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WorksheetsPBS Unit 2 Lesson 1 Test Review
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 34mins
Vital signs are:
A signal that our body is maintaining homeostasis
Benchmarks that can be used to compare future measurements
Helpful in triaging patients to see who needs most urgent care
All of these statements are true
Match the following description with the correct vital signs
Rhythmic expansion and recoil of arteries resulting from heart contraction
pulse
Number of breaths an organism takes per minute
respiratory rate
A measure of body fat that is the ratio of the weight of the body to its height
Body Mass Index
The force of blood moving through blood vessels
Blood Pressure
The amount of oxygen in the blood
Oxygen Saturation
Match the following tool to what is used to measure
Body Mass Index
Blood Pressure
Oxygen Saturation
Which is NOT true about body temperature
Homeostasis is maintained by sweating
Hypothermia is considered having a body temperature over 103ºF
Stress, fluid consumption, and time of day can affect body temperature
Normal values could be considered 97.8ºF-99ºF
A normal respiration rate for an adult would be:
5
15
30
25
During inhalation the _________ causing the lungs to expand
pectoralis muscles contract
pectoralis muscles relax
diaphragm relaxes
diaphragm contracts
This type of blood pressure is recorded when the ventricles are contracted, pushing blood to the body.
Systolic
Diastoliv
The process of feeling an object in or on the body to determine its size, shape, firmness, or location is part of a routine visit is known as (a)
What is the correct order that light passes through to get to the light sensitive tissue on the retina.
cornea
pupil
lens
retina
Label the parts of the ear
Which moles are considered cancerous
A
B
C
F
G
Late stage melanoma has moved into the dermis layer from the epidermis
True
False
Mitral valve regurgitation is the the back flow of blood from the (a) into the (b)
Match the description with the correct sound heard while breathing
Short intermittent clicking, rattling or popping sounds
Crackles (Rales)
High pitched whistling sound caused by narrowed airways
Wheezing
A snore-like sound
Ronchi
Harsh, shrill sound caused by a partially obstructed windpipe
Stridor
A clear woosh of air
Clear
Match the major components of blood with the best description
Cell fragments responsible for clotting blood during bleeding
platelets
play a large role in the immune system and fighting infection
white blood cells
major carries of both iron and oxygen in the body
red blood cells
Which of the following is NOT true when we need to perform a blood draw?
Blood is drawn by a trained phlebotomist
We use the median cubital vein most often
Blood is drawn from the upper arm
Blood is usually sent off to the lab for a CBC or basic metabolic panel
Which of the following results on a CBC could indicate anemia
Low white blood cell count
Low red blood cell count
High hematocrit
Low hematocrit
High White Blood Count
Match the high or low value with the corresponding problem.
Associated with blood loss or with lower production of red blood cells and the lack of iron intake
Low Hemoglobin
Can signal dehydration
High Hematocrit
May indicate disease or infection that disrupts normal production of these in bone marrow.
Low White Blood Cells
The body is fighting an infection or having an allergic reaction
High White Blood Cells
Can lead to excessive blood clotting and issues with blood flow
High Platelets
How would you describe the blood smear?
Normal
Lukemia
Sickle Cell Anemia
Hypertension
High (a) levels can be the result of eating too many saturated fats and can cause high blood pressure and plaque build up.
Reorder the following steps of the Insulin Glucose Connection
Pancreas releases insulin
Insulin binds to the receptor on the cell
The glucose transport protein is opened
Glucose flows from the blood into the cell
Which statements are true about Type 1 Diabetes
Causes high blood sugar levels
The pancreas does not produce insulin
Insulin levels are high in the blood stream
Insulin pumps can help control blood sugar levels
Typically develops later in life due to diet and lack of exercise
(a) are used as the first/primary source of energy for cells and (b) are used as a secondary source of energy.
Maintaining blood glucose levels in the blood stream is an example of a (a) feed back loop
Which tool is used to track glucose levels 24 hours a day
Continuous Glucose Monitoring
Smartphone App
Insulin Pump
RPM
Reorder the following feedback loop if blood sugar levels are LOW
The PANCREAS releases the hormone GLUCAGON into the blood stream
The LIVER breaks down GLYCOGEN into GLUCOSE which is released into the blood stream
The sugar in the blood stream INCREASES over time
HOMEOSTASIS is acheived
What is the temperature in the picture: (a)
What does HIPAA stand for?
Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act
Health Insurance Protective Agency Act
Health Insurance Policies Against Aggressiveness
Health Insurance Protection Against Assault
Categorize the following statements under the biomolecule they represent
Monomer is Amino Acids
Used for repair, hormones, transport, and growth
Monomer is Monosaccaride
Carries genetic information
Secondary source of energy
Primary source of energy
Not a source of energy
For good cholesterol health we want high levels of (a) and low levels of (b) .
