WorksheetsIntro to Med Path
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 15mins
Tachycardia refers to
> 100 beats/minute
< 60 beats/minute
> 20 breaths/minute
Between 60-72 beats/minute
Temperature can be taken through ________ route(s)
Oral
Rectal
Tempanic
Temporal
All of the above
A nurse practitioner
Must go through medical school
Cannot write prescription
Can diagnose and treat acute illnesses/injuries/infections
Only need a bachelor's degree
When a blood pressure cuff is too small on the patient,
The blood pressure reading will be normal
The blood pressure reading will be abnormally high
The blood pressure reading will be abnormally low
All of the above
Hepatitis B can live in dried blood for up to
1 hour
1 day
1 week
Hepatitis B cannot survive in dried blood
Childhood and adulthood illness are included in the
Blood pressure testing
Physical examination
Insurance papers
Medical examination
Disease transmission with blood to blood contact is called
Indirect contact
Vehicle transmission
Mechanical transmission
Direct contact
An oral temperature of 97.1F is considered
Too high
Too low
Normal
Dangerous
None of the above
Which of the following is true about taking a pulse?
You should use your thumb to take the radial pulse
The patient should be holding their breath
You should count the number of beats for 15 seconds, then multiply it by 4
The patient's arm should be hanging at their side
It should be done at the same time as pulse
Healthcare professionals who study, diagnose, prevent, and treat conditions of the oral cavity are know as
Doctor of Osteopathy
Nurse Practitioners
Dentists
Emergency Medical Technicians
Physical Therapist
Physicians in primary care-internal medicine are
Physicians who specialise in the diagnosis and treatments of serious disease in a particular organ
Physicians that manage and diagnose a variety of common illnesses
Not medical doctors because they did not have to go to medical school
Considered Allied Healthcare Professionals
Nurse practitioners
Which of the following healthcare professionals provide rehabilitation to patients?
Physical Therapist
Athletic Trainer, Certified
Occupational Therapist
All of the above
Vehicle-borne disease transmission is a type of
Direct contact
Indirect contact
Airborne transmission
Biological transmission
Mechanical transmission
A BSN
Has a bachelor's degree
Can have a supervisory role
Hold a higher education than an ADN
Have passed their NCLEX- RN
All of the above
When someone's T-cells are tested, and it falls under 200, they are likely
To be normal
To have AIDS
To have HIV
To have a cold
To have Hepatitis C
Hepatitis B is transmitted by all of the following except
Food contaminated by feces
A mother breastfeeding her child
Sexual contact
Dried blood
Hepatitis B is transmitted by all of the above
___________ pressure is the pressure of the heart wall when the heart contracts
Diastolic
Blood
Pulse
Systolic
None of the above
A CRNA is a
Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist
Certified Registered Nurse Assistant
Certified Renal Nurse Anesthetist
Certified Registered Nurse Advanced
Certified Renal Nurse Assistant
Which of the following is true about Hepatitis C?
It is the most common type of hepatitis
It is the least severe type of hepatitis
It is transmitted through poorly sterilized medical equipment
It can live in dried blood for up to 1 week
It can progress to acquired immunodeficiency syndrome
Disease transmission may be prevented if
Healthcare workers throw soiled gauze and gloves in regular trash cans
All human waste is treated as if it were clear of all infections
Healthcare workers reuse gloves to save the environment
Gloves, gowns, mask, and eye protection is used by all healthcare workers
All of the above
A normal diastolic pressure is
120 mmHg
60 mmHg
80 mmHg
200 mmHg
100 mmHg
Normal respiration rates are:
5-10 breaths/minute
15-30 breaths/minute
12-20 breaths/minute
6-15 breaths/minute
> 100 beats/minute
The tool used to measure visual acuity is called
S'more eye chart
Snellen eye chart
Snailing eye chart
Big E eye chart
None of the above
OSHA states that
All healthcare worker must wash their hands after working with each patient
All syringes must be put in a sharps container
Protective device must be used when dealing with bodily fluids
All infectious material must be thrown in containers labeled with a biohazard symbol
All of the above
To take blood pressure, the patient's arm must be
Relaxed
Flexed
Below their heart
Handing at their side
None of the above
When someone has 20/15 vision, the 15 means
The patient must stand 15 feet away from the chart
The distance at which a person with normal vision should see at
The distance at which the patient needs to add to the normal feet away from the chart
The vision at which a 15 year old person should have
The number of times that vision needs to be tested each year
Biohazard material must be disposed of in _____ coloured bags with biohazard sign on it
Black
Yellow
Orange
Red
None of the above
Which of the following is NOT included in the medical history?
Chief complaint
Family history
Pulse
Current health status
Past medial history
Healthcare professionals who study, diagnose, prevent, and treat conditions of the ora cavity are known as
Doctor of Osteopathy
Nurse Practitioners
Dentists
Emergency Medical Technicians
Physical Therapists
An example of biological transmission of a disease is when
A fly lands on poop, flies over, lands on your burger, and you take a bite of the burger
You inhale spores from the atmosphere that is released from plants in Central California
An employee forgets to wash their hands after using the restroom, and they prepare food without gloves
When a mosquito that is carrying malaria and bites you
Your friend coughed in their hands and borrowed your pen. Later on you use the same pen and wipe your eyes with your hands.
