Ancient Civilizations and History/Medical Healthcare Heroes
Nutrition and Digestive System
Temperature, Pulse, Respiration/ Blood Pressure
Medical Terminology and Body Planes, Regions, and Terms
Verbal and Non-Verbal Communication
100

Which ancient civilization practiced embalming (mummies) during the era of ancient civilizations? 

Ancient Egyptians

100
This type of essential nutrient is commonly called "starch" or "sugars". What essential nutrient is this? 

Carbohydrates

100

When measuring blood pressure, the first sound/beat we hear is known as what? 

This also results when the heart contracts. 

Systolic Blood Pressure

100

The suffix "-ology" means what? 

The "study of...."
100

A facial gesture is considered what type of communication? 

Non-Verbal Communication

200

Who was known as the "Father of Medicine"? 

Hippocrates

200

The "physical preparation of food" , or also known as mastication, is known as what type of digestion? Mechanical or Chemical?

Mechanical Digestion

200

Why do we not measure our pulse with our thumb? 

It has a pulse of its own.

200

The root word "brachi(o)" means what? 

Arm, upper arm. 

200

What is object communication? 

The idea that appearance and presentation play a big part in how health care workers are perceived. 

300

Who discovered the antibiotic "Penicillin"? 

Alexander Fleming

300

Which digestive system organ "secretes bile and forms antibodies?" 

The Liver

300

When measuring our breathing/respiration, a measurement of "less than 12 breaths" is known as what? 

Bradypnea

300

The common medical abbrevation "PT" means what? 

Physical Therapy

300

Which type of communication encourages communication between the patient and the healthcare worker? 

Therapeutic Communication

400

Who was known as the "Father of Microbiology"?

Antoine van Leeuwenhoek

400

What action enzyme "digest fats" within the body? 

Lipase

400

What is the average normal range/measurement for Blood Pressure? _______ mmHg

120/80 mmHg

400

Which abdominal quadrant (Right Upper Quadrant, Left Upper Quadrant, Right Lower Quadrant, Left Lower Quadrant) contains the: 

-Small intestine

-Large intestine

-Left Ureters

-Left Ovary

-Fallopian Tube

Left Lower Quadrant (LLQ). 

400

What is gender bias? 

Assuming a specific gender does a specific job. 

For example: All nurses are women. 

500

Who was the first to use antiseptics during surgery? 

Joseph Lister

500

What is the purpose of bile in the digestive system? 

aids the digestion of lipids (fats) in the small intestine. 

500

What is the range for a normal oral temperature reading? 

97.6-99.6 Fahrenheit. 

500

Which abdominal region is known as "8" or below the umbilical region? 

Hypogastric Region. 

500

What are 2 barriers of communication (other than a language barrier) that could prevent a healthcare worker from effectively communicating with a patient? 

1. Hearing Loss

2. Impaired vision

3. Trouble Speaking

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