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WorksheetsHealth Science 1 Baseline
Total questions: 43
Worksheet time: 4hrs 35mins
What does the medical abbreviation BP stand for?
Brain Pulse
Body Pain
Blood Pressure
Bone Plate
What is an example of a ball-and-socket joint?
Shoulder joint
In medical terminology, what does the abbreviation HR refer to?
Health Record
Hospital Room
Hormone Regulation
Heart Rate
What is the meaning of the abbreviation Rx in a medical context?
Respiratory Rate
Prescription
Recovery Exercise
Radiology Exam
What muscle has two sections and is located on the upper anterior arm?
Biceps Muscle
Triceps Muscle
I don't know
Deltoid
What is the term for distancing away from the midline?
Lateral
Superior
Proximal
Medial
While taking blood pressure, the health assistant hears the first sound when the needle on the aneroid blood pressure gauge is at 130 and the final sound at 92. The 130 reading represents what pressure?
Blood
Systolic
Diastolic
Pulse
In order to provide adult CPR, what is the correct rate and depth of compressions?
Rate of 150-200 compressions per minute and depth of at least 2 inches
Rate of no more than 60 compressions and a depth of at least 4 inches
Rate of 100-120 compressions per minute and a depth of at least 2 inches.
none of the above
Your fingers and toes are called your?
Patellas
Tibias
Phalanges
Femurs
what is the law that protects patient health information?
HIPAA
ACA
Inferior
COBRA
What should you do if a choking adult becomes unresponsive?
Walk Away
None of the above
Begin CPR
Give 5 chest thrusts and 5 Heimlich maneuvers
A blood clot in the brain causes?
Low blood pressure
A heart attack
An irregular heartbeat
A stroke
Match the pulses to their locations: side of the neck and often used in CPR
axial
carotid
radial
femoral
Anaphylaxis is:
An active ingredient
An OTC medication
An antibacterial medication
A severe allergic reaction
If air does not inflate the lungs when giving mouth-to-mouth breathing, you should:
Re-tilt the head to assure an open airway
Begin abdominal thrusts
Continue giving mouth-to-mouth
None of the above
What are proteins used for?
Proteins are used for catalyzing reactions, providing structure, and repairing muscle
Which of the following locations can the liver be found located in
Right Lower Quadrant
Right Upper Quadrant
Left Upper Quadrant
Left Lower Quadrant
Your two lower bones of the leg are your:
Tibia and Ulna
Tibia and Fibula
Radius and Ulna
Tibia and Patella
DNR:
Discontinue, discharge
Ambulate
By mouth
Do not resuscitate
A pulse rate below 60 beats per minute is bradycardia.
True
False
A sprain is:
A broken bone
An injury to a ligament
An injury to a tendon
An injury to a muscle
Referring to the upper part of your body?
superior
inferior
distal
proximal
Antibiotics are:
the bodies natural disease-fighting hormones
used to treat viruses such as influenza
used to fight bacterial infections
what makes up the nucleus of the human brain cell
Anatomy is the study of?
Animal behavior
Structure of organisms and their parts
Chemical compounds
Atoms
What is physiology?
What is considered a hinge joint in the body
How many bones are in the human body?
Which of the following blood pressures falls in the normal healthy range?
Diastolic 84 Systolic 188
Diastolic 70 Systolic 110
Systolic 136 Diastolic 76
Systolic 210 Diastolic 118
What are the functions of bones?
Protect and Structure
Mineral Storage
Blood Cell Formation
All of the above
What are fats used for?
the term gastr/o refers to what part of the body
heart
A pulse rate over 100 beats per minute, except in children, is________.
If someone walks in with a stab wound, what should you do?
Remove the object only if the bleeding is severe.
Do not take out the object.
Remove the object immediately.
HIPAA includes these basic guidelines: protect the patient from exposure of the body, knock and pause before entering a room, draw curtains or close door when providing care, and leave while visitors are with the patient.
True
False
How deep should you push the chest of an adult when performing compressions?
When performing CPR, when should you switch positions to allow someone else to help with compressions?
Every 5 minutes
About every 2 minutes or after 5 cycles of compressions and 2 breaths
After each set of 100 compressions and 2 breaths
After each set of 30 compressions and 30 breaths
Referring to the lower part of your body?
inferior
medial
distal
superior
What bone is also known as your collarbone?
What are carbohydrates used for?
What is the chemical compound mostly found in alcohol?
Should you call 911 before you start CPR or after you finish CPR?
Why is medical terminology so important?
