Directions: Circle the letter of your choice of the correct answer. What is the normal adult heart rate?

Directions: Circle the letter of your choice of the correct answer. What two gasses does the body use for respiration?

Directions: Circle the letter of your choice of the correct answer. What is known as the pacemaker of the heart?

Directions: Circle the letter of your choice of the correct answer. What type of protein allows the immune system to neutralize a threat of infection, viruses, etc?

Directions: Circle the letter of your choice of the correct answer. What plasma protein converts fibrin to form clots?

Directions: Circle the letter of your choice of the correct answer. What is the liquid portion of blood that makes up 55-60% blood volume, is 92% water and 8% protein?

Directions: Circle the letter of your choice of the correct answer. Erythrocytes, aka RBC, carries what?

Directions: Circle the letter of your choice of the correct answer. What is the primary function of leukocytes?

Directions: Circle the letter of your choice of the correct answer. What do thrombocytes (platelets) do in the blood?

Directions: Circle the letter of your choice of the correct answer. What is the rarest blood type, yet is a universal recipient?

Directions: Circle the letter of your choice of the correct answer. What is the most common blood type and yet a universal donor?

Directions: Circle the letter of your choice of the correct answer. What substance is capable of inducing specific immune responses and triggers production of antibodies?

Directions: Circle the letter of your choice of the correct answer. Why is coagulation so important?

Directions: Circle the letter of your choice of the correct answer. This is a microorganism that causes diseases/infections that cannot be treated with ABX.

Directions: Circle the letter of your choice of the correct answer. This is a microorganism that grows on animals, food, plants and is treated with antifungals in humans.

Directions: Circle the letter of your choice of the correct answer. A non-living object or substance that is capable of carrying infectious organisms.

Directions: Circle the letter of your choice of the correct answer. This is a viral infection with blisters like a rash, itches, fever and fatigue, aka chicken pox.

Directions: Circle the letter of your choice of the correct answer. This is a virus that causes fever, cough, runny nose and tiny white spots inside the mouth.

Directions: Circle the letter of your choice of the correct answer. This is an itching skin rash from mites burrowing under the skin.

Directions: Circle the letter of your choice of the correct answer. What is the bacterial infection of the lungs that causes fever, cough, weight loss, chills & night sweats?

Directions: Circle the letter of your choice of the correct answer. What is an infection of the membranes that surrounds & protects the brain & spinal cord?

Directions: Circle the letter of your choice of the correct answer. What causes fever, rash & in pregnant women can cause serious harm to the fetus?

Directions: Circle the letter of your choice of the correct answer. What are the 4 items that make the human body an ideal reservoir for microbes?

Directions: Circle the letter of your choice of the correct answer. True/False: Standard precautions should apply to every patient, wearing PPE, safely dispose of sharps and practice meticulous hand hygiene.

Directions: Circle the letter of your choice of the correct answer. True/False: Airborne precautions are required for all patients even if they have no droplet infections that can become airborne.

Directions: Circle the letter of your choice of the correct answer. True/False: Contact precautions are used only if touching a patient that has an illness spread by direct contact.

Directions: Circle the letter of your choice of the correct answer. True/False: Erythema is the same as being bluish.

Directions: Circle the letter of your choice of the correct answer. True/False: Edema is an excessive buildup of fluid in the body tissue.

Directions: Circle the letter of your choice of the correct answer. True/False: Dilate is to expand or widen.

Directions: Circle the letter of your choice of the correct answer. True/False: Chemotaxis is the release of toxins into the bloodstream.

Directions: Circle the letter of your choice of the correct answer. True/False: ABX is medications used to treat viruses.

Directions: Circle the letter of your choice of the correct answer. True/False: Oral candidiasis is a fungal infection of the mouth.

Directions: Circle the letter of your choice of the correct answer. What is the practice used to reduce the number of pathogens and break the chain of infections; also known as clean technique?

Directions: Circle the letter of your choice of the correct answer. What is the complete removal/sterilization of all microbes called?

Directions: Circle the letter of your choice of the correct answer. What infection comes on rapidly with severe but short lived effects?

Directions: Circle the letter of your choice of the correct answer. What infection lingers, lasts for a long period and can be transmitted without symptoms?

Directions: Circle the letter of your choice of the correct answer. A persistent infection with recurrent symptoms that comes and goes.

Directions: Circle the letter of your choice of the correct answer. Infections that occur when the body defenses are weakened.