INTRODUCTION TO HEALTH CARE CHAPTERS 1
TO 23 FINAL PAPER 2026 SOLVED QUESTIONS
WITH FULL SOLUTION ALREADY PASSED
◉ Hippocratic Oath.
Answer: A pledge in which a new physician swears to uphold a few
professional ethical standards, a promise that can be simply stated
as "harm not".
◉ hospital.
Answer: A healthcare for acutely ill patients and those undergoing
elective procedures.
◉ Hospitalist.
Answer: A physician who choose to practice exclusively in the
hospital, treating the patients of local physicians.
◉ If/Then".
Answer: A plan of care based on the patient`s symptoms for
example, if the patient has a fever, then the patient should take an
antipyretic.
◉ Nurse Practitioner.
, Answer: A registered nurse with an advanced degree (master`s) who
takes health histories, preforms basic physical examinations, helps
establish treatment plans, orders medical procedures and laboratory
tests, refers patients to physicians, treats common illnesses, and
teaches patients to promote optimal health.
◉ Physician`s Assistant.
Answer: A master`s degree- prepared healthcare professional who
works under the supervision of physicians to take medical histories
and perform physical examinations, order laboratory and diagnoses,
prescribe and treat minor injuries.
◉ Trauma Center.
Answer: A hospital, designated by the state, which houses a unit that
specializes in the care of catastrophic physical events.
◉ Elizabeth Blackwell.
Answer: She pioneered the medical education of women as well as
many other women`s rights.
◉ Florence Nightingale.
Answer: She helped to improve the care of soldiers in the Crimean
War and decrease the mortality rate from infection.
TO 23 FINAL PAPER 2026 SOLVED QUESTIONS
WITH FULL SOLUTION ALREADY PASSED
◉ Hippocratic Oath.
Answer: A pledge in which a new physician swears to uphold a few
professional ethical standards, a promise that can be simply stated
as "harm not".
◉ hospital.
Answer: A healthcare for acutely ill patients and those undergoing
elective procedures.
◉ Hospitalist.
Answer: A physician who choose to practice exclusively in the
hospital, treating the patients of local physicians.
◉ If/Then".
Answer: A plan of care based on the patient`s symptoms for
example, if the patient has a fever, then the patient should take an
antipyretic.
◉ Nurse Practitioner.
, Answer: A registered nurse with an advanced degree (master`s) who
takes health histories, preforms basic physical examinations, helps
establish treatment plans, orders medical procedures and laboratory
tests, refers patients to physicians, treats common illnesses, and
teaches patients to promote optimal health.
◉ Physician`s Assistant.
Answer: A master`s degree- prepared healthcare professional who
works under the supervision of physicians to take medical histories
and perform physical examinations, order laboratory and diagnoses,
prescribe and treat minor injuries.
◉ Trauma Center.
Answer: A hospital, designated by the state, which houses a unit that
specializes in the care of catastrophic physical events.
◉ Elizabeth Blackwell.
Answer: She pioneered the medical education of women as well as
many other women`s rights.
◉ Florence Nightingale.
Answer: She helped to improve the care of soldiers in the Crimean
War and decrease the mortality rate from infection.
