WorksheetsC-Arm,Ventilator,Colour coding and EEG
Total questions: 53
Worksheet time: 27mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Which machine is designed to provide mechanical ventilation to patient who is physically compromised and unable to breathe efficiently?
a)
Pulse oximeter
b)
Ventilator
c)
Gastric tube
d)
All of the above
2.
Ventilation to the patient can be done by:
a)
Computerized machine
b)
Hand operated bag valve mask
c)
Nasogastric tube
d)
Both A and B
3.
A patient is unable to breathe properly and is suffocating. His physical condition is deteriorating. Which of the following can be used to provide support to the patient for proper ventilation?
a)
Dialysis
b)
ECG machine
c)
Ventilator and bag valve mask
d)
Both A and B
4.
What are the indications of the ventilator?
a)
Hypoxic patients
b)
Patient under general anesthesia
c)
Patient with respiratory insufficiency
d)
All of the above
5.
In the ventilator machine, which tubes continue with lungs placed inside the windpipe?
a)
Endotracheal tube
b)
Nasogastric tube
c)
Foley's tube
d)
Both A and B
6.
A ventilator machine has adjustable settings that includes:
a)
Oxygen percentage being inhaled
b)
Respiratory rate
c)
Inspiratory time
d)
All of the above
7.
What complications may arise if we put a patient on a ventilator?
a)
Angina
b)
Ventilator associate pneumonia (VAP)
c)
Myocardial infarction
d)
None of the above
8.
Which of the following is the most important sign of Ventilator-associated pneumonia that may occur as a complication of Mechanical ventilator?
a)
Fever
b)
New purulent sputum
c)
Hypoxemia
d)
All of the above
9.
Whats the full form of EEG?
a)
Encephalocardiograpgy
b)
Electroencephalography
c)
Electroenterography
d)
None of the above
10.
Can you identity the method used In the following image?
a)
ECG
b)
EMG
c)
CMG
d)
EEG
11.
Which of the following is the non-invasive method that requires the placement of electrodes along the scalp to record the electrical activity of the brain?
a)
Electrocardiogram (ECG)
b)
Electroencephalography (EEG)
c)
Electromyography (EMG)
d)
Electromagnetic hypersensitivity (EHS)
12.
An EEG might also be helpful for diagnosing or treating the patient with brain tumor.
a)
True
b)
False
13.
What are the conditions in which the electroencephalography (EEG) helps in diagnosis or treatment?
a)
Brain damage from a head injury
b)
Sleep disorders
c)
Stroke
d)
All of the above
14.
Brain activity is characterized by the passing of electrical impulses along neurons and postsynaptic responses as neurons communicate with one another.
a)
True
b)
False
15.
In a hospital when do we need to use the color codes?
a)
During an emergency situation
b)
During patient entry in a hospital
c)
Before accepting a patient in emergency department
d)
All of the above
16.
In the hospital for an emergency condition, colour codes are used. What does the emergency mean in this?
a)
Serious condition
b)
Unexpected situation
c)
Dangerous situation
d)
All of the above
e)
None of the above
17.
What does the code represent in the hospital color code system?
a)
Situation
b)
Message
c)
Area of emergency
d)
Both A&B
e)
All of the above
18.
What Color Code Signifies a Medical Emergency?
a)
Code Green
b)
Code Blue
c)
Code Yellow
d)
Code Red
19.
Which Code Instructs to Evacuate the Building?
a)
Code Blue
b)
Code Red
c)
Code Green
d)
Code Yellow
20.
Red code is used for:
a)
Fire emergency
b)
Bomb threat emergency
c)
Natural disaster emergency
d)
Cardiac arrest
21.
Suppose there is a group of people in a hospital who are performing violent actions. which colour code you need to relay to the hospital staff?
a)
Code Blue
b)
Code white
c)
Code purple
d)
Code grey
22.
Brown color code is used for:
a)
Forceful treatment
b)
Expired drug use
c)
Toxic drugs injections
d)
Hazardous material spill
23.
Match the correct situations with there specific color codes. 1. Grey a. Missing patient, 2. Orangeb. Hostage-taking, 3. Yellow c. Bomb threat, 4. Black d. External disaster , 5. Purple e. Infrastructure loss
a)
1-e,2-d,3-¢,4-b,5-a.
b)
1-b,2-a,3-¢,4-a,5-c.
c)
1-,2-d,3-a,4-¢,5-b.
d)
1-c,2-¢,3-b,4-d,5-a.
24.
In ahospital where do these codes posted?
a)
On placards
b)
Printed on employee identification badges
c)
Displayed on corridor wall
d)
Above the patient bed
e)
Both A&B
25.
Which of the following is not a reason to use codes to handle the emergency situation? Can relay the quick message Easy to understand
a)
Can relay the quick message Easy to understand
b)
Prevent stress and panic between visitors
c)
None of of the above
d)
Easy to understand
26.
Code Red means:
a)
Someone needs medical assistance
b)
A fire has been reported
c)
Mass casualties are expected
d)
Missing Person
27.
The acronym R.A.C.E correlates with what color code?
a)
Blue
b)
Red
c)
Green
d)
Orange
28.
When we can alert code red?
a)
After seeing flame
b)
After seeing smoke
c)
After smelling smoke
d)
Both A&B
e)
All of the above
29.
For fire emergencies, RACE acronym is used what isR & E?
a)
Range, Evaculate
b)
Run, eleminate
c)
Rescue , extinguish
d)
BothB&C
30.
For fire emergencies, RACE acronym is used what is A & C?
a)
Alert , contempt
b)
Alarm , contain
c)
Air, Corner
d)
Allergy , container
31.
For fire extinguisher which of the acronym is used?
a)
RACE
b)
PARS
c)
PASS
d)
RADAR
32.
What is the meaning A & S in the acronym of fire extinguisher?
a)
Aim, Squeeze
b)
Aim, sweep
c)
Allow, sustain
d)
Alarm, slow
e)
Both A &B
33.
What is the first step while using a fire extinguisher?
a)
Pull the pin
b)
Sweep from side to side
c)
Both A&B
d)
None of the above
34.
Suppose you are working as a health care worker in a hospital and suddenly there is a red code alert. so where do you need to go to find a fire extinguisher?
a)
In storage room
b)
In any patient room
c)
In corridor
d)
Near stairwells
35.
What instructions should not be given to the patients and visitors during code red alert?
a)
Reassure patients and visitors
b)
Do not use the elevator
c)
Review patient status
d)
Clear the hallways
e)
Tell patient to stay at assigned room
36.
Tell patient to stay at assigned room When working with fire extinguishers where do we need to aim to shut the fire?
a)
On the top of flame
b)
In the base of the fire
c)
On the source of fire
d)
In the middle of the flames
37.
What is C-ARM?
a)
Surgical equipment
b)
Imaging device
c)
Abnormal arm
d)
None of these
38.
What technology does C-ARM use?
a)
Ultrasound waves
b)
Gamma waves
c)
Micro waves
d)
X rays
39.
Carmis commonly used for all EXCEPT?
a)
Orthopedic surgery
b)
Vascular surgery
c)
Cardiac surgery
d)
C- section surgery
40.
What is the number of units in the C-ARM machine?
a)
1.0
b)
2.0
c)
3.0
d)
4.0
41.
Which of the following is the other name of the image detector in C-Arm?
a)
Curved panel detector
b)
Flat panel dectector
c)
Square panel dectector
d)
None of these
42.
What is NOT true about C- arm?
a)
It is portable
b)
Consists of x- ray source which captures the image
c)
Used to visualize internal body structure
d)
Have separate workstation to see and manipulate images
43.
A. C arm is C in shape and allow movement in all directions. B. This helps in capturing the images from all directions.
a)
Part A is right but part B is wrong
b)
Part B is right but part A is wrong
c)
Both are right
d)
Both are wrong
44.
Which part of C-ARM converts x rays to visible image?
a)
X rays generator
b)
Detector
c)
Examiner
d)
Display screen
45.
Which of the following is NOT the use of C- ARM?
a)
Intra operative imaging during surgery
b)
Orthopedic surgery
c)
Emergency care procedure
d)
Treatment of burns
46.
A. C-Arm is used in the angiographic studies. B. C-Arm not used in cardiac procedures.
a)
Part A is right but part B is wrong
b)
Part B is right but part A is wrong
c)
Both are right
d)
Both are wrong
47.
The correct position order from top to bottom is-
a)
Detector-Patient-X ray source
b)
Patient-X ray source- Detector
c)
X ray source-Detector-Patient
d)
None of these
48.
Which of the following is not an advantage of C-ARM machine?
a)
High resolution image
b)
Check progress anytime
c)
Do treatment properly with no pain
d)
Immediate correction
49.
Which is the correct way to take X-Ray for a sharp image?
a)
Patient close to X-ray source, far from detector
b)
Patient close to detector, far from source
c)
Patient close to both source and detctor
d)
None of these
50.
To minimize radiation exposure, the patient should be-
a)
Far from detector
b)
Close to source
c)
Far from source
d)
None of these
51.
Dr. Bajaj an orthopedic surgeon is operating on Kunal's leg and is standing on the left side of the OT table. He calls Mohan, the OT technician to bring the C-ARM machine, but Mohan is confused about where to keep it, so he asks another technician Ravish about it. What should Ravish tell Mohan?
a)
On the left side of the table
b)
Near Kunal's head
c)
On right side of the table
d)
Beside Dr. Bajaj
52.
Which of the following does not decrease radiation exposure?
a)
Limiting exposure time
b)
Increasing distance from source
c)
Increasing distance from detector
d)
Use sheilding for protection
53.
What should be the minimum distance from the primary beam while recording an image by C arm?
a)
20cm
b)
15cm
c)
18cm
d)
17cm
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