collecting data and evaluating or drawing conclusions from findings -
answerassessment
Persisting over a long time - answerchronic
arranged according to the time of occurrence; earliest to most recent -
answerchronologic
personal information that can include address, phone, and work information; also,
statistical characteristics of population - answerdemographics
identification or determination of an illness, disease, or injury by examination of the
patients history and symptoms - answerdiagnosis
scientific methods and techniques used to identify a person of interest or to investigate -
answerforensic
Act of initiating legal proceedings as in a lawsuit - answerlitigation
Program in place for monitoring and evaluating a project, service, or facility to ensure
that standards of quality are being met - answerquality assurance
Act of completing forms by providing personal information - answerregistration
what specific information must the dental team receive from the patient before it can
provide dental treatment? - answerpatient registration, medical history, and informed
consent
which term describes the collection of data to help the dentist make a correct diagnosis?
- answerassessment
the patient record is a permanent document of whom? - answerthe dentist
quality assurance is an important asset of a practice because... - answerit describes the
type of care a patient is receiving
the patient should be instructed to enter his or her name on the registration form as... -
answerfirst name, last name, and middle initial
, a medical-dental history form is not complete until what is entered? - answersignature
and date
the dental history section of a health history form provides the dental team with
information concerning what? - answerpervious dental treatment and type of care
recieved
which medical condition would requires an alert notification - answeran allergy to
penicillin
What dental form would a patient review and sign if referred to a dental specialist for an
extensive procedure? - answerinformed consent form
small groove or fold in the inner arm, at or "in front of" the elbow - answerantecubital
space
Abnormality & irregularity in the force or rhythm of the heartbeat - answerarrhythmia
measurement of the force and rate of the pressure of the blood in the circulatory system
- answerblood pressure (BP)
relating to the upper arm - answerbrachial
the two major arteries on each side of the neck that carry blood to the head and neck -
answercarotid
Last sound heard when taking blood pressure - answerdiastolic
a test that records the electrical activity of the heart and can be used in the detection
and diagnosis of heart abnormalities - answerelectrocardiogram
specific sounds heard in the stethoscope when taking a blood pressure -
answerkoroktkoff
the process by which your body converts what you eat and drink into energy -
answermetabolism
test to measure the oxygen concentration in the blood - answeroximetry
to examine or explore by touching - answerpalpate
rhythmic beating of the arteries produced by regular contractions of the heart -
answerpulse
Related to the radius (bone) or forearm (antebrachium) - answerradial
To bring attention to a specific medical or clinical condition - answeralert
the process of collecting data and evaluating or drawing conclusions from findings -
answerassessment
Persisting over a long time - answerchronic
arranged according to the time of occurrence; earliest to most recent -
answerchronologic
personal information that can include address, phone, and work information; also,
statistical characteristics of population - answerdemographics
identification or determination of an illness, disease, or injury by examination of the
patients history and symptoms - answerdiagnosis
scientific methods and techniques used to identify a person of interest or to investigate -
answerforensic
Act of initiating legal proceedings as in a lawsuit - answerlitigation
Program in place for monitoring and evaluating a project, service, or facility to ensure
that standards of quality are being met - answerquality assurance
Act of completing forms by providing personal information - answerregistration
what specific information must the dental team receive from the patient before it can
provide dental treatment? - answerpatient registration, medical history, and informed
consent
which term describes the collection of data to help the dentist make a correct diagnosis?
- answerassessment
the patient record is a permanent document of whom? - answerthe dentist
quality assurance is an important asset of a practice because... - answerit describes the
type of care a patient is receiving
the patient should be instructed to enter his or her name on the registration form as... -
answerfirst name, last name, and middle initial
, a medical-dental history form is not complete until what is entered? - answersignature
and date
the dental history section of a health history form provides the dental team with
information concerning what? - answerpervious dental treatment and type of care
recieved
which medical condition would requires an alert notification - answeran allergy to
penicillin
What dental form would a patient review and sign if referred to a dental specialist for an
extensive procedure? - answerinformed consent form
small groove or fold in the inner arm, at or "in front of" the elbow - answerantecubital
space
Abnormality & irregularity in the force or rhythm of the heartbeat - answerarrhythmia
measurement of the force and rate of the pressure of the blood in the circulatory system
- answerblood pressure (BP)
relating to the upper arm - answerbrachial
the two major arteries on each side of the neck that carry blood to the head and neck -
answercarotid
Last sound heard when taking blood pressure - answerdiastolic
a test that records the electrical activity of the heart and can be used in the detection
and diagnosis of heart abnormalities - answerelectrocardiogram
specific sounds heard in the stethoscope when taking a blood pressure -
answerkoroktkoff
the process by which your body converts what you eat and drink into energy -
answermetabolism
test to measure the oxygen concentration in the blood - answeroximetry
to examine or explore by touching - answerpalpate
rhythmic beating of the arteries produced by regular contractions of the heart -
answerpulse
Related to the radius (bone) or forearm (antebrachium) - answerradial
