National Healthcareer Association Practice Exam And Correct Answers
1 tablespoon of medication equals how many mililiters - ans15mL
12 lead EKG, 4th precordial electrode (V4) - ans5th intercostal space, midclav line
5'7" to centimeters - ans170cm
PRACTICE EXAM
72kg to lbs - ans158.4lbs (72x2.2=158.4)
a 7 year olds heart rate is - anslower than a newborns
CBC additive - ansEDTA
CCMA notices a clergy member with a patient when they need to draw blood, what do you do - ansreturn after
drawing other patients
Correct order of draw - ansGreen, Lavender, Gray
first step in scheduling a patient for outpatient procedure - ansobtain oral or written order from provider
for the visual acuity test, how far should the patient hold the card - ans15 inches
heart attack, lab tests elevated - ansTroponin
how do you clean the EKG cables - ansDisinfect
How do you pick the primary insurance policy - ansparent with the earliest birth month
, How do you take enteric coated tablets - ansswallow whole with a glass of water
How many pounds is 40kg - ans88 (40x2.2=88)
If a patient is crying, what should you do - ansAllow patient to cry
If the test result shows hemoglobin at 7g/dL, what is the first thing you should do? - ansNotify the provider
if you see a hematoma developing at site of venous blood draw - ansrelease tourniquet and stop draw
Impaired conduction through AV node - ansprolonged PR interval
in an infant screening test, what do you draw first - ansO2 levels
measuring trough levels for therapeutic medications - anstime next dose is due
most accurate method for taking temperature - ansrectal
On a 12 lead EKG, where is lead V4 placed - ans5th intercostal space at midclav line
one of the tests that chain of custody guidelines apply to - anspaternity testing
Patient loses consciousness, EKG ventricular fibrillation, what do you do - anscall for help and begin CPR
Patients arrive at their convenience, first come, first served - ansOpen Hours Scheduling
1 tablespoon of medication equals how many mililiters - ans15mL
12 lead EKG, 4th precordial electrode (V4) - ans5th intercostal space, midclav line
5'7" to centimeters - ans170cm
PRACTICE EXAM
72kg to lbs - ans158.4lbs (72x2.2=158.4)
a 7 year olds heart rate is - anslower than a newborns
CBC additive - ansEDTA
CCMA notices a clergy member with a patient when they need to draw blood, what do you do - ansreturn after
drawing other patients
Correct order of draw - ansGreen, Lavender, Gray
first step in scheduling a patient for outpatient procedure - ansobtain oral or written order from provider
for the visual acuity test, how far should the patient hold the card - ans15 inches
heart attack, lab tests elevated - ansTroponin
how do you clean the EKG cables - ansDisinfect
How do you pick the primary insurance policy - ansparent with the earliest birth month
, How do you take enteric coated tablets - ansswallow whole with a glass of water
How many pounds is 40kg - ans88 (40x2.2=88)
If a patient is crying, what should you do - ansAllow patient to cry
If the test result shows hemoglobin at 7g/dL, what is the first thing you should do? - ansNotify the provider
if you see a hematoma developing at site of venous blood draw - ansrelease tourniquet and stop draw
Impaired conduction through AV node - ansprolonged PR interval
in an infant screening test, what do you draw first - ansO2 levels
measuring trough levels for therapeutic medications - anstime next dose is due
most accurate method for taking temperature - ansrectal
On a 12 lead EKG, where is lead V4 placed - ans5th intercostal space at midclav line
one of the tests that chain of custody guidelines apply to - anspaternity testing
Patient loses consciousness, EKG ventricular fibrillation, what do you do - anscall for help and begin CPR
Patients arrive at their convenience, first come, first served - ansOpen Hours Scheduling
