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Total questions: 84
Worksheet time: 1hrs 9mins
They are the primary person who needs caregiving services.
Toddlers
Elderly
Person with disease
All of the above
A non-mercury based thermometer similar to clinical thermometer.
(a)
What is the typical sign of impending heart attack?
Persistent Chest pain, not relieved by rest and medication
Patient is bubbly
Patient is crying
Patient is laughing
What are the common signs that a diabetic patient has low blood sugar?
Pale skin
Tremors
Drowsiness
Sweating
What protective devices can be used for infection control?
Face Shield
Gloves and gown
Goggles
Mask
What will you do if you found out that a patient afflicted with Alzheimer's scattered stool in the room?
Stay calm, clean and sanitize the room
Stay calm, clean and sanitize the room while scolding the patient
Let the patient clean it
Walk away
What will you do if child met bathroom accident?
Clean up child gently and ensure that accidents will not happen
Ignore the child
Scold the child
Clean up the child while scolding him/her
How would you prevent fall/slip in the bathroom?
Use slippery slippers
Keep the bathroom floor dry at all times
Do not mop the flooring of the bathroom
What is the ssafety precautions to be observed when caring for patient with diminished vision?
Maintain a foot light during the night
Arrange furnishing, personal items for convenience, comfort and safety of the patient
Let them walk with dim light
Put pillows on the floor
How would you react when criticized by your colleagues at work place?
Ignore them and do your job well
Criticized them also
Watch their every move
Laugh at them
What is the most effective way to control the spread of infection?
Handwashing
Sneezing
Sharing drinks
Not wearing of face mask
What is the basic rule in the care of a patient with Alzheimer's disease?
Supervise closely, but do not restrain the patient
Ignore them
Argue with them
What are some physical changes related to aging?
Reflexes are fast
Hair turns gray and may change in texture
Less muscle strength, familiar task can be difficult
Less sensitive to temperature
What important safety precautions must be done when transferring patient from bed to a wheelchair?
Lock the wheels of the wheelchair and the bed
Let the patient use his/her strength
Place the wheelchair away from the bed
Do not use foot stool
How could you help your client maintain his self-esteem and sense of independence?
Allow him/her to his/her function even if he/she is too weak
Let him/her do the his/her function without explaining the possible outcomes
Encourage him/her to do as much functions for himself/herself as possible
What will you do if a child has temper tantrums/
Stay Calm
Don't mind him/her
Don't Argue
Provide Security
What are the basic considerations in assisting your client with his/her personal needs?
Maintain the person's privacy, dignity and safety
Do all the things he/she wants you to do
Maintain your closeness with your client
Always put first his/her personal needs
What is the importance of back rub to a bed ridden patient?
It promotes relaxation
Stimulates circulation
To fall asleep faster
Prevent bed sore
What are some of the reasons why infant cries?
Wet Diaper
Bored
Hungry
Uncomfortable
An apparatus which is used in destructing microorganisms in containers like feeding bottle through boiling.
Kettle
Heater
Bottle Sterilizer
Pressure Cooker
A kitchen and laboratory appliance which is used to mix, puree, or emulsify food and other substances
Coffee Maker
Microwave Oven
Blender
Rice Cooker
It is a tool for meal preparation and is used for weighing.
Weighing Scale
Dietetic Scale
Nominal Scale
Interval Scale
What specialized bed for infants or toddlers?
Carrier
Crib
Hammock
Stroller
What personal protective equipment will you wear to protect your skin from contamination while rendering care to a patient such as a wound care, or dealing with human waste?
Disinfectant
Disposable Gloves
Face mask
Forceps
Which of the following equipment aid patient mobility?
Blender
Cane
Commode
Urinal
The following tools are used in getting patient basic vital signs, EXCEPT:
Glucometer
Stethoscope
Thermometer
Watch with second hand
What is the equipment used in helping a patient with an illness, injury, or disability access to a toilet?
Cane
Commode
Walker
Wheelchair
What device is used to measure blood pressure?
Glucometer
Sphygmomanometer
Stethoscope
Thermometer
Which of the following devices use in measuring human body temperature?
Glucometer
Sphygmomanometer
Stethoscope
Thermometer
what is temperature?
(a)
what is temperature?
(a)
what is the normal body temperature of adult?
36.6-37.4°c
36.5-37.5°c
36.8-37.2°c
person with fever
pyrexia
afrebile
febrile
hypertemia
an elevated body temperature
pyrexia
febrile
hypotermia
intermitent fever
where else can you check the body temperature
eyes
axillary
tymphanic
rectal
normal pulse rate of an adult
75-120bpm
80-140 bpm
60-100 bpm
above normal range in pulse rate
tachycardia
bradycardia
ZEro Pr
medical term for a slower than normal heart rate
tachycardia
bradycardia
asistol
what is pulse rate?
the minute of times your heart beats
the times your pulse beats per minutes
the number of times your heart beats per minute
other term for vitalsign
Vsign
cardinar sign
cardinal sign
in Patient position in bed what do you called if the patient is lying on his abdomen?
litothomy position
lateral position
prone position
what will you do with the excess milk?
refrigerate 3-6 hrs only
refrigerate 3 to 5 hrs only
refrigerate 4-5 hrs only
use of checking the water temp. in baby bathing
wrist
elbow
fingers
palm
what will you do to prevent abdominal colic?
continue feeding the baby
there's nothing you can do
burp in between feeding
best place in baby bathing
kitchen
living room
swimming pool
soft spot s on a baby's head
(a)
type of wrapping the baby
(a)
CPR stands for
BSIP stands for
DCAPBTLS stands for
How many vital signs are there?
4
5
3
6
Vital signs are important because...
an irregular vital sign can lead to an unknown medical discovery.
a regular vital sign can lead to an unknown medical discovery.
The artery near the wrist where you check for pulse is called the ____________ artery.
Radial
Brachial
Femoral
Carotid
Normal Respiratory rate is between ____ & ____.
12 and 20
12 and 24
8 and 18
10 and 20
Normal Respiratory rate is between ____ & ____.
12 and 18
12 and 24
8 and 18
10 and 20
Pulse below 60 is known as..
tachycardia
bradycardia
echocardia
manycardia
Pulse above 90 is known as..
tachycardia
bradycardia
echocardia
manycardia
HIGH blood pressure is ..
120/80
90/70
140/90
120/60
Temperature is measured in...
Beats per minute
Degrees
mmHg
Breaths per minute
Blood pressure is measured in...
mmHg
Beats per minute
Breaths per minute
Degrees
When should you stop CPR?
If the person becomes conscious
Till I get too tired to do it.
Until Medical Professionals arrive and take over.
Till I know the person is no longer alive
If someone is choking and they go unconscious what do you do?
Lower them to the ground, Call 9-1-1, and begin CPR
Continue the Heimlich Maneuver
Lower them to the ground and start CPR.
A ________ is when there is an increase in electrical activity in the brain.
Stroke
Seizure
Cardiac Arrest
Blood clot
What does RICE stand for?
Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation
Rest, Intense, Compression, Elevate
Run, Intense, Compression, Exercise
Good Samaritan laws protect you unless...
You move a victim into a safer location
You break bones giving CPR
You provide care that is needed
You are reckless or negligent
An AED is commonly used for what first aid emergencies?
Stroke
Cardiac Arrest
Heart Attack
Shock
An ____________ is a type of wound usually caused by friction and is often known as a scrape.
Lacerations
Punctures
Avulsions
Abrasion
How many pumps per second should you do when performing CPR?
1 pump per second
2 pumps per second
3 pumps per second
4 pumps per second
What should you be prepared for when helping someone who is choking?
For them to faint
For food to get thrown in your face
For the person to resist
For the person to cry
These are items that protect you from body fluids such as blood and vomit.
Hint: It's a 3 letter acronym!
(a)
If your friend received a deep cut on her wrist, what would you do?
Put a Band-Aid on the cut.
Put a pressure bandage on the cut.
Put the wrist in a bowl of ice water.
