Professional Documents
Culture Documents
The specialist you would refer your 4 year old patient to who you think has difficulty hearing in
pre school? Answer = Pediatric ENT vs. an Audiologist
Duties of a Nurse Include
o History
o Patient Education
o Passing Meds
o Obtaining Vitals
o Triage
A physician that has completed a residency, Passed an examination, and complied with a
certification requirement? Answer = Board Certified Physician
Difference in prerequisites for that of a NP vs. PA program
o No cadaver lab
o No General chem or Gen Bio (for NP)
o No Calc (for NP)
This is the year in Med School where Med students will match for residency = 4th year in march
Specialist for 50 year old male to perform a colonoscopy = gastroenterologist or a colorectal
physician could also perform a colonoscopy
The relationship between an NP and physician = collaboration
The autonomous and collaborative care of individuals of all ages, families, group, or
communities, sick or well in all settings = DEFINITION OF NURSING
A cardiology resident first finishes this before moving on to their specialized fellowship =
Internal medicine residency
This is the year that some doctors choose to take that prepares the for more advanced
residencies = Transitional year aka preliminary year —> (anesthesia, dermatology, physical
medicine & rehab, neurology, radiology, radiation)
Specialist that you refer true patient to who needs an EGD due to GERD symptoms =
Gastroenterologist (sometimes ENT could if they needed)
First NP program was = Pediatrics
This is a setting you may see a nurse working in
o Office
o Prison
o School
o Hospital
o OR
o ER
Physicians title in their last year of residency = Chief resident
This is the year in medical school that Dos and MDs take the first USMLE vs. the COMPLEX 1 =
end of second year of medical school —> 4th year medical school they take the 2nd part and the
third by the end of Post Grad Year 1)
The doctor who cares for patients from baby to elderly = family practitioner
An LPN will earn this in 18 month = certificate
A family NP may see what types of patients = entire lifespan (everyone)
This is the doctor that already has completed a residency but will now go on to more specialized
training = Fellow
USMLE stands for = United States Medical Licensing Exam
The specialist you refer your patient to who is having recurrent UTIs = Urologist
The Initials of WHNP = Women’s Health NP
Degree path that a nurse must take to become an NP = earn an Associates degree & then a BSN
or BSN to NP degree
This is the definition of an Intern = first year resident or PGY1 (post grad year 1)
The traditional approach to the diagnosis & treatment of illness as practiced by both physicians
and physician assistants in the western world = Medical Model vs. nursing model (accounts for
the whole patient, not just the disease or condition requiring treatment)