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OSHA
Pulse Sites
Mental Health
Job Keeping Skills
MIXED
100
Treat all body fluids as if it were infected with HIV/HBV
Universal Standards
100
Name the most common artery used to count a pulse
Radial
100
Define Phobia
An unrealistic fear
100
A _________ is a record of information about an individual.
Resume
100
Who developed standard precautions (Universal Standards)
CDC
200
Most important method to use in order to prevent disease
Handwashing
200
The artery on the side of the neck
Cartoid
200
Another name for Manic Depressive illness
Bi-polar
200
The purpose of a _____ of ________ is to obtain an interview.
Letter of Application
200
Define nasocomial infection
Pertains to an acquired infection in a health care facility such as a hospital
300
Puncture resistant box to dispose needles
Sharps Container
300
Artery at the side of the forehead
Temporal
300
Explaib MILD anxiety
Deals with immediate situations Perception increases
300
A ___________ is usually the last step before getting or being denied a particular position of employment.
Job Interview
300
Another name for a low B/P
Hypotension
400
Recomended to prevent Hepatitis B
Hepatitis B vaccine
400
Artery located @ the aspect of the innner thigh
Femoral
400
List 5 reasons why people commit suicide?
Bankrupt Loss of a loved one Helpless/Hopeless Terminal ill Depressed
400
Your job interview is scheduled for 2 p.m. What time should you arrive and should you take a friend with you?
Arrive about 1:45 - 1:50 Go by yourself!
400
A pulse site that is located on the top of the foot arch
Dorsalis Pedis
500
List 5 protective clothing
gloves mask gown goggles shoe covers
500
Artery used to take a B/P (antecubital space)
Brachial
500
At what time of the year is there a higher risk of suicide?
Holidays, Spring, Weekends
500
List 5 good job keeping skills.
Be on time Be prepared to work when you arrive Good Attitude! TEAMWORK Accept Responsibilities Use correct grammer at all times SMILE :)
500
List the types of fluids that surround the following: Heart Joints Lungs Brain/Spinal Cord
Pericardial Synovial Pleural CSF