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Total questions: 54
Worksheet time: 27mins
What is health science?
Cures for glitching Chromebooks.
Diagnose and treat ill grammar and improper language usage.
Study of the study of things and other things for that stuff.
Promote health and wellness / Treat injuries and disease.
Where are some places a health science professional might work?
boutique, gift shop, or outlet mall
hospital, clinic, or nursing home
conoco, valero, or shell
McDonald's, Burger King, or Dairy Queen
To work in health care, which level of education do you need?
GED
associate's, bachelor's, master's, or doctoral degrees
less than high school
Degrees inducing selectors to click on the longest answers.
Do you think a health science professional is someone with a curious mind?
yes
no
maybe
not sure
Does a health science professional need to be compassionate and care about other people?
yes
no
maybe
not sure
Does a health science professional need to be a responsible and dependable person?
maybe
no
not sure
yes
Do people interested in a career in health science need to like and do well in science class?
not sure
yes
no
maybe
Can a health science professional get queasy at the sight of blood?
yes
no
maybe
not sure
What is this condition known as?
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pollywannacrackerly
polydactyly
polypenguiny
The study of health and the application of that knowledge to improve health, cure disease, and understand how humans function.
education & training
health science
human services
hospitality and tourism
What is the fastest growing industry in the United States?
tourism
healthcare
auto manufacturing
food service
Baby Boomers
Americans born between 1901 to 1924
Americans born between 1925 to 1945
Americans born between 1946 to 1964
Americans born between 1965 to 1981
Of the top 10 paying jobs in Texas in 2018, how many are healthcare jobs?
6
7
8
9
A career in health science would require which high school graduation endorsement?
public service or STEM
arts & humanities
business & industry
multi-disciplinary
Form of healing that considers the whole person - body, mind, spirit, and emotions.
alternative medicine
acupuncture
meditation
holistic medicine
The treatment of disease or injury by physical methods such as massage, heat treatment, and exercise rather than by drugs or surgery.
aroma therapy
mental therapy
physical therapy
syrup therapy
Medical assistants trained to draw blood from a patient for medical testing.
phlegmologist
psychologist
phlebotomist
philologist
Clean teeth and examine the mouth for signs of oral disease. May educate patients on oral hygiene, and take and develop x-rays.
mental hygienist
dental hygienist
rental hygienist
gentle hygienist
Use specialized equipment to generate images used for assessing and diagnosing various medical conditions.
diagnostic medical sonographer
diagnostic medical sonographer
sonographing medical diagnostician
diagnostic sonographing medicine
Assess, treat, and care for patients with breathing disorders.
respiratory therapist
physical therapist
therapy therapist
therapist therapist
Take x-rays and CT scans for diagnostic purposes.
CT diagnostician
medical photographer
x-ray microwaver
radiologic technologist
Computer-processed combinations of many X-ray measurements taken from different angles allowing a doctor to see inside a patient without operating.
TC scan
JT scan
CT scan
TP scan
Assist in operations by setting up operating room, prepare and transport patients for surgery, and pass instruments to surgeons.
surgical technologist
technical surgelist
surgical phlebotomist
surgical geologist
Feed, bathe, and dress patients, serve meals, make beds, and keep rooms clean.
(LVN) licensed vocational nurse
(CNA) certified nursing assistant
(RN) registered nurse
(APRN) advanced practice registered nurse
Provide medical comfort and care for patients by checking vital statistics, changing bandages and monitor and record their medical records.
(CNA) certified nursing assistant
(LVN) licensed vocational nurse
(RN) registered nurse
(APRN) advanced practice registered nurse
Assess patient health problems, develop nursing care plans, and maintain medical records.
(CNA) certified nursing assistant
(LVN) licensed vocational nurse
(RN) registered nurse
(APRN) advanced practice registered nurse
A nurse who has obtained at least a master's degree in nursing.
(CNA) certified nurse assistant
(LVN) licensed vocational nurse
(RN) registered nurse
(APRN) advanced practice registered nurse
An advanced practice nurse trained to assist women in childbirth.
nurse anesthetist
midwife
nurse practitioner
nurse physician
An advanced practice nurse who administers anesthesia for surgery or other medical procedures.
nurse anesthetists
midwife
nurse practitioner
nurse physician
Nurses who can diagnose and treat illness. They can order, perform, and interpret diagnostic tests such as lab work and x-rays. They can also prescribe medication.
nurse anesthetist
midwife
nurse practitioner
nurse physician
What happened on December 7, 1941?
WWII ended
Ronald Reagan became president
The Japanese bombed an American naval base at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, starting WWII for the USA
The Spanish-American War
How long does it take to become a doctor?
7 to 11 years
11 to 15 years
15 to 18 years
4 to 7 years
What is the MCAT?
the LCAT's big brother
a smartphone data plan
the SAT for medical school
Mad Cows Attacking Tourists
What is a residency?
on-the-job training for doctors
a house
an apartment building
an old folk's home
A physician who does not specialize but deals with all illnesses.
specialists
sports practitioner
general practitioner
captain practitioner
children's doctor
pediatrician
podiatrist
psychologist
paresthesia
doctor for the elderly
genarian
pediatrician
geriatrician
fiberologist
a doctor highly skilled in a specific area of the body
general practitioner
nurse practitioner
specialist
naturalistic
heart doctor
pulmonologist
physical therapist
cardiologist
gastroenterologist
Why is it important to exercise and eat healthy?
It isn't important
So your heart never looks like this
lung doctor
cardiologist
cardiothoracic surgeon
ophthalmologist
pulmonologist
A doctor who treats injuries or disorders by cutting into the body with instruments.
sturgeon
surgeon
specialist
therapist
Use various chemicals to ensure patients remain unconscious during surgery.
gastroenterologist
anesthesiologist
otolaryngologists
oncologist
Performs surgery on the heart and lungs.
pediatrician
orthopedist
ophthalmologist
cardiothoracic surgeon
emergency room (ER) doctor
cardiothoracic surgeon
trauma surgeon
orthopedist
ophthalmologist
bone doctor
oncologist
otolaryngologists
orthopedist
ophthalmologist
cancer doctor
oncologist
orthopedist
obstetrician
ophthalmologist
eye doctor
oncologist
obstetrician
otolaryngologists
ophthalmologist
ear, nose, & throat doctor (ENT)
ophthalmologist
otolaryngologists
obstetrician
oncologist
specializes in diseases of the digestive system (stomach and intestines).
podiatrist
pediatrician
gastroenterologist
geriatrician
deliver babies
ophthalmologist
obstetrician
podiatrist
pediatrician
foot doctor
pediatrician
podiatrist
oncologist
pharmacist
brain doctor
hisologist
ourologist
yourologist
neurologist
operate on brains
neurosturgeon
cardiosurgeon
neurosurgeon
cryosurgeon
