midterm prep 2

Which state regulation type is the most restrictive form of regulation?

Once nursing students complete their degree they must take what exam?

In 1982, the first _____ was implanted in Barney Clark.

How do EMTs measure the amount of oxygen in your blood?

Job burnout is not common in allied health roles?

What test do medicine students need to do well on in order to gain acceptance into med school?

Honesty is one of the ______ needed for an effective interprofessional team.

The degree necessary to become a pharmacist is doctor of pharmacy (PharmD) degree?

Before the 1960s and 1970s, all medical records were kept on:

Athletic trainers hold what credential?

All athletic trainers are under the supervision of who?

The great flu epidemic that killed approximately 50 million people occurred in 1930.

Over the past 40 years, the number of new allied health fields created is roughly____?

What are the only professionals who are trained in the safe compounding of medications?

Allied Health Professionals consist of all except:

Learning about the _____ of a job will help keep our expectations in check.

Which of the following is not a minority in nursing?

The first dental school was established?

What drug was developed during the prehistoric period?

The minimum academic training required to become an audiologist in the US is a:

Who works under a Registered Nurse?

A dietician and a nutritionist are the same thing.

Residents living in assisted living facilities must be able to:

What part of medicare covers prescription drugs?

Approximately how many decisions are influenced by laboratory test results?

Which U.S. president signed the National Mental Health Act?

Who provides care for terminally ill individuals who have 6 months or less to live?

Once medical school is completed, doctors are _____

The war on poverty was declared by:

During the _____ War, the demand for nurses grew significantly.

How many states in the US have no state athletic training regulation?

The term used to describe allied health workers in 1952 was _____.

_____ was established to provide HIV/AIDS patients with access to care.

What types of courses should students wanting to enter pharmacy take?

These types of hospitals do not pay state, local property, or federal income tax.

The first major employer-sponsored insurance plan was started by:

ATs work with people with disabilities

One of the main components of the Health Care Education Reconciliation Act of 2010 is:

Who is known as the mother of modern nursing?

Which of the following refers to testing of vestibular evaluation?

Actual deaths caused by a specific disease or illness is known as:

Which of the following providers of EMS deliver only basic life support?

Core courses in didactic or coordinated dietetics programs include all but which course?

Where is the most common work setting for a clinical laboratory scientist?

To enhance your decision-making skills when looking for a career, you can use ____.

_____ are a type of freestanding ambulatory care center not affiliated with hospitals.

Most dentists in the US practice in what setting?

Only students graduating from an accredited program may take the national BOC examination

How many ADA recognized dental specialties are there?

The first clinical laboratory was opened in 1896 at:

What was established to provide all HIV/AIDS patients with access to quality care?

How many CEUS must atheltic trainers earn every two years?

The holistic approach to care represents which three aspects of care?

One of the greatest challenges facing the profession of audiology is:

Who are the three main providers of prehospital emergency care in EMS?

What is the biggest challenge of working as a clinical laboratory scientist?

The dominant education structure for graduate degree programs in HSM is a _____ curriculum

Hospitals were established in the:

Which of the following is a desirable essential quality to become a successful audiologist?

The immunology laboratory often is referred to as the blood bank

The documented history of nursing practice dates back to when?

What test much pharmacists take prior to admission into a program?

Abstract reasoning is also known as _____ in the DAT.

Individuals who prefer indirect patient care should select a role such as:

The DAT consists of eight _____ tests.