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PAT Chapter 10

Total questions: 39

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

How can proper patient care techniques be applied in obtaining vital signs and patient mobilization?

a)

By using appropriate equipment and ensuring patient comfort

b)

By ignoring patient feedback and focusing on speed

c)

By solely relying on technology without human intervention

d)

By applying random techniques without training

2.

What active role should a sonographer play in monitoring vital signs?

a)

Recording and analyzing vital signs data

b)

Administering medication based on vital signs

c)

Diagnosing medical conditions from vital signs

d)

Performing surgery based on vital signs

3.

How can abnormalities and variances in vital signs be identified by understanding normal ranges for blood pressure, pulse, respiration, and body temperature?

a)

By comparing current readings to standard normal ranges

b)

By ignoring the standard ranges

c)

By only considering blood pressure

d)

By only considering body temperature

4.

How can a patient's mobility be assessed to provide adequate patient care?

a)

By observing the patient's ability to walk and move

b)

By conducting a blood test

c)

By measuring the patient's blood pressure

d)

By checking the patient's temperature

5.

What is the definition of Body temperature?

a)

The measurement of the degree of tissue heat deep within the body.

b)

The amount of heat produced by the body during exercise.

c)

The temperature of the skin surface.

d)

The average temperature of the environment around the body.

6.

What is the definition of Pulse?

a)

The result of blood that is pushed through the arterial system of the body by the beating heart.

b)

A measure of the electrical activity of the brain.

c)

The rate at which the lungs expand and contract.

d)

The speed at which the body metabolizes food.

7.

What is the definition of Respiration?

a)

The exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide in the lungs.

b)

The process of photosynthesis in plants.

c)

The digestion of food in the stomach.

d)

The circulation of blood throughout the body.

8.

What is the definition of Blood pressure?

a)

The amount of blood flow ejected from the left ventricle of the heart during systole and the amount of resistance the blood meets due to systemic vascular resistance.

b)

The rate at which the heart beats per minute.

c)

The volume of blood pumped by the heart in one minute.

d)

The pressure exerted by the blood against the walls of the blood vessels.

9.

Fill in the blank: The most common site for measuring body temperature is the ________.

a)

mouth

b)

armpit

c)

ear

d)

forehead

10.

What should be done to the instrument before and after obtaining a body temperature?

a)

Clean the instrument

b)

Calibrate the instrument

c)

Replace the batteries

d)

Store the instrument in a case

11.

In the adult, the heart contracts 60 to 100 times per _________.

a)

minute

b)

hour

c)

day

d)

second

12.

The primary location for palpating the pulse by the sonographer is:

a)

Carotid artery

b)

Radial artery

c)

Femoral artery

d)

Brachial artery

13.

Which fingers should be used to palpate the pulse, and which should not be used?

a)

Index and middle fingers should be used; thumb should not be used.

b)

Thumb should be used; index and middle fingers should not be used.

c)

All fingers can be used to palpate the pulse.

d)

Only the thumb should be used.

14.

Excessive compression should be avoided when palpating the pulse because:

a)

It can cause discomfort to the patient.

b)

It may obliterate the pulse.

c)

It can lead to inaccurate readings.

d)

It might increase blood pressure.

15.

What is often obtained before an invasive procedure?

a)

A baseline BP

b)

A blood sample

c)

A heart rate measurement

d)

A temperature reading

16.

Systole is the highest amount of pressure reached during contraction of the _______.

a)

left ventricle

b)

right atrium

c)

left atrium

d)

right ventricle

17.

Diastole is the lowest point it drops during relaxation of the _______.

a)

left ventricle

b)

right atrium

c)

left atrium

d)

right ventricle

18.

What is the first step in measuring blood pressure?

a)

The cuff is placed in the upper arm, just above the elbow and inflated until the artery is occluded.

b)

The recorder listens to the first audible beat with a stethoscope, and this becomes the systolic number.

c)

The recorder then listens for the last audible beat, which becomes the diastolic number.

19.

What does the recorder listen for to determine the systolic number?

a)

The first audible beat with a stethoscope.

b)

The last audible beat.

c)

The cuff inflation.

20.

Fill in the blank: The recorder listens for the last audible beat, which becomes the _______ number.

a)

diastolic

b)

systolic

c)

pulse

d)

heart rate

21.

Fill in the blank: Essential hypertension has ________ cause.

a)

no known

b)

a genetic

c)

an environmental

d)

a dietary

22.

Hypertension is associated with high cholesterol levels and the development of what disease?

a)

Diabetes

b)

Arteriosclerotic disease

c)

Cancer

d)

Asthma

23.

What symptoms might patients with acute hypotension complain of?

a)

Fever and chills

b)

Dizziness, confusion, or blurred vision

c)

Nausea and vomiting

d)

Headache and fatigue

24.

Each respiration is counted for a full ______.

a)

minute

b)

hour

c)

second

d)

day

25.

The average respiratory rate depends upon ______.

a)

age group

b)

diet

c)

exercise routine

d)

climate

26.

What is tachypnea?

a)

An abnormally low rate of respirations

b)

Difficulty breathing

c)

An abnormally high rate of respirations

d)

Normal breathing rate

27.

What is bradypnea?

a)

An abnormally low rate of respirations

b)

Difficulty breathing

c)

An abnormally high rate of respirations

d)

Normal breathing rate

28.

Dyspnea, or difficulty breathing, can be caused by abnormalities including ______.

a)

congestive heart failure, asthma, and choking

b)

dehydration, sunburn, and insomnia

c)

headache, nausea, and dizziness

d)

blurred vision, dry mouth, and fatigue

29.

Why is it important to inquire about any special transport needs when transporting patients?

a)

To ensure the patient's comfort and safety during transport

b)

To reduce the cost of transportation

c)

To minimize the time taken for transportation

d)

To comply with legal requirements

30.

How can you establish the correct identity of a patient before transport?

a)

Check the patient's ID bracelet

b)

Ask the patient to confirm their name and date of birth

c)

Verify with the patient's medical records

d)

All of the above

31.

What should you do if you must leave the patient with another healthcare team member?

a)

Inform the patient about the change

b)

Ensure the new team member is briefed about the patient's condition

c)

Leave without informing anyone

d)

Document the handover in the patient's records

32.

What is the best practice for unhooking a patient from an oxygen tank?

a)

Turn off the oxygen supply before removing the mask or cannula.

b)

Remove the mask or cannula first, then turn off the oxygen supply.

c)

Disconnect the oxygen tank from the wall outlet first.

d)

Leave the oxygen supply on while removing the mask or cannula.

33.

Before unhooking the oxygen administration, what should be evaluated?

a)

Patient's oxygen saturation levels

b)

The type of oxygen mask used

c)

The flow rate of oxygen

d)

The duration of oxygen therapy

34.

Why is it important to take care when working with oxygen?

a)

Oxygen is highly reactive and can cause fires.

b)

Oxygen is harmless and requires no precautions.

c)

Oxygen is a rare element and must be conserved.

d)

Oxygen is expensive and should be used sparingly.

35.

What should you always wear when assisting patients with bedpans or urinals?

a)

Mask

b)

Gloves

c)

Apron

d)

Hat

36.

What must be done to ultrasound machines before transportation, especially when traveling to areas such as the intensive care nursery?

a)

They must be packed securely.

b)

They must be thoroughly cleaned.

c)

They must be labeled.

37.

What should you take with you when performing portable sonography?

a)

A) Patient's chart

b)

B) Cleaning supplies

c)

C) Extra transducers

38.

Some hospitals require sonographers to access the patient's chart to check for what?

a)

Patient's history

b)

Written orders

c)

Infection control signs

39.

Always be aware of _______ control warning signs and follow protocol.

a)

infection

b)

temperature

c)

pressure

d)

humidity