HOSA
What does HOSA stand for?
Health Occupations Students of America
What is the first thing you should do when you arrive at an emergency scene?
Check if the scene is safe
What does the prefix “cardio” refer to?
Heart
What does RN stand for?
Registered Nurse
How many years does school (after high school) and residency take for surgeons?
About 12–15 years total (4 college + 4 med school + 5–7 residency)
What are the three official colors of HOSA?
Navy Blue, Maroon, and White
What does CPR stand for?
Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
What does the suffix “itis” mean?
Inflammation
Who checks vision and prescribes glasses?
Optometrist
What type of therapist helps people regain daily living skills after injury or illness?
Occupational therapist
What year was HOSA founded?
1976
What does “RICE” stand for in emergency treatment?
Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation
What does the prefix “neuro” mean?
Nerves / Nervous System
What professional draws blood for lab testing?
Phlebotomist
How much does the average neurosurgeon make in Wisconsin?
$270k - $620K
True or False: HOSA is an international organization?
True
What is the recommended depth for chest compressions in adult CPR?
2 inches
What is the term for low oxygen in the blood?
Hypoxemia
What is the job of a radiologic technologist?
They take X-rays and other imaging scans
How much school is required to become an RN?
2–4 years (associate’s or bachelor’s degree)
What is the purpose of HOSA?
To develop leadership and technical skills in health science students
What does AED stand for?
Automated External Defibrillator
What does the term “hepatomegaly” mean?
Enlarged liver
Who prepares and dispenses medications?
Pharmacist
Who assists during surgery and maintains a sterile field?
Surgical Technologist