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WorksheetsNHA Unit 3 VS TEST CCMA
Total questions: 55
Worksheet time: 2hrs 38mins
What is the normal adult resting pulse rate?
40–60 bpm
60–100 bpm
100–120 bpm
120–150 bpm
An adult patient’s blood pressure is 144/95 mmHg. How is this classified?
Hypertension Stage 1
Prehypertension
Normal
Hypertensive crisis
Difficult breathing unless in the upright position is known as?
Hyperventilation
Dyspnea
Orthopnea
Rhonchi
While observing a patient's pulse oximetry, the MA notices the reading is 88%. What should they do, and why?
Which temperature route gives the most accurate body core measurement?
Oral
Tympanic
Rectal
Axillary
The normal tympanic temperature for a 1 year old patient is?
98.2
99.7
98.6
96.8
A child (6–12 yrs) should have a pulse range of:
40–80 bpm
60–110 bpm
70–140 bpm
100–150 bpm
Which breathing pattern is abnormally slow?
Tachypnea
Hyperventilation
Bradypnea
Dyspnea
Orthostatic hypotension is confirmed when:
BP increases by 20 mmHg
HR decreases by 10 bpm
BP drops ≤ 20 mmHg & HR rises ≥ 10 bpm
BP drops ≥10 mmHg & HR remains unchanged
Which factor can falsely read BP readings? Please list at least two facts.
The highest normal pulse oximetry range is:
85–90%
90–94%
95–100%
100–110%
A patient’s BP is 182/112 mmHg. This is classified as:
Stage 1 hypertension
Stage 2 hypertension
Hypertensive crisis
Prehypertension
The average normal oral temperature in Fahrenheit for someone 6 years to adult is:
96.8°F
97.6°F
98.6°F
99.6°F
Which respiratory term refers to small clicking, bubbling, or rattling sounds?
Dyspnea
Rales
Apnea
Hypoventilation
The pulse most commonly used in adults is:
Carotid
Radial
Femoral
Apical
A pulse described as “thready” means:
Bounding and strong
Faint and weak
Regular rhythm
Irregularly irregular
A 3-year-old’s normal respiratory rate is:
8–12/min
12–20/min
20–24/min
30–40/min
Which Korotkoff sound represents systolic pressure?
Phase I
Phase II
Phase IV
Phase V
A BP reading of 148/92 mmHg is classified as:
Normal
Prehypertension
Stage 1 Hypertension
Stage 2 Hypertension
A patient has a pulse rate of 118 bpm. For an adult, this is considered:
Bradycardia
Normal
Tachycardia
Orthostatic
The most common patient identifiers used in healthcare are:
Name and address
Name and date of birth
Name and social security number
Insurance provider
Information like name, address, and phone number in a health record is considered:
Clinical data
Demographics
Chief complaint
Progress notes
A patient says, “I feel nauseous and dizzy.” This is documented as:
Objective
Subjective
Assessment
Plan
Which is considered social history?
Appendectomy
Hypertension
Smoking
Diabetes mellitus
A Blood Pressure Cuff Size of 10.6 to 13.4 inches would make it a
Small Adult Cuff
Adult Cuff
Large Adult Cuff
X-Large Adult Cuff
Which screening tool is commonly used for depression?
PHQ-9
GAD-7
MMSE
SOAP
What is the normal BMI range?
16–18.4
18.5–24.9
25–29.9
≥30
A child's length, weight, and head circumference are tracked on growth charts from birth to
12 Months
18 Months
24 Months
36 Months
Which factor can influence Vital Signs?
Which abnormal sign may indicate hypoxia?
Pallor
Cyanosis
Diaphoresis
Malaise
A 9-year-old has dry, scaly, itchy skin behind the knees and elbows.
VS: T 100.1°F, P 98 bpm, R 22/min, BP 118/76, SpO₂ 97%
Question: Which vital signs are abnormal? What assessment is needed? What is the likely diagnosis?
A 52-year-old notices a dark, irregular mole that has grown and bleeds occasionally.
VS: T 99.7°F, P 90 bpm, R 18/min, BP 150/92, SpO₂ 96%
Question: Which vital signs are abnormal? What assessment is needed? What is the likely diagnosis?
A 17-year-old injured their ankle playing basketball, now swollen and painful.
VS: T 100.0°F, P 110 bpm, R 22/min, BP 132/84, SpO₂ 97%
Question: Which vital signs are abnormal? What assessment is needed? What is the likely diagnosis?
A 70-year-old woman reports back pain and has lost height over the past year.
VS: T 99.5°F, P 94 bpm, R 22/min, BP 148/90, SpO₂ 95%
Question: Which vital signs are abnormal? What assessment is needed? What is the likely diagnosis?
A 12-year-old presents with progressive muscle weakness and difficulty walking.
VS: T 100.2°F, P 102 bpm, R 24/min, BP 122/80, SpO₂ 95%
Question: Which vital signs are abnormal? What assessment is needed? What is the likely diagnosis?
A 42-year-old complains of muscle weakness without pain, especially in arms and legs.
VS: T 100.1°F, P 98 bpm, R 22/min, BP 140/86, SpO₂ 96%
Question: Which vital signs are abnormal? What assessment is needed? What is the likely diagnosis?
A 29-year-old presents with widespread muscle aches after a recent viral illness.
VS: T 101.3°F, P 108 bpm, R 24/min, BP 124/80, SpO₂ 95%
Question: Which vital signs are abnormal? What assessment is needed? What is the likely diagnosis?
A 35-year-old office worker reports wrist pain, tingling, and numbness in hands.
VS: T 99.0°F, P 92 bpm, R 20/min, BP 150/92, SpO₂ 97%
Question: Which vital signs are abnormal? What assessment is needed? What is the likely diagnosis?
A 16-year-old runner has pain in the front of the lower legs, worse after practice.
VS: T 100.4°F, P 100 bpm, R 22/min, BP 118/76, SpO₂ 97%
Question: Which vital signs are abnormal? What assessment is needed? What is the likely diagnosis?
A 19-year-old reports fatigue, pale skin, and dizziness.
VS: T 99.2°F, P 118 bpm, R 28/min, BP 100/62, SpO₂ 91%
Question: Which vital signs are abnormal? What assessment is needed? What is the likely diagnosis?
A 63-year-old complains of leg pain when walking and occasional chest tightness.
VS: T 99.0°F, P 106 bpm, R 24/min, BP 160/96, SpO₂ 92%
Question: Which vital signs are abnormal? What assessment is needed? What is the likely diagnosis?
A 14-year-old presents with easy bruising and prolonged bleeding after a cut.
VS: T 100.0°F, P 104 bpm, R 22/min, BP 110/70, SpO₂ 95%
Question: Which vital signs are abnormal? What assessment is needed? What is the likely diagnosis?
A 61-year-old reports fatigue, swelling in legs, and nausea.
VS: T 100.5°F, P 112 bpm, R 26/min, BP 172/98, SpO₂ 92%
Question: Which vital signs are abnormal? What assessment is needed? What is the likely diagnosis?
A 36-year-old reports severe flank pain radiating to the groin, with nausea.
VS: T 101.2°F, P 118 bpm, R 26/min, BP 150/92, SpO₂ 94%
Question: Which vital signs are abnormal? What assessment is needed? What is the likely diagnosis?
A 58-year-old woman reports involuntary urine leakage when coughing or sneezing.
VS: T 99.0°F, P 90 bpm, R 18/min, BP 158/90, SpO₂ 96%
Question: Which vital signs are abnormal? What assessment is needed? What is the likely diagnosis?
A 24-year-old reports diarrhea, bloating, and weight loss after eating bread.
VS: T 100.0°F, P 102 bpm, R 24/min, BP 118/74, SpO₂ 95%
Question: Which vital signs are abnormal? What assessment is needed? What is the likely diagnosis?
A 60-year-old presents with rectal bleeding, fatigue, and unintended weight loss.
VS: T 100.4°F, P 106 bpm, R 24/min, BP 132/82, SpO₂ 92%
Question: Which vital signs are abnormal? What assessment is needed? What is the likely diagnosis?
A 55-year-old presents with intermittent abdominal cramping, constipation, and bloating.
VS: T 100.6°F, P 104 bpm, R 22/min, BP 136/84, SpO₂ 95%
Question: Which vital signs are abnormal? What assessment is needed? What is the likely diagnosis?
A 40-year-old reports burning chest pain after meals and regurgitation at night.
VS: T 99.8°F, P 94 bpm, R 22/min, BP 148/92, SpO₂ 97%
Question: Which vital signs are abnormal? What assessment is needed? What is the likely diagnosis?
A 36-year-old reports severe shortness of breath after a traumatic accident.
VS: T 100.9°F, P 124 bpm, R 34/min, BP 88/54, SpO₂ 82%
Question: Which vital signs are abnormal? What assessment is needed? What is the likely diagnosis?
A 28-year-old reports cough with mucus, wheezing, and fatigue.
VS: T 101.0°F, P 108 bpm, R 26/min, BP 122/80, SpO₂ 93%
Question: Which vital signs are abnormal? What assessment is needed? What is the likely diagnosis?
A 22-year-old has nasal congestion, runny nose, and watery eyes after being outside.
VS: T 99.5°F, P 96 bpm, R 22/min, BP 142/88, SpO₂ 96%
Question: Which vital signs are abnormal? What assessment is needed? What is the likely diagnosis?
A 74-year-old has progressive memory loss, confusion, and difficulty completing tasks.
VS: T 100.0°F, P 94 bpm, R 22/min, BP 160/92, SpO₂ 95%
Question: Which vital signs are abnormal? What assessment is needed? What is the likely diagnosis?
A 16-year-old football player was hit in the head, now with headache, dizziness, and nausea.
VS: T 100.3°F, P 106 bpm, R 24/min, BP 128/82, SpO₂ 96%
Question: Which vital signs are abnormal? What assessment is needed? What is the likely diagnosis?
A 30-year-old presents with red, itchy patches on the arms after using a new laundry detergent.
VS: T 99.9°F, P 92 bpm, R 20/min, BP 142/88, SpO₂ 97%
Question: Which vital signs are abnormal? What assessment is needed? What is the likely diagnosis?
