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Patient care test Bank Exam 2022 Body temperatures vary during the day and usually are lowest in the morning The term diaphoretic means sweating When checking a patient for signs of cyanosis, the radiographer should note the coloration of the lips and nail beds Which of the following statements is true with respect to taking a medical history for a radiographic examination? It includes pertinent information about the patient and indicates the reason for the examination. Which of the...

HESI Fundamentals Question and Answers a 35 year old female client with cancer refuses to allow the nurse to insert an IV for a scheduled chemotherapy treatment, and states that she is ready to go home and die. What intervention should the nurse initiate? A. evaluate the client's mental status for competence to refuse treatment B. review the client's medical record for an advance directive C. determine if a DNR prescription has been obtained D. document that the client is being discharg...

Patient Care Test Bank What is the most widely used catheterization method? Seldinger What is a sphygmomanometer used for? measuring blood pressure What are some factors that affect heart rate? age, blood pressure, emotions, drugs, exercise, increased body temp, pain What is a normal oral temperature range? 97-99 What is a normal pulse range? 70-100 bpm What is normal respiration range? 12-20 breaths per minute What is normal BP range? 60/90 What is high blood pressure called?...

Questions and Answers for Patient care The process of establishment and growth of a microorganism on or in a host is referred to as: infection Malaria, bubonic plague, Lyme disease, and Rocky Mountain spotted fever are examples of diseases that are spread by: vectors Immunity that is passed from mother to child in the mother's milk is: passive immunity. Their morphology, genetic constitution, and biochemistry classify bacteria. true Which of the following is the most effective meth...

PATIENT CARE EXAM TEST If a scan is done without IV &/or oral contrast, does it require a consent? yes, a simple expressed consent is utilized for CT procedures that require no contrast/noninvasive. when educating and screening a pt, list some things that are important: 1. screen for pregnancy 2. screen for surgical HX 3. identify pt 4. potential contrast media contradictions or precautions what type of consent is needed for an invasive procedure? informed consent what type of cons...

Test Bank for patient care Cytology is study of cells Histology is study of tissue A group of similar cells that together perform specialized function is tissue -----------------is the state of balance in the body. When the body is at this state, it means it performs at its maximum potential. Homeostasis Group of organs functioning together for a common purpose is called system In anatomical position, the palms are facing backwards, true or false? F (forward) Sagittal plane d...

Patient Care Test Questions and Answers What do contemporary dictionaries now define a family as? a group of individuals residing under one roof What is the ARRT code of ethics? to put said all personal prejudice and emotional bias, rendering services to humanity with full respect for the dignity of individuals. What is therapeutic communication? uses specific strategies that convey acceptance and respect and that encourage the patient to express feelings and ideas. What is therapeuti...

Patient Care Test Questions and Answers What do contemporary dictionaries now define a family as? a group of individuals residing under one roof What is the ARRT code of ethics? to put said all personal prejudice and emotional bias, rendering services to humanity with full respect for the dignity of individuals. What is therapeutic communication? uses specific strategies that convey acceptance and respect and that encourage the patient to express feelings and ideas. What is therapeuti...

ATI teas 6 test Exam pancreatic secretions that aid in digestion of food are produced by which of the following types of cell? acinar cells tendon which of the following statements best explains why RNA inside a cell is almost never found as a single stranded molecule? even short segments of RNA that are complementary can pair with eachother within a single strand. which of the following is the circular muscle that regulates the opening and closing of a body aperture? A. Fossa B. Fas...

TEA test Questions and Answers which of the following helps to prevent pathogens from invading the body? a) histamines b)mucus c)t-cells d)macrophages mucus, skin, secretion (first step). A bacteria cell enters the body through a cut in the skin. Which of the following describes the immune response that would occur next? a) cytotoxic t-cells b)helper t-cells are activated c)histamines are released d) antigens are released histamines (inflammatory response) are released Which of th...