Infection Control
Safety
Body Planes & Cavities
Basic Structures
CPR & Emergency Response
100
Leaving the body through bodily fluids is an example of this link in the chain of infection.
What is a portal of exit?
100
What is the proper way to identify a patient?
What is ask their name and birthdate.
100
What does the coronal plane separate the body into?
What is anterior and posterior.
100
How would you describe an organ?
When tissue comes together work together to form an organ
100
What is the ratio for two person rescue for an adult?
What is 30:2
200
This is the number one way to prevent the spread of infection.
What is hand washing?
200
What does the A in RACE stand for?
What is alarm.
200
What directional term would you describe the eyes in relation to nose?
What is lateral.
200
What is the function of adipose tissue?
What is to insulate, provide cushion, and store fat
200
What is the ratio for 1 person rescue on an infant?
What is 30:2
300
These precautions should be used with all patients, regardless of diagnosis.
What are standard precautions?
300
What three things should you always do before leaving a patients room?
What is make sure the bed is in lowest position, wheels are locked, and their call light is in reach.
300
What organs are found within the thoracic cavity?
What is heart, lungs, trachea, and esophagus.
300
Name an organ in each of the quadrants
RUQ-Liver, LUQ-stomach, pancreas, RLQ-appendix, cecum, ascending colon, LLQ-colon
300
If you are assisting a choking victim and they becoming unresponsive what action must you take?
What is start CPR starting with compressions. Prior to rescue breaths check in their mouth for foreign object.
400
Vaccinations and identifying those at risk help break this link in the chain of infection.
What is the susceptible host?
400
What does the A in PASS stand for?
What is aim.
400
What is the study of anatomy described as?
The study of forms and structures.
400
What are the four main tissue types?
What is epithelial, nerve, connective, and muscle
400
After coming upon a victim and checking for safety, what is your next action?
Check for responsiveness, breathing and pulse
500
You’d wear an N-95 or PAPR mask when following this type of transmission precaution.
What are airborne precautions?
500
What method of protection do healthcare workers use to prevent the spread of bodily fluids?
What is wear PPE.
500
Supine
500
What is the organizational level of the body?
What is molecules, chemicals, cells, tissue, organs, organ systems, organism
500
If you come across an unresponsive infant what action should you take?
Complete 5 cycles of CPR or 2 minutes, and then go get help