Charting & Documentation
Vital Signs
Wound Care
First Aid & CPR
Insurance & Billng
100

Identify the SOAP notes section used for patient-reported pain.

Subjective section

100

Give the typical adult resting pulse range.

60-100 bpm

100

What pressure injury stage has red, non-blanchable skin?

Stage 1

100

What is the first priority before beginning CPR

Ensure scene safety

100

What do CPT codes describe?

services or procedures performed

200

In a SOAP note, which section contains measurable observations, such as range of motion?

Objective section

200

How should a regular pulse be counted when using the 30-second method.

Count beats in 30 seconds and then multiply by 2.

200

What should you do if blood soaks thorugh the first dressing during external bleeding control?

Add more layers without removing the original dressing.

200

What is the compression-to-breath ratio for a single rescuer helping an adult?

30:2

200

What does an ICD-10 code describe?

diagnosis or patient condition

300

A patient reports pain, and a clinician measures limited joint motion.  Identify which finding is subjective?

The patient reporting pain

300

State the adult respiratory rate range that should be reported if the rate falls below it.

rate below 12 breaths per minute

300

Which dressing type is identified for wounds with moderate exudate?

foam dressings

300

Name two signs of shock.

clammy, pale, or cold skin, rapid weak pulse, increased or shallow breathing, blank facial expression

300

What must be verified before physical therapy services are provided?

Active coverage, physical therapy benefits, referral requirements

400

What does EHR stand for?

Electronic Health Record

400

A patient's blood pressure is 146/92 mmHg.  According to the study guide what should the technician do?

Report the blood pressure to the supervising PT

400

Describe how to clean a wound, including the direction of cleaning.

gently clean from the center outward with gentle saline

400

For two rescuers performing CPR on an infant, what is the compression-to-breath ration?

15:2

400

What is the difference between a copayment and a deductible?

Copayment is fixed fee paid for a visit

Deductible is the annual cost out-of-pocket that must be paid before insurance begins to cover costs

500
A patient says they feel swelling in his/her ankle.  The clinician can see bruising and swelling in the patient's ankle.  Identify which finding is objective?

The clinician notating swelling and bruising in the patient's ankle.

500

Which of the following should the technician do if a patient says they are feeling dizzy?  1. immediately tell a supervisor 2. have the patient continue therapy 3. document in patient EHR 4. ask another patient what to do 5. tell all coworkers

1 and 3

500

Name three signs of infection that should be reported to a supervisor immediately?

redness, warmth, swelling, pus, foul-smelling drainage, fever, chills, increased pain, wound breakdown, delayed healing

500

An unresponsive person is only gasping, an no pulse is detected within 10 seconds.  What should the rescuer do next?

begin CPR

500

 A physical therapy clinic provides treatment, but the session details are missing from the patient’s record. Why could this create a billing problem?

Lack of documentation of service

If an activity or service is not documented, it is considered not to have been performed

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