Healthcare Sign Language Quiz

Why is it important to have a certified interpreter in healthcare settings?

• To reduce the cost of healthcare services

• To save time during appointments

• To make the process more entertaining

• To ensure accurate communication of medical information

What is the sign for 'doctor' in healthcare sign language?

• A V-shaped hand near your mouth

• An E-hand moving up and down

• A C-shaped hand on your arm

• A flat hand touching your wrist

How do you sign 'ambulance' in healthcare sign language?

• By spelling out A-M-B-U-L-A-N-C-E

• By mimicking the flashing lights

• By making a cross on your arm

• By pointing to your nose

How do you sign 'waiting room'?

• A flat hand touching your wrist

• A V-shaped hand near your mouth

• The sign 'to wait' and 'room' together

• An E-hand moving up and down

What is the sign for 'pharmacy'?

• A V-shaped hand near your mouth

• A flat hand touching your wrist

• An E-hand moving up and down

• Medicine and then store put together

What is the sign for 'emergency'?

• A V-shaped hand near your mouth

• A flat hand touching your wrist

• A shaking E-hand

• An E-hand moving up and down

How do you sign 'feel' in healthcare sign language?

• An E-hand moving up and down

• A flat hand touching your wrist

• A V-shaped hand near your mouth

• Your middle finger comes up on your chest

What is the sign for 'cough'?

• Mimicking the act of coughing

• A V-shaped hand near your mouth

• A flat hand touching your wrist

• An E-hand moving up and down

How do you sign 'fever'?

• Your non-dominant hand is flipped backwards on your forehead

• A flat hand touching your wrist

• An E-hand moving up and down

• A V-shaped hand near your mouth

What is the sign for 'nauseous'?

• It shows that your stomach is churning

• A flat hand touching your wrist

• An E-hand moving up and down

• A V-shaped hand near your mouth