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WorksheetsAllied Health Midterm study guide 2018
Total questions: 45
Worksheet time: 23mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
What are the four main vital signs?
a)
pulse, temperature, blood pressure, respirations
b)
pulse, taping, blood volume, and respirations
c)
palor, temperature, blood pressure, and apical pulse
d)
pulse deficit, apical pulse, systolic pressure and diastolic pressure
2.
What is the ratio of compressions to breath in CPR
a)
50:2
b)
30:2
c)
30:1
d)
25:2
3.
what is a nonpathogen?
a)
a beneficial microorganism used to maintain certain body processes
b)
a disease causing microorganism
c)
the smallest microorganism
d)
none of the above
4.
Microorganisms that cause disease or infection are called
a)
pathogens
b)
microbes
c)
bacilli
d)
flora
5.
what is the most important aseptic techniques that someone can do?
a)
handwashing
b)
vaccines
c)
using a tissue
d)
covering their mouth
6.
Shock caused by severe blood loss due to trauma
a)
anaphylactic
b)
psychogenic
c)
hemorrhagic
d)
septic
7.
Shock caused by a severe allergic reaction
a)
anaphylactic
b)
psychogenic
c)
hemorrhagic
d)
septic
8.
Shock caused emtional distress (extreme anger, fear, or grief)
a)
anaphylactic
b)
psychogenic
c)
hemorrhagic
d)
septic
9.
Shock caused by damage to heart muscle such as a heart attack
a)
anaphylactic
b)
cardiogenic
c)
hemorrhagic
d)
septic
10.
Shock caused by injury to spinal cord and/or brain
a)
psychogenic
b)
cardiogenic
c)
neurogenic
d)
septic
11.
Shock caused by loss of body fluid or acid-base imbalance in diabetes
a)
metabolic
b)
cardiogenic
c)
neurogenic
d)
septic
12.
Shock caused by trauma to respiratory tract or choking/distress
a)
metabolic
b)
cardiogenic
c)
respiratory
d)
septic
13.
Shock caused by widespread acute infection
a)
metabolic
b)
cardiogenic
c)
respiratory
d)
septic
14.
Wound where the superficial layers of skin is scraped off
a)
abrasion
b)
incision
c)
laceration
d)
avulsion
15.
Wound that has a deep hole caused by a nail or pointed instrument
a)
abrasion
b)
puncture
c)
laceration
d)
avulsion
16.
Wound caused by a tearing of the skin that causes jagged, irregular edges
a)
abrasion
b)
puncture
c)
laceration
d)
avulsion
17.
Wound caused by a knife, razor blade and has smooth even edges
a)
incision
b)
puncture
c)
laceration
d)
avulsion
18.
Wound that has tissue hanging from area; has a flap of skin
a)
incision
b)
puncture
c)
laceration
d)
avulsion
19.
Body part that is cut off and separated from the body
a)
incision
b)
puncture
c)
amputation
d)
avulsion
20.
what artery is found at #1
a)
temporal
b)
carotid
c)
brachial
d)
radial
21.
what artery is found at #2
a)
temporal
b)
carotid
c)
brachial
d)
radial
22.
what artery is found at #3
a)
temporal
b)
carotid
c)
brachial
d)
radial
23.
what artery is found at #4
a)
temporal
b)
carotid
c)
brachial
d)
radial
24.
what artery is found at #5
a)
temporal
b)
femoral
c)
popliteal
d)
dorsalis pedis
25.
what artery is found at #6
a)
temporal
b)
femoral
c)
popliteal
d)
dorsalis pedis
26.
what artery is found at #7
a)
temporal
b)
femoral
c)
popliteal
d)
dorsalis pedis
27.
what is the normal pulse range for adults
a)
60-100bpm
b)
60-90bpm
c)
50-90bpm
d)
80-120bpm
28.
what is the least accurate method to take temperature
a)
aural
b)
temporal
c)
rectal
d)
axillary or groin
29.
what is hypothermia
a)
low body temp below 95
b)
low body temp below 98
c)
high body temp above 98
d)
high body temp above 101
30.
what is hyperthermia
a)
high body temp above 101
b)
high body temp above 104
c)
low body temp below 50
d)
low body temp below 95
31.
what is bradycardia
a)
pulse rate below 100
b)
pulse rate below 60
c)
pulse rate over 100
d)
pulse rate over 60
32.
what is tachycardia
a)
pulse rate below 100
b)
pulse rate below 60
c)
pulse rate over 100
d)
pulse rate over 60
33.
what artery do we listen to when taking blood pressure
a)
temporal
b)
radial
c)
brachial
d)
femoral
34.
how much does each line on the sphygmomanometer represent
a)
2mmHg
b)
5mmHg
c)
10mmHg
d)
1mmHg
35.
When taking blood pressure, how much should you inflate the cuff to?
a)
180 mmHg
b)
200 mmHg
c)
300 mmHg
d)
20mmHg
36.
Which is the first step when taking blood pressure?
a)
make the pt sit quietly for 5 mins
b)
place the deflated cuff on the patient's arm
c)
find the brachial artery
d)
check that the valve is closed on the bulb before inflating the cuff
37.
What is the second step when taking blood pressure?
a)
make the pt sit quietly for 5 mins
b)
place the deflated cuff on the patient's arm
c)
grab and check the cuff to ensure the bladder is empty
d)
check that the valve is closed on the bulb before inflating the cuff
38.
What is the third step when taking blood pressure?
a)
make the pt sit quietly for 5 mins
b)
place the deflated cuff on the patient's arm
c)
find the pts brachial artery
d)
check that the valve is closed on the bulb before inflating the cuff
39.
What is the fourth step when taking blood pressure?
a)
make the pt sit quietly for 5 mins
b)
place the deflated cuff on the patient's arm
c)
find the pts brachial artery
d)
check that the valve is closed on the bulb before inflating the cuff
40.
What is the fifth step when taking blood pressure?
a)
make the pt sit quietly for 5 mins
b)
place the deflated cuff on the patient's arm
c)
place the diaphram directly over the brachial artery
d)
check that the valve is closed on the bulb before inflating the cuff
41.
What is the sixth step when taking blood pressure?
a)
make the pt sit quietly for 5 mins
b)
place the deflated cuff on the patient's arm
c)
place the diaphram directly over the brachial artery
d)
check that the valve is closed on the bulb before inflating the cuff
42.
What is the seventh step when taking blood pressure?
a)
pump the cuff up to 180mmHg
b)
place the deflated cuff on the patient's arm
c)
place the diaphram directly over the brachial artery
d)
check that the valve is closed on the bulb before inflating the cuff
43.
What is the eighth step when taking blood pressure?
a)
pump the cuff up to 180mmHg
b)
place the deflated cuff on the patient's arm
c)
place the diaphram directly over the brachial artery
d)
slowly open the valve on the pump to release the air from the cuff
44.
What is the ninth step when taking blood pressure?
a)
pump the cuff up to 180mmHg
b)
open the valve completely to empty the bladder and remove the cuff from the patient
c)
write the pt's blood pressure down
d)
slowly open the valve on the pump to release the air from the cuff
45.
What is the tenth step when taking blood pressure?
a)
pump the cuff up to 180mmHg
b)
open the valve completely to empty the bladder and remove the cuff from the patient
c)
write the pt's blood pressure down
d)
slowly open the valve on the pump to release the air from the cuff
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