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PCT Review 6

Total questions: 21

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

When removing a dressing, you should:

a)

use an adhesive remover

b)

pull tape away from the wound

c)

cover with a new dressing

d)

pull tape toward the wound

2.

An HAI infection, previously known as a nosocomial infection, is:

a)

caused by receiving treatment

b)

a hospital term for a terminally ill patient

c)

an infection caused by the healthcare team

d)

a hospital acquired infection

3.

The medical term singultus means:

a)

hiccups

b)

single

c)

pain

d)

gas

4.

Hypothermia is a body temperature:

a)

98.6 Fahrenheit

b)

below 95 degrees Fahrenheit

c)

above 101 degrees Fahrenheit

d)

below 90 degrees Fahrenheit

5.

When drawing blood using the syringe method, it is common to use:

a)

50 ml syringe

b)

10 ml syringe

c)

1 ml syringe

d)

none of the above

6.

Paralysis of the lower extremities is medically termed as:

a)

hemiplegia

b)

bilegia

c)

quadriplegia

d)

paraplegia

7.

Tact is best defined as:

a)

not being judgemental

b)

giving good medical advice

c)

saying or doing the right thing at the right time

d)

completing a task quickly

8.

The agency responsible for setting safety standards for the workplace is:

a)

CLIA

b)

FDA

c)

OSHA

d)

HIPAA

9.

A cytotoxic solution is:

a)

a cleaning solution

b)

harmful to living tissue

c)

chemotherapy

d)

safe to use on wounds

10.

The term "epi-" means:

a)

top

b)

difficult

c)

half

d)

against

11.

Cold applications are indicated for treatment of:

a)

sprains

b)

strains

c)

bruises

d)

all of the above

12.

What gauge needle is most commonly used for a venipuncture procedure?

a)

16-18 gauge

b)

12-14 gauge

c)

21-23 gauge

d)

24-26 gauge

13.

Which of the following are principles of conduct and moral values:

a)

ethics

b)

morals

c)

tact

d)

professionalism

14.

In a hospital setting, the PCA is closely supervised by a ____________.

a)

CNA

b)

RN

c)

MD

d)

Unit supervisor

15.

Which of the following are signs of infection and should be reported?

a)

clear drainage

b)

a wound with a blood and odorous drainage

c)

warm and moist skin

d)

all of the above

16.

A medical interpreter will only tell the patient what the physician tells the patient.

a)

True

b)

False

17.

The root word "cardio" means:

a)

joint

b)

heart

c)

liver

d)

kidney

18.

The root word "nephro" means:

a)

kidney

b)

abdominal wall

c)

stomach

d)

head

19.

The root word "rhino" means:

a)

muscle

b)

joint

c)

stone

d)

nose

20.

Which layer of skin contains adipose tissue?

a)

subcutaneous (sub-q)

b)

dermis

c)

epidermis

d)

all of the above

21.

Arteries carry:

a)

nutrients to the cells

b)

deoxygenated blood

c)

oxygen to the cells

d)

both a & c