Health Care Professionals + Diagnosis
5 major vital signs
Medical Imaging
Opioids and Naloxone
Assessment
100

These healthcare providers identify disease by examination of a patients history and by physical examination 

Diagnosticians (or physicians)
100

What tool is used to measure temperature?

Thermometer 

100

Uses radiation to pass through the body, the energy is absorbed at different rates by different parts of the body. The detector turns these into an image. 

X-ray

100

How long does Naloxone take to work? 

How long does it work for?

3-5 minutes 

20-90 minutes

100

This usually includes collecting information from a patient

subjective assessment

200

These healthcare professionals provide direct care to patients and families to optimize health and wellness goals in their most stressful times and experiences. 

Registered Nurses

200
Most accurate placement to measure temperature? 
Rectally 
200

Uses high frequency sound waves to assess organs, tissues, blood flow inside the body

Diagnostic Ultrasound

200
What the most effective way to stimulate someone who is unconscious? 

sternal rub 

200

Careful visual study of the patient and parts of their body 

observation and inspection

300

These healthcare providers identify diseases by imaging. 

Radiologists 

300

Vital sign measuring how quickly blood is being circulated through the body 

Heart Rate

300

Modified X-RAY, taken at many angles, these images are fed into a computer to construct an image. 

Computerized Tomography (CT)

300

True or False? 

Naloxone will help someone who is in and out of consciousness, seizure, sweating, and jerking their limbs?

False- these are symptoms of a stimulant overdose

300

Engages the sense of touch. It is using ones hands to check the body. 

Palpation

400

identification of illness or other medical problems by examining the symptoms 

Diagnosis

400

Term used when the respiratory rate is higher than normal (20/minute) 

Hyperventilation

400
Uses high-powered magnets to make a strong magnetic field, moves the protons in hydrogen atoms. Can create better pictures of organs and soft tissues such as torn ligaments and herniated discs. 

MRI

400

What are the 3 ways opioids effect your body? 

digestive system slows down - constipation

bones weaken 

muscles become rigid and stiff

breathing rate slows

400

Tapping body parts with fingers, hands or small instruments 

Percussion 

500

These healthcare providers identify disease by examination of cells and tissues 

pathologists
500

What vital sign measures the force exerted on the walls of an artery? 

Blood pressure

500

Shows which cells are functioning in the body and is often used to image cancer or brain activity. Uses a special dye containing radioactive tracers. 

Positron Emission Tomography (PET)

500

Explain one way an opioid addiction may start? 

being prescribed an opioid pain medication, perscription running out, turning to illegal substances to satisfy craving

500
Listening to parts of the body with special tools. e.g. stethoscope

Auscultation