WorksheetsAccommodated: PHS - Semester 1 Exam (Ch. 1-6)
Total questions: 51
Worksheet time: 31mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Ch. 1: The most common form of medical care in the United States, which uses medication and surgery to treat the signs and symptoms of illness
a)
holistic medicine
b)
regenerative medicine
c)
western medicine
2.
Ch. 1: Healthcare practices and treatments that minimize or avoid the use of surgery and drugs
a)
western medicine
b)
genomic medicine
c)
alternative, complementary, or integrative therapies
d)
nanotechnology
3.
Ch. 1: ________________advances continue to change the methods and outcomes of medical treatment.
a)
technological
b)
medical billing
c)
insurance payments
4.
Ch. 1: Ultrasounds, computed tomography (CT), and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) are all examples of ____.
a)
integrative therapy
b)
medical imaging
c)
complementary advancements
5.
Ch. 1: Patients are looking for medical care that is more ____ and pays attention not only to their physical requirements, but also to their emotional, social, and even spiritual needs.
a)
advanced
b)
holistic
c)
technological
6.
Career Pathways:
a)
diagnostic services
1.
occupations that create a picture of a patients health status at a single point
b)
healthcare informatics services
2.
occupations focused on documenting patient care
c)
therapeutic services
3.
occupations that change the health status of a patient over time
d)
support services
4.
occupations that create a therapeutic environment for providing patient care
e)
biotechnology research and development
5.
occupations involved in biotechnology research and development that applies to h
7.
Ch. 2: Skills related to choosing a career, acquiring and keeping a job, changing jobs, and advancing in a career
a)
technical training
b)
medical coding
c)
employability skills
8.
Ch. 2: The legally protected right of patients to have their personal and medical information kept private
a)
tact
b)
confidentiality
c)
employability skills
9.
Ch. 2: A career and technical student organization for future healthcare workers
a)
OSHA - occupation safety and health administration
b)
HOSA - Future Health Professionals
c)
therapeutic services department
10.
Ch. 2: Which of the following elements should be included in a medical record?
(Select all that apply)
a)
complete medical and treatment history
b)
family medical history
c)
personal hobbies
d)
personal identifiable information
11.
Ch. 2: A(n) __________________ is a short, one-page document that contains your accomplishments and experiences as they relate to the job you are seeking.
a)
job application
b)
certification
c)
résumé
12.
Ch. 2: A(n) ___________________ history form contains clinical information such as a patient’s past diagnoses and treatments.
a)
medical
b)
personal
13.
Ch. 3: The procedure for submitting costs for medical services so that payment can be collected or denial can be determined
a)
Explanation of Benefits (EOB)
b)
medical documentation
c)
claims process
14.
Ch. 3: A detailed account of each claim processed by an insurance plan, which is sent to the patient as notification of claim payment or denial
a)
Explanation of Benefits (EOB)
b)
claims process
c)
medical record
15.
Ch. 3: An out-of-pocket fee paid by a person with health insurance at the time a covered service, such as an office visit or a prescription, is received
a)
copay
b)
claims process
c)
medical record
16.
Ch. 3: An evaluation process in which a group of patients is sorted according to the urgency of their need for care
a)
triage
b)
statistics
c)
explanation of benefits (EOB)
17.
Ch. 3: The most vital skill for understanding a message is _____________
a)
feedback
b)
listening
c)
input
d)
observation
18.
Ch. 3: Which of the following is a good way to improve listening skills and understand a message?
a)
facing the sender
b)
avoiding eye contact
c)
interrupting the speaker
19.
Ch. 3: Through the use of ____, healthcare workers are alert to situations in which a patient’s verbal and nonverbal messages don’t match.
a)
observation
b)
communication
c)
protocols
20.
Ch. 3: The ____ record has the potential to speed up the documentation process, improve the accuracy of patient records, and expand access to complete medical records for all providers.
a)
electronic health
b)
virtual medical
c)
documented medical
21.
Ch. 4: The branch of law that establishes rules for business relationships between people or between individuals and businesses
a)
criminal law
b)
HIPAA
c)
civil law
22.
Ch. 4: A condition that results in a person being unable to enter a contract, such as being under the age of consent, being ruled mentally incompetent, or having an altered mental state due to drugs or semi-consciousness
a)
tort
b)
legal disability
c)
ethical
23.
Ch. 4: A legal document prepared by a patient before a health crisis occurs to guide healthcare decisions in situations when the patient is unable to speak for himself or herself
a)
advance directive
b)
managed care
c)
registration
24.
Ch. 4: The branch of law that aims to protect individuals and society by defining certain actions as crimes, or offenses against society
a)
civil law
b)
criminal law
c)
tort
25.
Ch. 4: A federal law that makes it easier to obtain healthcare coverage and protects personal health information
a)
criminal law
b)
civil law
c)
HIPAA
26.
Ch. 4: A legally binding agreement between two or more people or agencies
a)
registration
b)
contract
c)
documentation
27.
Ch. 4: ____________________ includes a patient’s name, medical record number, birth date, Social Security number, address, telephone number, e-mail address, employer, and so on.
a)
patient privacy
b)
protected health information (PHI)
c)
advanced directive
28.
Ch. 4: ____ care facilities provide skilled nursing care and rehabilitation services for residents who will live in the facility for many months or years.
a)
Ambulatory
b)
Long-Term
c)
Hospice
29.
Ch. 4: ____ care is available for clients who have been diagnosed with a terminal disease and generally have less than six months to live.
a)
Long-term
b)
Outpatient
c)
Hospice
30.
Ch. 4: A(n) ____ is a harmful action that causes injury, restricts someone’s freedom, or damages property.
a)
criminal clause
b)
tort
c)
medical malpractice offers
31.
Ch. 5: The functions or inner workings of the body
a)
anatomy
b)
physiology
c)
body cavity
32.
Ch. 5: The physical structures or parts of the body
a)
anatomy
b)
physiology
c)
standard anatomical position (SAP)
33.
Ch. 5: A flat or level surface seen by cutting away part of the body through surgery or medical imaging to serve as a point of reference when discussing anatomy
a)
body quadrant
b)
body plane
c)
body region
34.
Ch. 5: A hollow space within the body that is lined by a membrane and contains bodily organs
a)
body cavity
b)
organ
c)
organ system
35.
Ch. 5: The agreed-upon reference for body position when studying anatomy; standing erect on two legs, facing frontward, with the arms at the sides and palms facing forward
a)
body region
b)
anatomy
c)
standard anatomical position (SAP)
36.
Body Planes
a)
Frontal (coronal)
1.
A
b)
Transverse
2.
C
c)
Midsagittal
3.
B
37.
Ch. 5: All healthcare workers must be able to read, write, and understand ______________________________ so they can communicate clearly with other professionals about their patients.
a)
greek and latin
b)
medical documents
c)
medical terminology
38.
Ch. 5: The term ________________ refers to a point closer to the center/middle of the body, while the term ________________ describes a point toward the side.
a)
lateral, medial
b)
anterior, posterior
c)
medial, lateral
39.
Ch. 5: Inferior is toward the __________, while superior is toward the _____________
a)
feet, head
b)
head, feet
c)
side of the body, middle of the body
40.
Ch. 5: Closer to the point of origin is_______________, while farther away from the point of origin is______________
a)
proximal; distal
b)
distal; proximal
c)
lateral; medial
41.
Ch. 5 Body Systems Matching
a)
The ____ system is made up of the heart and blood vessels and its key purpose is to transport blood throughout the body.
1.
cardiovascular
b)
The ____ system is made up of bones and ligaments and its key purpose is to provide support and protection.
2.
skeletal
c)
The ------ system consists of the esophagus, stomach, intestines, liver, etc.
3.
digestive
d)
The ____ system is responsible for gas exchange and includes the trachea, bronchus, and lungs
4.
respiratory
42.
Ch. 6: steps that a healthcare worker takes with all patients to prevent the spread of infection
a)
standard precautions
b)
technical training
c)
clinical training
43.
Ch. 6: the full extent of movement for a joint
a)
ROM - range of motion
b)
clinical training
c)
stretching
44.
Ch. 6: the ability to identify with another person’s feelings and thoughts
a)
empathy
b)
sympathy
c)
delegate
45.
Ch. 6: (1) individuals living in long-term care facilities; (2) medical school graduates who are completing the last portion of their medical training before becoming licensed physicians
a)
patients
b)
fellows
c)
residents
46.
Ch. 6: the ability to communicate difficult or embarrassing information without giving offense
a)
delegation
b)
empathy
c)
tact
47.
Match the medical specialties
a)
focuses on disorders of the heart and blood vessels
1.
cardiology
b)
focuses on the diagnosis of brain and nervous system disorders
2.
neurology
c)
focuses on disorders of muscles and bones
3.
orthopedics
d)
focuses on the diagnosis and treatment for diseases of the digestive organs
4.
gastroenterology
48.
Match the following terms
a)
_______________ teams include surgeons, surgical technicians, nurse anesthetists, and operating room nurses.
1.
secondary care
b)
_______________ teams include the primary care physician, physician assistants, and nurse practitioners who see the patient in a clinic setting.
2.
primary care
c)
individuals living in long-term care facilities or medical school graduates are known as what?
3.
residents
49.
Ch. 6: An extremely important part of reducing the spread of infection, _____________________________ should be practiced before and after care is given in healthcare settings.
a)
personal protective equipment
b)
sneezing etiquette
c)
hand hygiene
50.
Ch. 6: Certified nurse aides (CNA) provide _________ nursing care to patients and residents.
a)
advanced
b)
basic
51.
Ch. 6: Gowns, gloves, face shield, mask, and goggles are all considered ____.
a)
health and hygiene equipment
b)
personal protective equipment
c)
standard sterilization apparel
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