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Webxam Packet Review

Total questions: 67

Worksheet time: 34mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

OSHA is a federal agency primarily responsible for:

a)
regulating workplace dress codes
b)
monitoring employee attendance
c)

enforcing workplace infection control

d)
ensuring safe and healthy working conditions
2.

The CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) focuses on:

a)

Protecting public health and disease prevention.

b)

Licensing healthcare workers.

c)

Enforcing workplace safety and health standards.

d)

Investigating medical malpractice

3.

What does the procedure "TURP" stand for?

a)
Transurethral Removal of the Prostate
b)
Transurethral Resection of the Pancreas
c)
Transurethral Resection of the Prostate
d)
Transurethral Repair of the Prostate
4.

The word part "leio-" is defined as:

a)
bumpy or uneven
b)
rough or coarse
c)
smooth or soft
d)
hard or rigid
5.

The outermost layer of the skin is the

a)
dermis
b)
hypodermis
c)
epidermis
d)
stratum corneum
6.

An "intradermal" injection is given

a)
into the muscle tissue
b)
under the epidermis layer
c)
in the subcutaneous fat
d)
into the dermis of the skin
7.

Cryptorchidism is a condition characterized by:

a)
a condition involving testicular cancer
b)
a condition characterized by undescended testes
c)
a condition related to infertility
d)
a condition marked by hormonal imbalance
8.

BPH stands for

a)
Benign Prostatic Hypertrophy
b)
Bacterial Prostate Hypertrophy
c)
Benign Prostate Hyperplasia
d)
Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia
9.

A "cystectomy" involves the surgical removal of the:

a)
kidney
b)
liver
c)
bladder
d)

uterus

10.

Cardiomyopathy is best defined as:

a)

A heart attack

b)

Disease of the heart muscle making it hard to pump

c)

High blood pressure

d)
An infection that targets the heart valves.
11.

Which term means "abnormal enlargement of the heart"?

a)

carditis

b)
cardiopathy
c)
cardiomegaly
d)

bradycardia

12.

 "Turgor" refers to

a)

The pressure of blood within a vein, used to check blood pressure

b)

The elasticity of the skin, often used to check hydration

c)

The rate of breaking, used to check respirations

d)

The strength of a muscle contraction

13.

An autoclave is used for

a)
cleaning of laboratory surfaces
b)
drying of medical instruments
c)
sterilization of equipment and materials
d)
packaging of sterile supplies
14.

Auscultation is the process of

a)
examining skin conditions
b)
listening to internal body sounds
c)
performing physical therapy
d)
measuring blood pressure
15.

The hypochondriac region of the abdomen is located:

a)
In the upper part of the abdomen, beneath the ribs.
b)
In the lower part of the abdomen, near the pelvis.
c)
In the center of the abdomen, around the navel.
d)
In the lower back region, above the hips.
16.

Negligence is defined as:

a)
Negligence is the failure to take proper care in doing something, leading to damage or injury.
b)
Negligence is the legal term for a contract dispute between parties.
c)
Negligence refers to the intentional harm caused to another party.
d)
Negligence is the act of taking excessive care in a situation.
17.

In a laboratory, a "culture" is performed to

a)

check for drug levels

b)

grow and identify microorganisms or cells

c)

count red blood cells

d)
test for pH levels
18.

Ethics refers to:

a)

Ethics refers to the laws of the state.

b)
Ethics refers to the principles of right and wrong behavior.
c)

Ethics refers to cost of healthcare services.

d)
Ethics refers to the rules of scientific research.
19.

Tetralogy of Fallot is

a)
a rare lung condition affecting blood flow.
b)

a type of skin disease with four symptoms affecting all layers.

c)
a neurological disorder with heart implications.
d)

a congenital heart defect with combined four specific heart abnormalities.

20.

Delegation in healthcare means:

a)

patient self-management techniques.

b)

assigning tasks or responsibilities from one healthcare professional to another.

c)

the process of hiring new staff members.

d)

sharing medical records with patients.

21.

The medical term "cephalgia" means:

a)

brain swelling

b)
dizziness
c)
nausea
d)
headache
22.

Malpractice is often described as:

a)

A minor mistake with no harm done

b)

Professional negligence or "bad practice" causing injury

c)

A criminal act of violence

d)

breaking a contract

23.

The midsagittal plane divides the body into:

a)
left and right halves
b)
front and back sections
c)
upper and lower parts
d)
inner and outer layers
24.

The cochlea is located in the

a)

brain stem

b)

eye

c)
inner ear
d)

heart

25.

Peristalsis is:

a)

The paralysis of the legs

b)

Wavelike muscle contractions that move food through the digestive tract

c)

Filtration of urine through the glomerulus of the kidney

d)
a type of enzyme that breaks down proteins
26.

LTCF stands for:

a)
Long-Term Care Facility
b)
Long-Term Care Fund
c)
Long-Term Care Facility Management
d)
Long-Term Care Framework
27.

Purpose of Material Safety Data SHeet (MSDS)

a)
The purpose of MSDS is to provide safety information about hazardous materials.
b)
The purpose of MSDS is to outline the history of hazardous substances.
c)
The purpose of MSDS is to provide marketing strategies for chemicals.
d)
The purpose of MSDS is to promote sales of hazardous materials.
28.

Assault is defined as

a)

physical injury caused by negligence.

b)

sharing private medical information.

c)

an act that results in actual bodily harm or injury.

d)

a threat or attempt to injure another.

29.

Battery is defined as:

a)

Threatening to hit someone

b)

Unlawful touching of another person without consent

c)

Failing to put up a wet floor sign and someone slips

d)

Verbal abuse to a patient

30.

MVP (Mitral Valve Prolapse) occurs when

a)
the mitral valve opens too wide.
b)
the mitral valve does not close properly.
c)
the mitral valve is overly thick.
d)
the mitral valve is too tight.
31.

An Ombudsman is:

a)

A legal advocate for residents in long term care facilities

b)

A type of nurse manager.

c)

A device used to measure oxygen

d)

A legal advocate for ethical codes

32.

Wellness is best described as:

a)
a temporary feeling of happiness and satisfaction.
b)
a measure of financial stability and success.
c)

journey of choosing healthy habits to reach and maintain health

d)
a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being.
33.

Health is defined by WHO as:

a)

merely the absence of disease.

b)

a temporary state of physical fitness.

c)

a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being.

d)

defined by economic stability.

34.

Electronic medical record (EMR) is defined as:

a)
An online platform for scheduling medical appointments and consultations.
b)
A physical copy of a patient's medical records kept in a filing cabinet.
c)
A summary of a patient's insurance information and billing history.
d)
A digital version of a patient's paper chart containing medical history and treatment information.
35.

 OBRA is a federal law that largely regulates:

a)

The price of prescription drugs

b)
educational standards in public schools
c)
environmental regulations for waste management
d)

Training and testing of nursing assistants (CNAs)

36.

CKD stands for:

a)
Chronic Kidney Disease
b)
Chronic Kidney Dysfunction
c)
Chronic Kinetic Disease
d)
Chronic Kidney Disorder
37.

Which of the following represents the correct general path of blood flow?

a)
Body -> Left Atrium -> Left Ventricle -> Lungs -> Right Atrium -> Right Ventricle -> Body
b)
Body -> Left Ventricle -> Right Atrium -> Lungs -> Right Ventricle -> Left Atrium -> Body
c)
Body -> Right Ventricle -> Lungs -> Left Ventricle -> Left Atrium -> Right Atrium -> Body
d)
Body -> Right Atrium -> Right Ventricle -> Lungs -> Left Atrium -> Left Ventricle -> Body
38.

A "stat" order means the medication should be given

a)
at bedtime
b)
immediately
c)
before meals
d)
once daily
39.

An ACE Inhibitor is a drug used to treat:

a)
Diabetes and asthma
b)
High blood pressure and heart failure
c)
Kidney stones and migraines
d)
Cholesterol and obesity
40.

An aortic aneurysm is:

a)
A rupture of the aorta.
b)
An inflammation of the aorta.
c)

A bulging weak spot of the aorta.

d)
A narrowing of the aorta.
41.

The Islets of Langerhans are found in the _____ and produce _____.

a)
kidneys; waste products and toxins
b)
spleen; antibodies and proteins
c)
pancreas; hormones such as insulin and glucagon
d)
liver; enzymes like amylase and lipase
42.

ICD-10-CM is used for:

a)
Tracking patient medications and prescriptions.
b)
Managing hospital billing and insurance claims.
c)
Scheduling patient appointments and follow-ups.
d)
Coding and classifying diagnoses and procedures in healthcare.
43.

Osteomyelitis is:

a)
an infection of the bone
b)
a type of bone cancer
c)
a joint inflammation
d)

a bone imflammation

44.

If a treatment is given "prophylactically," it is given to:

a)
diagnose health issues
b)
prevent disease or infection
c)
treat existing conditions
d)
relieve symptoms of illness
45.

A spermatozoon is

a)

A female egg cell

b)
a hormone in the male body
c)

a mature male sex cel (sperm)

d)

an immature sex cell

46.

Analgesics are medications used to:

a)
increase inflammation
b)
relieve pain
c)
reduce fever
d)
boost energy levels
47.

Which blood type is the "Universal Donor"?

a)
A positive (A+)
b)
B negative (B-)
c)
AB positive (AB+)
d)
O negative (O-)
48.

A statin drug is prescribed to:

a)
Increase blood pressure levels.
b)
Enhance blood sugar control.
c)
Reduce inflammation in the body.
d)
Lower cholesterol levels in the blood.
49.

The four main components of blood are:

a)
red blood cells, lymph, antibodies, serum
b)
red blood cells, white blood cells, platelets, plasma
c)
white blood cells, hormones, enzymes, bile
d)
plasma, glucose, cholesterol, electrolytes
50.

A salpingo-oophorectomy is the removal of:

a)

only both of the fallopian tubes

b)

only both of the ovaries

c)
ovaries and fallopian tubes
d)
the uterus and cervix
51.

Perfusion refers to

a)
the act of removing blood from the body
b)
the process of filtering blood in the kidneys
c)
the mechanism of oxygen exchange in the lungs
d)

the passage of fluid (blood) to an organ or tissue.

52.

Ataxia is:

a)
a psychological condition leading to anxiety
b)
a genetic disorder causing muscle weakness
c)
a neurological condition affecting coordination and balance
d)
a viral infection affecting the nervous system
53.

CXR is the abbreviation for

a)

Cardiac X-Ray

b)

Chronic X-Linked Reaction

c)

Computed X-Ray

d)
Chest X-Ray
54.

The Thymus gland is the site where:

a)
The production of red blood cells.
b)
The synthesis of insulin and glucagon.
c)
The storage of calcium and phosphorus.
d)

The maturation of T-cells (immune cells)

55.

A CVA (Cerebrovascular Accident) is commonly known as

a)
heart attack
b)
stroke
c)
aneurysm
d)
seizure
56.

MI (Myocardial Infarction) is commonly known as:

a)
Heart Attack
b)

Stroke

c)
Heart Failure
d)
Cardiac Arrest
57.

A GTT (Glucose Tolerance Test) is used to screen for

a)
hypoglycemia and insulin resistance
b)
high cholesterol and hypertension
c)
liver disease and kidney failure
d)
diabetes mellitus and gestational diabetes
58.

CHF stands for:

a)
Congestive Heart Failure
b)
Cardiac Hypertension Factor
c)
Chronic Heart Failure
d)
Cerebral Heart Function
59.

A diuretic is commonly used to treat:

a)
anemia and fatigue
b)
asthma and inflammation
c)
diabetes and dehydration
d)
hypertension and edema
60.

A "Culture and Sensitivity" (C&S) test determines

a)
The presence of antibodies in the bloodstream.
b)
The overall health status of the patient.
c)
The specific symptoms of the infection.
d)

Which organism is causing infection and which medication will kill it.

61.

Exophthalmos is:

a)
Inflammation of the eye
b)
Protrusion of the eyeball(s)
c)
Loss of vision in one eye
d)
Increased pressure in the eye
62.

A goiter is an enlargement of the:

a)
adrenal gland
b)
pituitary gland
c)
pancreas
d)
thyroid gland
63.

If tissue is "hypoxic," it implies:

a)
It refers to a lack of nutrients in the tissue.
b)
It suggests a normal level of oxygen in the tissue.
c)
It implies a deficiency of oxygen in the tissue.
d)
It indicates an excess of carbon dioxide in the tissue.
64.

Which of the following is an antibiotic commonly used for a UTI?

a)

Tylenol (Acetaminophen)

b)

Bactrim (Trimethoprim/sulfamethoxazole)

c)

Lisinopril

d)

Amoxicillin

65.

A common side effect/symptom of CHF (Congestive Heart Failure) is:

a)

Edema in legs and ankles

b)
Nausea
c)

Weight loss

d)
Chest pain
66.

When stopping anticoagulant therapy, what is expected to return to normal?

a)
Platelet count returns to normal.
b)
Blood pressure levels stabilize.
c)
Liver function tests normalize.
d)

Clotting time (PT/INR) returns.

67.

A "combining vowel" (usually 'o') is used to

a)

connect two word roots or a root and a siffix

b)
form plurals in medical language
c)
separate syllables in words
d)
link prefixes in anatomy terms

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