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WorksheetsPCT Exam Review 4
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
The brachial artery is located in the _________________.
sole of the foot
top side of the elbow
behind the knee
side of the neck
Which blood type is considered to be the universal donor?
A
B
O
AB
In an adult, the normal pulse rate is _________ beats per minute and normal respiratory rate is ________ breaths per minute.
30-20, 90-60
60-100, 18-20
20-30, 60-100
100-60, 30-20
The suffix "-pathy" means:
disease
study of
discharge
away from
The prefix "post-" means:
between
against
after
inside
A pathogen that can live without the presence of oxygen is:
aerobic
anaerobic
dead
septic
The medical term for a bruise is:
cyanosis
thrombosis
malaise
ecchymosis
The medical chart is:
a legal document
a temporary record of care
documentation that can be used in court
both A and C
When performing a catheterization of the urinary bladder, which technique should be observed?
Asepsis
Surgical asepsis
Sterile
Clean
The root word "laparo" means:
heart
bladder
abdominal wall
bile
The strongest bone in the human body is the _____________.
tibia
femur
humerus
skull
Which of the following is true when an IV infiltrates?
IV fluid flows into surrounding tissue
needle pierces the vein
patient will experience pain and swelling
all of the above
A crash cart contains which of the following?
emergency drugs, needles & syringes
equipment for ventilation and chest compression
defibrillator with cardiac monitor
all of the above
The suffix "-rrhagia" means:
small
inside
excessive flow
pain
The prefix "ab-" means:
away from
within
before
top
Which of the following procedures requires the use of sterile technique?
drawing blood
electrocardiogram
blood pressure
insertion of an indwelling catheter
Which of the following are types of seizures?
Petit-mal
Grand-mal
Jacksonian
all of the above
Which of the following are modes of transportation for a pathogen?
droplet
contact
airborne
all of the above
Which of the following is NOT a type of GI feeding tube?
J tube (jejunostomy)
G tube (gastrostomy)
C tube (colon)
NG tube (nasogastric)
The abbreviation TID means "three times daily."
True
False
The largest organ in the human body:
liver
stomach
small intestine
spleen
The AED is used only when the patient is:
unresponsive
without a pulse
not breathing
all of the above
The suffix "-algia" means:
difficult
pain
condition of
blood
The prefix "peri-" means:
without
many
around
under
Which of the following are routine tests for a patient with diabetes?
UA
FBS
HgA1C
all of the above
