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Total questions: 58

Worksheet time: 29mins

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1.

A bone that is partially bent and partially broken is referred to as

a)

none of these

b)

compound

c)

impacted

d)

greenstick

2.

If the carotid pulse was taken, it was taken at the

a)

temporal region

b)

back of the knee

c)

wrist

d)

neck

3.

An x-ray outline of the spinal canal is made after injecting radiopaque dye into the subarachnoid space surrounding the spinal cord, this procedure is called

a)

mammogram

b)

myelogram

c)

lymphangiogram

d)

venogram

4.

The time the film is allowed to remain in the fix solution is

a)

30 seconds

b)

twice as long as the developing time

c)

half as long as the developing time

d)

As long as it takes for the film to stabilize

5.

A technique that uses high-frequency, inaudible sound waves which bounce off body tissues and are then recorded

a)

none of these

b)

thermography

c)

sonogram or echogram

d)

xeroradiography

6.

The application of water in the treatment of a disease is referred to as

a)

ultrasound

b)

hydrotherapy

c)

diatherapy

d)

aquatherapy

7.

A diagnostic technique which detects regions of heat and cold in the body is called

a)

tagging

b)

tracer

c)

thermography

d)

scan

8.

Hayems solution is used in the determination of

a)

none of these

b)

White blood cell per cu.mm. of whole blood

c)

platelets per cu.mm. of whole blood

d)

red blood cell per cu.mm. of whole blood

9.

The act of giving birth is called

a)

menstruation

b)

parturition

c)

puberty

d)

ovulation

10.

When allergy testing is being done, the medication is given

a)

intradermally

b)

intravenously

c)

subcutaneously

d)

intramuscularly

11.

When running a standard calibration ECG, the complexes are

a)

60mm

b)

40mm

c)

30mm

d)

10mm

12.

The normal axillary temperature reading is

a)

99.6 degrees Fahrenheit

b)

98.6 degrees Fahrenheit

c)

97.6 degrees Fahrenheit

d)

96.6 degrees Fahrenheit

13.

The normal oral temperature is

a)

99.6 degrees Fahrenheit

b)

98.6 degrees Fahrenheit

c)

97.6 degrees Fahrenheit

d)

96.6 degrees Fahrenheit

14.

The premature termination of pregnancy before the embryo or fetus is able to exist on its own is called

a)

cesarean section

b)

abortion

c)

pap test

d)

aspiration

15.

During a galvanic electrical stimulation the patient

a)

can also receive hydrotherapy

b)

can also receive hotpack treatments

c)

must be attended at all times

d)

can be left unattended

16.

The normal axillary temperature is

a)

38.4 degrees Celsius

b)

37.0 degrees Celsius

c)

36.4 degrees Celsius

d)

35.8 degrees Celsius

17.

The normal rectal temperature is

a)

99.6 degrees Fahrenheit

b)

98.6 degrees Fahrenheit

c)

97.6 degrees Fahrenheit

d)

96.6 degrees Fahrenheit

18.

The largest white blood cells are the

a)

monocytes

b)

basophils

c)

neutophils

d)

none of these

19.

The universal donor is blood type

a)

O

b)

AB

c)

A

d)

B

20.

The most important rule to remember when using a centrifuge is

a)

always balance the tubes placed inside

b)

be sure to set the timer

c)

be sure to set the rheostat at 300rpm for top speed

d)

never remove the rubber cushions in the cups

21.

In general, the intensity of urine to appear hazy or cloudy?

a)

the concentration

b)

the pH

c)

the transparency

22.

Which of the following would cause urine to appear hazy or cloudy?

a)

all of the choices

b)

mucus

c)

bacteria

d)

amorphous crystals

23.

A genitourinary tract infection would primarily be evidenced by a microscopic containing many

a)

white blood cells

b)

squamous epithelial cells

c)

red blood cells

d)

calcium oxalate crystals

24.

When performing a microscopic, the evaluation of each element present in the urinary sediment is based upon the

a)

average number found in ten fields

b)

average number found in five fields

c)

number found in one-quarter field, multiplied by 4

d)

number found in one (1) HPF

25.

The appropriate gauge needle to use when performing phlebotomy of veins in the forearm is

a)

20 or 21 gauge

b)

15 gauge

c)

18 gauge

d)

25 gauge

26.

When doing a red cell count, the factor by which the cells counted are multiplied is

a)

10,000

b)

20

c)

200

d)

50

27.

The packed red blood cell volume is known as the hematocrit. The hematocrit reading is low in cases of

a)

anemia

b)

infection

c)

polycythemia

d)

dehydration

28.

When focusing the microscope, one should begin with which objective?

a)

10X

b)

40X

c)

100X

d)

high power

29.

The lenses of the microscope should be cleansed with what?

a)

lens paper

b)

soft tissue

c)

paper towel

d)

cotton

30.

When using a microscope with a 10X ocular and the 40X objective in place, the total magnification is

a)

400X

b)

50X

c)

40X

d)

30X

31.

When performing a microscopic urinalysis, red and white blood cells are reported per

a)

HPF

b)

LPF

c)

cu.mm

d)

oil immersion

32.

The macroscopic examination of urine consists of

a)

observing the color and character

b)

checking the specific gravity

c)

examining the specimen using microscope

d)

observing the color and character and checking the specific gravity

33.

The pH of a urine sample is checked to determine

a)

acidity or alkalinity

b)

specific gravity

c)

the presence of dissolved substances

d)

the concentration of a sample

34.

Upon microscopic examination of urine, a urinary tract infection would be indicated by the presence of numerous

a)

white blood cells

b)

uric acid crystals

c)

red blood cells

d)

squamous epithelial

35.

If the patient begins to feel faint during a venipuncture procedure, you should

a)

have the patient put their head between their knees and hold smelling salts under their nose

b)

tell the patient to relax because it is very important that you complete the procedure

c)

go ask the doctor to come help the patient

d)

none of these

36.

When using a standard white blood cell pipette for determining a white blood cell count, the blood is drawn to the 0.5 mark. The diluting fluid is then drawn to the

a)

11 mark

b)

101 mark

c)

1.0 mark

d)

1.5 mark

37.

When using a standard white blood cell pipette for determining a white blood cell count, the total number of cells counted is multiplied by

a)

50

b)

1,000

c)

200

d)

10,000

38.

The white blood cell most often seen when performing a differential is

a)

segmented neutrophil

b)

lymphocyte

c)

neutrophilic band

d)

monocyte

39.

When performing a differential white blood cell count, a basophil will be recognized by

a)

large blue to purple staining granules

b)

large red to bronze staining granules

c)

a segmented nucleus, but the granules have no specific color

d)

none of the choices

40.

When a venipuncture is performed using a lavender top vacutainer, the sample

a)

the sample is commonly used for hematology testing and does not clot because of an anti-clotting agent has been mixed with the whole blood

b)

the sample is commonly used for hematology testing

c)

is allowed to clot, and after centrifuging, the liquid portion is used for chemistry testing

d)

does not clot because of an anti-clotting agent has been mixed with the whole blood

41.

Sensitivity testing is

a)

done to determine the drug of choice and commonly done on Mueller-Hinton agar

b)

done to determine if the patient is sensitive or resistant to an antibiotic

c)

done to determine the drug of choice

d)

commonly done on Mueller-Hinton agar

42.

The most common positions for x-rays are

a)

PA and lateral

b)

lateral and oblique

c)

lateral

d)

PA and AP

43.

The substance used to prevent x-ray exposure is

a)

lead

b)

copper

c)

barrium

d)

aluminum

44.

Gram staining is done to determine

a)

whether a bacteria is gram positive or gram negative

b)

cervical cancer

c)

the species of organism present

d)

all of the above

45.

The first sound heard when taking a blood pressure is

a)

systolic pressure

b)

venous pressure

c)

diastolic pressure

d)

capillary pressure

46.

A counting chamber utilized in manual microscopic methods is called a

a)

hemacytometer

b)

hyameestometer

c)

centrameter

d)

hemacounter

47.

Normal oral temperature 98.6 degrees F. The equivalent Celsius temperature is

a)

37.0 degrees C

b)

37.5 degrees C

c)

39.0 degrees C

d)

36.0 degrees C

48.

Active immunity will be produced when

a)

the antigens or microorganisms are injected into the patient

b)

antibodies or antitoxins are injected into the patients

c)

antibodies are transferred mother to fetus

d)

none of the choices

49.

When autoclaving surgical instruments the timing period begins when

a)

adequate pressure has built up and the proper temperature has been reached

b)

adequate pressure has built up

c)

the instruments are placed into the autoclave and the door is sealed

d)

the proper temperature has been reached

50.

Large amounts in injectable medication, at least 2ml or more, are given

a)

intramuscularly

b)

intravenously

c)

subcutaneously

d)

intradermally

51.

On a normal ECG tracing, the first wave to show downward deflection is

a)

Q wave

b)

P wave

c)

R wave

d)

S wave

52.

The purpose of applying paste or jelly when running an ECG is to reduce

a)

skin resistance

b)

the chance of shocking the assistant

c)

the chance of shocking the machine

d)

the chance of shocking the patient

53.

Hot packs are a form of physical therapy that provides

a)

moist heat and superficial heat

b)

deep heat

c)

moist heat

d)

superficial heat

54.

Ultrasound waves are disrupted by:

a)

air and gas

b)

muscle

c)

tissue

d)

blood

55.

Which of the following is not a common part of all needles?

a)

beveled point

b)

rounded point

c)

shaft

d)

hub

56.

Syringes are generally graduated in

a)

mL and cc

b)

mL and cm

c)

tsp and tbsp

d)

oz and gr

57.

IPPB is used in the treatment of

a)

all of the choices

b)

pneumonia

c)

emphysema

d)

COPD

58.

Hemostatic forceps

a)

clamps off small vessels and bleeders

b)

closes a lumen in order to allow for the insertion of instruments

c)

are for tearing tissues for a biopsy

d)

are used to dilate cervix