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WorksheetsHealth Care Workplace Knowledge True/False
Total questions: 51
Worksheet time: 26mins
Good posture puts less stress on muscles, easing fatigue.
True
False
Jeans are appropriate uniforms for all health occupations.
True
False
Every health care provider should get at least 8 hours of sleep every night.
True
False
Uniforms of a specific color may be required in the workplace.
True
False
Most health care facilities require personnel to wear name badges or photo identification.
True
False
Perfumes and aftershave lotions provide a pleasant aroma and should be used daily to avoid body odor.
True
False
A watch, wedding ring, chain necklace, and small earrings are appropriate attire with a uniform.
True
False
Long nails can interfere with the use of gloves while performing procedures.
True
False
Jewelry can cause injury to patients and transmit germs or pathogens.
True
False
By working together, a team can accomplish goals much faster than an individual.
True
False
Research has shown that people form an impression about another person based mainly on seconds.
True
False
Every patient is entitled to confidential care.
True
False
Visible tattoos are prohibited in many health care facilities.
True
False
Many people will not admit that they do not understand medical terms when a procedure is explained.
True
False
Feedback occurs in the communication process when the sender repeats the message.
True
False
Good listening skills require constant practice.
True
False
Nonverbal behavior may contradict what a speaker is saying.
True
False
In order to maintain neat and legible patient records, errors should be erased neatly or covered with correction fluid.
True
False
Patients with aphasia are not able to hear words that are being said to them.
True
False
A daily “to do” list is an important part of any time management plan.
True
False
Delegating tasks helps with time management and can reduce stress.
True
False
Being able to identify with and understand another person’s feelings and situation demonstrates _____.
empathy
tact
patience
responsibility
The ability to be tolerant, to be understanding, and to control your temper indicates _____.
empathy
enthusiasm
patience
honesty
Enjoying your work and having a positive attitude displays _____.
honesty
willingness to learn
dependability
enthusiasm
Having the ability to say or do the kindest or most fitting thing in a difficult situation is _____.
tact
self-motivation
responsibility
acceptance of criticism
Being willing to be held accountable for your actions is _____.
discretion
self-motivation
responsibility
acceptance of criticism
The ability to begin or follow through with a task and to determine things that need to be done is _____.
competence
self-motivation
dependability
willingness to learn
Using good judgment in what you say and do and making sure that a patient’s rights are respected demonstrates _____.
patience
tact
willingness to learn
discretion
Being qualified and capable of performing a task while striving for accuracy in all you do is _____.
competence
discretion
willingness to learn
dependability
Showing truthfulness and integrity and being willing to admit mistakes so they can be corrected is _____.
willingness to learn
acceptance of criticism
honesty
tact
Being prompt when reporting to work, avoiding absences, and completing assigned tasks demonstrates _____.
competence
dependability
self-motivation
team player
Which of the following is not a possible benefit of healthy interpersonal relationships?
encourage personal growth
offer safety and security
feel isolated from others
make life more enjoyable
The exchange of information, thoughts, ideas, and feelings is _____.
listening
empathy
communication
nonverbal behavior
Which of the following factors does not interfere with the communication process?
interruptions or distractions
medical terminology
properly working hearing aid
soft, muted voice
Which of the following is not an example of a communication barrier based on a physical disability?
deafness or hearing loss
blindness or impaired vision
cognitive impairment
language differences
An example of a psychological barrier to communication is ____.
aphasia or a speech impairment
the belief that illness is a punishment from God
a negative attitude and constant complaints
a foreign language
An example of a subjective observation is ____.
Mr. Mendez says he is very warm
Mr. Mendez has a temperature of 102∘F
Mr. Mendez’s skin is red and flushed
Mr. Mendez is drinking large amounts of water
A leader who sets minimal rules and allows individuals in a group to function in an independent manner is a ____.
autocratic leader
democratic leader
transactional leader
laissez-faire leader
A physical change that occurs when a stressor causes the body to go into an alarm reaction is ____.
blood vessels constricting and decreasing circulation to the heart and brain
saliva production increasing
pupils in the eyes dilating to improve vision
movement in the digestive tract increasing to speed up digestion of foods
Which of these diseases is probably not caused by stress?
migraine headache
hypertension or high blood pressure
diabetes mellitus
depression
Using caller ID is part of which step in an effective time management plan?
avoid distractions
schedule tasks
identify preferences
plan your work
A good time management plan will eliminate all stress and allow an individual to function efficiently.
True
False
Which of these is not a principle upon which parliamentary procedure is based?
right of the majority to rule
right of the minority to rule
right of the minority to be heard
right of the individual to be heard and represented
Everyone experiences a certain degree of stress on a daily basis.
True
False
An autocratic leader encourages the participation of all individuals in a group and listens to their opinions.
True
False
In a group, any member who makes a contribution to an idea can be considered a leader.
True
False
In a group, any member who makes a contribution to an idea can be considered a leader.
True
False
Teamwork improves communication and continuity of care.
True
False
Prejudice and attitudes, physical disabilities, and cultural diversity often cause barriers.
True
False
The use of jewelry is not restricted when regular clothes are worn instead of a uniform.
True
False
Earrings with hoops or dangling earrings should be avoided in health care settings.
True
False
