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ALHS 1040 FINAL EXAM REVIEW (FULL TEST) ||
2025 ACTUAL EXAM ALL QUESTIONS AND 100%
CORRECT ANSWERS GRADE A+|| LATEST AND
COMPLETE UPDATED VERSION 2025||
GUARANTEED PASS!!!
Who invented a wood stethoscope (1819)? ANSWER- Rene Lannec
Who was the first to use general anesthesia? ANSWER- Crawford Long
Name 3 things that affect temperature readings ANSWER- age, time of day,
exercise
Name 3 things that affect blood pressure readings ANSWER- exercise, age, stress
loss of any sounds or a drop of up to 30mm Hg or more during release of air from
blood pressure cuff after first second sound is heard ANSWER- Auscultatory Gap
Weight, Height, Head Circumference : children, Skin-Fold Measurement, Body
Mass Index,
First visit recorded as baseline data ANSWER- Anthropometric Measurements
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hearing heart beat using sethescope ANSWER- ausultation
listening and felling pulse using hands ANSWER- palpation
Carotid artery, Brachial artery, Radial artery, Femoral artery, Popliteal artery,
Dorsalis pedis artery, Posterior tibial artery, Apical artery ANSWER- Pulse
locations
Difference between systolic and diastolic readings ANSWER- pulse pressure
The difference between the radial and apical pulse. Requires two people to
measure. ANSWER- pulse deficit
Weakness, Nausea,Clammy, pale, cold skin, Chills, Erratic breathing, Confusion
and/or decreased LOC, Faintness or unconsciousness, Weak and or fast pulse
ANSWER- shock signs and symptoms
elevate feet and legs, prevent loss of body heat, immobilize patient ANSWER-
management of shock
condition of excess body heat ANSWER- hyperthermia
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what to do when spine or head injury is suspected? ANSWER- immobilize spine
or head
least serious, but are painful wound ANSWER- Abrasion
The forcible tearing away of a body part by trauma or surgery. Flap of skin torn
loose, may be hanging ANSWER- Avulsion
results from cut with very sharp instrument (scalpel). Free bleeding with smooth
edges -
ANSWER : Incision
results from snagging or tearing of tissue leaves a freely bleeding wound with
jagged edges (broken bottle) ANSWER- Laceration
results from sharp narrow objects (knives, nails etc.) ANSWER- Puncture
Name the classification of burns ANSWER- superficial, partial-thickness, full
thickness
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Involves dermis, skin is red and painful ANSWER- superficial burn
burn involving dermis and epidermis ANSWER- partial thickness
burn involving all dermal layers ANSWER- full thickness
how to control bleeding ANSWER- direct pressure, elevate, apply ice, pressure
point,
Caused by generalized allergic reaction ANSWER- Anaphylactic shock
*Chest pain not relieved by rest
*Complaint of pressure in chest or upper back
*Gastric Upset - Nausea or indigestion
*Anxiety
*luttering - rapid heart beat/ palpitations
*Dyspnea
*Dizziness, lightheadedness ANSWER- signs and symptoms of heart attack
ALHS 1040 FINAL EXAM REVIEW (FULL TEST) ||
2025 ACTUAL EXAM ALL QUESTIONS AND 100%
CORRECT ANSWERS GRADE A+|| LATEST AND
COMPLETE UPDATED VERSION 2025||
GUARANTEED PASS!!!
Who invented a wood stethoscope (1819)? ANSWER- Rene Lannec
Who was the first to use general anesthesia? ANSWER- Crawford Long
Name 3 things that affect temperature readings ANSWER- age, time of day,
exercise
Name 3 things that affect blood pressure readings ANSWER- exercise, age, stress
loss of any sounds or a drop of up to 30mm Hg or more during release of air from
blood pressure cuff after first second sound is heard ANSWER- Auscultatory Gap
Weight, Height, Head Circumference : children, Skin-Fold Measurement, Body
Mass Index,
First visit recorded as baseline data ANSWER- Anthropometric Measurements
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hearing heart beat using sethescope ANSWER- ausultation
listening and felling pulse using hands ANSWER- palpation
Carotid artery, Brachial artery, Radial artery, Femoral artery, Popliteal artery,
Dorsalis pedis artery, Posterior tibial artery, Apical artery ANSWER- Pulse
locations
Difference between systolic and diastolic readings ANSWER- pulse pressure
The difference between the radial and apical pulse. Requires two people to
measure. ANSWER- pulse deficit
Weakness, Nausea,Clammy, pale, cold skin, Chills, Erratic breathing, Confusion
and/or decreased LOC, Faintness or unconsciousness, Weak and or fast pulse
ANSWER- shock signs and symptoms
elevate feet and legs, prevent loss of body heat, immobilize patient ANSWER-
management of shock
condition of excess body heat ANSWER- hyperthermia
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what to do when spine or head injury is suspected? ANSWER- immobilize spine
or head
least serious, but are painful wound ANSWER- Abrasion
The forcible tearing away of a body part by trauma or surgery. Flap of skin torn
loose, may be hanging ANSWER- Avulsion
results from cut with very sharp instrument (scalpel). Free bleeding with smooth
edges -
ANSWER : Incision
results from snagging or tearing of tissue leaves a freely bleeding wound with
jagged edges (broken bottle) ANSWER- Laceration
results from sharp narrow objects (knives, nails etc.) ANSWER- Puncture
Name the classification of burns ANSWER- superficial, partial-thickness, full
thickness
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Involves dermis, skin is red and painful ANSWER- superficial burn
burn involving dermis and epidermis ANSWER- partial thickness
burn involving all dermal layers ANSWER- full thickness
how to control bleeding ANSWER- direct pressure, elevate, apply ice, pressure
point,
Caused by generalized allergic reaction ANSWER- Anaphylactic shock
*Chest pain not relieved by rest
*Complaint of pressure in chest or upper back
*Gastric Upset - Nausea or indigestion
*Anxiety
*luttering - rapid heart beat/ palpitations
*Dyspnea
*Dizziness, lightheadedness ANSWER- signs and symptoms of heart attack
