National Health Science Assessment
Exam Review Answered Correctly!!!
2024/2025
Which of the following accurately describe the rhythm and volume of a pulse?
A. Irregular and Weak
B. 60/min and Thready
C. Deep and Regular
D. Strong and 80/min CORRECT ANSWERS Irregular and Weak
An autoclave kills pathogens, viruses and spores using:
A. Mixture of Gas and Chemicals
B. Radiation
C. Steam Under Pressure
D. Dry Heat CORRECT ANSWERS Steam Under Pressure
What should a health care worker do first when assisting a client into a wheelchair?
A. Prepare The Lap Belt
B. Lock The Brakes On The Wheelchair
C. Adjust The Footrests to a Comfortable Position
D. Raise The Bed to The Wheelchair Level CORRECT ANSWERS Lock The Brakes On
The Wheelchair
System responsible for taking in oxygen and releasing carbon dioxide using the lungs.
CORRECT ANSWERS respiratory system
How many sutures would be needed to close a wound that is 5 inches long if the
physician puts in one suture every 2 cm (1 in = 2.54 cm)?
A. 4
B. 6
C. 8
D. 10 CORRECT ANSWERS 6
In which of the following situations would and incident report be completed?
A. Patient Complains About The Hospital Food
B. Client Ask To Speak To Lawyer
C. Patient Is Found Laying On The Floor
, D. Disagreement With a Colleague Over a Client CORRECT ANSWERS Patient Is
Found Laying On The Floor
A client has an advanced directive that states they do not wish to be resuscitated in
case of emergency. The nurse assistant does not agree with this decision. What should
be done if the client goes into cardiac arrest?
A. Ask The Family For Their Decision In This Situation
B. Encourage The Client To Find a New Healthcare Provider
C. Notify The Supervisor and Refrain From Administrating CPR
D. Begin CPR as The Client Is Unable to Voice Their Request CORRECT ANSWERS
Notify The Supervisor and Refrain From Administrating CPR
What health care professional works in the medical laboratory service area?
A. Transcriptionist
B. Respiratory Therapist
C. Phlebotomists
D. Cardiovascular Technologist CORRECT ANSWERS Phlebotomists
A client is not making eye contact and is speaking too softly to understand, you should:
A. Face The Client and Speak Clearly
B. Try Again Later When The Client Feels Better
C. Tell The Client To Speak Louder
D. Ask The Client To Look At You CORRECT ANSWERS Face The Client and Speak
Clearly
Identify the following terms as either anatomical "movements" or "directions" CORRECT
ANSWERS Movement: Flexion, Opposition, Circumduction
Directions: Medial, Prone, Anterior
When saving a document or a spreadsheet that may contain confidential patient
information, you should:
A. Also save a backup copy on a personal USB flash drive in case something gets lost
B. Use an online cloud service to store data so you can access it in other locations
C. Save items directly to the computers hard drive
D. Only use approved and secure storage methods and software CORRECT
ANSWERS Only use approved and secure storage methods and software
What is the best way a healthcare worker can be sure that a patient clearly understands
directions they have been given?
A. Ask the patient if they have any questions
B. Trust that the directions are understood
Exam Review Answered Correctly!!!
2024/2025
Which of the following accurately describe the rhythm and volume of a pulse?
A. Irregular and Weak
B. 60/min and Thready
C. Deep and Regular
D. Strong and 80/min CORRECT ANSWERS Irregular and Weak
An autoclave kills pathogens, viruses and spores using:
A. Mixture of Gas and Chemicals
B. Radiation
C. Steam Under Pressure
D. Dry Heat CORRECT ANSWERS Steam Under Pressure
What should a health care worker do first when assisting a client into a wheelchair?
A. Prepare The Lap Belt
B. Lock The Brakes On The Wheelchair
C. Adjust The Footrests to a Comfortable Position
D. Raise The Bed to The Wheelchair Level CORRECT ANSWERS Lock The Brakes On
The Wheelchair
System responsible for taking in oxygen and releasing carbon dioxide using the lungs.
CORRECT ANSWERS respiratory system
How many sutures would be needed to close a wound that is 5 inches long if the
physician puts in one suture every 2 cm (1 in = 2.54 cm)?
A. 4
B. 6
C. 8
D. 10 CORRECT ANSWERS 6
In which of the following situations would and incident report be completed?
A. Patient Complains About The Hospital Food
B. Client Ask To Speak To Lawyer
C. Patient Is Found Laying On The Floor
, D. Disagreement With a Colleague Over a Client CORRECT ANSWERS Patient Is
Found Laying On The Floor
A client has an advanced directive that states they do not wish to be resuscitated in
case of emergency. The nurse assistant does not agree with this decision. What should
be done if the client goes into cardiac arrest?
A. Ask The Family For Their Decision In This Situation
B. Encourage The Client To Find a New Healthcare Provider
C. Notify The Supervisor and Refrain From Administrating CPR
D. Begin CPR as The Client Is Unable to Voice Their Request CORRECT ANSWERS
Notify The Supervisor and Refrain From Administrating CPR
What health care professional works in the medical laboratory service area?
A. Transcriptionist
B. Respiratory Therapist
C. Phlebotomists
D. Cardiovascular Technologist CORRECT ANSWERS Phlebotomists
A client is not making eye contact and is speaking too softly to understand, you should:
A. Face The Client and Speak Clearly
B. Try Again Later When The Client Feels Better
C. Tell The Client To Speak Louder
D. Ask The Client To Look At You CORRECT ANSWERS Face The Client and Speak
Clearly
Identify the following terms as either anatomical "movements" or "directions" CORRECT
ANSWERS Movement: Flexion, Opposition, Circumduction
Directions: Medial, Prone, Anterior
When saving a document or a spreadsheet that may contain confidential patient
information, you should:
A. Also save a backup copy on a personal USB flash drive in case something gets lost
B. Use an online cloud service to store data so you can access it in other locations
C. Save items directly to the computers hard drive
D. Only use approved and secure storage methods and software CORRECT
ANSWERS Only use approved and secure storage methods and software
What is the best way a healthcare worker can be sure that a patient clearly understands
directions they have been given?
A. Ask the patient if they have any questions
B. Trust that the directions are understood
