Which body plane is a horizontal plane that divides the body into a top half and a bottom half?

Which body plane divides the body into right and left sides?

Which directional term describes body parts away from the midline?

When describing extremities relative to the point of reference (main trunk of the body), which term refers to body parts close to the point of reference?

Which cavity is located in the chest and contains the esophagus, trachea, bronchi, lungs, heart, and large blood vessels?

Which abdominal cavity division contains the stomach, small intestine, most of the large intestine, appendix, liver, gallbladder, pancreas, and spleen?

Which cavity contains the eyes?

Which cavity contains the heart?

Select all valid ways the abdomen is divided according to the worksheet.

According to the labeled skin diagram, which layer is the outermost layer of the skin?

According to the labeled skin diagram, which structure produces sebum?

In the cardiac cycle list, which chamber first receives deoxygenated blood entering from the superior and inferior vena cava (SVC/IVC)?

Which valve controls blood flow from the left atrium to the left ventricle?

Which vessels carry oxygenated blood from the lungs to the left atrium?

Which valve prevents backflow from the pulmonary trunk into the right ventricle?

In the pathway of respiration list, where is $$O_2$$ and $$CO_2$$ exchanged?

According to the pathway of respiration list, which structure comes immediately after the larynx?

Which endocrine gland produces melatonin according to the labeled diagram?

Which organ produces erythropoietin (EPO) according to the labeled diagram?

Which hormones are produced by the pancreatic islets according to the labeled diagram?

Which digestive process refers to swallowing?

Which digestive process describes the elimination of non-digested substances out of the body?

Which digestive process involves chemical breaking down using enzymes released by accessory glands?

Diseases and Disorders: TB – Tuberculosis is a bacterial infection of the lungs transmitted by being airborne. What precautions are required when caring for a patient with TB?

Diseases and Disorders: Symptoms of Diabetes listed include polydipsia, polyuria, and hypoglycemia. Which set below correctly lists symptoms of diabetes from the worksheet?

Diseases and Disorders: CVA refers to cerebrovascular accident; stroke. What does CVA stand for?

Diseases and Disorders: Preventative behaviors for heart disease include exercise, low fat and salt intake, reduction of stress, healthy diet, and controlling blood pressure. Which behaviors from the options are preventative for heart disease? Select all that apply.

Calculate intake for baby using oz -> mL (example: drank 16 oz – how many mL?). How many milliliters are in 16 ounces? No calculator available. (hint: 1oz = 29.57 mL)

A doctor prescribes 90 mg of medication. The available concentration is 30 mg/mL. How many mL should you administer? No calculator available.

Concepts of Effective Communication: Methods of effective communication include that the message must be clear, the sender must deliver in a clear, concise manner, the receiver must be able to hear and understand, and interruptions and distractions must be avoided. Which statement best reflects these methods?

Listening is an essential part of effective communication. Good listening skills include showing interest, being alert and maintaining eye contact, avoiding interrupting, paying attention, eliminating prejudices, removing distractions, and asking for clarification. Which actions are examples of good listening? Select all that apply.

Subjective Observations are symptoms reported by the patient in the patient’s own words. Objective Observations are signs that can be observed or measured. Which example is subjective?

Vital signs are important because they are measurable, objective data. Which best explains why vital signs are recorded?

If a patient calls and is complaining about scheduling, what should the receptionist do according to the worksheet?

Health Care Delivery Systems: Deductibles are amounts paid by the patient before the policy begins to pay; Co‑Insurance shares percentages between patient and company; Co‑Payment is a specific amount paid for a particular service; PPO is a preferred provider organization; Medicare provides insurance for the elderly and disabled; Medicaid provides insurance to aid the less fortunate and needy. Which pairing is correct?

Additional Health Care Delivery Systems: TRICARE provides insurance to US military personnel and families; Worker’s Compensation covers injuries at work; AHA/Affordable Care Act provides insurance despite preexisting conditions. Which statement is accurate?

Personal Traits of the Healthcare Professional: Health involves promoting health and preventing disease. A healthy appearance includes diet, rest, exercise, good posture, and avoidance of tobacco, alcohol, and drugs. Which combination below reflects these factors?

Desirable Personal Traits and Attitudes include empathy, honesty, dependability, flexibility, patience, acceptance of criticism, initiative, tact, competence, responsibility, discretion, and being a team player. Which is the best example of dependability?

Career Decision Making: Which credential requires completion of two or more years beyond a bachelor’s or master’s degree, totaling 8 years?

Licensure is a process whereby a government agency authorizes individuals to work in a given occupation. Which statement best describes licensure?

A biomedical science major would have what type of job according to the worksheet?

Western Medicine is the traditional medical model using doctors/PAs/NPs for treatment and diagnoses. Eastern Medicine uses nontraditional therapies such as acupuncture, massage therapy, and chiropractic. Which statement is correct?

Chiropractor believes misalignment of the spine causes physical problems; Homeopathy treats disease with minute doses of natural substances that would produce similar symptoms in a healthy person. Which description matches homeopathy?

A portfolio highlights knowledge, ability, and skills. Which items are components of a personal portfolio according to the worksheet? Select all that apply.

Legal Implications: Malpractice is being trained and educated on providing care and making careless mistakes; Negligence is failing to care for a patient. Which situation is negligence?

Before performing procedures, obtain patient permission; Assault is threatening to harm; Battery is touching without permission. Which action is battery?

Informed consent: the doctor provides information to the patient about a procedure and obtains a signed consent. Which statement best describes informed consent?

Libel is written false information; Slander is spoken false information. Which is an example of slander?

HIPAA: A friend wants you to take a picture of her in the ED and post it on social media. What should you do?

Ethical Boundaries: Ethics provide a standard of conduct or code of behavior to analyze information and make decisions about what people believe is right or good conduct. Which principle is part of the ethical code listed in the worksheet?

Cultural, Social, and Ethnic Diversity: To show respect for an individual’s beliefs and practices, the health care worker should be a willing listener, provide support for spiritual and religious practices, respect religious symbols and books, allow privacy during religious customs, and refrain from imposing personal beliefs. Which actions demonstrate respect? Select all that apply.

Health care workers must learn to appreciate and respect personal characteristics of others. Which practice helps achieve this goal?

Cultural Diversity definitions: Culture is the values, beliefs, attitudes, languages, symbols, rituals, behaviors, and customs unique to a particular group; Ethnicity is classification of people based on national origin. Which pairing is correct?

Some people do not allow certain medications, procedures, blood transfusions due to cultural and religious beliefs. Bias is defined as preference. Which statement aligns with this note?

If a bottle of cleaner is dropped and splashes into eyes, what should you do?

What is this type of procedure? (Image shows a grayscale abdominal study with a probe using sound waves.)