In the order of blood draw, which blood tube is drawn first?
What is blood culture.
Which waveform comes after the QRS complex?
What is the T Wave.
Why is it important to perform hand hygiene?
What is to prevent the transmission of pathogens.
The word hemiparesis is best defined as...
What is the weakness on one side?
Which PPE is donned last in preparing to care for a patient?
What are gloves?
What is the preferred venipuncture site for blood draws?
What is the median cubital or antecubital area.
What is the inherent rate for a junctional rhythm?
What is 40 to 60 beats per minute.
Touching a patient without any consent can be described as what?
What is battery?
The word "tachycardia" means a heart rate of over 100 beats per minute. If cardio is the root for the word, then "tachy" is the ____ .
What is the prefix?
Which isolation precaution should one practice while caring for a patient with scabies?
What is contact precaution?
What is the normal PH of blood?
What is 7.35.
Which rhythm is not originated from the atria or the AV node?
What is a ventricular rhythm.
Which vital signs other than pain will increase the pulse rate?
What are body temperature and blood pressure?
A rhythm with an inherent rate of 40-60 beats per minute can be classified as what rhythm?
What is a junctional rhythm?
Sterilization is described as what process.
What is the removal of all pathogens and non-pathogens?
What is the preferred dermal puncture for an infant?
What is the heel stick.
What rhythm other than ventricular fibrillation (V-fib) can be detected as a shockable rhythm by an AED?
What is a pulseless ventricular tachycardia.
A patient is hard of hearing. How should you speak to that patient?
What is softly facing the patient at eye level.
Torsade's de pointes is a ventricular rhythm that is classified as what?
What is ventricular tachycardia?
This video is about what concept?
What is infection control and prevention?
What is the term used for a health care acquire anemia?
What is Iatrogenic anemia.
What is the appropriate interpretation for the rhythm below?

What is a atrial fibrillation.
A patient spits in your eyes while caring for him. What must you do first?
What is washing your eyes for at least 15 minutes.
Arteriosclerosis can be best described as what?
What is the hardening of the arteries?
What is the correct order in doffing the following PPEs: Mask, Googles, Face Shield, Gloves, and Gown
What is: Gloves/Gowns, Face Shield, Googles, Mask
Which tube can be used only for erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR)?
What is black tube.
What is the best interpretation of the strip below?

What is a 3rd degree heart block.
An elderly patient suddenly becomes delirious and agitated after being left in a dirty diaper for hours. What condition the patient is suspected to have?
What is a UTI or an infection.
What is the meaning for VAD?
What is vascular assess device.
Which bacteria is the most common cause of an UTI in both male and female?
What is the E.coli bacteria.