Bloodborne Pathogens
Those that are at risk for exposure to blood or bodily fluid are eligible for this vaccine
What is Hepatitis B
Known as the most common type of injury experienced by health care workers
What is back injury
This term is being legally responsible for causing harm
what is liability
The main purpose of this career is drawing blood from patients
what is phlebotomist
Inches, feet, and centimeters can be used to measure this
what is height
Portal of exit, susceptible host, and portal of entry are all steps in this
What is the chain of infection
Around the waist, over clothing is where these devices should be placed
What is transfer/gait belt
This acronym can help you remember what steps to take if a fire should occur
What is RACE
This is another name for a forensic science technician
what is a crime scene investigator
The term used to describe skin and lips that are bluish in color
what is cyanosis
This precaution should be used for all patients
What is standard precaution
Known as the sudden drop in blood pressure when changing positions
what is orthostatic hypotension
Known as the "A" in the acronym in PASS
what is aim
is a healthcare professional who uses high-frequency sound waves to create diagnostic images of the inside of the body
what is a sonographer
The apex of the heart is where this pulse is taken
what is apical
This agency developed Bloodborne Pathogens Standard
What is OSHA
In this position a patient is sitting up at a 45-degree angle
what is fowler's
This is where you should point the nozzle of a fire extinguisher when you are putting out a fire
what is the base of the fire
This is a healthcare professional who performs diagnostic imaging examinations using technology like X-rays, CT scans, and MRIs
What is a radiologic technologist
the term used for heart rate greater than 100
what is tachycardia
The development of antibodies as a result of infection is known as this
what is seroconversion
This is the appropriate place for a patient’s hands and arms during a transfer procedure.
what is on your arms
This agency is responsible for protecting human health and the environment
what is EPA
is a healthcare professional who provides basic medical care under the supervision of a registered nurse (RN) or physician
what is an LPN
this information is based upon facts, it is verifiable. vital signs are an example of this type of information
what is objective information