Mixed
What is normal blood pressure for an adult?
What is <120/<80?
Name 2 settings any type of nurse could work in.
What is clinic, hospital, home health care, nursing home, public health and school?
What does CRNA stand for?
What is certified registered nurse anesthetist.
Name 2 settings a PA can work in.
What is a hospital, clinic, nursing home, etc.?
Where is the closest medical school to us?
What is University of North Dakota (UND)?
Name 2 skills a CNA may do as part of their job?
What is ADLs, taking vitals, mouth care, feeding, measuring output from a urinary bag, changing their position in bed, foot care, nail care, etc.?
Which type of the below nurse can provide higher levels of care? Choices: CNA, RN, LPN
What is RN?
What are 2 things a physician can do but a NP cannot do?
What is perform major surgery and deliver a baby?
They are in the process of changing the title from physician assistant to physician ____________.
What is associate?
How many years is medical school (just med school, this doesn't include residency or undergraduate work).
What is 4 years?
What is no less than 60 hours per year?
Name 2 duties a LPN or RN may do as part of their job.
What is gather information from patients, conduct physical and cognitive exams, implement orders from the providers, review and maintain medical records, counsel patients/family, provide emotional support and relay information to other healthcare providers?
What is one of the main roles of NPs?
To address the shortage of physicians and to help bring down the cost of healthcare?
What type of degree does a physician assistant need in order to practice?
What is a master's degree?
This type of physician treats disorders of the brain and spinal cord.
What is a neurologist?
What types of patients do internal medicine providers see?
What is adults (18+) for general medical care?
How many years of nursing practice must a nurse have in the preceding 4 years as a requirement of the state of ND?
What is 400 hours?
What area does a nurse have to work in before applying to CRNA school?
What is the intensive care unit?
Median pay based on 2023 statistics says that PAs earned around this much per year.
What is around $130,000?
What are some similarities between physicians with the MD degree and those with the DO degree?
What is:
They both complete residency training, they both can specialize in any area of medicine, they both have to have a bachelors degree prior to applying to medical school, they both have to take the MCAT, etc.
Physicians have to do a residency after graduating from medical school. What is a residency?
What is the specific area of interest or specialty you want to go into?
There are 2 pathways to become a LPN. One is by getting an associate of applied science in LPN and the other is a ___________ ____________.
What is a program certificate?
What are 2 imaging tests a NP could order?
What is x-ray, CT scan, MRI, ultrasound, etc.?
Physician assistants are licensed to prescribe medication, but specifics are based on the state laws. In North Dakota, what types of medications can PAs prescribe?
What is all types (scheduled II-V) with the exception of schedule I meds that no one can prescribe.
This physician interprets images taken of various parts of your body to determine what the medical issue is.
What is a radiologist?