Navy Hospital Corpsman, HCB Test 2
a condition of being stretched, inflated, or larger than normal - ANS-distension
a force or forces that may have caused an injury - ANS-mechanism of injury
a patient suffering from one or more physical injuries - ANS-trauma patient
a patient with one or more medical diseases or conditions - ANS-medical patient
a prehospital assessment that is a rapid assessment of the head, chest, abdomen, pelvis,
extremities, and posterior of the body to detect signs and symptoms of an injury - ANS-rapid
trauma assessment
a prehospital assessment that is the first step in the total assessment of the patient -
ANS-primary assessment
a question requiring more than a yes or no response - ANS-open ended question
A sequence of circumstances where all events must occur to develop an infection - ANS-chain
of infection
A specific causative agent of disease - ANS-pathogen
acquired in a hospital - ANS-health care associated infections
actions taken to correct or manage a patients problem - ANS-interventions
another name for contagious disease - ANS-communicable disease
any kingdom of fungi of saprophytic and parasitic spore producing eukaryotic - ANS-fungi
assessment done after the scene safety and primary assessment that includes pt hx, review of
systems, physical exam and vital signs - ANS-secondary assessment
auscultation of most sounds requires the use of a - ANS-stethoscope
awareness that there may be injuries - ANS-index of suspicion
based on the principle that all blood, body fluids, secretions, excretions except sweat, non-intact
skin, and mucous membranes may contain transmissible infectious agents - ANS-standard
precautions
common infectious agents - ANS-bacteria, viruses, fungi, protozoa, and helminthes
condition of being aseptic - ANS-asepsis
directed of effective against bacteria - ANS-antibacterial
discomfort in breathing that is brought on or aggravated by lying flat - ANS-orthopnea
disease producing microorganisms - ANS-pathogens
free from infection by destroying harmful organisms - ANS-disinfection
how can pain be managed - ANS-- Medications
- Mild exercise
- Diversion techniques
- Hot or cold compress
- Physical therapy techniques
- Reassurance
how can pain be recorded for inpatient? - ANS-medication administration record nursing notes
how can pain be recorded for outpatient - ANS-chronological record of medical care emergency
treatment record field or mass casualty
a condition of being stretched, inflated, or larger than normal - ANS-distension
a force or forces that may have caused an injury - ANS-mechanism of injury
a patient suffering from one or more physical injuries - ANS-trauma patient
a patient with one or more medical diseases or conditions - ANS-medical patient
a prehospital assessment that is a rapid assessment of the head, chest, abdomen, pelvis,
extremities, and posterior of the body to detect signs and symptoms of an injury - ANS-rapid
trauma assessment
a prehospital assessment that is the first step in the total assessment of the patient -
ANS-primary assessment
a question requiring more than a yes or no response - ANS-open ended question
A sequence of circumstances where all events must occur to develop an infection - ANS-chain
of infection
A specific causative agent of disease - ANS-pathogen
acquired in a hospital - ANS-health care associated infections
actions taken to correct or manage a patients problem - ANS-interventions
another name for contagious disease - ANS-communicable disease
any kingdom of fungi of saprophytic and parasitic spore producing eukaryotic - ANS-fungi
assessment done after the scene safety and primary assessment that includes pt hx, review of
systems, physical exam and vital signs - ANS-secondary assessment
auscultation of most sounds requires the use of a - ANS-stethoscope
awareness that there may be injuries - ANS-index of suspicion
based on the principle that all blood, body fluids, secretions, excretions except sweat, non-intact
skin, and mucous membranes may contain transmissible infectious agents - ANS-standard
precautions
common infectious agents - ANS-bacteria, viruses, fungi, protozoa, and helminthes
condition of being aseptic - ANS-asepsis
directed of effective against bacteria - ANS-antibacterial
discomfort in breathing that is brought on or aggravated by lying flat - ANS-orthopnea
disease producing microorganisms - ANS-pathogens
free from infection by destroying harmful organisms - ANS-disinfection
how can pain be managed - ANS-- Medications
- Mild exercise
- Diversion techniques
- Hot or cold compress
- Physical therapy techniques
- Reassurance
how can pain be recorded for inpatient? - ANS-medication administration record nursing notes
how can pain be recorded for outpatient - ANS-chronological record of medical care emergency
treatment record field or mass casualty
