Communication
Skin Care
Work Ethics
GI Care
Safety and Behavior
100

This type of question lets a patient explain feelings.

Answer: What is an open-ended question?

100

The largest organ of the body

Answer: What is the skin?

100

Soft skill involving honesty

Answer: What is integrity?

100

Breaking down food

Answer: What is digestion?

100

Increasing aggressive behavior

Answer: What is escalation?

200

Nonverbal cues like eye contact and posture

Answer: What is metacommunication?

200

Caused by unrelieved pressure

Answer: What are pressure injuries?

200

Helping coworkers willingly

Answer: What is teamwork?

200

Removal of solid waste

Answer: What is elimination?

200

Early warning sign of escalation

Answer: What are behavior changes?

300

Feeling WITH a patient

Answer: What is empathy?

300

Skin sliding across a surface

Answer: What is friction?

300

Calling in appropriately shows this

Answer: What is responsibility?

300

Hard, dry stool

Answer: What is constipation?

300

Best response to aggression

Answer: What is staying calm?

400

Restating meaning in your own words

Answer: What is paraphrasing?

400

Skin stays still while tissue moves

Answer: What is shearing?

400

Providing patient-centered care

Answer: What is quality work?

400

Frequent loose stools

Answer: What is diarrhea?

400

Main goal during conflict

Answer: What is de-escalation?

500

A communication barrier using medical terms

Answer: What is jargon?

500

Common in elderly fragile skin

Answer: What are skin tears?

500

Talking negatively about coworkers

Answer: What is gossip?

500

Black tarry stool may indicate this

Answer: What is upper GI bleeding?

500

Quiet space helps with this

Answer: What is calming the environment?