Prophecy Assessments - Core Mandatory Part
I- Prophecy Medical-Surgical Telemetry Exam
Study Guide 2026-2027 | Accurate Questions
and Correct Detailed Answers with Rationales
| 100% Guaranteed Pass (Brand New Version)
Key Features:
• Accurate, Exam-Focused Questions: Questions align with the standards set by Prophecy
for medical-surgical telemetry certification.
• Detailed Rationales: Helps reinforce understanding of key concepts and clinical
reasoning.
• Updated for 2026-2027: Includes the latest standards, procedures, and technologies in
medical-surgical telemetry.
• 100% Guaranteed Pass: Structured content to ensure success in the exam.
• Comprehensive Coverage: Topics include telemetry interpretation, patient care,
pharmacology, and medical-surgical nursing.
Key Terms:
1. Telemetry Monitoring: The continuous monitoring of a patient’s vital signs using
electronic devices.
2. Cardiovascular Nursing: Nursing care related to heart and vascular conditions, including
monitoring and treatment of arrhythmias.
3. Medical-Surgical Nursing: The care of patients undergoing surgical procedures or
managing medical conditions in a hospital setting.
4. ECG Interpretation: The process of analyzing electrocardiogram (ECG) patterns to
identify heart conditions.
, 5. Critical Care Nursing: Specialized nursing care for patients experiencing life-threatening
conditions.
6. Respiratory Care: Management of patients with respiratory disorders, including oxygen
therapy and ventilator support.
7. Arrhythmia Management: The identification and treatment of irregular heartbeats,
often using telemetry data.
8. Cardiac Arrest: The sudden loss of heart function, requiring immediate intervention and
monitoring.
9. Hypertension Management: Treatment and monitoring of high blood pressure in
medical-surgical patients.
10. Patient Monitoring: The process of continuously assessing the patient's health status to
detect changes in their condition.
d. All of the above
Hazards associated with compressed gases include:
a. Oxygen displacement
b. Explosions
c. Toxic gas exposures
d. All of the above
b. Turn gloves inside out when removing them
Which of the following statements regarding the use of gloves is correct?
a. You do not need to wash your hands before putting on gloves
b. Turn gloves inside out when removing them
c. It is acceptable to reuse gloves if you wash them first
d. It is acceptable to wear multiple layers of gloves and peel off each layer between tasks
a. Turn a person with a head injury onto his or her back
If a person is injured at the hospital during a natural disaster, a correct action to take is:
a. Turn a person with a head injury onto his or her back
b. Use a wheelchair or a stretcher to take the person to the Emergency Department for
,treatment
c. Report the accident only if the person had to go to the Emergency Department
d. Try to move the person yourself
b. What chemicals the product contains
Before you use a chemical product, you must know certain important information about it.
Which of the choices below is information you do NOT need to know?
a. Proper use of the product
b. What chemicals the product contains
c. Treatment if accidentally exposed to it
d. Precautions for safe handling
d. All of the above
Healthcare workers who must comply with HIPAA privacy requirements are:
a. Doctors, nurses, and others providing direct patient care
b. Environmental Services staff
c. Engineering staff
d. All of the above
b. Your facility's name
Which of the following is NOT required on a chemical label?
a. A signal word
b. Your facility's name
c. A hazard statement
d. A pictogram
a. How to use a fire extinguisher
The acronym P.A.S.S. is used to help remember:
a. How to use a fire extinguisher
b. How to evacuate patients
c. How to spread the word about a fire
d. None of the above
d. Legs
, When lifting something off the ground, which part of your body should you always use?
a. Back
b. Abdominals
c. Arms
d. Legs
a. Do not roll equipment over electrical cords because it can damage the cord
Which of the following statements regarding electrical safety is correct?
a. Do not roll equipment over electrical cords because it can damage the cord
b. It is acceptable to use a plug with a loose or broken pin as long as the device works
c. Adaptors that convert three-pin plugs to two-pin plugs are safe to use
d. Equipment should be unplugged by pulling the cord, not the plug
a. Wear appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) such as gowns and gloves
Placing a patient on Contact Precautions means that everyone must:
a. Wear appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) such as gowns and gloves
b. Wear a respirator
c. Care for the patient in an airborne infection isolation room (AIIR)
d. All of the above
d. All of the above
When mobilizing a weak or unsteady patient, which technique(s) should you consider?
a. Using a transfer belt (gait belt)
b. Using a mechanical lift, roller board, sliding board, flexible patient mover, or sling
c. Having an assistant help you
d. All of the above
d. Bomb threat
Which of the following would be considered an internal disaster rather than an external one?
a. Earthquake
b. Hurricane
c. Flood
d. Bomb threat
I- Prophecy Medical-Surgical Telemetry Exam
Study Guide 2026-2027 | Accurate Questions
and Correct Detailed Answers with Rationales
| 100% Guaranteed Pass (Brand New Version)
Key Features:
• Accurate, Exam-Focused Questions: Questions align with the standards set by Prophecy
for medical-surgical telemetry certification.
• Detailed Rationales: Helps reinforce understanding of key concepts and clinical
reasoning.
• Updated for 2026-2027: Includes the latest standards, procedures, and technologies in
medical-surgical telemetry.
• 100% Guaranteed Pass: Structured content to ensure success in the exam.
• Comprehensive Coverage: Topics include telemetry interpretation, patient care,
pharmacology, and medical-surgical nursing.
Key Terms:
1. Telemetry Monitoring: The continuous monitoring of a patient’s vital signs using
electronic devices.
2. Cardiovascular Nursing: Nursing care related to heart and vascular conditions, including
monitoring and treatment of arrhythmias.
3. Medical-Surgical Nursing: The care of patients undergoing surgical procedures or
managing medical conditions in a hospital setting.
4. ECG Interpretation: The process of analyzing electrocardiogram (ECG) patterns to
identify heart conditions.
, 5. Critical Care Nursing: Specialized nursing care for patients experiencing life-threatening
conditions.
6. Respiratory Care: Management of patients with respiratory disorders, including oxygen
therapy and ventilator support.
7. Arrhythmia Management: The identification and treatment of irregular heartbeats,
often using telemetry data.
8. Cardiac Arrest: The sudden loss of heart function, requiring immediate intervention and
monitoring.
9. Hypertension Management: Treatment and monitoring of high blood pressure in
medical-surgical patients.
10. Patient Monitoring: The process of continuously assessing the patient's health status to
detect changes in their condition.
d. All of the above
Hazards associated with compressed gases include:
a. Oxygen displacement
b. Explosions
c. Toxic gas exposures
d. All of the above
b. Turn gloves inside out when removing them
Which of the following statements regarding the use of gloves is correct?
a. You do not need to wash your hands before putting on gloves
b. Turn gloves inside out when removing them
c. It is acceptable to reuse gloves if you wash them first
d. It is acceptable to wear multiple layers of gloves and peel off each layer between tasks
a. Turn a person with a head injury onto his or her back
If a person is injured at the hospital during a natural disaster, a correct action to take is:
a. Turn a person with a head injury onto his or her back
b. Use a wheelchair or a stretcher to take the person to the Emergency Department for
,treatment
c. Report the accident only if the person had to go to the Emergency Department
d. Try to move the person yourself
b. What chemicals the product contains
Before you use a chemical product, you must know certain important information about it.
Which of the choices below is information you do NOT need to know?
a. Proper use of the product
b. What chemicals the product contains
c. Treatment if accidentally exposed to it
d. Precautions for safe handling
d. All of the above
Healthcare workers who must comply with HIPAA privacy requirements are:
a. Doctors, nurses, and others providing direct patient care
b. Environmental Services staff
c. Engineering staff
d. All of the above
b. Your facility's name
Which of the following is NOT required on a chemical label?
a. A signal word
b. Your facility's name
c. A hazard statement
d. A pictogram
a. How to use a fire extinguisher
The acronym P.A.S.S. is used to help remember:
a. How to use a fire extinguisher
b. How to evacuate patients
c. How to spread the word about a fire
d. None of the above
d. Legs
, When lifting something off the ground, which part of your body should you always use?
a. Back
b. Abdominals
c. Arms
d. Legs
a. Do not roll equipment over electrical cords because it can damage the cord
Which of the following statements regarding electrical safety is correct?
a. Do not roll equipment over electrical cords because it can damage the cord
b. It is acceptable to use a plug with a loose or broken pin as long as the device works
c. Adaptors that convert three-pin plugs to two-pin plugs are safe to use
d. Equipment should be unplugged by pulling the cord, not the plug
a. Wear appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) such as gowns and gloves
Placing a patient on Contact Precautions means that everyone must:
a. Wear appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) such as gowns and gloves
b. Wear a respirator
c. Care for the patient in an airborne infection isolation room (AIIR)
d. All of the above
d. All of the above
When mobilizing a weak or unsteady patient, which technique(s) should you consider?
a. Using a transfer belt (gait belt)
b. Using a mechanical lift, roller board, sliding board, flexible patient mover, or sling
c. Having an assistant help you
d. All of the above
d. Bomb threat
Which of the following would be considered an internal disaster rather than an external one?
a. Earthquake
b. Hurricane
c. Flood
d. Bomb threat
