Medical Terminology
In the Lab
On the Scene
Weird but True
HOSA Fun Facts
100

This means nerves

Neur-

100

Imaging technique using magnets and radiowaves

MRI

100

A patient is not breathing and has no pulse. What is the first thing you do?

CPR

100

Human's share about __% of their DNA with bananas

60%

100

What is HOSA's slogan?

Future Health Professionals

200

This means disease

Path-
200

This test measures electrical activity of the heart

EKG

200
You arrive at the scene and the patient is experiencing anaphylactic shock. What do you do?

Administer epinephrine through an auto-injector (or EpiPen)

200
What body part never stops growing?

Ears

200

What does HOSA stand for?

Health Occupations Students of America

300

This means tumor

-oma

300

Test doctors use to diagnose ACL tears

Anterior Drawer Test

300

A patient has a suspected spinal injury after a fall. What should you avoid doing?

Moving the patient

300

This organ can regenerate

Liver

300

What does the navy blue in HOSA's colors represent?

Loyalty to the health care profession

400

This means inflammation

-itis

400

Test measures lung function and airflow

Spirometry

400

Who does an EMT assess first at a scene?

Those with airway, breathing or circulation (ABC) issues.

400

How many dead skin cells does a person shed in a minute?

20,000

400

When was HOSA founded?

1978

500
Sarc- 

Flesh or connective tissue

500

A common, non-invasive cancer treatment using high-energy X-rays aimed from a machine outside the body to destroy cancer cells

External Beam Raditation Therapy (EBRT)

500

You arrive at the scene and the patient is experiencing deep bleeding. What do you do to stop it?

Immediately apply direct pressure then pack the wound with hemostatic dressings. If bleeding continues, add a tourniquet to help control it further.

500

What is the only bone not connected to another bone?

Hypoid bone

500

Where was HOSA founded?

Arlington, Texas

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