Safety & Infection Control
Body Systems
Legal & Ethics
Health Careers
Communication
Mnemonics/Terms
100

This is the most important way to prevent the spread of infection.

What is hand hygiene?

100

This system includes the heart and blood vessels.

What is the circulatory system?
100

Keeping patient information private is called this.

What is confidentiality?

100

A doctor who treats children.

Pediatrician
100

This type of communication uses body language and facial expressions.

What is nonverbal communication?

100

The "R" in RACE stands for this.

What is rescue?

200

These items include gloves, masks, and gowns.

What is personal protective equipment (PPE)?

200

This system is responsible for breathing and oxygen exchange.

What is the respiratory system?

200

Getting permission before treatment is called this.

What is informed consent?

200

This career involves dosing and dispensing medication.

What is Pharmacy?

200

Listening carefully and responding appropriately is called this.

What is active listening?

200

The "P" in PASS stands for this.

What is pull (the pin)?

300

This link in the chain of infection refers to how a disease spreads.

What is mode of transmission?

300

Damage to this system can affect movement and coordination.

What is the nervous system?

300

Failing to provide proper care that results in harm is called this. 

What is negligence?

300

This career involves taking X-rays and imaging.

What is a radiologic technologist?

300

This communication technique involves repeating back what a patient says to confirm understanding.

What is paraphrasing?

300

The abbreviation TPR stands for these three vital signs.

What is temperature, pulse, respiration?

400

The body systems that defend against infection.

What is integumentary and lymphatic systems.
400

A patient cannot absorb nutrients properly. This body system is most likely affected.

What is the digestive system?

400

Touching another person without permission is considered.

What is battery?
400

A person helps patients regain movement after an injury.

What is a physical therapist?

400

Information that cannot be seen or felt, often include symptoms, usually are statements or complaints from the patient, and use the patient's exact words.

What is subjective information?
400

The mnemonic SOAP is used for this type of documentation.

What is patient charting/medical records.

500

A healthcare worker who observes standard precautions would dispose of a dirty needle 

in a/an:

A. Sharps container.

B. Biohazard bag.

C. Autoclave.

D. Incinerator.

What is sharps container?

500

After blood leaves the right atrium, what valve prevents back flow?

A. Aortic

B. Mitral

C. Pulmonary

D. Tricuspid

What is tricuspid valve?

500

Law that protects people from liability when they respond to an emergency.

What is Good Samaritan Law?

500

Treatment of babies.

What is Neonatology?
500

A nurse asks, "You're taking your medication, right?" causing the patient to simply agree. This is an example of this type of question.

What is a leading question?

500

Establishes quality standards for laboratories.

What is CLIA (Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments)?

600

You are working in a dental laboratory on the 4th floor of an office building when you hear the fire alarm. What should you do?

A. Wait until you receive some indication that this is a real fire and not a false alarm.

B. Call the fire department.

C. Evacuate the building using the stairs.

D. Go to the office and gather up as many records as possible.

What is evacuate the building using the stairs?
600

Margie has always had white spots on her arm. They are MOST LIKELY caused by:

A. A lack of melanin.

B. Albino disorder.

C. Calcium deficiency.

D. Hives.

What is a lack of melanin?

600

Alice is an unmarried, 59 year old who has been diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumor. She is still of sound mind, but is afraid her condition will prevent her from making healthcare decisions as the tumor advances. What would allow her to designate her best friend to make decisions on her behalf?

A. Living Will

B. DNR request

C. HIPAA Authorization Form

D. Durable Power of Attorney

What is Durable Power of Attorney?

600

A worker who shows up late, argues, and ignores teamwork is lacking these skills.

What are soft skills?

600

A patient avoids eye contact due to cultural norms, but the provider assumes they are being dishonest. This is an example of this communication barrier.

What is lack of cultural competence?

600

Regulates health care and pension plans that private-sector employers provide to their employees.

What is ERISA (Employee Retirement Income Security Act).

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