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Worksheets2nd Six Weeks Health Science Review Test
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 1hrs 15mins
Which of the following is an example of false imprisonment?
A nurse restrains a patient without a doctor's order
A patient is moved to surgery with consent
A doctor discharges a patient early
A nurse records a vital sign incorrectly
A tort is best defined as:
A civil wrong not involving a contract
A criminal act
A written consent form
A law protecting workers
Defamation means:
Damaging someone's reputation
A false imprisonment
A legal document
Neglecting a patient's care
Libel is:
Written defamation
Spoken defamation
False imprisonment
Patient neglect
Slander is:
Spoken defamation
Written defamation
False imprisonment
Invasion of privacy
A person with a legal disability includes:
A minor
A mentally incompetent person
An unconscious person
All of the above
Leaving the side rails down and a patient falls is an example of:
Negligence
Slander
Malpractice
False imprisonment
Continuity of care means:
Consistent, connected care between providers
A single visit care plan
Independent treatment plans
Patient's insurance plan
Patient records should always be kept:
Confidential
Public
Accessible to family
Implied consent means:
Permission inferred by actions
Written permission
Permission given after treatment
Verbal refusal
A myocardial infarction affects which system?
Circulatory
Respiratory
Nervous
Digestive
When charting and an error is made, you should:
Draw a single line and initial
Erase it
Use correction fluid
Leave it uncorrected
When entering a room of a blind patient, the most important action is:
Announce yourself and explain actions
Stay quiet
Turn on bright lights
Leave quickly
IM means:
Intramuscular
In the mouth
In the muscle
Internal medicine
In an 80/20 insurance plan, the patient pays:
20%
80%
100%
Nothing
If a patient declines treatment for religious reasons, you should:
Respect their wishes
Ignore it
Persuade them
Notify police
If a patient doesn't speak English, you should:
Use an interpreter
Speak louder
Write it down
Ask family to translate medical terms
Quadriplegic means:
Paralysis of all four limbs
Paralysis of one leg
Paralysis of lower limbs
Loss of voice
The first heartbeat heard while taking BP is:
Systolic
Diastolic
Mean arterial pressure
Pulse pressure
An HMO patient must get what before seeing a specialist?
Referral
Bill
Consent
Prescription
The organization that protects healthcare workers from hazards is:
OSHA
CDC
FDA
HIPAA
Communication is best defined as:
Exchange of information
Use of medical terms
Talking to patients
Listening only
Objective information is:
Observable and measurable
Personal opinion
Patient's feelings
Unknown facts
Subjective information is:
What the patient says
What the nurse observes
Recorded data
Lab results
The purpose of medical terminology is to:
Allow clear communication
Complicate documentation
Replace abbreviations
Shorten charting time
The best place to interview a patient for medical information is:
Private area
Hallway
Cafeteria
Waiting room
Anatomy is the study of:
Body structure
Body function
Diseases
Movement
Anatomical position is described as:
Standing, facing forward, palms out
Sitting, hands folded
Lying flat
Kneeling position
The plane dividing the body into right and left parts is:
Sagittal
Transverse
Coronal
Frontal
A wound near the surface of the skin is:
Superficial
Deep
Posterior
Inferior
The horizontal cut dividing body into upper/lower sections is:
Transverse
Frontal
Sagittal
Lateral
The system that allows body movement is:
Muscular
Skeletal
Circulatory
Nervous
Hormone-producing glands belong to which system?
Endocrine
Respiratory
Circulatory
Nervous
The brain and spinal cord are in the:
Nervous system
Muscular system
Endocrine system
Circulatory system
The system that removes excess tissue fluid and fights infection is:
Lymphatic
Circulatory
Digestive
Muscular
Factors that increase blood pressure include:
Stress, high salt, anxiety
Sleep, rest, low salt
Exercise, low stress, hydration
Relaxation, fasting, sleep
Factors that decrease blood pressure include:
Shock, rest, dehydration
Anxiety, stress, high salt
Exercise, illness, anger
Pain, fear, salt
Normal adult heart rate is:
60–100 bpm
40–60 bpm
Pulse sites in the upper extremity include:
Radial, brachial
Popliteal, pedal
Femoral, carotid
Temporal, tibial
If a patient has eaten or smoked, take temperature by:
Tympanic
Oral
Axillary
Rectal
Normal adult blood pressure is:
120/80 mmHg
100/60 mmHg
140/90 mmHg
160/100 mmHg
Hypotension means:
Low blood pressure
High blood pressure
Slow heart rate
High heart rate
Hypertension means:
High blood pressure
Low blood pressure
Irregular pulse
Low heart rate
Tachycardia means:
Fast heart rate
Slow heart rate
Weak pulse
Strong heart contraction
Bradycardia means:
Slow heart rate
Fast heart rate
Low blood pressure
High blood pressure
Tachypnea means:
Rapid breathing
Slow breathing
Shallow breathing
No breathing
Apnea means:
No breathing
Shallow breathing
Painful breathing
Rapid breathing
Dyspnea means:
Difficult or labored breathing
No breathing
Very slow breathing
Normal breathing
CVA refers to:
Stroke
Heart attack
Respiratory arrest
Muscle strain
Cyanotic skin appears:
Bluish
Red
Pale
Yellow
