CCA Health Science - Full Unit Review

Why is it important for a doctor to speak clearly and simply to a patient?

• So that the patient understands.

• So that the patient thinks they're smart.

• So that the patient is not scared.

Doctors know correct terminology. Which of the following is NOT a reason why?

• To clearly express the problem

• To communicate with other healthcare professionals

• To look smart

• To quickly diagnose

Where are the easiest places to find your pulse?

• Wrist, neck, foot

• Wrist, neck, stomach

• Wrist, neck, groin

• Wrist, neck, behind your knee

What does BPM stand for?

• Beats per minute

• Blood pressure measurement

• Body parts management

• Bone positive mass

Occupational Therapists:

• Reconstruct crime scenes, examine DNA, present medical evidence to determine cause of death.

• Create nutrition plans for individuals.

• Find ways to help maintain health and wellness through exercise.

• Help patients develop, recover, and improve, the skills needed for daily living and working.

• Perform autopsies and determines identity of the deceased, if unknown.

Exercise Physiologists:

• Reconstruct crime scenes, examine DNA, present medical evidence to determine cause of death.

• Create nutrition plans for individuals.

• Find ways to help maintain health and wellness through exercise.

• Help patients develop, recover, and improve, the skills needed for daily living and working.

• Perform autopsies and determines identity of the deceased, if unknown.

Registered Dietitians:

• Reconstruct crime scenes, examine DNA, present medical evidence to determine cause of death.

• Create nutrition plans for individuals.

• Find ways to help maintain health and wellness through exercise.

• Help patients develop, recover, and improve, the skills needed for daily living and working.

• Perform autopsies and determines identity of the deceased, if unknown.

Medical Examiners:

• Reconstruct crime scenes, examine DNA, present medical evidence to determine cause of death.

• Create nutrition plans for individuals.

• Find ways to help maintain health and wellness through exercise.

• Help patients develop, recover, and improve, the skills needed for daily living and working.

• Perform autopsies and determines identity of the deceased, if unknown.

Forensic Pathologists:

• Reconstruct crime scenes, examine DNA, present medical evidence to determine cause of death.

• Create nutrition plans for individuals.

• Find ways to help maintain health and wellness through exercise.

• Help patients develop, recover, and improve, the skills needed for daily living and working.

• Perform autopsies and determines identity of the deceased, if unknown.

For how long should you wash your hands?

• 1 minute

• 2 minutes

• 20-30 seconds

• 5-10 seconds