WorksheetsHS II EOC REVIEW
Total questions: 123
Worksheet time: 2hrs 6mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Melody dropped a pan of contaminated instruments on the floor. She used a Clorox solution to clean the area. Which method of aseptic control did she use on the floor?
a)
antisepsis
b)
cavitation
c)
disinfection
d)
sterilization
2.
What is the competence in an activity or occupation because of one's skill, training, or other qualifications?
a)
abilities
b)
degree
c)
interests
d)
values
3.
Lindsay wants to complete her nursing degree in two years. She plans to attend a community college. Which degree will she earn?
a)
associate's
b)
bachelor's
c)
master's
d)
doctorate
4.
Susan passed the government agency's state-mandated board exam and maintains certain standards for her healthcare profession. Susan is:
a)
certificated
b)
credentialed
c)
licensed
d)
registered
5.
Which practice indicated Rosemary is addressing her personal hygiene?
a)
brushes her teeth
b)
irons her uniform
c)
wears her hair up
d)
wears stud earrings
6.
Brooke prepares a document that illustrates her accomplishments. She plans to take this to her job interview. Brooke is working on her:
a)
credentialing portfolio
b)
professional portfolio
c)
career planning portfolio
d)
job market portfolio
7.
In which health science career cluster does the professional work to create a picture of the health status of the patient and other clients at a single point in time?
a)
diagnostic services
b)
health informatics
c)
support services
d)
therapeutic services
8.
Jennifer's primary role is to document patient care. Jennifer works in the area of:
a)
diagnostic services
b)
health informatics
c)
support services
d)
therapeutic services
9.
Kim is involved in bioscience research and development that applies to human health. Kim works in the area of:
a)
biotechnology research and development
b)
diagnostic services
c)
health informatics
d)
therapeutic services
10.
The activity that involves exploring job sources, identifying places of employment, and completing an application is called:
a)
employment standards
b)
job keeping
c)
job seeking
d)
professional development
11.
What should a healthcare professional do if the patient's verbal and non-verbal messages are inconsistent?
a)
Always believe the patient
b)
ask questions to clarify
c)
avoid getting feedback
d)
report the inconsistency to the patient's family
12.
Frances asked Dr. Jones, "What is a hysterectomy?" Dr. Jones responds, "Removal of the uterus." Which part of the communication model does France's question represent?
a)
feedback
b)
message
c)
receiver
d)
sender
13.
Joseph gives Marshall inhalation treatment every day. Marshall always asks a lot of questions. Joseph listens actively and is not critical of Marshall. Which communication process is Joseph practicing.
a)
engagement
b)
understanding
c)
education
d)
sense of partnership
14.
When Mr. Bell is admitted for glaucoma surgery, he has trouble seeing the documents in order to sign them. What barrier is inhibiting effective communication?
a)
cultural
b)
environmental
c)
personal
d)
physical
15.
When Travis delivers a lunch tray to a visually impaired patient, he compares the location of the food to the face of a clock (peas at 9, meat at 12, etc.) This is an example of which communication strategy?
a)
cultural
b)
environmental
c)
physical
d)
visual
16.
Bob says "Hello" to Marta as he walks past her. Marta smiles at Bob. Using the communication model, what is the feedback?
a)
Bob
b)
"Hello"
c)
Marta
d)
Marta's smile
17.
When Patricia's supervisor asked her to work in a different unit, Patricia refused and said, "I am not going to be picked on today." The supervisor did not get upset because she understood the Patricia's response was related to which influence on communication?
a)
cultural issues
b)
life experiences
c)
physical environment
d)
prejudice
18.
Jerry is taking care of a hearing impaired patient. When he speaks with the patient, he should:
a)
face the patient and speak clearly in short sentences
b)
say everything twice
c)
shout as he speaks
d)
turn up the volume all the way on the patients hearing aid
19.
Which agency would be most helpful in monitoring an outbreak of TB?
a)
CDC
b)
FDA
c)
NIH
d)
WHO
20.
Mr. Moore sometimes fails to take all of his medicine because he had difficulty opening the bottles. He might need assistance and might also benefit from social contact. Which agency might provide this type of care?
a)
adult day care
b)
idemnity care
c)
managed care
d)
telemedicine
21.
Tom was injured while serving with the U.S. Marines. His medical expenses will be covered by:
a)
medicaid
b)
medicare
c)
medigap
d)
TRICARE
22.
Abby goes to see her physician because of hypertension. Doctors check her blood pressure, run an EKG, and draw blood for lab work. She has to pay $25.00 for this visit. This payment is known as:
a)
co-insurance
b)
co-pay
c)
deductible
d)
out of pocket
23.
As the population continues to increase in age, the trend reflects a need for which type of healthcare service?
a)
epidemiology
b)
geriatric care
c)
technology
d)
telemedicine
24.
A way to lower healthcare costs is to decrease the length of inpatient hospital stays. Which option helps reduce the length of a hospital stay?
a)
doctor's offices
b)
emergency care
c)
home healthcare
d)
industrial care
25.
A local hospital opens an Urgent Care Center. This healthcare service is an example of:
a)
home healthcare
b)
in-patient services
c)
hospice services
d)
outpatient services
26.
Dasher contracted Hepatitis B from a needle stick while working at the local hospital. To what regulatory agency should this incident be reported?
a)
CDC
b)
RPA
c)
FDA
d)
OSHA
27.
Which is an example of a nonprofit healthcare agency?
a)
American Lung Association
b)
Beaufort City Health Department
c)
Duke Children's Hospital
d)
Union County Health Department
28.
A hospital fee for a patient's outpatient appendectomy totals $5000. The patient's insurance plan pays $4000. The plan states that the hospital will not charge the patient the difference. This is an example of a:
a)
Diagnostic Related Group
b)
Health Maintenance Orginization
c)
Preferred Provider Organization
d)
Reimbursement Organization
29.
A patient decides to have an abortion. The nurse comments, "I would never allow my daughter to do this!" The nurse has violated which behavior?
a)
educational
b)
ethical
c)
legal
d)
nurse law
30.
Jim asked Sue to be his spokesperson in determining treatment measures that should be taken if he is unable to make his own healthcare decisions. After signing a legal document, Sue is Jim's:
a)
advanced director
b)
power of attorney
c)
ommbudsmen
d)
organ donar
31.
When George was admitted to a long term care facility, he was evaluated for memory, habits, and hobbies. Which patient rights legislation requires this evaluation?
a)
health insurance portability and accountability act (HIPPA)
b)
nursing home reform act (NHRA)
c)
omnibus buget reconciliation act (OBRA)
d)
patient self-determination act (PSDA)
32.
What do stopping the use of a feeding tube and withholding CPR on a patient have in common?
a)
abortion
b)
end of life dilemmas
c)
organ donation
d)
research treatment
33.
Dr. Smith opened a medical practice but has not yet passed the state mandated exam. Dr. Smith is guilty of which offense?
a)
false imprisonment
b)
physical abuse
c)
practicing without a llicense
d)
sexual abuse
34.
A student nurse told his roommate about a patient at the nursing home. Which patient rights legislation was violated?
a)
Health Insurance Portability ans Accountability Act (HIPPA)
b)
Nursing Home Reform Act (NHRA)
c)
Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act (OBRA)
d)
Patient Self-Determination Act (PSDA)
35.
The HOSA officers plan three goals for the new school year. This is what stage in team building?
a)
Forming
b)
storming
c)
norming
d)
performing
36.
An effective team allows the members to express their ideas. Which stage of team building does this represent?
a)
forming
b)
storming
c)
norming
d)
performing
37.
When a patient cannot reach the call bell, a nurse moves it within reach. Which safety consideration is being followed?
a)
Body Mechanics
b)
Environmental safety
c)
General guidelines
d)
Patient Safety
38.
Whitney always stands with her feet shoulder width apart when preparing to lift and move a patient. Which healthcare professional safety guidelines is Whitney following?
a)
Body mechanics
b)
Ergonomics program
c)
Fire safety program
d)
General guidelines
39.
Mrs. Fields conducts safety drills at school because she believes it is best to prepare for, respond to, and recover from unexpected situations. Which environmental safety process is she following
a)
Basic emergency response
b)
Fire safety
c)
General guidelines
d)
Hazardous materials
40.
Which statement shows a lack of understanding of patient safety needs?
a)
"Before I perform a procedure ona patient, I explain it in detail."
b)
"I keep the wheels on the bed unlocked so it can be moved easily in an emergency"
c)
I leave the side rails up on the bed, even for adults"
d)
"I observe a patient for his/her response to treatment"
41.
Trash is burning and the fire gets out of control. Which fire extinguisher is most appropriate to use
a)
Class A
b)
Class B
c)
Class C
d)
Class D
42.
Which action is NOT correct use of a fire extinguisher?
a)
Pull the pin to release the lock
b)
Aim the extinguisher at the base of the fire
c)
Squeeze or press the handle
d)
Hold extinguisher in one position while discharging it
43.
What position in biomanufacturing requires the understanding of infection control and the use of PPE's?
a)
Process technician
b)
Manufacturing support technician
c)
Process engineer
d)
Process development scientist
44.
MAR medical Company has been in clinical trials with its new drug Weigh-Less. Which description indicates the drug is in phase TWO of the clinical trials?
a)
25 participants from May 1 - July 1, 2011
b)
96 participatns from October 31, 2008 - January 31 2009
c)
1009 participants from April 20, 2008 - April 20, 2011
d)
189 participants from December 10, 2009-December 10, 2011
45.
MAR Medical Company has been in clinical trials with hits new drug Weigh-Less. Which description indicates the drug is in phase THREE of the clinical trials?
a)
25 participants from May 1 - July 1, 2011
b)
96 participants from October 31, 2008 - January 31 2009
c)
1009 participants from April 30, 2008 - April 20, 2011
d)
December 10, 2009-December 10, 2011
46.
MAR medical's clinical trial for Weigh-Less now has 1492 participants. This comes under which phase of human clincal trials?
a)
Effectiveness
b)
Extensive clinical testing
c)
FDA review
d)
Safety studies
47.
There are 289 participants in MAR medical's clinical trial for Weigh-Less. The clinical trial is in which phase?
a)
Effectiveness
b)
Extensive clinical tesing
c)
FDA review
d)
Safety studies
48.
Judy is using cheese and crackers a the standard operation procedure example. She omits that she will be performing this task. Which part of the SOP (standard operating procedure) did she forget?
a)
Materials and equipment
b)
Purpose
c)
Responsibility
d)
Scope
49.
The generic form of Tylenol contains acetaminophen and other inactive ingredients. The combination of two ingredients occurs in which step?
a)
Biosynthesis
b)
Formulation
c)
Purification
d)
Synthesis
50.
Advil is dispensed into labeled bottles. This supports which stage of the production process?
a)
Final dosage form
b)
Formulation
c)
Purification
d)
Synthesis
51.
Jason works in quality assurance. His work is vital in the development of pharmaceutical products to:
a)
ensure effectiveness and safety.
b)
increase development time.
c)
increase production time.
d)
support continued production.
52.
John's ability to perform maintenance checks on his computer at his biomanufacturing job is an example of a(n):
a)
instrumentation technician.
b)
process engineer
c)
process technician
d)
quality control associate
53.
Kendall is organizing the weekly staff meeting to review the quality control issues for the past quarter. She mentions to the staff that the directions for all the pharmaceuticals must be carried out completely. She is addressing which rule for quality?
a)
Do what you say
b)
Prove it
c)
Say what you do
d)
Understand customer needs
54.
Which action by a maintenance technician indicates an understanding of environmental safety issue?
a)
Always ask for training before operating new equipment
b)
Carry heavy objects closee the the body
c)
Lock side rails to ensure they cannot belowered
d)
Wash hands before and after beginning work
55.
Which action can contribute to illness and injury prevention?
a)
Allow employees with latex allergies to avoid the use of gloves
b)
List all work related injuries on the agency bulletin board
c)
Immunize employees only at high risk for exposure
d)
Store hazardous materials in a locked area
56.
Which precations would be used if MRSA and scabies are suspected?
a)
Blood borne pathogen
b)
Extended
c)
Standars
d)
TB
57.
A patient has a staph infection on the right lower leg. The nurse changes the dressing every day, being careful about the placement of items in the room. Which precaution is being practiced?
a)
Airborne
b)
Contact
c)
Droplet
d)
Reverse
58.
Prior to a surgical procedure, the skin is washed with an antimicrobial solution. This is an example of which method of aseptic control?
a)
Antisepsis
b)
Cavitation
c)
Disinfection
d)
Sterilization
59.
Which is true about vaccinations?
a)
Act as a way to decrease the number of microorganisms in a reservoir
b)
Are a way to control the spread of microorganisms
c)
Increase hospital revenue and should be used to decrese the cost of co-insurance
d)
Make it harder for antibodies and antigens to react with a microorganism
60.
Mike fell and scraped his knee. He understood the chain of infection when he cleaned the injury with warm water and soap. What part of the chain of infection did he address?
a)
Portal of Entry
b)
Portal of Exit
c)
Susceptible Host
d)
Reservoir
61.
Following a camping trip in a wooded, mountain area, James developed a rash. The most likely cause of the rash is:
a)
Helminths
b)
Rickettsiae
c)
Bacilli
d)
Virus
62.
What treatment is most effective for bacteria?
a)
Antibiotic
b)
Antiviral
c)
Fungicide
d)
MRS
63.
What organism has no symptoms and is considered normal flora?
a)
Aerobic
b)
Anaerobic
c)
Non-Pathogens
d)
Pathogens
64.
Rebecca is recovering from the H1N1 virus. She develops diarrhea after eating contaminated food. This type of infection is a(n):
a)
Endogenous Infection
b)
Exogenous Infection
c)
Local Infection
d)
Systemic Infection
65.
Jody is scheduled for a follow-up appointment after sustaining a radial fracture. During the visit, Jody's wrist was flexed and extended. This is what type of service?
a)
Diagnostic Services
b)
Evaluation of Care
c)
In-Patient Care
d)
Therapeutic Services
66.
Which is an example of diagnostic services?
a)
Administering Medication
b)
Ambulation TID
c)
Oxygen Therapy
d)
Strep Test
67.
A patient presents with right upper quadrant pain.The nurse knows that as he/she checks the patient into the emergency department, the symptoms will be documented in which part of the patient's chart?
a)
Chief Complaint
b)
Family History
c)
Medical History
d)
Present Illness
68.
Felicia observes that Mrs. Winger has a large red spot on her forearm. Felicia would document this as:
a)
Mrs. Winger has 2 cm red spot on her right forearm.
b)
Mrs. Winger has a big bruise on her right arm.
c)
Mrs. Winger has an ecchymosis on her right arm.
d)
Mrs. Winger scraped her arm playing shuffleboard.
69.
After reviewing a patient's range of motion, a physical therapist will add weight training to the strength training routine. This is which step in the patient care process?
a)
Plan Patient Care
b)
Implement Patient Care
c)
Evaluate Patient Care
d)
Revise Patient Care
70.
Angela is scheduled for a physical with Dr. Garret. A nurse assists her into the exam room and prepares her for the exam. During the exam, the nurse's responsibility to Angela is to:
a)
Clean the exam room with disinfectant
b)
Make sure Dr. Garret has needed diagnostic tools
c)
Make sure clinic is running smoothly
d)
Provide for her safety and comfort
71.
Upon documenting a patient's admission, the CMA notes that the patient's sister has ovarian cancer. This is considered what part of collecting patient data?
a)
Chief Complaint
b)
Family History
c)
Medical History
d)
Present Illness
72.
The doctor is explaining the orders to the nurse. The orders are which part of the patient care process?
a)
Plan Patient Care
b)
Implement Patient Care
c)
Evaluate Patient Care
d)
Revise Patient Care
73.
The Emergency Room doctor orders a STAT abdominal x-ray and ultrasound. This is considered which part of the patient care process?
a)
Plan Patient Care
b)
Implement Patient Care
c)
Evaluate Patient Care
d)
Revise Patient Care
74.
The doctor is exploring patient responses to the new clinical trial medication. This is part of which patient care process?
a)
Plan Patient Care
b)
Implement Patient Care
c)
Evaluate Patient Care
d)
Revise Patient Care
75.
The Labor and Delivery nurse admits a new patient to the unit. During the assessment, what describes subjective data?
a)
"Both of my hands seem puffy."
b)
"My hand is swollen around my ring."
c)
"I think I am swelling too much."
d)
"My left hand is bigger than the right one."
76.
Dr. Williams uses sound to assess a patient's condition. Which instrument is being used?
a)
Glass Thermometer
b)
Otoscope
c)
Reflex Hammer
d)
Stethoscope
77.
The respiratory therapist notes inspiratory rales. This is an example of:
a)
Subjective observations
b)
Objective observations
c)
Evaluation of care
d)
Implementation care plan
78.
Tess, age 8, had oral surgery and is breathing through her mouth. Which type of thermometer is best for the nursing assistant to use when taking Tess's temperature?
a)
Aural
b)
Glass
c)
Oral Electric
d)
Rectal Electric
79.
The doctor requests the most accurate temperature for a hypothermic patient. The student will obtain and document which temperature?
a)
95.2
b)
96.2 (AX)
c)
96.2 (R)
d)
97.2
80.
Doris is experiencing decreased feeling in her lower limbs. Which pulse site is best to assess for circulation?
a)
Radial
b)
Brachial
c)
Dorsalis Pedis
d)
Carotid
81.
Sally presents to the emergency department with a chief complaint of difficulty breathing. Sally's complaint describes:
a)
Cyanosis
b)
Dyspnea
c)
Tachypnea
d)
Wheezing
82.
The health science student takes a patient's blood pressure, which is 166/78. The student needs to be concerned about the:
a)
Heart Contracting
b)
Heart Resting
c)
Irregular Pulse Rate
d)
Irregular Rhythm of the Heartbeat
83.
Which blood pressure reading needs to be reported immediately?
a)
110/60
b)
132/78
c)
144/80
d)
188/120
84.
Which vital signs need to be reported to a supervisor?
a)
T100, P60, R18, BP138/90
b)
T102.4, P104, R22, BP140/88
c)
T97.6 (AX), P92, R20, BP100/60
d)
T99.2 (R), P84, R12, BP110/70
85.
Rose carried her coffee with her when she went for her doctor's appointment. The nurse decides to come back in a few minutes to take Rose's vital signs because:
a)
Blood pressure will not be accurate when drinking coffee.
b)
She wanted Rose to enjoy the rest of her coffee.
c)
An oral temperature will not be accurate while drinking warm liquids.
d)
Respirations will slow down when drinking coffee.
86.
In which position should a patient be placed if his/her blood pressure is 50/30 during an assessment?
a)
Prone
b)
Sims
c)
Sitting
d)
Trendelenburg
87.
Dakota is admitted to the outpatient area for bleeding in the mouth. The best position for the nurse to place him?
a)
High Fowlers
b)
Lithotomy
c)
Low Fowler's
d)
Sim's
88.
The COPD patient is complaining of severe orthopnea when lying flat. Which is the best position for this pat
a)
High Fowlers
b)
Horizontal recumbent
c)
Sims
d)
Trendelenburg
89.
Louis suffered a fractured metatarsal while playing baseball. The bet ambulation device for him is a:
a)
cane
b)
crutch
c)
walker
d)
wheelchair
90.
Jackie is scheduled for a massage. She complains of muscle tightness in her neck and shoulders. The most relaxing treatment of Jackie's muscle tightness is:
a)
effleurage
b)
hotpacks
c)
icepacks
d)
petrissage
91.
The occupational therapist assesses decreased ability to swallow thin liquids on the right side of the patients throat. This is an example of:
a)
subjective observations
b)
objective observations
c)
evaluation of care
d)
implementation ocare plan
92.
The student obtained Sally's temperature under her arm. What is the correct documentation?
a)
100.2 (AX)
b)
98.2 (T)
c)
99.0
d)
102 (R)
93.
A patient's diagnosis is left subdural hemorrahagic stroke. What is the main term for the ICD9 code?
a)
left
b)
Hemorrahgic
c)
Stroke
d)
Subdural
94.
Rebecca is recovering from the H1N1 virus. She develops diarrhea after eating contaminated food. This type of infection is a(n):
a)
endogenous infection
b)
exogenous infection
c)
local infection
d)
systemic infection
95.
What would a healthcare professional do before each skill check-off of aseptic technique?
a)
disinfect their hands
b)
sterilize their hands
c)
vaccinate their hands
d)
wash their hands
96.
A patient suffers from a knee injury and is seeing a physical therapist. What is the main term for the ICD-9 code?
a)
Gait
b)
Injury
c)
Ligament
d)
Strain
97.
Brenda determines information needed y insurance companies for reimbursement. She is a(n):
a)
admissions clerk.
b)
health insurance specialist.
c)
medical records technician
d)
transcriptionist
98.
Which name comes first when filing alphabetically?
a)
Charlie R. Riddle
b)
Elizabeth K. Rector
c)
Charlotte Reason
d)
Chuck J. Rouse
99.
Gail is filing patient records numerically. Which number will come first using a straight numeric system?
a)
67894-33
b)
09876-33
c)
17283-68
d)
68394-05
100.
Walter is filing patient records numerically. Which number will come last using a terminal numeric system?
a)
96003-48
b)
29194-93
c)
68349-38
d)
58392-44
101.
A health informatics professional who reviews patient records for malpractice and negligence cases would be employed by a (n):
a)
attorney.
b)
clinic.
c)
hosptial.
d)
physician's office.
102.
Daniel is conducting the annual monitoring of facility documentation and inspection of electrical equipment at the Breath of life respiratory clinic. Which agency is most likely Daniel's employer?
a)
ASHE
b)
CDC
c)
EPA
d)
NFPA
103.
What is the best way for the central supply technician to assure patient safety from contamination by surgical instruments?
a)
Antisepsis
b)
Disinfection
c)
Sterilzation
d)
Ultrosonic cleaning
104.
The support services employee is cleaning a hospital bed following a patient's discharge. Which statement shows understanding of disinfection?
a)
"I will use a chemical solution to disinfect the bed"
b)
"I will use betadine to disinfect the bed."
c)
I will use soap and water to disinfect the bed"
d)
"I will use steam to disinfect the bed"
105.
Kristina wants to add guaze to a sterile field. If she does not have an instrument, what technique will she use?
a)
Drop Technique
b)
open technique
c)
transfer forceps
d)
wrap technique
106.
The surgical technician displays an understanding of sterile technique by making sure the:
a)
Surgical field stays dry.
b)
Surgidcal field has a 4 inch buffer area.
c)
sterile indicator is on the supply package
d)
surgical field is free from microorganisms
107.
If Roy wants to have a better understanding of how resource management operates in a healthcare setting, which record will provide him the most helpful information?
a)
Agency finance record
b)
Employee work records
c)
Environmental esthetics
d)
Managing hazardous wastes
108.
When Tony wants to renew his CPR certification, which department will provide him with the information he needs?
a)
Acquire and distribute resources
b)
Manage Agency Finances
c)
Managing Hazardous waste
d)
Staff Develoopment and Productivity
109.
A hospital administrator provides training for nurses related to the use of new computers. Which area of resource management does this training address?
a)
Acquiring and distributing resources
b)
Managing agency finances
c)
Monitoring productivity
d)
Participating in staff developement
110.
Which example demonstrates an advantage of free communication in teamwork?
a)
Team members are willing to make changes
b)
Team members are always in agreement.
c)
Team members feel they are able to talk openly.
d)
Team members are motivated.
111.
The team manager tells the unit secretary that she is not going to reschedule the break times until the new employee arrives. This is an example of which reactive strategy in managing team conflict?
a)
Acting
b)
Adjusing
c)
Accommodation
d)
Avoiding
112.
Tracy values other team members. She is exhibiting a characteristic of what kind of leader?
a)
Autocratic
b)
Democratic
c)
Laissez-faire
d)
Republican
113.
Julia has an open door policy and always takes a majority vote on decisions. Her leadership style is:
a)
Autocratic
b)
Democratic
c)
Independent
d)
Laissez-faire
114.
The attributes of an effective leader are reflected in which response?
a)
"I trust you can do this!"
b)
"Why haven't you already done this?"
c)
"The other team knows how to do this better."
d)
"just let me do it!"
115.
A healthcare team of many professionals allows them to plan the best treatment for patients. A multidisciplinary healthcare team allows:
a)
each member's role to be stricktly defined.
b)
team members to develop individual goals.
c)
independent practice without need for team cooperation
d)
development of free responsibilities
116.
Healthcare professionals know they must stay up to date on the most current medical issues. This addresses which element of wellness?
a)
Emotional
b)
Mental
c)
Physical
d)
Spiritual
117.
The Indian medicine man visited Mrs. Johnson for a ceremony of healing. This is an example of which element of wellness?
a)
Emotional
b)
Mental
c)
Social
d)
Spiritual
118.
A practice that promotes wellness is reflected in which response?
a)
"I had an orange this week."
b)
"limited the amount of snacks and junk foods this week."
c)
"I only drink soft drinks."
119.
Debbie always uses her planner, which helps her manage her time. This is an example of which stress management method?
a)
Accept stress
b)
adapt to stress
c)
alter stress
d)
avoid stress
120.
A healthcare provider aligns clients' bones. What type of complementary/alternative medicine is the healthcare provider practicing?
a)
chiropractor
b)
herbal remedies
c)
massage therapy
d)
avoid stress
121.
Julien is working in the emergency department. He feels that this position is very demanding and that he is experiencing physical symptoms of these demands. Julien probably has:
a)
arthritis
b)
hypotension
c)
migraines
d)
pneumonia
122.
excessive of alcohol, cigarettes, and habitual eating fast foods are examples of which wellness risk?
a)
environmental
b)
genetics
c)
physical inactivity
d)
self-destructive behaviors
123.
A patient is isolated because of staphylococci. Which PPEs will healthcare professionals need before caring for the patient?
a)
goggles
b)
gowns
c)
gloves
d)
masks
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