WorksheetsQuiz #3 Review- Chapter 5
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
A person with epilepsy may experience auras.
True
False
Epilepsy is NOT a chronic seizure condition.
True
False
Respiratory distress can lead to respiratory arrest.
True
False
When a person is having a seizure, you should try to hold them still.
True
False
The organ which secretes insulin is the liver.
True
False
A severe allergic reaction is called anaphylaxis.
True
False
Epi-pens can be used more than once.
True
False
Fainting is normally harmful.
True
False
Hyperglycemia is too little sugar in the blood.
True
False
An example of a quick-relief medication is an asthma inhaler.
True
False
Asthma is a condition in which:
The airways are narrow
The airways are inflamed
Breathing is difficult
All of the above
This type of seizure causes convulsions (uncontrolled body movements)
Epilepsy
Absence
Grand Mal
All of the above
Define FAST:
face, arm, speech, time
face, are, speed, time
face, arm, speed, time
face, assist, speech, time
Certain substances called _________________ can cause or "set off" an asthma attack.
Elements
Asthma inducers
Triggers
Micro-organisms
The drug that slows or stops the effect of anaphylaxis is called:
Epicodine
Aspirin
Amoxicillin
Epinephrine
What is the condition in which the body cannot produce glucose in the bloodstream?
Stroke
Diabetes
Asthma
Anaphylaxis
A stroke happens because the blood flow is cut off to the brain, OR:
Loss of consciousness
Bleeding in the stomach
Bleeding in the brain
There is no other reason
Which option closest relates to the term "Hyperglycemia"?
Low blood glucose levels
Slurred speech
Hormone
High blood glucose levels
Which option closest relates to the term "Insulin"?
Mini-Stroke
Hormone
Severe allergic reaction
Difficulty breathing
Which option closest relates to the term "Transient Stroke"?
Breathing has stopped
High blood glucose levels
Mini-Stroke
Low blood glucose levels
Which option closest relates to the term "Respiratory Distress"?
Difficulty breathing
Hormone
Slurred speech
Breathing has stopped
Which option closest related to the term "Stroke signal"?
Breathing has stopped
Severe allergic reaction
Mini-Stroke
Slurred speech
Which option closest related to the term "Hypoglycemia"?
Low blood glucose levels
Slurred speech
Hormone
High blood glucose levels
Which option closest related to the term "Anaphylaxis"?
Difficulty breathing
Severe allergic reaction
Breathing has stopped
Hormone
Which option closest related to the term "Respiratory Arrest"?
Difficulty breathing
Hormone
Slurred speech
Breathing has stopped
