68w Limited Primary Care UPDATED ACTUAL Questions and
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1. Abbreviations for medical docu- IAW AR 40-66
mention
2. Access to medical information The patient, patient care personnel, medical researchers,
may be given to medical educators.
3. What form should a soldier pre- DD Form 689
sent to the BAS?
4. What form is the Chronological SF 600
Record of Medical Care?
5. Subjective information collected Age, sex, rave, FDMP, Chief complaint, OPQRST
6. Past History S/S, allergies, medications, PMH, PSH, Soc Hx, last oral
intake
7. SOAP subjective, objective, assessment, plan
8. Microorganisms Microscopic living cells found almost everywhere in the
environment
9. Pathogen A microorganism that causes disease
10. What microorganism is the most Spore forming bacteria because they are incapsulated.
difficult to control and destroy?
11. chain of infection Pathogen, reservoir, portal of exit, vehicle of transmission,
portal of entry, susceptible host
12. What is the single most useful Proper hand washing
and effective means of break the
chain of infection?
13. Airborne, droplet, and contact precautions.
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, 68w Limited Primary Care UPDATED ACTUAL Questions and
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What are the three types of trans-
mission-based precautions?
14. What is the most frequent mode Direct contact
of disease transmission?
15. What is the correct hand washing A minimum of 10 to 15 seconds
duration?
16. normal course of infection Incubation period, prodromal stage, full stage of illness,
convalescent stage.
17. incubation period From when the pathogen enters the body to appearance
of the first symptoms of illness.
18. prodromal stage From the onset of initial symptoms such as fatigue or low
grade fever to more severe symptoms.
19. full stage of illness When symptoms are acute and specific to the type of
infection such as lesions covering the body or high fever.
20. Convalescent stage When acute symptoms of the infection subside and the
person recovers
21. What are nosocomial infections? Nosocomial infection are infections that patients acquire
while in the health care facility.
22. What are the six rights? Right patient, right medication, right time, right route,
right dose, right right documentation
23. How may times do you check if Three times
you have the right medication?
24. Buccal Placed along side of the cheek
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CORRECT Answers
1. Abbreviations for medical docu- IAW AR 40-66
mention
2. Access to medical information The patient, patient care personnel, medical researchers,
may be given to medical educators.
3. What form should a soldier pre- DD Form 689
sent to the BAS?
4. What form is the Chronological SF 600
Record of Medical Care?
5. Subjective information collected Age, sex, rave, FDMP, Chief complaint, OPQRST
6. Past History S/S, allergies, medications, PMH, PSH, Soc Hx, last oral
intake
7. SOAP subjective, objective, assessment, plan
8. Microorganisms Microscopic living cells found almost everywhere in the
environment
9. Pathogen A microorganism that causes disease
10. What microorganism is the most Spore forming bacteria because they are incapsulated.
difficult to control and destroy?
11. chain of infection Pathogen, reservoir, portal of exit, vehicle of transmission,
portal of entry, susceptible host
12. What is the single most useful Proper hand washing
and effective means of break the
chain of infection?
13. Airborne, droplet, and contact precautions.
1/9
, 68w Limited Primary Care UPDATED ACTUAL Questions and
CORRECT Answers
What are the three types of trans-
mission-based precautions?
14. What is the most frequent mode Direct contact
of disease transmission?
15. What is the correct hand washing A minimum of 10 to 15 seconds
duration?
16. normal course of infection Incubation period, prodromal stage, full stage of illness,
convalescent stage.
17. incubation period From when the pathogen enters the body to appearance
of the first symptoms of illness.
18. prodromal stage From the onset of initial symptoms such as fatigue or low
grade fever to more severe symptoms.
19. full stage of illness When symptoms are acute and specific to the type of
infection such as lesions covering the body or high fever.
20. Convalescent stage When acute symptoms of the infection subside and the
person recovers
21. What are nosocomial infections? Nosocomial infection are infections that patients acquire
while in the health care facility.
22. What are the six rights? Right patient, right medication, right time, right route,
right dose, right right documentation
23. How may times do you check if Three times
you have the right medication?
24. Buccal Placed along side of the cheek
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