Infection Control
Vital Signs
Communication
Positioning, Mobility & Safety
Documentation
100

This is the most important infection-control practice.

Hand hygiene

100

Normal adult pulse range.

60-100 bpm

100

This communication skill involves giving full attention.

Active Listening

100

Position used for abdominal examination.

Supine

100

SOAP stands for these four sections.

Subjective, Objective, Assessment, Plan

200

These are worn when exposure to body fluids is possible.

Gloves

200

Normal adult respiratory rate.

12–20 breaths/min

200

Information reported by the patient is called this.

Subjective Data

200

Position used for breathing difficulty.

Fowler

200

Measured temperature belongs in this SOAP section.

Objective

300

This term describes the presence of harmful microorganisms on a person or object.

Contamination

300

This term describes a pulse rate greater than 100 bpm.

tachycardia

300

Repeating information in your own words to verify understanding is called this.

Paraphrasing

300

Before moving a patient in a wheelchair, these must be engaged.

Wheelchair brakes

300

Patient statement:
 "My throat hurts." 

This belongs in which SOAP section?

Subjective

400

This process means putting on PPE before patient contact.

Donning

400

A blood pressure reading of 84/52 would be classified as this.

hypotension

400

This communication technique asks patients to explain instructions back in their own words.

Teach-back method

400

This principle helps prevent injury while lifting and moving patients.

Proper Body Mechanics

400

Patient temperature is 101.8°F and pulse is 112 bpm.

These findings belong in which SOAP section?

Objective

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