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Mid-Term Review_PHS

Total questions: 60

Worksheet time: 30mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which situation is an example of culturally competent care?

a)

Adjusting communication based on a patient’s cultural needs

b)

Ignoring cultural beliefs to save time

c)

Expecting all patients to follow the same routines

d)

Avoiding patients from different cultures

2.

Which should be included in a career portfolio?

a)

All school homework

b)

Résumé and letters of recommendation

c)

Personal social media comments

d)

Video game scores

3.

Negligence is when a healthcare worker:

a)

Intentionally harms a patient

b)

Receives a promotion

c)

Abandons a job

d)

Fails to perform duties correctly

4.

Which statement best describes cultural competency in healthcare?

a)

Avoiding discussion about cultural beliefs

b)

Expecting patients to adapt to the healthcare provider’s culture

c)

Understanding and respecting differences in beliefs, values, and practices

d)

Treating every patient exactly the same

5.

Which task best demonstrates a core skill of a medical laboratory technologist during routine specimen handling?

a)

Labeling samples with unique identifiers

b)

Explaining diagnoses to admitted patients

c)

Scheduling surgical procedures for clinics

d)

Approving medication orders for wards

6.

A patient refuses treatment due to cultural beliefs. What is the most appropriate response?

a)

Force the treatment for safety

b)

Respect the patient’s decision and document it

c)

Ignore the patient’s wishes

d)

Discharge the patient immediately

7.

Match each career to its pathway:

a)

3.Health Informatics C.Radiologic technologist

b)

2.Support Services B.Physical therapist

c)

4.Therapeutic Services D.Medical coder

d)

5.Biotechnology R&D E.Biomedical scientist

e)

1.Diagnostic Services A.Dietitian

8.

Which patient right ensures that medical information is kept private and shared only with those involved in care?

a)

Right to refuse treatment

b)

Right to respectful care

c)

Right to continuity of care

d)

Right to confidentiality

9.

HIPAA protects:

a)

Biotechnology safety

b)

Patient medical information

c)

Paychecks

d)

Food services safety

10.

Which organization is responsible for setting workplace safety standards in healthcare?

a)

CDC

b)

FDA

c)

OSHA

d)

HIPAA

11.

A diagnostic worker measuring a patient’s vital signs needs:

a)

Forceps only

b)

Surgical saw

c)

Sphygmomanometer and stethoscope

d)

A spatula

12.

Patient confidentiality means a healthcare worker must avoid sharing patient information with unauthorized individuals.

a)

True

b)

False

13.

Which measurement is included when taking vital signs?

a)

Visual acuity scores

b)

Serum glucose levels

c)

Lung capacity volumes

d)

Blood pressure readings

14.

Which employability skill most helps a new medical assistant handle multiple urgent tasks in a clinic?

a)

Time management and prioritization

b)

Artistic creativity in chart design

c)

Advanced calculus problem solving

d)

Competitive sports performance

15.

Ethical behavior in healthcare includes which practice when documenting patient care?

a)

Leave details out to save time

b)

Document accurately and maintain confidentiality

c)

Share notes widely to improve transparency

d)

Record only positive outcomes to protect morale

16.

Which role is most aligned with the Health Informatics pathway in healthcare?

a)

Phlebotomist drawing blood specimens

b)

Radiologic technologist performing X-rays

c)

Respiratory therapist managing ventilators

d)

Medical coder assigning diagnosis codes

17.

What practice demonstrates culturally competent care by a healthcare worker?

a)

Using one standard approach for all patients

b)

Declining interpreters to save appointment time

c)

Adjusting communication to match patient beliefs

d)

Ignoring family involvement preferences

18.

A patient’s treatment plan involves nurses, lab staff, and therapists coordinating tasks. What is the primary benefit of effective teamwork in this situation?

a)

Reduced facility cleaning and laundry needs

b)

More menu choices for hospital meals

c)

Improved patient outcomes through coordinated care

d)

Faster billing with fewer coding errors

19.

Which statement best describes holistic healthcare in patient care?

a)

Focuses solely on lab results and imaging

b)

Considers body, mind, and social factors

c)

Prioritizes cost reduction over patient needs

d)

Treats physical symptoms only and quickly

20.

A nurse finds a patient’s blood pressure is unusually high compared to the last reading. What is the most appropriate next step?

a)

Wait and retake in twenty-four hours

b)

Recheck using proper cuff and position

c)

Record it and ignore the change

d)

Immediately call for emergency transport

21.

Which action most directly breaks the chain of infection in a clinic?

a)

Wearing jewelry under gloves regularly

b)

Skipping surface disinfection between patients

c)

Using hand hygiene before and after care

d)

Reusing gowns to conserve supplies

22.

The development of antiseptics and improved hygiene practices during the 19th century significantly reduced infections and deaths in hospitals.

a)

True

b)

False

c)

Unknown

d)

Sometimes

23.

Which worker belongs to the Support Services pathway?

a)

Paramedic

b)

Dietitian

c)

Radiographer

d)

Phlebotomist

24.

Which patient right ensures that medical information is kept private and shared only with those involved in care?

a)

Right to speedy discharge

b)

Right to second opinions

c)

Right to confidentiality

d)

Right to free parking

25.

Standard Precautions apply to:

a)

Only known infectious cases

b)

All patients at all times

c)

Only emergency situations

d)

Only surgical procedures

26.

Which scenario requires Contact Precautions?

a)

Patient with seasonal allergies

b)

Patient with mild anemia

c)

Patient with MRSA wound drainage

d)

Patient with healed fractures

27.

Which role is most aligned with Health Informatics?

a)

Biomedical equipment tech

b)

Environmental services aide

c)

Orthopedic surgeon

d)

Medical records technician

28.

Which historical advancement most reduced surgical infections?

a)

Phrenology mapping

b)

Humorism balances

c)

Bloodletting techniques

d)

Antiseptics and asepsis

29.

Which law primarily protects the privacy of health information?

a)

HIPAA

b)

EMTALA

c)

OSHA Act

d)

Affordable Care Act

30.

Which patient right allows viewing and obtaining copies of medical records?

a)

Access to medical records

b)

Right to experimental drugs

c)

Right to priority scheduling

d)

Right to unlimited visitors

31.

Which organization provides guidelines for disease prevention and public health?

a)

DEA

b)

CDC

c)

OSHA

d)

CMS

32.

Which ethical principle emphasizes doing good for the patient?

a)

Fidelity

b)

Autonomy

c)

Justice

d)

Beneficence

33.

Which action violates patient confidentiality?

a)

Limiting information to care team

b)

Storing records with encryption

c)

Discussing a case in public areas

d)

Using secure charts with access controls

34.

Which is a key step in the chain of infection to target?

a)

Visitor parking zones

b)

Room paint selection

c)

Color of linens

d)

Mode of transmission

35.

Which pathway focuses on research and development of medical technologies?

a)

Therapeutic Services

b)

Diagnostic Services

c)

Support Services

d)

Biotechnology R&D

36.

Which response best respects cultural competence?

a)

Assume all patients share beliefs

b)

Ignore religious practices entirely

c)

Avoid translators to speed visits

d)

Ask about preferences and adapt care

37.

Which agency regulates food and drug safety?

a)

FDA

b)

OSHA

c)

NIH

d)

CMS

38.

Which patient right protects against treatment without consent?

a)

Right to informed consent

b)

Right to visitor meals

c)

Right to hospital amenities

d)

Right to premium insurance

39.

Which principle requires honesty and keeping promises to patients?

a)

Nonmaleficence

b)

Fidelity

c)

Autonomy

d)

Veracity

40.

Which is an example of negligence in healthcare?

a)

Failing to raise bed rails for fall risk

b)

Following safety protocols

c)

Providing timely pain management

d)

Documenting care thoroughly

41.

Which consequence can result from violating HIPAA?

a)

Automatic job promotion and raise

b)

Only verbal warning from supervisor

c)

Fines and potential criminal charges

d)

No action if patient is discharged

42.

Which behavior improves infection control during coughing?

a)

Share masks among coworkers

b)

Skip hygiene if tissue was used

c)

Cough openly into the air

d)

Cover with tissue and perform hygiene

43.

Which action demonstrates respect for cultural diversity?

a)

Using one-size-fits-all care plans

b)

Ignoring religious holidays

c)

Assuming identical health beliefs

d)

Accommodating dietary restrictions

44.

Which career belongs to Health Informatics?

a)

Medical records technician

b)

Surgical technologist

c)

Physical therapist assistant

d)

Phlebotomy technician

45.

Which example shows proper chain of infection break?

a)

Skip vaccination programs

b)

Cover portals with dressings

c)

Share equipment without cleaning

d)

Reuse gloves between patients

46.

Which principle supports fair treatment in care?

a)

Beneficence requires disclosure

b)

Autonomy mandates paternalism

c)

Justice ensures equity in care

d)

Nonmaleficence supports profit

47.

Which is the correct response to a fire alarm in a clinic?

a)

Follow RACE: Rescue, Alarm, Confine, Extinguish

b)

Hide in storage until all clear

c)

Continue appointments as scheduled

d)

Wait for management emails only

48.

Which code of conduct element is essential for professionalism?

a)

Accountability for actions

b)

Disregard for policies

c)

Preference for gossip

d)

Resistance to feedback

49.

Which action aligns with ethical veracity?

a)

Create false reassurances

b)

Provide truthful information

c)

Withhold lab results

d)

Give partial facts only

50.

Which step is part of the Aseptic Handwashing procedure?

a)

Skip drying with clean towels

b)

Rinse quickly for 3 seconds

c)

Scrub for at least 20 seconds

d)

Apply lotion before rinsing

51.

Which document outlines scope of practice for healthcare roles?

a)

Hospital cafeteria menu

b)

Community event flyer

c)

State practice acts and licensure

d)

Insurance premium statement

52.

Which action is appropriate if a patient lacks decision capacity?

a)

Ignore advance directives

b)

Ask any staff to authorize

c)

Proceed without any consent

d)

Use a legally authorized surrogate

53.

Which example reflects acceptable time management?

a)

Avoid planning breaks fully

b)

Start late and skip handoff

c)

Delay charting until tomorrow

d)

Prioritize tasks and meet deadlines

54.

Which step helps prevent cross-contamination with equipment?

a)

Store unclean items together

b)

Use same device all day

c)

Cover with cloth without cleaning

d)

Disinfect between each patient

55.

Which term defines the spread of disease within a community?

a)

Endemic confined to animals

b)

Sporadic limited to one person

c)

Pandemic across continents

d)

Epidemic affecting a population

56.

Which is the best first step if a spill exposes blood on a surface?

a)

Apply approved disinfectant promptly

b)

Wipe dry with paper towels

c)

Ignore unless someone complains

d)

Cover and leave for housekeeping

57.

Which advancement led to reduced surgical infections?

a)

More colorful scrubs

b)

Shorter visiting hours only

c)

Increased room temperature

d)

Sterile techniques and handwashing

58.

Which is a primary responsibility of a healthcare worker regarding patient confidentiality?

a)

Leave records unattended in public areas

b)

Post updates on social media

c)

Share information only with authorized personnel

d)

Discuss patient details with friends

59.

Which action best demonstrates adherence to infection control protocols?

a)

Reusing disposable masks

b)

Ignoring isolation signs on patient doors

c)

Sanitizing hands before and after patient contact

d)

Wearing gloves only when convenient

60.

Which organization is responsible for setting workplace safety standards in healthcare facilities?

a)

FDA

b)

OSHA

c)

NIH

d)

CDC