Safety
Foundations
Basic Pharmacology
Nutrition
Infection Control
100

What does PASS stand for?

Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep

100

The number of CEU's needed every 2 years to re-certify a MA certification?

10 hours

100

Which drug name is always capitalized?

Brand Name

100

How much water should we educate the pt to drink daily?

64-96 ounces (2-3 Liters)

100

What mimics the virus and uses natural processes of the body to develop antibodies to the specific virus?

Vaccines

200

Chemical Ingredients, Safe Handing, Storage, Disposal Procedures, Emergency Response Actions

SDS (Safety Data Sheet)

200

Name 3 Allied Health Professions

Medical Lab Techs, Pharmacy Technician, Medical Receptionist, Radiology Technician, Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy

200

What are Schedule V Medications and give 1 example

Least Addictive, Least Abused: Robitussin, Imodium, Cough Syrup

200

What are macro-nutrients?

Nutrients the body needs in large amounts and they provide energy to the body

200

In the stages of infection, which stage signifies that the manifestations have resolved and the pt is normally able to resume all normal activities?

Convalescent

300

Name of the device worn to measure how much radiation the staff worker is exposed to?

Dosimeter

300

Name 1 reason a pt would not want to see a specialist?

Increased costs, Scheduling Concerns, Misunderstanding as to why they need to see a specialist, Lack of clear coordination between office and specialist

300

Name the 3 times allergies are checked

At every visit, When a new Rx is written, Prior to medication administration
300

Name 4 fat soluble vitamins?

A, D, E, K

300

What is the bleach to water ratio needed for disinfection?

1:10

400

OSHA category of common hazards that involves blood borne pathogens, droplets or direct contact?

Biological

400

What is Reciprocity?

Obtain a license in one state based on requirements being met in another state.

400

In pharmacokinetics, what 2 organs are primarily responsible for metabolism?

Liver (primarily responsible) and Kidney's 

400

What are the total caloric ranges for males & females?

MALE: 2,000-3,000 calories

FEMALE: 1600-2400 calories

400

How long are items kept sterile for if the packaging remains intact and kept dry?

30 days

500

What is the term used to evaluate the efficiency of the working environment or the science of developing equipment?

Ergonomics

500

What does PCMH stand for and describe what it is

Patient Centered Medical Home: partnership between the pt and the whole medical team, the total health of the pt is the primary focus

500

What are the 5 main Medication Rights

Drug, Dose, Pt, Route, Time

500

Name the eating disorder that has warning signs of using laxatives/diuretics, mood swings, buying and eating large amounts of food?

Bulemia Nervosa

500

What 2 cleaning procedures need to be completed prior to sterilization?

Sanitation and Disinfection

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