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Medicine 2

Total questions: 33

Worksheet time: 2hrs 37mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

If someone spills hot coffee on an arm, you should spread ointment on the burn and then cover it with __________.

a)

a brace

b)

a stretcher

c)

gauze

d)

bandages

e)

salt

2.

Everyone should take a course to learn how to _______ first aid in case of emergency.

a)

do

b)

attend

c)

administer

d)

make

e)

help

3.

___________, such as a broken bone or muscle tear, might not be visible because it happens inside the body.

a)

An injury

b)

A wound

c)

A bandage

d)

Unconscious

4.

Treating a person who has had a heart attack might require the use of ___________.

a)

gauze

b)

a splint

c)

an ointment

d)

a defibrillator

5.

Paramedics are also called ____________.

a)

911

b)

paratroopers

c)

first responders

d)

tweezers

6.

You should have a _____________ at home, at work, and in your car.

a)

a defibrillator

b)

first-aid kit

c)

first responder

d)

AIDS kit

e)

first respondent

7.

A cut can be cleaned with water, but ideally it will be cleaned with ______________.

a)

an antiseptic

b)

CPR

c)

a dressing

d)

bandages

e)

urine

8.

If Shannon has injured her neck, she needs a ______________.

a)

pearl necklace

b)

neck brace

c)

back bone

d)

defibrillator

e)

spine aligner

9.

___________ used to pick out splinters.

a)

A neck brace is

b)

Scissors are

c)

Tweezers are

d)

Gauze is

e)

Eels are

10.

_________ usually involves some blood.

a)

An injury

b)

A wound

c)

Sunstroke

d)

A splint

11.

You should ________ your food thoroughly before swallowing it, to help the digestion process.

a)

absorb

b)

eat

c)

chew

d)

ingest

12.

An average adult should __________ 2000 calories per day.

a)

digest

b)

ingest

c)

swallow

d)

drink

13.

In order to help muscles and tissue grow, a person should consume lots of _________.

a)

carbohydrates

b)

fats

c)

proteins

d)

fibre

14.

________ are stored energy in the body.

a)

Fats

b)

Carbohydrates

c)

Proteins

d)

Amino acids

15.

Absorption of nutrients in the body takes place mostly in the ___________.

a)

stomach

b)

throat

c)

mouth

d)

intestines

16.

Too much salt, also known as ________, is not good for you.

a)

cholesterol

b)

iron

c)

calcium

d)

sodium

17.

Trans fats are a byproduct of the manufacturing process of things like _________.

a)

butter

b)

milk

c)

olive oil

d)

margarine

18.

Minerals usually have names, while vitamins usually have __________.

a)

numbers

b)

letters

c)

numbers and letters

d)

interesting shapes and flavours

19.

Proteins, fats, vitamins, and minerals are considered _________ nutrients.

a)

acidic

b)

nonessential

c)

essential

d)

synthetic

20.

Nutrients are things the body cannot ________ on its own and must be derived from food.

a)

purchase

b)

synthesize

c)

process

d)

absorb

21.

Specific specialties within medicine are

a)

obstretics

b)

nurse practitioner

c)

infectious disease

d)

conditions

22.

Nurse Ptactitioner's assess a patient's needs

a)

order and interpret tests

b)

diagnose conditions

c)

fomulate and prescribe treatment plans

d)

to do prognosis

23.

Nurse Practitioner's training covers

a)

disease prevention

b)

patient education

c)

managing conditions

d)

coordination of care

e)

surgery skills

24.

The first nurse practitioner was developed in the

a)

1960's

b)

1970's

c)

1930's

d)

1945

25.

Nurse practitioner program was developed to address

a)

the shortage of primary care physicians

b)

the powers for army

c)

the midwive's movement

26.

There was currently over 250 000 ___________ in the USA in 2020.

a)

physicians

b)

physician's assistant

c)

nurse practitioners

d)

midwives

27.

Areas of Nurse Practitioner's specialization include

a)

primary care

b)

acute care

c)

emergency

d)

military

28.

Certified registered nurse anesthetist provide

a)

anesthesia in operating room

b)

intubation in healthcare settings

c)

reproductive health and childbirth

d)

prenatal and postpartum care

29.

Certified nurse midwives specialize in

a)

reproductive health and childbirth

b)

prenatal and postpartum care

c)

anesthesia in operation room

d)

intubation in healthcare settings

30.

Infectious disease is a disease caused by an infectious agent

a)

viruses

b)

bacteria

c)

parasites

d)

fungi

e)

mess

31.

There were large epidemics of ...

a)

smallpox

b)

TB

c)

syphilis

d)

cholera

e)

plague

32.

The 1918 ______ pandemic was responsible for the death of around 40 million people globally

a)

influenza

b)

plague

c)

tuberculosis

d)

measles

33.

In 2012 infectious diseases were responsible for three of the top ten causes of death in the world. Choose them:

a)

HIV/AIDS

b)

lower respiratory tract infections

c)

diarrheal diseases

d)

plague