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According to OSHA standards, which of the following vaccinations must be offered by employers to all healthcare employees who may be exposed to blood or bodily fluids? - Answer-Hepatitis B vaccine When using an AED, what step IMMEDIATELY follows asking all rescuers to stand back? - AnswerPress the shock button What type of tissue carries impulses? - Answer-Nervous An important goal of managing a child's asthma is the PREVENTION of future attacks requiring hospital admission. This is BEST accomplished by... - Answer-analyzing the child's home environment for asthma triggers Which lobe of the brain controls personality, reasoning, planning, parts of speech, emotions, and problem solving? - Answer-Frontal You are in a supply room and accidentally knock a bottle of cleaning solution. Some of the solution splashes into your eye. What should you do FIRST? - Answer-Flush your eyes with water Which of the following accurately describes the rhythm and volume of a pulse? - Answer-Irregular and weak REM sleep is the part of the sleep cycle that restores mental function. How can you tell if your patient is in the REM sleep stage? - Answer-Rapid eye movements can be seen through closed eyelids An autoclave kills pathogens, viruses, and spores using: - Answer-steam under pressure What is the BEST way a healthcare worker can be sure that a patient clearly understands directions he/she has been given? - Answer-Ask the patient to repeat the directions Teachers, students, and healthcare workers are routinely given skin tests and chest x-rays to detect which infectious disease? - Answer-TuberculosisWhat is the assumption called that an unresponsive person would agree to emergency treatment? - Answer-implied consent At the scene of a natural disaster, if you call 911 you should be prepared to give what FIRST? - Answer-The location of the victim(s) A client has physical therapy treatment at noon and is asked to return in 2 hours. At what time should the client return? - Answer-1400 A 60-year-old male has been having irregular bowel movements, abdominal pain, and diarrhea. his doctor tells him he has "little pockets" in his bowels. What is MOST LIKELY the diagnosis? - AnswerDiverticulitis A healthcare worker tells a client, "Your perfume is way too strong." What personal trait does the healthcare worker need to improve? - Answer-tact Which of the following is an example of harrassment? - Answer-telling a joke about people of different ethnic background Beliefs about child rearing, religion, job choice, family, food preferences, and healthcare practices are MOST influenced by which of the following? - Answer-Culture Andrea will soon complete an associate degree so that she can pursue a career in biotechnology. For which position will she MOST LIKELY be qualified to apply for upon graduation? - Answer-technician An example of reflective feedback to someone who says, "I am not going to physical therapy this morning," would be which of the following? - Answer-"Is there a reason you don't want to go to physical therapy this morning?" Which of the following statements by a healthcare worker is an example of an objective observation? - Answer-Mr. Brown is cyanotic The BEST way healthcare workers can keep skills and knowledge up to date is to... - AnswerParticipate in approved continuing education programsYou are a CNA and have not been trained to draw blood. What is the FIRST thing you should do if a phlebotomist offers to teach you how to draw blood on a patient? - Answer-Refuse to draw the blood As a healthcare worker, you fail to identify the patient before performing a procedure. The procedure is performed on the wrong patient. Which is this an example of? - Answer-negligence