Vital Signs
History of Healthcare
Professionalism
Illness/Injury
Random
100

Thermometer most appropriate to use on a patient who just had lunch

tympanic

100

Sanitation according to Louis Pasteur does not include this.

wearing gloves

100

You should do this before listing someone as a reference.

ask them

100

A myocardial infarction affects the function of this body system.

circulatory

100

The first thing you do when entering the room of a blind patient.

Identify yourself

200

The first heartbeat you hear when taking a blood pressure

systolic pressure

200

The founder of modern nursing.

Florence Nightingale

200

2 things you should not wear when caring for a patient.

perfume, dangling earrings, sandals

200

This pressure point would be used to stop bleeding in an upper extremity.

brachial

200

This vital sign is classified by rate, rhythm and volume.

pulse

300

Measurement of the balance between heat lost and heat produced by the body is this.

temperature

300

This piece of legislation put into place US health insurance reforms.

Affordable Care Act of 2010

300

Prompt in reporting to work, maintains good attendance, and performs assigned tasks on time.

dependable

300

In the chain of infection, how a microorganism enters the body is called this.

Portal of Entry

300

This medical profession does not need a license.

Nursing Assistant

400

Factors that increase BP.

stimulant drugs, lifestyle habits, caffeine

400

Considered the father of medicine.

Hippocrates

400

Accepting bribes is allowed in healthcare.

false

400

Symptoms of shortness of breath and a bluish coloration to the skin 

cyanosis

400

The brain of a cell

nucleus

500

A patient is lethargic and pale from hemorrhage. You would expect his BP to be this.

decreased

500

A CAM technique used by Chinese in which fine needles are inserted into specific body locations.

accupuncture

500

A friend from another floor calls and asks about your patient. How do you respond?

Tell your friend you are not allowed to discuss your patient with them.

500

A broken bone that protrudes through the skin

compound fracture

500

How sterilization is obtained

autoclaving

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