Medical Terminology
Health Professions
Anatomy & Physiology
HOSA History
Standard Precautions
100

What does the prefix myo- mean?

What is muscle (or in relation to muscle tissue).

100

What part of the body does a podiatrist specialize in?

What is feet.

100

Where is the brachial pulse taken?

What is above the inner elbow

100

What does maroon stand for in the HOSA colors?

What is compassion

100

What is a pathogen?

What is a microorganism that causes disease or illness

200

Hepatitis is defined as the inflammation of what body part?

What is the liver

200

What health professional specializes in the eyes?

What is an optometrist

200

What is the term for the body's ability to maintain a normal, balanced state?

What is homeostasis

200

Where is the International Leadership Conference for HOSA being held in 2026?

What is Indianapolis, Indiana

200
What is the most effective method of killing germs and reducing the possibility of sickness?

What is washing your hands

300

What is the medical term for loss of speech?

What is aphasia

300

How many years of postsecondary schooling does it take to become a respiratory therapist?

What is two to four years

300

Name at least one of the three bones that make up the ankle?

What is tibia, fibula, and/or talus

300

Who is the Vice President of our HOSA chapter for the 2025-26 School Year?

Who is Norah Williams

300

Why are mercury thermometers no longer used?

What is due to the fragility of the thermometer (made of glass) and the significant health risks that are caused by mercury exposure.

400

A procedure that removes the uterus is called a ___.

What is hysterectomy

400

What are 3 different types of health providers that are authorized to deliver babies?

What is (pick 3) Obstetrician, Gynecologist, Perinatologist, Certified Nurse-Midwife, Licensed Midwives, and Traditional Midwives (such as Comadronas or Wise Women)

400

What does the spleen do?

What is filter out damaged cells from the blood stream, produce white blood cells to fight infection, and store blood components such platelets and monocytes. 

400

In what year was HOSA founded?

What is 1976

400

What type of transmission based precaution is Ebola?

What is droplet precautions

500

What condition does atelectasis denote?

What is partial or complete collapse of a lung

500

What does a perfusionist do?

What is operate cardiopulmonary (heart & lung) bypass machines during cardiac surgeries in order to maintain blood circulation and oxygen levels

500

What is the name of the deep artery of the arm?

What is the profunda branchii

500

In what city and state was HOSA founded in 1976?

What is Arlington, Texas

500

Name all 6 chains in the chain of infection in order.

What is infectious agent, reservoir, portal of exit, mode of transmission, portal of entry, and susceptible host.

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