Labs
What is the average quantity of urine produced by an adult over a 24 hour period?
what is 1,250 ml
Which type of infection transmission involves transfer of an infective microbe to the mucous membranes of a susceptible individual by means of a cough or sneeze
what is Droplet
What is the outer layer of the skin called?
What is epidermis
A patient has a restraint. How often should you check on the patient and the position of the patient
What is 15 minutes
Standards of right and wrong are called?
What is code of ethics
Tests performed in which of the following departments are collected in a tube with a light blue stopper?
Coagulation
_________ is where the patient may begin to feel ill or fatigue is settling in.
What is stage Two? What is Prodromal phase?
Which suffix means "berry shaped"?
-coccus
When an examiner used the sense of touch to determine characteristic of a body system or organ, the examiner is which principle?
What is palpation
Which National Organization sets standards for phlebotomy procedures?
CLSI
Which fluid is obtained by lumbar puncture?
What is cerebrospinal fluid?
Which statement is true about the border of a sterile field?
The one inch border is considered non-sterile?
A position in which the patient lies on one side with the arm behind the back and the upper thigh flexed, used to facilitate rectal exams and administration of enemas.
What is Sim's Position?
The selection of one of the three available blood pressure cuff sizes depends on which of the following?
What is the weight of the patient/ size of the arm?
What are the 6 C's of charting?
What is clients words, clarity, completeness, confidentiality, conciseness, chronological order?
What is blood in urine called
What is hematuria
which of the following liquids is used in an autoclave to sterilize instruments and supplies
what is distilled water
Which of the following prefixes means "beside, beyond, or around?"
What is para-
How do you know if a question is a direct question?
What is can the patient answer yes or no?
You gave a patient the wrong treatment. What must you do next?
What is you must complete an incident report?
An RN asks you to start an IV. The PCT knows that.....
assistive personnel do not start IVs
Which therapy is used in the treatment of acne, psoriasis, pressure sores and wound infections
ultraviolent light
what is the outer layer of skin called ?
epidermis
When a patient is restrained what is the best way to tell if the restraint is too loose or too tight?
if you can slide an open hand between the vest and the person
What is the meaning of an "advance directive"
The will of the patient regarding his/her own treatment