What's the Word?
This acronym means a primary care provider.
What is a PCP?
This body part is best to sneeze or cough into to stop the spread of germs.
What is your elbow?
You wear these to protect your hands.
What are gloves?
This is the city where UMHB is located.
What is Belton, Texas?
This is the number you call.
What is 911?
This prefix means before.
What is "Pre-"?
Sneezes can spray droplets at this speed.
What is 100 miles per hour?
You wear this on your face to prevent breathing in germs.
What is a mask?
This is the mascot of the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor.
What is the Crusader?
This is how deep adult chest compressions should be.
What is at least 2 inches?
These are the 3 parts of a medical term.
What are a prefix, root word, and suffix?
This is how far a sneeze can travel.
What is up to 20 feet?
You wear this over your clothes to protect from bodily fluids.
What is a gown?
This color combo represents UMHB school spirit.
What are purple and gold?
This is a song to help keep the correct rhythm.
What is "Stayin' Alive" or "Another one Bites the Dust" or "Call Me Maybe" or any other acceptable song.
This medical term means inflammation of the skin.
What is dermatitis?
Germs love to hide in these two places on your hands.
What are under the fingernails and between fingers?
You should put on PPE in this order.
What is gown, mask, then gloves?
UMHB was originally founded in this year.
What is 1845?
You should do this many compressions per minute.
What is 100–120?
This is the pronunciation and definition of pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis.
What is a lung disease caused by inhalation of extremely small silica dust, and is evident by inflammation and scarring?
This everyday object can carry more germs than a toilet seat.
What is a cell phone?
This is when you should put on PPE.
What is before contact with a patient or contaminated area?
This is name of the nursing building on UMHB's campus.
What is the Isabella Rutherford Meyer Nursing Education Center?
This is where you place your hands during compressions.
What is the center of the chest on the lower half of the breastbone?