Skills (Part 1)
This is the proper way to move a heavy object.
What is push/pull?
Name one occupation in the dental careers other than a dentist.
What is, Dental Hygienist (LDH), or Dental Lab Technician (DLT), and Dental Assistant?
This should be done to a wound after applying a bandage.
What is apply & maintain pressure?
This is required to be a mortician.
What is a licensure and a 1-3 yr apprenticeship?
These professionals can teach proper nutrition, and provide physical conditioning programs.
What is an athletic trainer?
This is a good substitute for an occluder when taking vision exams.
What is an index card?
This degree is needed to be a dentist.
What is a Doctorate's degree?
The bottom weights on a scale are in increments of this amount of pounds.
What is 50?
True or False: A certification required to be a Dietician Technician.
What is false?
These professionals help deliver babies.
What is an obstetrician?
This is the amount of time you should spend washing your hands.
What is at least 20 seconds?
These professionals supervise Dental Assistants.
What is a Dentist?
In infants, a below-normal value for head-circumference can be an indication of this condition.
What is microcephaly?
True or False: You need a degree to become a CNA.
What is false?
Besides medical care veterinarians an also do this.
What is wildlife research?
The pulse on the left side of the chest over the apex of the heart.
What is apical pulse?
Phlebotomists perform these tasks.
What is collect blood and prepare tests?
This term refers to the way in which the body moves and maintains balance.
What is Body Mechanics?
This is the amount of time you must be in school for the minimum degree for an RN.
What is 2 years? (associates degree)
True or False: Vet assistants need a degree to work.
What is false?
This should never be given away when writing an obituary.
What is an address?
Fire/police departments, ambulance,s hospitals (ER), rescue squads, urgent care centers, and the military are all examples of this.
What are emergency medical centers?
Difficulty swallowing is defined by this term, a term that should be known by professionals when feeding a patient.
What is dysphagia?
LPNs work under these professionals.
What is an RN?
This professional is qualified to make and supply eyeglasses and contact lenses.
What is an optician?