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WorksheetsHealth Science Test Review
Total questions: 26
Worksheet time: 52mins
Which of the following statements best describes the change in the role of physicians during the last century?
A: Physicians can diagnose illness, but treatment options are very limited.
B: Physicians focus mainly on the prevention of illness by employing a holistic model of wellness.
C: Physicians use more life-saving treatments due to advances in technology.
D: None of these.
Clara Barton:
A: Discovery of penicillin.
B: Use of antiseptic during surgery.
C: Founder of Red Cross.
D: Developed polio vaccine.
Joseph Lister:
A: Discovery of penicillin.
B: Use of antiseptic during surgery.
C: Founder of Red Cross.
D: Developed polio vaccine.
Jonas Salk:
A: Discovery of penicillin.
B: Use of antiseptic during surgery.
C: Founder of Red Cross.
D: Developed polio vaccine.
Alexander Fleming:
A: Discovery of penicillin.
B: Use of antiseptic during surgery.
C: Founder of Red Cross.
D: Developed polio vaccine.
Personalized drugs and vaccines are an advancement in:
A: Genomic medicine.
B: Regenerative medicine.
C: Holistic care.
D: Electronic health records.
Telesurgery:
A: Nanotechnology.
B: Virtual Reality.
C: Artificial Intelligence.
D: Robotics.
Computers that identify cancer cells:
A: Nanotechnology.
B: Virtual Reality.
C: Artificial Intelligence.
D: Robotics.
Micro-robots:
A: Nanotechnology.
B: Virtual Reality.
C: Artificial Intelligence.
D: Robotics.
Treatment for phobias:
A: Nanotechnology.
B: Virtual Reality.
C: Artificial Intelligence.
D: Robotics.
One example of nanotechnology is the:
A: Dental implant.
B: Fitness app.
C: Heart pacemaker.
D: 3D printing.
Today, patients want medical care that is ___ and pays attention to more than just physical symptoms:
A: Segmented.
B: Advanced.
C: Intuitive.
D: Holistic.
Which of the following contributes to the shortage to primary care physicians in the U.S:
A: Lack of interest in Healthcare.
B: Specializations among physicians trained in the U.S.
C: Lower healthcare costs.
D: Artificial intelligence.
The ___ Act brought major changes to the U.S. healthcare system and increased the number of systems:
A: Insurance Portability and Accountability.
B: National Health Defense.
C: Patient Self-Determination.
D: Patient Protection and Affordable Care.
Which of the following is an appropriate way to ensure the safety of patients who cannot walk independently:
A: Hide their shoes so they must have you help.
B: Leave their cane ready by the door.
C: Make sure they can reach their call bell without getting up.
D: Leave a lift device in their room.
After drawing a blood sample, a lab worker breaks the tube. They should:
A: Post a 'wet floor' sign, call housekeeping, and continue working.
B: Alert others to avoid the area, put on gloves, wipe us the spill, disinfect the are, and complete an incident report.
C: Evacuate the area, wait until the liquid is dried, pick up the glass, then use a bleach solution to clean the floor.
D: Report the incident to a supervisor and ask them to take care of it.
Which of the following will not protect you from injury:
A: Sitting upright with your arms supported when typing.
B: Taking frequent breaks to rest your eyes and stretch.
C: Pulling heavy loads rather than lifting.
D: Limiting unnecessary movement in your workplace.
Malaria:
A: Bacteria.
B: Virus.
C: Fungi.
D: Parasite.
Vaginal yeast infection:
A: Bacteria.
B: Virus.
C: Fungi.
D: Parasite.
Strep throat:
A: Bacteria.
B: Virus.
C: Fungi.
D: Parasite.
Hepatitis:
A: Bacteria.
B: Virus.
C: Fungi.
D: Parasite.
Type the order of the answers from 1-5. ALL CAPS!!!
1. The pathogen that causes infection
2. Place where the pathogen lives
3. How the pathogen leaves
4. How the pathogen travels
5. How the pathogen enters a susceptible host
A. Mode of Transmission
B: Reservoir
C: Infectious Agent
D: Portal of Entry
E: Portal of Exit
(a)
What level of asepsis can be achieved with a bleach solution:
A: Sanitization.
B: Disinfection.
C: Sterilization.
Which of the following is an appropriate response to an electrical fire:
A: First, pull the fire alarm.
B: Select a type K fire extinguisher.
C: Let the sprinkler system put out the flames.
D: Shut off power to the electrical equipment fueling the fire.
Which of the following is a fire hazard when your patient is on oxygen:
A: An open window.
B: Cigarette butts in the waste basket.
C: Cotton blankets on the bed.
D: A longer oxygen tube to allow more movement.
Which of the following are electrical safety hazards (select 2):
A: Equipment blocking access to the electrical breaker box.
B: Frayed cord on electrical equipment.
C: 5-mA device plugged into a 15-mA circuit.
D: GFCI outlet next to a sink.
