Assisting the physician
Standard precautions
Vital signs
Pharmacology
The laboratory
100

Method of physical examination of the chest and back

What is percussion?

100

What group of patients is included in the standard precautions

What is all patients?

100

Normal oral temperature in degrees Ffahrenheit

What is 98.6 degrees F?

100

Medication placed under the tongue

What is sublingual administration?

100

Absence of urine formation

What is anuria?

200

Examination of the chest and back

What is Sim's position?

200

Times when barrier protection (gloves) must be used

What are handling-specimens and performing venipuncture?

200

Range of normal respiration

What is 12-20 breaths per minute?

200

Drug that increases urinary output

What is diuretic?

200

Normal specific gravity of urine

What is 1.025?

300

Instrument used for grasping or holding tissue or objects

What is a forceps?

300

Federal agency overseeing the safety of health facilities

What is Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)?

300

TPR

What is temperature, pulse, and respiration?

300

Commonly used antidepressant

What is Prozac?

300

Blood Test to check coagulation deficits

What is PTT or PT?

400

Pus-like drainage from a wound

What is purulent?

400

Destruction of organisms before they enter the body

What is surgical asepsis?

400

Difference between systolic and diastolic blood pressure

What is pulse pressure?

400

An OTC medication with analgesic and antipyretic properties

What is  ibuprofen or aspirin?

400

Minimum number of cells to be counted in a differential blood smear

What is 100 cells?

500

Wave on an ECG that represents the contraction of the atriaa

What is a P wave?

500

Cleaning process for instruments before proceeding with disinfection or sterilization

What is sanitization?

500

Universal donor blood type

What is type O?

500

Abbreviation for every other day

What is qod?

500

Age at which the first DTP vaccine should be administered

What is 2 months?

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