Mental Health
Which mental health professional can prescribe medications, and is a medical doctor
Psychiatrist
What is the max age a pediatrician will typically see a patient
20 years old
What are the 3 layers of the integumentary system
Epidermis, Dermis, Subcutaneous
What are the two main divisions of the nervous system
The CNS and PNS
What type of blood draw is most commonly used and can give you multiple tubes of blood.
Vacutainer method
Which mental health condition is characterized by emotional disturbances that impair judgement, and can be accompanied by obsessions.
Anxiety
What units are infants supposed to be measured in for length?
Centimeters
Which layer(s) of the integumentary system contain blood vessels
Dermis and Subcutaneous layers
Which divisions of the nervous system does not require conscious thought?
The autonomic division
Give one example of a medication of vaccine that can be administered IM
Flu, COVID, Toradol, Anthrax...
Which mental health condition is characterized by sadness, lost of interest in doing things, weight loss or gain and affects more than 20 million Americans
Depression
On average, at what age does a Childs weight double from birth?
6 months old
Name 3 functions of the integumentary system
Protection • Regulation • Sensation • Absorption • Secretion
What is the name of nervous cells that make up nerve tissue
Neurons
What is the normal range of Hz for the audio test
500-4,000
Which mental health condition is typically treated with lithium?
What does FFT stand for and what is it?
Failure to thrive and it is When an infant is unable to gain sufficient weight according to the standardized baby growth charts
Which gland is predominantly in the palms, and soles of feet, secrete perspiration to help cool the body and are located in the dermis or subcutaneous layer.
Sudoriferous Glands
What part of the body has the largest mass of nervous tissue.
The brain
What must be done before administering ear drops to a patien
You must go over your 6 rights.
What is the difference between habituation and addiction?
Addiction is the Physiological need for a substance that, in its absence, causes withdrawal symptoms and Habituation is the Psychological addiction to a substance
What are two common reasons a baby may experience FFT?
Mother drinking alcohol during pregnancy, Breastfeeding issues, or Colicky babies
What is the most common form of skin cancer?
Basal Cell Carcinoma
When looking into the ear, what are you inspecting and should be able to see?