Abbreviations & Roots, Prefixes, Suffixes
The prefix Peri- means
What is Around?
A normal adult Blood Pressure (BP) range is
What is:
90-119 Systolic
60-79 Diastolic ?
The abbreviation CCMS means
What is Clean Catch Midstream?
The largest organ in the body system is
What is the integumentary (skin)?
Ms. Hazel's left side is affected due to a recent stroke--because of this Hannah, her CNA, when dressing her dresses Ms. Hazel's ____ first.
What is affected side?
The suffix -osis means
What is a condition?
A normal adult Tympanic (ear) temperature reading is
What is 96.6 - 99.7 degrees F?
____ is the best time to collect a sputum specimen,
What is early morning?
These structures are a part of musculoskeletal system.
What are muscles, bones, ligaments, tendons, and cartilage?
Mr. Preston has difficulty walking due to his right side being affected by an injury, so he uses a C cane. Amber, a CNA, is assisting him to lunch room makes sure he hold his cane with his ______ and stays near Mr. Preston on his _____.
What is stronger side and affected/weaker side?
The root word brachi(o) means
What is arm?
The stage 2 Hypertension range is
What is:
At or Over 140 mm Hg Systolic
At or Over 90 mm Hg Diastolic ?
A routine urine specimen is collected anytime a resident
What is voids/urinates?
The sense organs of the body are
What are the eyes, ears, nose, tongue and skin?
Ms. Morales has Alzheimer's Disease and sometimes has harmless delusions about going out to dinner with loved ones who have passed away. Angela, a CNA, uses ____ in these moments by asking where they will be going and what she thinks she'll order.
What is validation therapy?
The abbreviation PHI means
What is protected health information?
A normal adult Temporal (forehead) temperature range is
What is 97.2 - 100.1 Degrees F?
All specimens must be labeled with the resident's
What is first and last name, D.O.B., room #, and the date and time the specimen was collected?
The two important functions of the urinary system are to
What is to eliminate waste created by cells and maintain water balance in the body?
Ms. Joanie has rung the call bell because she would like to change positions from her supine position. She complains of burning and tingling on the back of her head and sacrum. Mercedes, a CNA, decides a ____ position would relieve that pressure and repositions her. She also report the observation to the ____.
What is prone and nurse?
The abbreviation DKA means
What is Diabetic Ketoacidosis?
Systolic is the phase when the heart is at ____.
Diastolic is the phase when the heart is at ____.
What is:
Systolic is the phase when the heart is at work.
Diastolic is the phase when the heart relaxes ?
___ and ___ will ruin a stool sample.
What is urine and toilet paper?
____are chemical substances created by the body through glands that control numerous body functions.
What are hormones?
Ms. Lynn needs to be assisted to the bathroom. Danielle, a CNA see that outside her door there is a transmission based precaution sheet for Airborne Precautions posted. In addition to standard precautions CNA Danielle ____ while attending to Ms. Lynn.
What is washes hands before entering and when leaving room; uses a respirator (N95 or higher level) prior to entering room and removes when leaving the room; and keeps the door closed?