BONUS
What classes were offered during first period?
A.) Human Anatomy
B.) CNA and EMT
C.) Human Anatomy Lab and CNA
D.) Medical Terminology
C.) Human Anatomy Lab and CNA
What is the term of the device that replaces a missing body part?
A.) Catheter
B.) Prosthetic
C.) Stent
D.) Pace Maker
B.) Prosthetic
What nutrient is most important for building muscle?
A.) Carbohydrate
B.) Fat
C.) Protein
D.) Lipids
C.) Protein
The tube that carries food to the stomach is called the...
A.) Intestines
B.) Trachea
C.) Esophagus
D.) Trochanter
C.) Esophagus
What does CPR stand for?
A.) Complete personal record
B.) Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
C.) Cronic Pulmonary & respiratory
D.) None of the above
B) Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
How many ribs do men have?
A.) Fewer than women
B.) The same as women
C.) More than women
D.) None of the above
B.) The same as women
How long should a CNA use friction for when washing their hands?
A.) 20 sec
B.) 40 sec
C.)15 sec
D.)10 sec
A.) 20 sec
How many bones are in the human body?
A.) 206
B.)135
C.)233
D.)201
A.) 206
A child's EpiPen contains how much epinephrine?
A.)0.15 mg
B.) 3 mg
C.) 0.5 mg
D.) 1 mg
A.) 0.15 mg
What does -ectomy mean?
A.) to add
B.) to remove
C.) to alter
D.) To disintegrate
B.) To remove
What class is required for all students to take?
A.) CNA
B.) EMT
C.) Human Anatomy
D.) Health
D.) Health
As a CNA, you notice a bruise on a patient, what should you do?
A.) Call the ambulance
B.) Ignore it
C.) Call the family
D.) tell the nurse
D.) Tell the nurse
What medicine is used when you come in contact with something you are allergic to?
A.) Epinephrine
B.) Amoxicillin
C.) Botox
D.) Ozempic
A.) Epinephrine
What song do you sing when giving chest compressions during CPR?
A.) Happy Birthday
B.) Thunder
C.) Too sweet
D.) Staying Alive
D.) Staying Alive
What is the term for a patient would is standing face forward with palms forward?
A.) Anatomical
B.) Posterior
C.) Distal
D.) Medial
A.) Anatomical or Anterior
What class teaches you about the human body?
A.) CNA
B.) Human Anatomy
C.) EMT
D.) All of the above
D.) All of the above
What does ADL stand for?
A) After Dinner Leave
B) Activity of Daily Living
C) Anti Diagnostic League
D) Adrenalin Daily Limit
B) Activity of Daily Living
The left ventricle pumps blood into the pulmonary artery
A.) True
B.) False
B.) FALSE
The left ventricle pumps blood into the aorta
How many chests compressions do you give per minute of CPR?
A.) 100-120 chest compressions
B.) 80-100 chest compressions
C.) 50-80 chest compressions
D.)110-130 chest compressions
A.) 100-120 chest compressions per minute
What does Hema- stand for?
A.) Bones
B.) Blood
C.) Skin
D.) Brain
B.) Blood
Which classes can you earn a state certificate for? Choose All That Apply!
A.) CNA
B.) EMT
C.) Medical terminology
D.) Human Anatomy and Physiology
A.) CNA
B.) EMT
What is a task CNAS commonly do?
A) Place IV's
B) Give medications
C) Bathe residents
D) Give feeding tubes
C) Bathe residents
What is the universal blood donor?
A.) O+
B.) O-
C.) A-
D.) AB+
B.) O-
A patient who is laying supine is lying:
A) Face down
B) Face up
C) On the left side
D) On the right side
B) Face up
The prefix Phlebo means?
A.) Artery
B.) Blood
C.) Vessels
D.) Vein
D.) Vein