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Final Review Test

Total questions: 83

Worksheet time: 44mins

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Class
Date
1.

Henry is starting a new job at a construction site and is required to attend a safety orientation. During the session, the instructor mentions OSHA and explains its importance in workplace safety. What does OSHA stand for?

a)

Occupational Safety and Health Administration

b)

Occupational Services and Hospital Association

c)

Office of Safety and Health Affairs

d)

Organization for Safe Healthcare Access

2.

Olivia is preparing for a global health conference and comes across the abbreviation WHO in several documents. She wants to know: What does WHO stand for?

a)

World Health Administration

b)

World Hospital Association

c)

Worldwide Health Agency

d)

World Humanitarian Organization

3.

Priya is reading an article about public health and comes across the abbreviation CDC. She wants to know what CDC stands for. What is the correct meaning of CDC?

a)

Center of Disease Control

b)

Central Department of Care

c)

Centers for Disease Counseling

d)

Clinical Disease Commission

4.

While at a community center, Evelyn sees someone collapse and a bystander shouts, "Start CPR!" What does CPR stand for?

a)

Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation

b)

Critical Patient Recovery

c)

Cardiac Pulse Restoration

d)

Circulatory Pressure Regulation

5.

Michael is attending a first aid training session. The instructor asks, "Can anyone tell me what AED stands for?" What is the correct answer?

a)

Automated External Defibrillator

b)

Advanced Emergency Device

c)

Automatic Electrical Defibrillation

d)

Acute Emergency Defibrillator

6.

Ava is attending a first aid training session. The instructor asks, "If someone is choking due to something stuck in their throat, what does the abbreviation FBAO stand for?"

a)

Foreign Body Airway Obstruction

b)

Fluid Blocked Airway Occlusion

c)

Foreign Breathing Airway Occlusion

d)

Food-Based Airway Obstruction

7.

Benjamin is reading the label on a medicine bottle and sees the abbreviation 'FDA'. He wonders what FDA stands for. Can you help him?

a)

Food and Drug Administration

b)

Federal Drug Association

c)

Food and Dietary Authority

d)

Federal Department of Agriculture (health)

8.

Ava is starting a new job at a construction site. Her supervisor tells her that she must always wear PPE while working. What does PPE stand for?

a)

Personal Protective Equipment

b)

Professional Protective Equipment

c)

Personal Prevention Essentials

d)

Public Protection Equipment

9.

A fire breaks out in the hospital where Avery is working. Avery remembers the RACE protocol for fire response. What does RACE stand for?

a)

Rescue Alarm Confine Extinguish or Evacuate (EXIT)

b)

Run Alert Call Evacuate

c)

Rescue Alert Contain Evacuation

d)

Respond Alarm Control Evacuate

10.

Jackson is in a kitchen when a small fire breaks out. He grabs a fire extinguisher to put out the flames. In using the fire extinguisher, what does PASS stand for?

a)

Pull the Pin,

Aim at the BASE of the Fire, Squeeze the handle,

Side to Side

b)

Press and Aim, Spray Steadily

c)

Pull and Aim, Sweep Slowly

d)

Push the Pin, Aim below the fire, Squeeze, Sweep

11.

Maya is planning her educational journey and wants to know how long it will take to complete a Master's Degree. According to the list of educational pathways, how long does a Master's Degree take to complete?

a)

2 years

b)

4 years

c)

6 years

d)

8 years

12.

Aria is considering a career as a therapist and wants to know how long the education will take. According to the listed training timelines, how long is the education for a therapist?

a)

2 years

b)

3 years

c)

4 years

d)

6 years

13.

Mia is considering becoming a technician and wants to know how many years of education are typically required for this role according to the list. How many years of education are noted for a technician?

a)

1 year

b)

2 years

c)

3 years

d)

4 years

14.

Grace is filling out a hospital form and sees the abbreviation 'MD' next to a doctor's name. In this context, what does MD stand for?

a)

Medical Doctor

b)

Doctor of Medicine

c)

Master of Dentistry

d)

Medical Director

15.

Olivia is setting up her workstation at her new job. According to the listed ergonomics rules, what is the recommended arm position she should maintain while working?

a)

Arms straight with no bend

b)

Elbows at a 45-degree angle

c)

Elbows at a 90-degree angle with arm support

d)

Elbows tucked tightly against the torso

16.

Kai is setting up his workspace at home. Which of the following are recommended ergonomics rules that Kai should follow?

a)

Keep shoulders relaxed

b)

Place the screen 18–24 inches away

c)

Sit with feet flat on the floor

d)

Cross legs to improve balance

17.

Harper is preparing to lift a heavy box at work. According to the body mechanics rules provided, which actions should Harper follow? Select all that apply.

a)

Bend from the hips and knees; do not bend at the waist

b)

Maintain a base of support of 8–10 inches

c)

Stand with feet together for a narrow base

d)

Get close to the object before lifting or moving it

e)

Twist while lifting to save time

18.

Liam is setting up his computer workstation at home. According to ergonomics guidance, how far should Liam sit from the screen?

a)

6–10 inches

b)

12–16 inches

c)

18–24 inches

d)

30–36 inches

19.

Match each complementary or alternative therapy with its description.

a)

Acupuncture

1.

Uses needles

b)

Chiropractor

2.

Aligns the spine

c)

Herbal medicine

3.

Uses plants and roots

d)

Homeopathy

4.

Uses diluted amounts of plants

e)

Massage therapy

5.

Manipulates soft tissue with the hands

20.

Ava wants to create a peaceful and balanced atmosphere in her new apartment. She reads about a practice that involves arranging furniture and decor to harmonize energy forces in her living space. According to the description provided, what is the goal of this practice?

a)

To stimulate muscle growth through resistance

b)

To harmonize energy forces by arranging living spaces to create a balance

c)

To align the spine using manual adjustments

d)

To relieve pain by inserting fine needles

21.

Emma is a nurse who assumes that all elderly patients are forgetful and unable to understand medical instructions, without considering each individual's abilities. What is Emma demonstrating in this healthcare setting?

a)

Forming a judgment about a person based on a fixed, oversimplified belief about a group

b)

Evaluating each person only after collecting complete, objective evidence

c)

Allowing patients to describe their own experiences without interruption

d)

Adapting communication to meet individual cultural preferences

22.

During a patient assessment, Sophia tells the nurse that she has been feeling dizzy and nauseous. What does this type of information refer to?

a)

Measurable findings obtained through tests or observation

b)

Information the patient reports about feelings or symptoms

c)

subjective information

d)

objective information

23.

One example that happens in during this time: Match each life stage to a typical example that occurs in that stage.

a)

Infancy

1.

Begins to sit, crawl, or take first steps

b)

Early childhood

2.

Learns to speak in longer sentences and develops fine motor skills

c)

Adolescent

3.

drug abuse from peer pressure

d)

Middle adulthood

4.

Focuses on career and/or raising a family

e)

Late adulthood

5.

Retirement and gradual decline in physical strength

24.

Sophia is a nurse who needs to discuss a sensitive diagnosis with her patient. How and where should Sophia communicate with the patient? Choose the best practice.

a)

In a private and quiet environment

b)

In a crowded hallway during shift change

c)

Only through written notes left at the bedside

d)

While multiple conversations occur in the same room

25.

Olivia is training for a marathon and wants to make sure her body stays strong and healthy. What is a key role of calcium in helping Olivia maintain her health?

a)

Maintains bone and tooth strength and supports muscle contraction

b)

Provides immediate energy for sprinting

c)

Acts as a primary antioxidant in the bloodstream

d)

Replaces dietary protein in muscle growth

26.

Henry has been advised by his doctor to eat more dietary fiber to help his body move waste. What is the main benefit of dietary fiber described here?

a)

It builds bone density

b)

It promotes bowel regularity by moving waste through the digestive tract

c)

It increases blood oxygen-carrying capacity

d)

It prevents all nutrient absorption

27.

Define: Match the leadership style to its description.

a)

Democratic leader

1.

Invites group input and shared decision-making

b)

Laissez-faire leader (printed: Lazier -faire)

2.

Provides minimal direction and allows group to self-manage

c)

Autocratic leader

3.

Makes all decisions

28.

Abigail is known in her office for her enthusiasm as a professional quality. Which option best describes how Abigail demonstrates enthusiasm at work?

a)

keen sensing of what to do or say in order to maintain a good relationship with others

b)

Remaining silent to avoid workplace conflict at all times

c)

Delegating all tasks to others to save time

d)

Questioning instructions to appear critical

29.

Henry is a nurse in a busy hospital. He is expected to handle patient care tasks efficiently and accurately. Which statement best defines competence in Henry's healthcare role?

a)

Possessing the necessary knowledge and skills to successfully perform and complete a task

b)

Always agreeing with coworkers regardless of accuracy

c)

Focusing only on speed rather than accuracy

d)

Completing tasks only with continuous supervision

30.

Emma visits her doctor because she has been feeling unwell. The doctor orders blood tests and performs a physical exam to figure out what is causing her symptoms. In healthcare, what does this process most directly refer to?

a)

subjective information

b)

Identifying a condition or disease through tests, exams, or evaluation

c)

objective information

d)

Documenting billing codes for services performed

31.

Abigail visits a healthcare clinic with flu-like symptoms. Who is qualified to diagnose her condition and prescribe medications?

a)

Physician Assistants

b)

pharmacists

c)

Licensed Practical Nurses

d)

CRNA

32.

Mia is preparing for a job interview and needs to gather important documents. Which item relates to career documentation?

a)

Resume

b)

Sleep habits

c)

Substance abuse

d)

Chain of command

33.

Maya is trying to improve her personal wellness. Which item should she focus on?

a)

Sleep habits

b)

Customer service

c)

Scope of practice

d)

Mock interview

34.

Mia is looking for a job after graduation. Select all strategies she can use to pursue employment from the list.

a)

Employer websites

b)

Internship

c)

Personal networking

d)

Social media

35.

Nora is working with a local health organization to improve the well-being of her community. Which of the following strategies should Nora consider implementing to promote community health?

a)

Community health education outreach programs

b)

Immunization

c)

Medical, dental, and mental health screening

d)

Routine physical exam

e)

Self-care behaviors

36.

Mia finds a wallet on the ground when no one else is around. Which statement best reflects what Mia should do to show integrity?

a)

Doing the right thing, even when no one is watching

b)

Do the things you cannot do

c)

We must understand before we judge

d)

Pride make us artificial and make us real

37.

Mia is at school and she talks to everyone the same way, whether they are rich or poor, the principal or the janitor. This is an example of

a)

integrity

b)

competence

c)

respect

d)

responsibility

38.

James is found unconscious and not breathing, but he still has a pulse. What should you do first?

a)

chest compressions

b)

Rescue breathing

c)

Defibrillation

d)

Heimlich maneuver

39.

David is at a restaurant when he suddenly sees someone struggling to breathe and clutching their throat. What emergency is the Heimlich maneuver used for in this situation?

a)

Heart Attack

b)

Choking

c)

Stroke

d)

Seizure

40.

What is the sequence of emergency response

a)

Scene safety, Check for response, CPR, AED

b)

Scene safety, CPR, Check for response, AED

c)

Scene safety, CPR, Call 911, Check for response

d)

Scene safety, Call 911, AED, CPR

41.

Maya is at a restaurant when she suddenly starts choking and cannot speak or cough. What should you do first?

a)

Call 911

b)

Begin CPR

c)

Look in the Mouth

d)

Abdominal Thrusts

42.

William is at a restaurant when he suddenly starts coughing and appears to be struggling to breathe. The staff suspect he may be experiencing FBAO. What does this mean William is having?

a)

heart attack

b)

burned

c)

troubled breathing

d)

shockable rhythm

43.

Jackson is starting a new job at a construction site and wants to know which agency is responsible for ensuring workplace safety. Which agency should he look up?

a)

WHO

b)

OSHA

c)

CDC

d)

FDA

44.

Emma finds a person who is unconscious but breathing. What should she do?

a)

do nothing

b)

Begin CPR

c)

Position on side

d)

abdominal thrusts

45.

Noah is about to lift a heavy box at work. What is the first rule of safe and proper lifting that Noah should follow?

a)

lift with your back straight/vertical

b)

lift with feet together, bending at the waist

c)

lift with your arms

d)

lift with your arms curled

46.

Jackson is helping a patient move from a wheelchair to a bed. Which is a rule of Good body mechanics?

a)

makes assistance unnecessary

b)

bending at the waist improves balances

c)

prevents injury to worker and patient

d)

prevents fatigue

47.

Jackson is working in a hospital when a fire suddenly breaks out in one of the patient rooms. What should Jackson do first?

a)

move patient to safety

b)

use fire extinguisher

c)

move the fire

d)

sound alarm

48.

Anika accidentally burns her hand while cooking in the kitchen. What is the first aid she should use?

a)

break blisters

b)

submerge in cold water

c)

apply first aid cream

d)

call 911

49.

Jackson is at school when a lockdown is announced. What should Jackson do?

a)

look out the door

b)

close, lock and barricade the door

c)

exit the area

d)

call 911

50.

Ava is considering different career paths and wants to know which profession requires her to obtain a license before she can practice. Which one should Ava choose?

a)

hospital administrator

b)

medical transcriptionist

c)

psychologist

d)

nurse aid

51.

Ava is considering different healthcare careers and wants to know which one requires the most education. Which career should she choose if she wants the most education?

a)

x-ray technician

b)

respiratory therapist

c)

pharmacy technician

d)

medical assistant

52.

Anika is feeling pressured by her friends to try drugs. At what developmental stage is this type of peer pressure most common?

a)

early childohood

b)

adolescence

c)

late adulthood

d)

middle adulthood

53.

Ava visits a hospital to find out what illness she might have. Which healthcare pathway will help identify her disease?

a)

informatics

b)

diagnostics

c)

therapeutic

d)

support services

54.

David, Nora, and Aria are working together on a group project. They start to disagree on how to approach the assignment, and the conflict begins to affect their progress. How should they handle the group conflict?

a)

ignore it

b)

encourage discussion

c)

solve the problem

d)

dictate solution

55.

When you delegate a job to someone, how do you decide who to give the job to?

a)

whoever you like

b)

whoever is available

c)

based on qualifications

d)

whoever you don't like

56.

When a leader delegates a job and the job is not getting done, he/she should

a)

reassign the job

b)

do it herself/himself

c)

investigate why is not done do something about it

d)

write the expectations

57.

What is a healthcare team?

a)

only clinical workers

b)

only workers with the same training

c)

different jobs/roles serving the patient

d)

workers with same duties

58.

"All homeless are drug users" is an example of

a)

stereotyping

b)

bias

59.

The sender

a)

provides feedback

b)

originates the message

c)

is the listener

d)

pays attention

60.

Effective communications while interviewing a patient

a)

provide private environment

b)

speak loudly

c)

avoid eye contact

d)

don't show any expression

61.

Which organization works with global health issues?

a)

WHO

b)

FDA

c)

OSHA

d)

CDC

62.

What is the best way prevent the spread of microorganisms?

a)

wear gowns and gloves

b)

wear N95 mask

c)

hand hygiene

d)

isolate patients

63.

Effective strategy to look for a job

a)

create a positive social media and showcase your skills and experience

b)

look for a job while you are at work

c)

don't look for a job on social media

d)

post on social media you are looking for a job

64.

Match the following

a)

CNA

1.

Certified Nurse Assistant

b)

LPN

2.

Licensed Practical Nurse

c)

CNM

3.

Certified Nurse Midwife

d)

DO

4.

Doctor of Osteopathy

e)

MD

5.

Doctor of Medicine

65.

health care professional who sees patients in hospital setting (inpatient care); and acute units

a)

hospital administrator

b)

hospitalist

c)

nurse pratitioner

d)

physician assistant

66.

heath care worker who helps patients with breathing problems

a)

surgical technician

b)

athletic trainer

c)

respiratory therapist

d)

emergency medical technician

67.

heath care worker who assists doctors in operating rooms

a)

surgical technologist

b)

athletic trainer

c)

respiratory therapist

d)

emergency medical technician

68.

heath care worker who responds to accidents

a)

surgical technologist

b)

athletic trainer

c)

respiratory therapist

d)

emergency medical technician

69.

A DDS is abbreviation stands for

a)

Doctor of Dental Medecine

b)

Doctor of Osteopathy

c)

Doctor of Diagnostic Services

d)

Doctor of Dental Surgery

70.

The abbreviation DO stands for

a)

Doctor of Optometrist

b)

Doctor of Osteopathy

c)

Doctor of Obstetrics

d)

Doctor of Occuaptions

71.

anaerobic

a)

requires oxygen to live

b)

absence of oxygen to live

72.

aerobic

a)

requires oxygen to live

b)

absence of oxygen to live

73.

Match the following

a)

parasite

1.

lives in a host, such as tapeworm

b)

fungus

2.

includes yeast, mold, mushrooms

c)

bacteria

3.

shapes: spiral , spherical, rod-shaped

d)

protozoa

4.

in decayed material and contaminated H20

74.

If you are trustworthy and reliable you are

a)

competent

b)

responsible

c)

honest

d)

accountable

75.

If you tell the truth means you are

a)

competent

b)

responsible

c)

honest

d)

accountable

76.

If you successfully complete a task you are

a)

competent

b)

responsible

c)

honest

d)

accountable

77.

not revealing private information

a)

competent

b)

responsible

c)

discretion

d)

accountable

78.

responsible or answerable for something that you do

a)

integrity

b)

honesty

c)

accountability

d)

responsibility

79.

the ability to understand another person's feelings

a)

integrity

b)

empathy

c)

accountability

d)

responsibility

80.

to express the most important facts or ideas about something or someone in a short and clear form

a)

summarizing

b)

problem-solving

c)

paraphrasing

d)

focusing

81.

What PPE do you wear if there is a possibility of blood splatter

a)

gown and gloves

b)

gloves, gown and goggles

c)

mask and gloves

d)

only gloves

82.

belief in your own abilities; belief you are successful in a specific task shows

a)

focus

b)

motivation

c)

problem-solver

d)

self-confidence

83.

language/speech disorder; you cannot speak clearly; Ex. People who had a stroke or brain injury

a)

language barrier

b)

aphasia

c)

scope of practice

d)

hearing disorder