WorksheetsNOCTI Practice Part 2
Total questions: 47
Worksheet time: 25mins
Elderly people might decide to see this type of doctor:
psychologist
chondrology
gerontologist
gerontology
Hepatitis is a serious disease which is defined as:
Liver pain
Any condition of the liver
Inflammation of the liver
Enlargement of the liver
A eating disorder causing people to obsess about weight & what they eat:
Orexiosis
Anorexia
Aborexia
Acroexia
If one wants to get his/her crooked teeth fixed, they would go to this specialist:
Orthodontist
Psychologist
Orthodontry
Myology
Dysphagia is:
Difficulty in breathing
Difficulty in swallowing
Normal swallowing
Normal eating
Having physical therapy where heat is used is:
Gastrotherapy
Cutting into a blood vessel
Dermatherapy
Thermotherapy
Things that are carcinogenic:
might cause cancer
might cause difficulty breathing
might cause stomach problems
Nontoxic glue
Anterior and Posterior:
have the same definition
are opposite in definition
used in similar ways
are neither similar or opposite
What test might women need if over 35 to prevent breast cancer?
Malogram
Malograph
Mammogram
Manogram
A decrease in white blood cells (WBC's) is:
leukopenia
erythropenia
leukopnea
erythropena
The process of listening to sounds of the body (while using a stethoscope) is called?
Otation
Ausculatation
Auscalectomy
Ausotomy
A person suffered trauma to the cerebral area. This might cause:
*think 2 answers for this
ammonia
amnesia
aphasia
both b & c
Plastic surgery of the nose is called
rhinophobia
naraplastic
rhioplasty
rhinoplasticity
Another word for 'capable of causing death' is:
lethal
letal
libel
A fear of being enclosed in a space is called:
claustrophobia
clastropic
enclosophobia
Decay in a tooth might cause a:
toothache
cavity
the need to remove a tooth
all of the above
What is schizophrenia:
*think 2 answers for this
a diaphragm that is in 2 pieces
a disease of the mind
disease where someone might have split/multiple personalities
both b & c
The period known as after a woman has given birth is called:
prepartum
postpartum
antepartum
both a & c are correct
Which steps below is correct when it comes to "Problem Solving"
Define Problem
Clarify Problem
Define Goals
Identify Root Cause
Develop Action Plan
Evaluate Results
Identify Root Cause
Develop Action Plan
Evaluate Results
Define Goals
Define Problem
Clarify Problem
Define Problem
Clarify Problem
Define Goals
Develop Action Plan
Identify Root Cause
Evaluate Results
Your patient has an infection and is placed on Contact Precautions. You touch the patient's bed in order to move him up in the air. Which type of contact did you make?
Direct Contact
Indirect Contact
Which of the following acute respiratory condition would require you to place a patient on Droplet Precautions?
Allergies w/runny nose
Common Cold w/runny nose
Flu/pneumonia
A previously healthy 35 year-old woman is admitted to your medical unit with fever, cough and body aches for two days. She tests positive for seasonal influenza. What type of precautions would be appropriate?
Airborne Precautions
Droplet Precuations
Contact Precautions
A 75 year-old male patient presents with his daughter who tells you he’s had a large draining wound on his hip that’s difficult to keep covered and draining onto his clothing. You confirm this and suggest to the nurse the patient be placed into:
Contact Precautions
Droplet Precautions
Airborne Precautions
A system or organization in which people or groups are ranked one above the other according to status or authority is called:
Non-maleficience
hierarchy
Beneficence
Ethics Committee
Which of the following is the best example of how to ensure residents feel self-worth while living in a nursing home?
Make residents attend church every Sunday
Allow residents to decide if they want to attend bingo or other social events or not
Making them brush their teeth
Explaining to them that if they don't get out of the room soon, they will develop depression
Your resident is yelling out and angry at everyone who comes into her room. In the grieving process, which of the 5 stages is this?
Denial
Bargaining
Anger
Depression
Your resident has dementia. The best way to treat someone is
Keep them busy throughout the entire day
Ask them direct questions
Respect their personal space & allow them privacy
If they don't remember during a conversation, say "Don't you remember?"
Your patient has been diagnosed with diabetes. You know this is considered a:
Chronic disease
Acute disease
The hospital is considered as "non-profit." What does the hospital do with any profits they get though?
Reinvest any profits back into the hospital.
Give the hospital administration a raise
Give extra profit to the political party of their choice
Your patient is nearing the end of her life and wants to die at home, receiving end-of-life care for pain and other symptoms. This patient is considered as?
In-patient
Out-patient
Hospice-patient
AMA patient
Professional Hygiene for a healthcare worker includes:
Wearing deodorant, Taking a shower,
Combing hair,
Brushing teeth
Wearing non-scented deodorant, taking a shower, combing hair, brushing teeth
Which is the best way for someone in healthcare to wear their nails while at work?
Keep fake nails clean & short
Keep original nails clean & no longer than the end of the fingertip
You can wear your nails as long as you want
What is the best way to balance work/home life as a healthcare professional?
Be sure to take time for yourself outside of work
Marry someone or have a partner that can help you juggle your duties
Child labor law is considered
State law
Federal law
National law
Medicare/Medicaid is based on
State regulations
Federal regulations
National regulations
County regulations
What is the abbreviation for a Stroke?
CBA
CVA
CSA
Which of the following is an example of poor professional boundaries? Check all that apply:
*think all of them
Accepting a gift from a patient/resident as a "thank you" for the care you provided
Revealing excessive personal information about self to residents
Gossiping on social media about residents
Interfering with co-worker's tasks or responsibilities
You suspect one of your patients is being abused. What is the best action that you can take?
Call the police & report the situation
Call the family with your concerns
Confront the person you suspect is abusing the patient
Report it to your supervisor immediately
Which of the following is the best example of a "cultural blind spot"?
Closing the office at Christmas for employees to celebrate but not closing or providing accomodations for Muslims employees at Ramadan.
Understanding that all people, regardless of sex, color, race can be different in their beliefs
Believing that your Muslim patient has a right to not eat pork & offer them an alternative food
Which is the best way to answer the telephone at work? Click all that apply:
*there are 3 answers
Answer by the 3rd ring
Offer a greeting
Do not introduce yourself
Take messages accurately
Potential barriers to healthcare include: (choose all that apply)
*think that all are correct
Lack of Transportation
Lack of Health insurance
Low finances
Low workforce shortages
Collaboration includes all of the following except:
Active listening
Effective communication
Making a decision based on your own understanding & opinion
Taking in feedback from all involved
What does the abbreviation HOH stand for?
Hearing of Hearing Impaired
Hearing Of Healthcare
Hard of Hearing
Which of the following is the best example of a "vulnerable adult":
A 35 year old middle class female who lives on her own
A homeless adult (18 & over) with mental health conditions
A homeless child (under 18) with mental health conditions
A patient requests medication at different times of the day whenever s/he has pain; as needed. The acronym for this would be:
prn
every 4 hours
very shift
Which of the following examples of body language would be considered as negative while speaking with your upset patient?
Listening attentively while leaning forward
Making eye contact while they are talking
Placing your hands on your hips while they are talking
Two of your employees at work are arguing. As their supervisor, which of the following is NOT the best way to handle conflict at work?
Yell at both of the employees in the hallway in front of everyone
Meet with both employees separately & discuss the situation
Meet with both employees at the same time & discuss the situation
