HS1 Unit 1 Review

Which NHSS requires performing proper infection control practices?

The most severe bleeding comes from veins

It is permissible to use a elevator during a fire situation.

What is the key to having an accident free facility?

What are microorganisms that do not cause disease?

To use a fire extinguisher, remember the acronym:

Which part of the microscope controls the light?

You know you have successfully cleared the airway when:

During which time period did the scientific method begin to be used?

A program of study from a tech school or community college resulting in an Associate's of Applied Science is:

The clean technique includes the following except:

What microbes live only in the presence of oxygen?

The CDC has developed standard safety precautions. What other government agencies are included?

What does the R stand for in CPR?

How many seconds should you check for breathing?

What are the 2 types of asepsis?

The three parts of the fire triangle are:

Health informatics service personnel perform:

Use of this memory aid helps to gather information about the client's symptoms and medical history?

Upon completion of an associate's degree, students may go on and work on their master's degree.

A type of shock caused by exposure to an allergen is:

Before providing CPR to an injured person, what should the rescuer do?

Who was the first to document diabetes mellitus, including sweet urine and thirst?

Which organization oversees safety in the workplace?

Robert's Rules of Order is meant to serve as a guideline for:

The primary assessment comes before the secondary assessment.

What is the correct depth for adult compressions?

Placing your head over the client's mouth and watching the client's chest is done to check for:

Which institution awards a Bachelor's Degree?

Which is NOT a factor of microbial growth?

A bag-valve mask should be used with one rescuer

The medical insignia originated from the symbol of a:

What is the best technique for moving something heavy?

What is the ratio of compressions to breaths when 2 rescuers perform CPR?

Who was the Roman physician to the gladiators and practiced anatomy demonstrations with dissections?

Which of the following was invented during the Modern Era?

A person who manages his or her own business is a:

Which of the following is an employability skill?

Demonstrating technical skills required of your profession is which NHSS:

When checking for breathing, the first-aid provider should move the client onto the:

In which historical period did physicians begin to have formal training followed by licensure?

NHSS Stands for:

When we suspect a FBAO, what should a rescuer do?

If you are uncomfortable performing CPR, it is okay for a rescuer to provide compressions and skip breaths?

What is not a way to transmit a pathogen?

Around 1900, Koch was responsible for:

In the ABC method of cardiopulmonary resuscitation, the C stands for:

CT scans, MRI, and ultrasound were developed during which time period?

Continuing education is not required for those in the healthcare industry.

A conscious, competent adult client has the right to refuse your help.

The focused examination (secondary assessment) is performed prior to giving CPR.

Cleaning up a spill would be considered which of the NHSS?

Ethical codes still followed by physicians today were first defined by:

Which microorganism is a plant-like organism that lives on dead matter?

Which of the following was not invented during the Modern Era?

Failure to maintain properly labeled hazardous materials can result in:

Healthcare workers should understand how their role fits into their department and organization is which NHSS?

Which is NOT a link in the Chain of Survival?

During the Renaissance, the printing press made it easier for medical information to be shared.

An abnormal heart rhythm where the heart quivers instead of beating: