Paralysis of the lower extremities is medically termed as:

Which VS is reportable to the nurse?

The PCT notices a pressure ulcer on the patient's heel. She can see the fat layer under the skin. She knows this is what stage of a pressure ulcer?

Lead II is the standard lead in viewing the EKG.

A patient's surname is the person's:

Concern for other people shows through in;

The ability to follow through on a plan without being supervised is important and is called:

Patient's records are:

The procedure that protects against the loss of computer data is known as:

To prevent unauthorized computer access to confidential patient and financial records the staff must:

A description of the steps that should be utilized to handle a specific situation or to perform a certain task should be included in a(n).

On a computer, which of the following is an input device?

A computer screen is also called the:

To close a computer program, you would:

Instructions that tell the computer what to do and how to do it are called:

To search and access pages of printed data from the Centers for Disease Control or other distant health center in a matter of minutes you would use the:

The most effective tool that can be used as a guiding principle of maintaining high standards is a(n)

Procedures introduced in 1987 that were developed by the Centers for disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to prevent the spread of blood borne infection are called:

Biohazard containers should be emptied:

The test that is required to test the patient's insulin releasing mechanism is called

Anticoagulants prevent the blood from

Which of the following are not true about capillaries?

The laboratory test for cholesterol would be for

To evaluate the endocrine system you would

Which of the following factors result in failure to draw blood during venipuncture?

A puncture resistant leak proof container used to dispose of used needles, lancets, and other sharp objects is

Gout is identified by which type of blood test?

Which blood test identifies coronary artery disease and artherosclerosis?

Which of the following is used in the capillary puncture technique?

Which of the following may cause changes in the basal state?

A prolonged bleeding time is indicative of:

The most frequently occurring lab acquired infection is

WBC is an abbreviation for a common laboratory test for

Hemoconcentration can be caused by:

Which method of drawing blood would you use on a patient with small or fragile veins?

The most common sites for venipuncture are the

Which of the following is used to prepare the skin before a venipuncture when alcohol causes inaccurate results for certain tests?

The process of clotting is called:

Which of the following is the clear, yellow liquid in which the formed elements of blood are suspended?

Fixed armrests on a wheelchair are recommended for users who will be:

During an interview, the assistant/technician questions the patient as follows: "describe your pain for me. How has your appetite been? How have you been sleeping?" All of these are examples of:

when you introduced yourself to a patient and inform them of the treatment goals, desired outcome, and potential risks, this is called:

The use of touch by a caregiver is a form of:

A caregivers primary responsibility is for the ______ of each patient.

Persons who are required to lift, reach, push, pull, and carry objects should be instructed to use proper:

Forces that add resistance to many activities associated with lifting, reaching, pushing, and carrying an object are:

Ethical decision making should be based on:

When can you legally use force against a patient?