Vitals
Phlebotomy
Injections
EKG
Medication Administration
100

this provides essential information about a person's overall health and can help detect early signs of medical conditions, monitor the progression of illness, and guide treatment decisions 

VITALS

100

This is the appropriate angle when inserting the needle for venipuncture

15-30 Degrees

100

Injection meant for 45* angles, targeting the fatty tissue under the skin

Subcutaneous Injection

100

a test that records the electrical activity of the heart

EKG/ECG

100

these 6 acknowledgments are in place to ensure everything is correct prior to medication administration

Rights of Medication

200

what device is used to check the patient's oxygen levels

Pulse Oximeter/Pulse Ox

200

the process of drawing blood from a patient using a needle

Phlebotomy

200

the term used for pulling the skin apart, or "flattening of the skin" for an injection

Taut

200

EKG records a fast/rapid heartbeat on the patient, what is the pre-diagnosis being made

Tachycardia

200

true or false: a medical assistant is allowed to give tylenol to a patient with a fever in a urgent care without orders from the provider

False

300

what is the conversion for lbs to kg

lbs/2.2

300

blood must be drawn and collected in tubes in a specific order

Order of Draw

300

patient comes in for a steroid injection due to increased pain in the lower back, what type of injection is appropriate

Intramuscular injection

300

how many leads are common for an ekg/ecg

12 Leads

300

What is the minimum amount of identifiers needed for medication administration

2

400

instrument used to listen to the sounds made by the heart, lungs or intestines, as well as blood flow in arteries and veins

Stethoscope

400

these phlebotomy needles have wings!

Butterfly Needle

400

the supplies you need for a typical injection

Syringe, needles, alcohol pad, gauze, band-aid and medication

400

true or false: an EKG can detect a myocardial infarction

True

400

a doctor asks you to send a script for a patient: "have the patient take the medicine 4 times a day, by mouth, 2 tablets each time, only for 6 days."
What is the SIG & Quantity?

2 Tablets PO QID x 6 Days
48 Tablets 

500

the pressure in your arteries when your heart relaxes and fills with blood between heartbeats

Diastolic Blood Pressure

500

the most common site for venipuncture

antecubital/antecubital fossa

500

Size of gauge we use to draw up the medication

18g

500

EKG records a slow heartbeat on a patient. what is the pre diagnosis being made

Bradycardia

500

directions on how to take the medication as prescribed

SIG

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