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excessive perspiration
 
diaphoresis
 
hemorrhage
 
shock
 
septic
what type of infection can occur with puncture wounds
 
tetanus
 
local
 
generalized
 
bacterial
what type of fire extinguisher would you use for an electrical fire
 
Class C
 
Class A
 
Class B
 
Class D
Accoriding to millitary time 3 o'clock in the afternoon would be
 
15:00
 
3:00 pm
 
31:00
 
21:00
Using milliatry time midnight would be reported as
 
24:00
 
12:00
 
midnight
 
21:00
obesity is considered to be what percent over ideal weight
 
20
 
30
 
40
 
50
part of the digestive system- primary function is to asorb water
 
large intestine
 
small intestine
 
stomach
 
mouth
Organ that produces bile
 
liver
 
gall bladder
 
stomach
 
pancreas
Mineral needed to form thryroid hormones
 
iodine
 
iron
 
sulfur
 
sodum
Cerebrovascular accident (CVA) is more commonly known as a
 
stroke
 
heart attack
 
headache
 
extreme weakness
nocturia is
 
urination at night
 
frequent urination
 
painful urination
 
blood in the urine
Difficulty swallowing
 
dysphagia
 
dysphasia
 
aspiration
 
amputation
according to Maslow when people meet their full potential this is called
 
Self actualization
 
love and affection
 
effection
 
safety
Phlebitis is inflammation of
 
vein
 
plasma
 
phlanges
 
artery
A condition of the eye with increased intraocular pressure
 
glaucoma
 
strabismus
 
macular degeneration
 
pain
what is myopia
 
nearsightedness- can't see well far away
 
farsightenedness- can't see up close
 
abnormal movement of the eyes
 
increase pressure in the eyes
BKA
 
below the knee amputation
 
biopsy
 
blood pressure
 
2x day
When helping a blind person eat their meal refer to the plate as a ________
 
clock
 
plate
 
map
 
worksheet
Involuntary Muscular contractions that push substances
 
peristalsis
 
contractions
 
biceps
 
atrophy
Glands produce and secrete chemicals called
 
hormones
 
urine
 
sweat
 
sebum
medical word for wasting of muscle tissue
 
atrophy
 
contracture
 
ROM
 
Weakness
HS
 
at bedtime
 
Hours
 
Hands
 
Humerus
PRN
 
as needed
 
Please remove now
 
Patient requires nothing at this time
 
Post renal sugery
The medical abbreviation QID
 
4 x a day
 
3 x a day
 
2x a day
 
Daily
What is the first thing to do during a medical emergency
 
Check the scene
 
Check for breathing
 
Start CPR
 
Control bleeding
What is Axillary?
 
Armpit
 
Chest
 
Shoulder
 
Arm
Axillary Temperature
 
Is least accurate
 
Is most accurate
 
Normal is 94.0
 
None of the above
How do you take a tympanic temperature?
 
By ear
 
By mouth
 
By rectum
 
By arm pit
The nurse is palpating for which pulse? Look at the picture
 
Dorsalis pedis
 
Carotid
 
Popletial pulse
 
Femoral pulse
Autoclave
 
Instrument that creates high temperature & pressure to sterilize equipment
 
Instrument that disposes of equipment rapidly
 
Instrument that uses freezing temperatures to sterilize equipment
 
Instrument that uses the room's temperature to sterilize equipment
What is a urologist?
 
specialists who treats the urinary tract
 
specialists for the heart
 
specialist who treats the skin
 
specialists in the reproductive system
podiatrist
 
A doctor who treats disorders of the feet
 
The support at the foot of a vase or statue
 
this is the right answer
 
do not chose red is wrong wrong
Macule
 
flat, discolored area
 
depression or indentation
 
blister
 
raised or elevated skin lesion
Infection of the eyes also known as pinkeye can be refered to as
 
Conjunctivitis
 
Eye Infection
 
Stain
 
Verruca
Define: Nosocomial Infection
 
Infection acquired in a hospital or other healthcare setting
 
A disease of the human immune system
 
Bacteria which causes severe watery diarrhea
 
A bacterial infection that affects the lungs
Define: Chain of Infection
 
an illustration to describe how a disease is transmitted
 
Infection acquired in a hospital or other healthcare setting
 
An infection contained to a specific body part
 
A disease causing microorganism
What do you do first when someone has a broken bone?
 
imobilize the area
 
text Calli
 
text Kayla
 
call 911
How do you treat Epitaxis?
 
Upright, lean forward, & apply pressure 2 sides of the nose.
 
Lean backwards and pinch sides of nose
What is Epitaxis?
 
Nosebleed
 
Running nose
 
Dry nose
 
Sore throat
Local Infection
 
An infection that only affects one part of the body or organ
 
Symptoms that appear before the major signs and symptoms of the infection
 
Bacterial infection in microorganisms only found in area of the infection
 
Infected blood enters the susceptible host through blood or body fluids.
Syncope
 
Fainting
 
Dizzy
 
Sweating
 
Weakness
The first step when using an AED is;
 
turn it on.
 
apply the patches over the patients shirt.
 
plug in the pads conector.
 
analyze the patient.
What is the proper compression to ventilation ratio for 2 person child CPR?
 
15:2
 
30:2
 
30:1
 
15:1
The compression to ventilation ratio for 1 person adult CPR is
 
30:2
 
15:2
 
60:2
 
15:1
What is chyme?
 
Partially digested food, as it sits in the stomach
 
The food bolus as it turns into faeces
 
The enzyme released in response to chewing
 
The medical term for the sound of chewing food
Thick folds in the stomach are called:
 
Rugae
 
Duodenum
 
Epiglottis
 
Sphincter
The trachea is a part of which system?
 
Respiratory system
 
Digestive system
 
Nervous system
 
Reproductive system
The trachea is
 
a large airway that splits into two bronchi
 
"the problem" in asthma
 
the site of gas exchange
 
composed primarily of smooth muscle
What is a villi?
 
A finger shaped structure in the small intestine
 
A type of bone in the chest
 
The first tooth in the mouth
 
A type of joint
The kidneys are part of which system of the body?
 
Urinary
 
Digestive
 
Muscular
 
Cardiovascular
Which is the first section of the small intestine?
 
duodenum
 
jejunum
 
ileum
This organ stores the bile produced by the liver.
 
gallbladder
 
urinary bladder
 
giant panda
 
Jamari Buford
What are Lipids
 
Fats and Oils
 
Amino Acids
 
Sugars
 
Compounds and Molecules
Hemoglobin
 
is a protein that carries oxygen throughout the body
 
amino acid
 
complete protein
 
stomach acid
Where are the ventricles located?
 
Two lower chambers of the heart
 
One upper chamber of the heart
 
One lower chamber of the heart
 
Two upper chambers of the heart
What is an atrium?
 
The upper chamber of the heart
 
The lower chamber of the heart
 
A joint in the lower knee
 
A part of the rib cage
Thrombocyte
 
Cells that clot blood
 
Blood clots
 
Cells with blood
 
Blood cells
Thrombocyte
 
platelets
 
white blood cells
 
plasma
 
red blood cells
Function of leukocyte
 
fight infection
 
blood clotting
 
deliver oxygen
 
expel carbon dioxide
A leukocyte is...
 
a white cell
 
a red cell
 
a blue cell
 
a dead cell
An erythrocyte is
 
a red blood cell
 
a platelet
 
a neurotrasnmitter
 
a white blood cell
What blood cell Contains hemoglobin
 
Red Blood Cells
 
White Blood Cells
 
Platelets
 
Arteries
medulla oblongata
 
regulates ventilation, heart rate, and blood pressure
 
lies superior to the pons
 
is part of the diencephalon
 
relays visual and auditory stimuli to the thalamus
The medulla oblongota, midbrain and pons are part of the
 
brainstem
 
cerebrum
 
cerebellum
 
diencephalon
Base of the brain the Cerebellum function is
 
Balance and coordination
 
General focus
 
Hunger and speed
 
Wrath and envy
Scolosis is abnormal lateral curvature of the spine
 
True
 
False
What is alopecia?
 
Loss of Hair
 
Excess Hair
 
Loss of Vision
 
Excess Skin
What is pediculosis?
 
lice
 
scabs
 
ringworm
 
hair growth
What function of the sudoriferous gland?
 
Secretes sweat to regulate body temperature
 
Makes hair stand on end
 
Protection of the skin
 
Regulates heat
The sebaceous gland Produces
 
Sebum
 
Sweat
 
Grease
 
water
Define: Jaundice
 
Yellow tint in the skin or eyes; seen in liver disease
 
An infestation of lice
 
A contagious skin infection that occurs among humans/animals
 
A bacterial infection that affects the lungs
What is the epidermis?
 
Outer layer of the skin
 
Inner layer of the skin
emesis
 
vomit
 
Within a vein or veins
 
Pertaining to the period shortly before and after birth
 
Heartbeat that can be felt
SOB
 
shortness of breath
 
stomp the brick
 
stop of breathing
 
idk
qid
 
4 x a day
 
2 x a day
 
3 x a day
qod
 
every other day
 
every day
 
left eye
 
right eye
NKA
 
No Known Allergies
 
natural killer activity
 
neurokinin A
 
Na - K ATPase
What does HIPAA do?
 
It protects the privacy/security of a person's health info
 
It regulates nursing practice.
 
It improves the quality of life of nursing home residents.
 
It affects what nursing assistants can do.
What is considered normal pulse rate
 
85
 
45
 
108
 
58
Normal oral temperature is
 
98.6
 
99.6
 
97.6
 
96.6
An average rectal temperature is
 
99.6
 
97.6
 
98.6
 
100.6
gtt
 
drops
 
get
 
stop
 
ointment
FBS
 
fasting blood sugar
 
financial business system
 
familiar blood sugar
 
fasting bilateral symptoms
A DPOA is a legal document that expresses pt. wishes regarding life sustaining treatments
 
False
 
True
living will and DPOA are examples of advance directives in health care.
 
true
 
false
Living wills outline what procedures or treatments a person wants if the patient can't make the decision.
 
True
 
False
Definition of Ethics
 
The principles of right and wrong that guide an induvidual
 
Moral principles that govern a person's behavior
 
The stealing of software
 
The stealing of hardware
Distal
 
Away from , farther from the origin
 
Below , or under
 
Near the upper surface
 
Near Closer to the origin
What is blood pressure ?
 
The force that blood exerts on the walls of a blood vessel
 
the force that blood exerts on the heart
 
the speed of blood
 
the consistency of blood inside blood vessels
Which of the following is a normal adult systolic pressure
 
110
 
64
 
80
 
140
Which blood pressure would be abnormal for an adult?
 
170/98
 
120/60
 
120/80
 
130/70
When the patient's blood pressure is higher than normal we say he has...
 
Hypertension
 
Hypotension
 
Hypebeast
 
Hypnosis
When the blood pressure is lower than normal we say he has...
 
Hypotension
 
Hypnotension
 
Hytension
 
Hypertension
Who is a Mandated Reporter?
 
All of the above
 
Teachers and Counselors
 
Classified Staff
 
Instructional Aids/Para Educators
Being a mandated reporter means:
 
That I am required by law to report abuse or neglect.
 
That I am required to give report at the end of shift.
 
That I must report all issues to the news channels.
 
That I must share information with family members.
A mandated reporter:
 
All of the above
 
Must report suspected abuse
 
Must report actual abuse
 
Must report abuse told to them by a visitor
What is psychological abuse?
 
Verbal, Mental, or Emotional Abuse
 
Physical and Mental Abuse
 
Physical and Verbal Abuse
 
Non-Verbal Assault
What are some examples of physical abuse?
 
Fractions, dislocations, cuts, bruising, strangulation, poisoning
 
Not being shown affection
 
passionate, willing, friendly
 
Showing gentian parts
An example of financial abuse
 
Sudden withdrawal of money from an account
 
Personal items going missing
 
Someone being hit/ slapped with money
 
Your parent(s)not giving you enough money
What is informed consent?
 
all of the above
 
medically, ethically, legally sound, valid, voluntary
 
shared decision making process between a patient and doctor
 
mentally competent individual
Pronation
 
Turning the forearm so that the palm is down
 
Turning the forearm so that the palm is up
 
Moving a body part forward and parallel to the ground
 
Moving a body part backward and parallel to the ground
Danger,Biohazard!
 
True
 
False
A in PASS
 
Aim low
 
Aim high
 
Act like your on fire
 
Aim at the fire
We use PASS to remember how to use a fire extinguisher.
 
True
 
False
What does RACE stand for?
 
Rescue Alarm Contain Extinguish or Evacuate
 
Run Alarm Contain Exit
 
Rescue Alarm Contain Emergency
 
Sorry i don't pay attention
Highest level of infection control
 
Sterilization
 
disinfection
The benefits of time management are...
 
all of the above
 
you will be able to focus on what you want to achieve
 
you will be able to manage your time more effectively.
 
will be able to be more productive.
What is Dangling a Patient?
 
a sitting position on the side of the bed
 
medical procedure to take blood
 
seems dangerous
 
A laying down position for surgery
Where should the buckle of the gait belt be when properly placed on a client?
 
off to the side
 
in the front
 
in the back
 
no specified area
What is a gait belt
 
a belt to assist you when moving a resident
 
a belt to hold up your pants
 
gaits to your neighborhood
 
a string of fabric
A gait belt should be
 
At the waist over gown or clothing
 
At the waist under clothing or gown
 
At the hips
 
Slightly above the waist over clothing or gown
lithi
 
stone
 
bone
 
wrist
 
mouth
Difficulty or inability to speak or comprehend words
 
Aphasia
 
Dysphagia
 
CVA
 
Dyspepsia


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