WorksheetsHealth Science 2 Final Exam
Total questions: 45
Worksheet time: 23mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
What personal protective equipment (PPE) is required for standard precautions? Select all that apply.
a)
Gloves
b)
Gown
c)
Googles
d)
Mask
2.
What type of precaution requires an N95 mask?
a)
Standard
b)
Contact
c)
Droplet
d)
Airborne
3.
What is the correct order for donning PPE?
a)
Gown, mask, goggles, gloves
b)
Gloves, mask, goggles, gown
c)
Goggles, gown, gloves, mask
d)
Mas, gloves, goggles, gown
4.
How long should you wash your hands for?
a)
1 minute
b)
20 seconds
c)
45 seconds
d)
10 seconds
5.
_____________ is the amount you pay for your health insurance coverage each month.
a)
Co-pay
b)
Monthly Premium
c)
Co-insurance
d)
Deductible
6.
_____________ is a fixed amount that you’ll pay for a medical service covered in your plan.
a)
Co-pay
b)
Monthly Premium
c)
Co-insurance
d)
Deductible
7.
_____________ is an amount you must pay for medical services before your insurance benefits begin.
a)
Co-pay
b)
Monthly Premium
c)
Co-insurance
d)
Deductible
8.
_____________ is a percentage of a medical bill you will pay after your deductible is met.
a)
Co-pay
b)
Monthly Premium
c)
Co-insurance
d)
Deductible
9.
True or false? An objective integumentary system assessment would begin with asking questions such as "Are you currently experiencing any skin symptoms such as itching?"
a)
True
b)
False
10.
Which of the following is an example of subjective information in a healthcare setting?
a)
The patient’s temperature is 101.2°F
b)
The nurse notes swelling in the patient’s ankle
c)
The patient reports having sharp abdominal pain
d)
The patient’s blood pressure is 140/90 mmHg
11.
A patient’s chart states “NPO.” What does this instruction mean?
a)
The patient may eat soft foods only
b)
The patient should receive nutrition through an IV
c)
The patient should not eat or drink anything
d)
The patient may drink clear liquids only
12.
A medication order is written as “acetaminophen 650 mg PRN.” What does PRN mean?
a)
The medication must be given at a scheduled time
b)
The medication should be given before meals
c)
The medication may be given as needed
d)
The medication should be given only once
13.
A patient is prescribed “amoxicillin 500 mg IV BID.” What does this mean?
a)
Give 500 mg of amoxicillin by mouth twice a day
b)
Give 500 mg of amoxicillin through an IV twice a day
c)
Give 500 mg of amoxicillin through an IV as needed
d)
Give 500 mg of amoxicillin once a day through an IV
14.
Which term refers to a disease of the nerves?
a)
Neuropathy
b)
Nephropathy
c)
Myopathy
d)
Cardiopathy
15.
Which term refers to a slow heart rate?
a)
Bradycardia
b)
Tachycardia
c)
Arrhythmia
d)
Fibrillation
16.
Practicing medicine without a medical license would be a _______________________________ offense.
a)
criminal law
b)
civil law
17.
A healthcare worker not meeting the standard of practice, resulting in injury would be a __________________________ offense.
a)
criminal law
b)
civil law
18.
________________ is the failure of a healthcare professional to use the skill and learning level expected of that profession.
a)
Assualt
b)
Battery
c)
Malpractice
d)
Negligence
19.
________________ is the failure to give care that is normally expected of that healthcare workers position.
a)
Assualt
b)
Battery
c)
Malpractice
d)
Negligence
20.
________________ is the failure to give care that is normally expected of that healthcare workers position.
a)
Assualt
b)
Battery
c)
Malpractice
d)
Negligence
21.
________________ is a threat or attempt to injure someone.
a)
Assualt
b)
Battery
c)
Malpractice
d)
Negligence
22.
________________ is the unlawful touching of someone without consent.
a)
Assualt
b)
Battery
c)
Malpractice
d)
Negligence
23.
Which of the following are true about the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA)? Select all that apply.
a)
This law regulates the sharing of medical information.
b)
All employees of a health care system are required to comply with the HIPAA regulations that apply to their jobs.
c)
This act applies to all forms of individuals' protected health information, whether electronic, written, or oral.
24.
Physical development begins during infancy and continues into _________________________ when gross motor skills and fine motor skills, and puberty occur.
a)
childhood
b)
adolescent
c)
middle adulthood
d)
late adulthood
25.
During ________________________, loss of memory, deteriorated intellectual function, decreased mobility, and higher instances of disease usually occur.
a)
childhood
b)
adolescent
c)
middle adulthood
d)
late adulthood
26.
When communicating with pediatric patients, communicate on their level of development. Given the setting, it is important to build trust before performing treatments. The following are good examples of trust building except:
a)
Make it a comfortable environment
b)
Speak on their level
c)
Use appropriate terms
d)
Do not engage with parents
27.
When interacting with an adult patients use _________________ language and _____________________ medical terms as they may not understand what you are saying.
a)
difficult, always use
b)
plain, always use
c)
plain, avoid
d)
difficult, avoid
28.
Which of the following are part of the five stages of grief? Select all that apply.
a)
anger
b)
bargaining
c)
depression
d)
acceptance
29.
Correct the text and rewrite it in a way that's professionally acceptable:
i am applying 4 the internship i saw the job posted on fb. is the job still available? I hope so! please lmk. k thx so much!
4 lines
30.
Which of the following are reasons why documenting is important in healthcare? Select all that apply.
a)
Documentation communicates the what, why, and how of clinical care delivered to patients.
b)
These records allow other clinicians to understand the patient's history so they can continue to provide the best possible treatment for each individual.
c)
Documentation causes medical errors.
31.
All of the following are characteristics of good documentation except:
a)
Legible
b)
Precise
c)
Unreliable
d)
Clear
32.
Which healthcare setting provides ongoing, extended care for patients who cannot live independently due to chronic illness or disability?
a)
Long-term care
b)
Acute care
c)
Orthodontics
d)
Pulmonology
33.
Which type of care is provided in a patient’s residence, helping with daily living activities or medical needs over time?
a)
Specialty medical and dental practices
b)
Long-term care
c)
Medical and dental practices
d)
Home care
34.
_________________ is movement away from the midline of body.
a)
Adduction
b)
Flexion
c)
Abduction
d)
Extension
35.
_________________ is movement toward the midline of body.
a)
Adduction
b)
Flexion
c)
Abduction
d)
Extension
36.
What is considered normal blood pressure?
a)
greater than 200/120
b)
greater than 140/90
c)
greater than 120/80
d)
less than 120/80
37.
What is considered normal heart rate?
a)
less than 60
b)
50-110
c)
60-100
d)
greater than 100
38.
Which of the following questions would you ask to assess a patient’s level of consciousness? Select all that apply.
a)
Their name and date of birth
b)
The current location (where they are)
c)
The day of the week or current date
d)
Their favorite color
e)
The reason they are in the hospital
39.
What does the abbreviation PERRLA refer to in a healthcare assessment?
a)
Pupils equal, round, reactive to light and accommodation
b)
Pulse, eyes, respiration, reflexes, level of alertness
c)
Pressure, eyes, respiration, rate, level of awareness
d)
Pupils equal, responsive, reactive, light assessment
40.
What is the main difference between auscultation and palpation of the abdomen?
a)
Auscultation involves listening to bowel sounds with a stethoscope, while palpation involves feeling the abdomen with your hands
b)
Auscultation involves feeling the abdomen with your hands, while palpation involves listening with a stethoscope
c)
Auscultation and palpation are the same technique used for checking bowel sounds
d)
Auscultation is only done in surgical patients, while palpation is done in all patients
41.
What first aid should be provided to someone who does not have a pulse and is not breathing?
a)
Give the person water and wait for them to regain consciousness
b)
Place the person in a recovery position and monitor their breathing
c)
Begin CPR immediately and call for emergency medical help
d)
Cover the person with a blanket and keep them warm
42.
What first aid should be provided to someone experiencing anaphylaxis?
a)
Have the person walk around to keep them alert
b)
Give the person water and have them lie down
c)
Apply a cold compress to the affected area and monitor breathing
d)
Administer an epinephrine auto-injector immediately and call emergency medical services
43.
Which of the following describes life-threatening bleeding?
a)
A bruise with no external bleeding
b)
A small scrape or minor cut that stops on its own
c)
Bleeding that is spurting or flowing rapidly
d)
A mild nosebleed that stops within a few minutes
44.
You arrive at the scene of a car accident and see people who have life-threatening bleedin. What should you do first?
a)
Obtain the person’s consent to help
b)
Check the scene for safety
c)
Provide care
d)
Assign roles to others who are available to help respond
45.
Which one of the following statements about using a tourniquet is true?
a)
Place a tourniquet 2 to 3 inches above the wound, between the wound and the heart
b)
Remove a tourniquet after 15 minutes
c)
A tourniquet can be used anywhere on the body
d)
Only use a tourniquet if the injured person is unconscious
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