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What emerging disease is caused by a strain of staph bacteria that doesn't respond to the
antibiotics most commonly effective against staph infections
A. Autism
B. MRSA
C. PTSD
D. Salmonella b.
What biomedical therapy focuses on unspecialized human cells that are capable of renewing
themselves through cell division
A. Stem cell research
B. Gene therapy
C. Cloning
D. Stromal cell transfusions a.
A patient form Scotland tells you he is 175cm tall. How tall is he (1 in = 2.54 cm)
A. 5 ft 3 in
B. 5 ft 9 in
C. 6 ft
D. 6 ft 3 in b.
A physician tells her patient to take 30 ml of maalox every 8 hrs. How many tbsp of maalox
would he take in 24 hrs? (1 tbsp= 15 ml)
A. 2 tbsp
B. 4 tbsp
C. 6 tbsp
,D. 8 tbsp c.
Who would burn the most calories?
Walking= 225 per 30 min
Running= 290 per 30 min
Zumba= 240 per 30 min
Golf= 160 per 30 min
A. Bernie who does 30 min of zumba
B. Lori who plays golf for 2 hours
C. Carlie who runs 2 miles at 12 min per mile
D. Betty who walks a 10k in 90 min d.
A physician leaves his house at 0700, drives 30 minutes to the hospital, makes his rounds for 1
hr, and then drives 25 min to the office. When should his first patient be
A. 0800
B. 0830
C. 0900
D. 0930 c.
Which of the following is an ex of nonverbal communication?
A. Saying I'm not worries with a shaky voice while staring wide eyed at a needle
B. Asking a client if he likes his job and if he believes his job stress contributes to his health
problems
C. Discussing a patients medical treatment over the phone
D. Arguing with another health care worker a.
When communicating with someone who is blind, the health care worker should
A. Only ask ? That require short responses
B. Face them when speaking and assure the room is well lit
, C. Write messages if necessary
D. Describe the surroundings and events as they occur d.
An example of objective info that a paramedic would use to evaluate a trauma victim is
A. A deformed extremity
B. Complaints of pain
C. Dizziness
D. A headache a.
In the active listening model, who provides the initial message
A. Sender
B. Protagonist
C. Antagonist
D. Receiver a.
A customer tells her pharmacist, " I have some concerns about this pharmacy. " An active
listening response would be to
A. Ask the customer to put it in writing
B. Try and see the customers point of view
C. Remain behind the counter and talk down to them
D. Aggressively apologize and reassure them that you want their business b.
What is the medical root word for bladder
A. Cost
B. Gastro
C. Chole
D. Cyst d.
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What emerging disease is caused by a strain of staph bacteria that doesn't respond to the
antibiotics most commonly effective against staph infections
A. Autism
B. MRSA
C. PTSD
D. Salmonella b.
What biomedical therapy focuses on unspecialized human cells that are capable of renewing
themselves through cell division
A. Stem cell research
B. Gene therapy
C. Cloning
D. Stromal cell transfusions a.
A patient form Scotland tells you he is 175cm tall. How tall is he (1 in = 2.54 cm)
A. 5 ft 3 in
B. 5 ft 9 in
C. 6 ft
D. 6 ft 3 in b.
A physician tells her patient to take 30 ml of maalox every 8 hrs. How many tbsp of maalox
would he take in 24 hrs? (1 tbsp= 15 ml)
A. 2 tbsp
B. 4 tbsp
C. 6 tbsp
,D. 8 tbsp c.
Who would burn the most calories?
Walking= 225 per 30 min
Running= 290 per 30 min
Zumba= 240 per 30 min
Golf= 160 per 30 min
A. Bernie who does 30 min of zumba
B. Lori who plays golf for 2 hours
C. Carlie who runs 2 miles at 12 min per mile
D. Betty who walks a 10k in 90 min d.
A physician leaves his house at 0700, drives 30 minutes to the hospital, makes his rounds for 1
hr, and then drives 25 min to the office. When should his first patient be
A. 0800
B. 0830
C. 0900
D. 0930 c.
Which of the following is an ex of nonverbal communication?
A. Saying I'm not worries with a shaky voice while staring wide eyed at a needle
B. Asking a client if he likes his job and if he believes his job stress contributes to his health
problems
C. Discussing a patients medical treatment over the phone
D. Arguing with another health care worker a.
When communicating with someone who is blind, the health care worker should
A. Only ask ? That require short responses
B. Face them when speaking and assure the room is well lit
, C. Write messages if necessary
D. Describe the surroundings and events as they occur d.
An example of objective info that a paramedic would use to evaluate a trauma victim is
A. A deformed extremity
B. Complaints of pain
C. Dizziness
D. A headache a.
In the active listening model, who provides the initial message
A. Sender
B. Protagonist
C. Antagonist
D. Receiver a.
A customer tells her pharmacist, " I have some concerns about this pharmacy. " An active
listening response would be to
A. Ask the customer to put it in writing
B. Try and see the customers point of view
C. Remain behind the counter and talk down to them
D. Aggressively apologize and reassure them that you want their business b.
What is the medical root word for bladder
A. Cost
B. Gastro
C. Chole
D. Cyst d.
