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- 1. Multiple ChoiceWhen you leave someone or something behind for others to look after you are committing?AbuseAbandonmentComplianceAssault
- 2. Multiple ChoiceA process in which certification of competency authority or credibility is presented is?AccreditationComplianceProtocolResident's Rights
- 3. Multiple ChoiceThe purposely causing physical, mental, or emotional pain or injury to someone is?AbuseBatteryAssaultChild abuse
- 4. Multiple ChoiceAssault is?An unsuccessful attempt or threat to commit bodily harmPurposely injuring someonean actual touching or hurting someoneThe action of doing what you have been asked or oredered to do
- 5. Multiple ChoiceThe difference between assault and battery is?Whether you hurt by the patient/resident or they hurt youWhether it was sexual maltreatment involvedWhether there was an actual carrying out of an assaultif there was a patient/resident in a long-term care facility involved
- 6. Multiple ChoiceThe following agency is the administrators of what two insurancesBlue Cross and Blue ShieldHealth choice and Blue Cross Blue ShieldHoly Cross and Red CrossMedicaid and Medicare
- 7. Multiple ChoiceWhat is causing harm?Is it Just physically hurting someoneDamage to personal propertyTo injure; damage; or hurt someoneYelling at someone and hurt their feelings?
- 8. Multiple ChoiceChild Abuse is?The physical, sexual or emotional maltreatment or neglect of someone before their 18th birthdayThe physical, sexual or emotional maltreatment or neglect of someone before their 21st birthdayThe physical, sexual or emotional maltreatment or neglect of someone at any ageThe physical, sexual or emotional maltreatment or neglect of someone that is only their child
- 9. Multiple ChoiceCombative ResidentYou can hit them back if they hit youThese are people who live in a long-term care facility who act out violently or hostile mannerThey are staff members who work in a long-term care facility and are in a fightThese are people who went through military combat training and now are living in the long-term care facility
- 10. Multiple ChoiceScenario: John is a student nursing assistant. He is at the long-term care facility for his first day of clinical's. He is very excited to actually work with real residents. He does everything he is being asked by his supervising instructor for the patient. He is being?non-compliant to the patient and familyHe is trying way to hard and working in this field should not have him following directionsHe has already been taught what to do and he should just do it.He is being compliant and that is a good thing.
- 11. Multiple ChoicePersonal or private data information or knowledge that is not shared with others is?Confidentiality informationIs there to be shared with my family and friendsNot confidential informationShould be given only to your family
- 12. Multiple Choice
Failure to give care that is normally expected of a person in a particular position.
malpractice
Assault
invasion of privacy
Negligence
- 13. Multiple Choice
restraining and individual or restricting and individuals freedom
abuse
false imprisonment
assault
Negligence
- 14. Multiple Choice
Threat or attempt to injure, or the unlawful touching of another person without consent.
Assault and battery
informed consent
false imprisonment
malpractice
- 15. Multiple Choice
Permission granted voluntarily by a person who is of sound mind and all the risks have been explained in terms the person can understand.
informed consent
HIPAA
Abuse
Tort
- 16. Multiple Choice
wrongful act that does not involve a contract.
tort
consent
abuse
legal
- 17. Multiple Choice
"Bad Practice" or failure of a professional to use the skill and learning commonly expected of that individual's profession, resulting in harm or injury.
negligence
abuse
malpractice
criminal law
- 18. Multiple Choice
Health care records belong to the
patient
medical provider
- 19. Multiple Choice
If a contract or consent needs to be signed by a non-English speaking patient, the provider should use a
translator
written consent
verbal consent
have them sign even if they do not understand
- 20. Multiple Choice
If a physician fails to use a degree of skill and learning commonly expected and the person receiving care is injured, the physician can be sued for .......
negligence
malpractice
defamation
assault
- 21. Multiple Choice
Living will can be signed by anyone including spouses.
true
false
- 22. Multiple Choice
a document that permits an individual to apoint another person to meke health care decisions for them if they are unable.
living will
power of attorney
bill of rights
HIPAA
- 23. Multiple Choice
Documents that allow individuals to state what measures should or should not be taken to prolong life when their conditions are terminal
Power of attorney
living will
patient rights
ethics
- 24. Multiple Choice
Factors of care that patients can expect to receive.
Patient Bill of Rights
Living will
power of attorney
- 25. Multiple Choice
Always use black or blue ink on medial documents.
true
false
- 26. Multiple Choice
A set of principles relating to what is morally right or wrong and provide a standard or behavior.
civil law
confidentiality
ethics
morals
- 27. Multiple Choice
What must be done before sharing information with other providers?
patient must Sign a release of information
ask for permission of the patient
- 28. Multiple Choice
To correct an error on a legal medical record
shred it
draw a line through and initial
scribble out the wrong information
erase it
- 29. Multiple Choice
When using a Computer to document always
Log out
Leave the screen facing the public
allow patient to see their record
- 30. Multiple Choice
Term meaning all information given to healthcare personnel by a patient that should be kept confidential.
HIPAA
Contract
Privileged Communication
- 31. Multiple Choice
Documents with patient identifiable information should be thrown in the trash or shredded if no longer needed?
trash is fine
shred
- 32. Multiple Choice
Should CPR be performed on a patient that has a Living Will with DNR order expressed?
Yes
No
- 33. Multiple Choice
What is ethics according to Webster's Dictionary?"a system of
moral principles""the rules of conduct
recognized in respect to a particular
class of human
actions or a particular group""the discipline dealing with what is good and bad and with moral duty and obligations- ethics are the principles of conduct governing an individual or group" - 34. Multiple ChoiceTrue or False: Ethical considerations can typically be viewed from 3 different perspectives: moral/professional judgements, legal considerations, and ethical implications.TRUEFALSE
- 35. Multiple ChoiceWhat do moral judgements refer to?refer to whether or not there are laws governing a specific activity. Licensure laws, currently being developed by many states, specify the types of activities the chemical dependency professional may perform.refer to principles set forth by ethical standards governing a particular profession.refer to individual counselor's own value system
- 36. Multiple ChoiceWhat do legal or regulatory aspects refer to?refer to whether or not there are laws governing a specific activity. Licensure laws, currently being developed by many states, specify the types of activities the chemical dependency professional may perform.refer to principles set forth by ethical standards governing a particular profession.refer to individual counselor's own value system
- 37. Multiple ChoiceWhat do ethical implications refer to?refer to whether or not there are laws governing a specific activity. Licensure laws, currently being developed by many states, specify the types of activities the chemical dependency professional may perform.refer to principles set forth by ethical standards governing a particular profession.refer to individual counselor's own value system
- 38. Multiple ChoiceIs confidentiality an absolute requirement?YES, it is.NO, it isn't.
- 39. Multiple ChoiceWhat can permit a substance abuse counselor to breach a client's confidentiality?the good of the client (suicide)the protection of the public (planning to kill someone)the law
(child or elderly abuse)ALL OF THE ABOVE. - 40. Multiple ChoiceWhen can a court order be issued for the release of information?If the public interest and need for disclosure outweigh possible adverse effects to the individual, the order may be issued.If the public interest and need for disclosure outweigh possible adverse effects to the doctor-patient relationship, the order may be issued.If the public interest and need for disclosure outweigh possible adverse effects to the individual, the doctor-patient relationship, AND the program's services, the order may be issued.
- 41. Multiple ChoiceWhat court case does the "duty to warn" stem from?California Supreme Court's decision in Tarasoff v. Regents of the University of CaliforniaEwing vs. GoldsteinNorth Carolina Supreme Court's decision in Tarasoff v. Regents of the University of North Carolina
- 42. Multiple ChoiceIf a drug abuse counselor and client engage in any type of sexual behavior, what is it seen as?this type of behavior represents taking advantage of a position of powerthis type of behavior shows empathy and love towards the client
- 43. Multiple ChoiceIs it okay to provide therapy to friends, relatives, students and colleagues?Yes, no problems can arise with this.Yes, but it's not a good idea because a counselor will struggle to retain their objectivity.No, you won't be able to practice if you do this.
- 44. Multiple ChoiceWhat is considered PPE?GlovesShieldGownAll of the above
- 45. Multiple ChoiceHepatitis B vaccine is required for all patients and staff?TrueFalse
- 46. Multiple ChoiceUsed gauze taken to a patient's station needs to be
:DiscardedDesignatedDisinfectedAll of the above - 47. Multiple ChoiceIn which of these situations would you handwash only?When cannulating a patient's accessWhen moving from patient to patientC-DiffWhen changing gloves with no visible blood or body fluids.
- 48. Multiple ChoiceWhat should the duration of handwashing be?20-30 seconds40-60 seconds10-15 secondsNone of the above
- 49. Multiple ChoiceA patient with an antibody of 10 is considered:ImmuneSusceptibleInfectedNone of the above
- 50. Multiple ChoiceWhich of these require a negative pressure room?FluMRSAVREChicken Pox (not scabbed over)
- 51. Multiple ChoiceThe MOST effective measure to prevent the spread of infection in a healthcare facility is:A. Surface cleaningB. Appropriate PPE useC. Effective hand sanitizationD. Cohorting infective patients
- 52. Multiple ChoiceWhat is a nonpathogen?a disease causing microorganisma beneficial microorganism used to maintain certain body processesthe smallest microorganismnone of the above
- 53. Multiple ChoiceWhat are the main classes of microorganisms?bacteria,protozoa, fungi, rickettsiae, virusesbacteria, bacilli, thrushprotozoa, spirilla, pathogenspathogens, nonpathogens
- 54. Multiple ChoiceMicroorganisms that cause disease or infection are calledmicrobesflorapathogensbacilli
- 55. Multiple ChoiceWhich microorganism is only visible using an electron microscope?bacteriarickettsiaefungiviruses
- 56. Multiple ChoiceWhich disease currently has a vaccine?AIDSHepatitis CHepatitis BAll of the above
- 57. Multiple ChoiceHow is Hepatitis C and B transmitted?Airbornecontact with blood and body secretionsnone of the aboveall of the above
- 58. Multiple ChoiceWhat is an anaerboic organism?live and reproduce in the absence of oxygenrequire oxygen to livecause disease and infectionall of the above
- 59. Multiple ChoiceWhat are the 4 types of infection?endogenous, exogenous, noscomial, pus-producingendogenous, nosocomial, aerobicendogenous, exogenous, nosocomial, opportunisticnone of the above
- 60. Multiple ChoiceWhat is an aerobic organisms?do not require oxygen to liverequire oxygen to livemultiply on their ownnone above
- 61. Multiple ChoiceAbsence of disease producing microorganismsAsepsisSurgical AsepsisMedical Asepsis
- 62. Multiple ChoiceWhich type of infection originates inside the body?nosocomialexogenousoppourtunisticendogenous
- 63. Multiple ChoiceBacteria generally consist of an outer cell wall containing a liquid called _____.spore-formingciliaprotoplasmphotosynthesis
- 64. Multiple ChoiceTogether, the active stage and inactive, or spore-forming, stage of bacteria are referred to as the _____.life cycle of bacteriachemical origin of bacteriabeneficial effectssurrounding environment
- 65. Multiple ChoiceInflammation is characterized by which of the following?SwellingDecreased blood flowChilling of tissueNumbness
- 66. Multiple ChoiceWhich disease is bloodborne and can cause liver damage?HepatitisTuberculosisPneumoniaBlood poisoning
- 67. Multiple ChoiceDisease-causing microorganisms that are carried in the body by blood or body fluids are called _____.positive pathogensacquired pathogensinoculation pathogensbloodborne pathogens
- 68. Multiple ChoiceA parasitic submicroscopic particle that infects and resides in the cells of a biological organism is a _____.bacteriaparasiteviruscontaminant
- 69. Multiple ChoiceA disease that is transmitted from one person to another is called _____.characteristiccommunicablecommunalmicrobial
- 70. Multiple ChoiceMethicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) initially appears as a _____.skin infectionrespiratory infectiongastrointestinal infectionsystemic infection
- 71. Multiple ChoiceA pimple or an abscess is an example of a _____.blood diseasegeneral infectiondaughter celllocal infection
- 72. Multiple ChoiceA sign of a bacterial infection is the presence of _____.lesionstissuepusblood
- 73. Multiple Choice
Blood spills, even dried blood, can be infectious
True
False
- 74. Multiple Choice
It can live for up to 3 days on surfaces
True
False
- 75. Multiple Choice
It is spread through infected by touching something after using the toilet.
True
False
- 76. Multiple Choice
Hepatitis B Virus is a highly contagious virus that attacks the liver. It can cause acute disease or become chronic, where it can lead to liver cancer.
True
Fase
- 77. Multiple Choice
HBsAg+ patients may not use the patient restroom
True
False
- 78. Multiple Choice
RN and PCT caring for patient can go on break at the same time
True
False
- 79. Multiple Choice
Close the door when dialyzing a patient in the isolation room when there is a risk of splatter
True
False
- 80. Multiple ChoiceBacteria can exist almost anywhereFalseTrue
- 81. Multiple ChoiceThe process if disinfection eliminates all microorganisms on nonporous surfacesTrueFalse
- 82. Multiple ChoiceLyme disease is caused by bacilliTrueFalse
- 83. Multiple ChoiceViruses are not affected by antibiotics.TrueFalse
- 84. Multiple ChoiceAcquired immunity is partly inherited and partly developed through healthy living.TrueFalse
- 85. Multiple ChoiceUse of disinfectants as hand cleaners can cause skin irritation and allergy.TrueFalse
- 86. Multiple Choice
Microorganisms that cause infection and disease.
nonpathogens
organisms
pathogens
- 87. Multiple Choice
A microorganism that is not capable of causing disease.
nonpathogen
pathogen
microbe
- 88. Multiple Choice
What is a small living organism that is not visible to the naked eye?
cell
atom
microorganism
- 89. Multiple Choice
What are simple, plant-like organisms that live on dead organic matter?
Fungi
Ricketesiae
Protozoa
- 90. Multiple Choice
What are one-celled animal-like organisms often found in decayed materials, animal or bird feces, insect bites and contaminated water.
bateria
protozoa
fungi
- 91. Multiple Choice
What are simple one-celled organisms that multiply rapidly.
bacteria
protozoa
fungi
- 92. Multiple ChoiceTrue or False:
Always size up the scene after the initial assessment.TrueFalse - 93. Multiple ChoiceTrue or False:
Step 1: Tap the victim's shoulder and shot "What are you doing."TrueFalse - 94. Multiple ChoiceTrue or False:
Step 2: If no response , Call 911.TrueFalse - 95. Multiple ChoiceTrue or False:
Step 4 If there is no movement or breathing, give 4 rescue breaths.TrueFalse - 96. Multiple ChoiceTrue or False:
Look, listen and feel for movement for for no more the 60 seconds.TrueFalse - 97. Multiple ChoiceTrue or False:
To open the airway you must tilt the head back.TrueFalse - 98. Multiple ChoiceTrue or False:
Step 3: Check for signs of life.TrueFalse - 99. Multiple ChoiceTrue or False:
To find the correct position for CPR, place the heel of one hand 0n the center of the chest and place the other hand on top.TrueFalse - 100. Multiple ChoiceTrue and False:
Give 25 breaths for adult CPR.TrueFalse - 101. Multiple ChoiceTrue of False:
If there is no movement, breathing or pulse start CPR.TrueFalse - 102. Multiple ChoiceTrue or False:
If the first 2 rescue breaths do not make the chest rise re tilt the head.TrueFalse - 103. Multiple ChoiceTrue or False:
If there is a pulse, but no movement or breathing give 1 rescue breath every 5 seconds.TrueFalse - 104. Multiple Choice
What does fibrillation mean?
irregular breathing
irregular heart rhythm
irregular blood pressure
regular breathing
- 105. Multiple Choice
Cardiopulmonary resuscitation is
a procedure used to end life
a procedure used to shock a patient
an emergency lifesaving procedure that uses chest compressions and rescue breaths to start the heart again.
an emergency lifesaving procedure that uses hand-only.
- 106. Multiple Choice
Hands-Only CPR
is an alternative procedure for those not trained in conventional CPR
requires mouth to mouth breaths
does not save lives
requires that you are trained and certified
- 107. Multiple Choice
AED stands for
Automatic External Defibrillator
Automated External Dilator
Automatic Extended Dilator
Automated External Defibrillator
- 108. Multiple Choice
Allergen
any substance that causes an allergy
any substance that causes a headache
any substance that causes a cough
any substance that causes runny nose
- 109. Multiple Choice
A severe allergic reaction that can affect the whole body is called
Allergen
Anaphylaxis
Antihistamine
fibrillation
- 110. Multiple Choice
Antihistamine
accelerates the action of histamine
slows down the action of histamine
slows down the action of anaphylaxis
accelerates the action of anaphylaxis
- 111. Multiple Choice
Hemorrhage
the blue discoloration of skin
any substance that causes an allergen
excessive blood loss over a short period of time
lack of oxygen
- 112. Multiple Choice
Shock
blue discoloration to skin
excessive blood loss
irregular heart rhythm
lack of sufficient oxygen available to the organs and tissues
- 113. Multiple Choice
Cyanotic
excessive blood loss
low blood pressure
blue discoloration of the skin
lack of oxygen
- 114. Multiple Choice
Asphyxia
blue discoloration of the skin
lack of oxygen that cause breathing to stop
excess of oxygen
excessive bleeding
- 115. Multiple Choice
Heimlich Maneuver
chest compressions
a procedure used to deliver rescue breaths and chest compressions to save lives
a procedure used to stop blood flow
a series of abdominal thrust performed to remove an object lodged in a persons airway, preventing the person from breathing
- 116. Multiple Choice
Rule of nines
a method of calculating the surface area of the body that has been affected by a fall
a method of calculating the surface area of the body that has been affected by burns
a method of calculating the surface area of the body that has been affected by the sun
a method of calculating the surface area of the body that has been affected by the water
- 117. Multiple Choice
Syncope
running
jumping
climbing
fainting
- 118. Multiple Choice
Petit mal seizure
a generalized seizure in which the person has impaired awareness and responsiveness and may lose consciousness
cause a person to laugh
a generalized seizure in which the person experiences awareness and responsiveness and does not lose consciousness
a generalized seizure in which the person may experience loss of consciousness and violent muscle contractions.
- 119. Multiple Choice
Grand mal seizure
a generalized seizure in which the person may experience loss of consciousness but no contractions.
a generalized seizure in which the person may experience hunger
a generalized seizure in which the person may experience loss of consciousness and violent muscle contractions.
a generalized seizure in which the person may experience extreme thirst
- 120. Multiple ChoiceWhat is the correct rate for giving CPR compressions?40 per minute50 per minute100 per minute200 per minute
- 121. Multiple ChoiceWhat is the ratio for compressions to breaths?30 to 220 to 230 to 120 to 1
- 122. Multiple ChoiceWhen giving CPR how long should each breath take?1 second2 seconds3 seconds4 seconds
- 123. Multiple ChoiceAfter checking the scene, what is the next step?AirwayBreathingCirculationResponsivenss
- 124. Multiple ChoiceWhen giving CPR, how many inches should you press down on the chest?1 inch2 inches3 inches4 inches
- 125. Multiple ChoiceWhat does CPR stand for?Cardio Plasma RecoveryCirculation Pulmonary RestorationCardiopulmonary ResuscitationCardiac Plaque Removal
- 126. Multiple ChoiceWhat is the first step in CPR?Check the scene.Check the pulse.Check breathing.Check responsiveness
- 127. Multiple ChoiceWhat is the first step when using an AED?Apply the pads.Push the shock button.Turn it on.Clear the victim
- 128. Multiple ChoiceWhen is the Heimlich Maneuer used?Heart AttackChokingBleedingStroke
- 129. Multiple ChoiceWhat is an AED?Machine that detects heart rhythm and shocks the heart.Use if the victim is choking.Used if the victim is bleeding.Used if the victim is having a stroke.
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