Questions from the first partial

1. What is one key difference between general practitioners (GPs) and specialists?

• a) GPs have deeper knowledge in one medical area.

• b) Specialists manage a wider range of conditions.

• c) Specialists have more comprehensive expertise in a specific field.

• d) GPs only treat heart-related conditions.

2. Why is empathy considered crucial in patient care?

• a) Empathy helps doctors diagnose faster.

• b) Empathetic doctors tend to have better patient outcomes.

• c) Patients prefer doctors who prescribe more medications.

• d) Empathy reduces the need for communication.

3. What is one of the first steps the medical team takes when a patient arrives in the hospital?

• a) Perform surgery immediately.

• b) Take the patient directly to the recovery room.

• c) Administer CPR.

• d) Ask questions and check the patient’s condition quickly.

4. What is the purpose of IV fluids in an emergency situation?

• a) To provide hydration or deliver medicine quickly.

• b) To help the patient fall asleep.

• c) To stop bleeding.

• d) To prevent allergic reactions.

5. What is the purpose of applying pressure to a wound?

• a) To speed up the healing process.

• b) To stop bleeding by pressing on the wound.

• c) To reduce pain in the affected area.

• d) To diagnose a fracture.