TIES THAT BIND
CALL FOR HELP
BLOOD RELATIONS
FIT AS A FIDDLE
THE WEEK THAT WAS
100

When you remove a suture, make sure to cut away from the knot at THIS angle

HINT: It is similar to the angle of injection for subcutaneous shots

45 degrees

100

The chief sign and symptom of a heart attack in a MALE
(assigned male at birth)

Chest Pain

100

If your blood contains the B antigen and anti-A antibodies, your blood type is THIS

Type B

100

This type of awareness helps you interpret TOUCH, like when "writing" letters on someone's back in a partner activity

TACTILE Awareness

100

When a dental assistant steps out of the room to take an X-ray image of a patient's teeth, s/he pushes and holds the button on the wall WHILE SAYING THIS

CLEAR!

200

When giving an intramuscular shot into the arm of a patient (for example: a vaccination shot), THIS is the angle that you should insert the needle, in comparison to the arm of the patient

90 degrees

200

Signs and symptoms of a heart attack that may often be experienced by a FEMALE
(assigned female at birth)
and/or a patient with DIABETES

Fatigue
Back Pain
Upset Stomach
Extreme Tiredness/Lethargy

200

This "Universal Donor" blood type can be given to almost anyone in an emergency

Type O Negative

200

This term refers to the ability to run, lift, stretch, and move efficiently, and includes components like strenght, endurance, and flexibility

Physical Fitness

200

After completing prerequisite classes, the program at LCC for becoming a Physical Therapy Assistant takes THIS number of years

TWO

300

If part of a suture is left remaining in a patient's skin after removal of the rest of the suture, THIS is the bad result that can happen at the site

HINT: Starts with the letter "I"

INFLAMMATION and/or INFECTION

300

The average age of onset for an officially diagnosed behavioral/mental disorder

14
(we will accept any answer in the range of 13-15)

300

If a person with Type A blood is given an infusion of Type B blood, THIS dangerous reaction may occur

Agglutination
(i.e. Clotting)

300

This type of awareness involves understanding rhythm, timing, and tempo, and can be practiced by clapping on the "and" beat or skipping at different speeds

TEMPORAL Awareness

300

When a Physical Therapy Assistant asks patients to lie on the exam table and measure how far their limbs can move this is called THIS

Range of Motion

400

When lining up a staple to the injured patient, this is where you aim the arrow at the tip of the device

MIDDLE LINE
of the incision/laceration

400

The age at which we can trust a CHILD to accurately talk about their health/injury/illness

5 YEARS OLD
(we will accept any answer in the range of 4-6)

400

A person with this blood type can receive blood from anyone, making them a "Universal Recipient"

Type AB Positive

400

This concept includes the confidence, motivation, and skills to be active for life, not just how fit you are

Physical Literacy

400

This type of DENTAL health worker is able to do more than a Dental Assistant (who hands tools to the dentist), independently cleaning their patients' teeth

Dental Hygienist

500

This is the number of different sutures that exist

FOURTEEN (14)

500

The most common reason that people call 9-1-1

Lift Assists
(falling down and not able to get themselves back up on their own power)

500

This is the name of the protein marker found on red blood cells that determines your blood type

ANTIGEN

500

This type of awareness combines joint position and pressure feedback and is practiced by balancing with eyes closed or walking on uneven surfaces

PROPRIOCEPTIVE Awareness

500

This Federal Law allows for workers who are employed long-term for a large government-funded company to take unpaid time away from work to care for a close family member or to take care of their own serious health condition

FMLA (Family Medical Leave Act)