HOSA & LEADERSHIP
MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY
ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY
CLINICAL SKILLS & ETHICS
NEURO & PEDIATRICS
100

What does HOSA stand for?

Health Occupations Students of America

100

What does the prefix “neuro-” refer to?

Nerves or nervous system

100

Which organ is primarily responsible for pumping blood?

Heart

100

What vital sign measures body temperature?

Temperature

100

What is the primary function of neurons?

Transmit electrical signals

200

What major conference do HOSA members qualify for after states?

 International Leadership Conference (ILC)

200

The suffix “-itis” indicates what condition?

Inflammation

200

What organ filters blood and helps regulate fluid balance?

Kidneys

200

What does PPE stand for?

Personal Protective Equipment

200

Which vital sign normally runs higher in infants than adults?

Heart rate

300

Beyond competition, what is one way HOSA develops future healthcare professionals?

Leadership training, service, or networking

300

What condition does hypertension describe?

High blood pressure

300

Which system controls the body using hormones?

Endocrine system

300

Which law protects patient health information in the U.S.?

HIPPA

300

Damage to the hippocampus would most affect what in a child?

Memory formation

400

Which HOSA core value emphasizes respect, equity, and diversity?

Inclusion

400

Break down hypoglycemia.

Low blood sugar

400

Which chamber of the heart sends oxygenated blood to the body?

Left ventricle

400

In what situation is a healthcare provider legally allowed to share patient information without consent?

When required for public safety or by law

400

Why are reflexes especially important in neurological exams for infants?

They assess nervous system development

500

Why does HOSA emphasize leadership as much as technical skill?

Healthcare requires teamwork, communication, and ethical decision making

500

What does tachypnea describe?

Abnormally rapid breathing

500

If the pancreas stops producing insulin, which body process is primarily affected?

Regulation of blood glucose

500

A patient refuses treatment despite medical advice. Which ethical principle applies?

Autonomy

500

Why must neurological medications be carefully dosed in pediatric patients?

Developing brains and metabolism increase risk of long term effects

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