HSC0003 Test 1 Latest Actual set with
Questions and correct/verified Answers
Implied consent - ANSWER-Permission for procedures indicated by the patient's actions; for example
showing up for medical appointment
Battery - ANSWER-Unauthorized touching of another person
Urologist - ANSWER-Kidneys, bladder, and urinary system
Oncologist - ANSWER-... diagnoses and treats tumors(cancer)
Respitory therapy - ANSWER-Specialized and train in pulmonary medicine
False imprisonment - ANSWER-A legal claim patients can charge if they are held against their will, unless
they are mentally incompetent or a danger to themselves or others
Living will - ANSWER-The part of an advance directive that outline the individual's wishes regarding the
type and extent of medical care to be given
Hyperglycemia - ANSWER-Too much glucose in the blood
Euthanasia - ANSWER-Performing a deliberate action that results in a painless, easy death for individuals
with an incurable disease; same as mercy killing
Pathogen - ANSWER-Disease-causing microorganism
Shock - ANSWER-Occurs when there is A disruption in the flow of blood to the cells throughout the body
Fungi - ANSWER-Microorganisms that represent a large group of simple plants; may be pathogenic and
non-pathogenic
Bacteria - ANSWER-Microorganisms that are single celled; can either be pathogenic and non-pathogenic
Virus - ANSWER-Smallest of the microbes; cannot be seen under normal light; and computers, were first
two programs that contain instructions to perform destructive operation
Tachycardia - ANSWER-heart rate is above normal range
bradypnea - ANSWER-Respiratory that is below normal range
Palpation - ANSWER-A method of feeling with the fingers or hands during a physical examination
Percussion - ANSWER-A method of tapping body parts with fingers, hands, or small instruments as part
of a physical examination
Opportunistic infection - ANSWER-Infections that occur due to the weakened physical state of the body
Sprain - ANSWER-Torn ligament fibers that result in a loosening of the joint
Stroke - ANSWER-A ruptured or clogged artery in the brain resulting in death to the affected brain cells
Inspection - ANSWER-The thorough and unhurried visualization of the client
Nosicomial infection - ANSWER-Infection that occurs when the patient is receiving Healthcare
Registration - ANSWER-Being placed on an official list after meeting the educational and testing
requirements for specific profession
Certification - ANSWER-The process of determining whether a person has met predetermined standards
Occupational safety and health administration (OSHA) - ANSWER-A government agency that establishes
minimum health and safety standards for the workplace and has the authority to enforce those down
there
Questions and correct/verified Answers
Implied consent - ANSWER-Permission for procedures indicated by the patient's actions; for example
showing up for medical appointment
Battery - ANSWER-Unauthorized touching of another person
Urologist - ANSWER-Kidneys, bladder, and urinary system
Oncologist - ANSWER-... diagnoses and treats tumors(cancer)
Respitory therapy - ANSWER-Specialized and train in pulmonary medicine
False imprisonment - ANSWER-A legal claim patients can charge if they are held against their will, unless
they are mentally incompetent or a danger to themselves or others
Living will - ANSWER-The part of an advance directive that outline the individual's wishes regarding the
type and extent of medical care to be given
Hyperglycemia - ANSWER-Too much glucose in the blood
Euthanasia - ANSWER-Performing a deliberate action that results in a painless, easy death for individuals
with an incurable disease; same as mercy killing
Pathogen - ANSWER-Disease-causing microorganism
Shock - ANSWER-Occurs when there is A disruption in the flow of blood to the cells throughout the body
Fungi - ANSWER-Microorganisms that represent a large group of simple plants; may be pathogenic and
non-pathogenic
Bacteria - ANSWER-Microorganisms that are single celled; can either be pathogenic and non-pathogenic
Virus - ANSWER-Smallest of the microbes; cannot be seen under normal light; and computers, were first
two programs that contain instructions to perform destructive operation
Tachycardia - ANSWER-heart rate is above normal range
bradypnea - ANSWER-Respiratory that is below normal range
Palpation - ANSWER-A method of feeling with the fingers or hands during a physical examination
Percussion - ANSWER-A method of tapping body parts with fingers, hands, or small instruments as part
of a physical examination
Opportunistic infection - ANSWER-Infections that occur due to the weakened physical state of the body
Sprain - ANSWER-Torn ligament fibers that result in a loosening of the joint
Stroke - ANSWER-A ruptured or clogged artery in the brain resulting in death to the affected brain cells
Inspection - ANSWER-The thorough and unhurried visualization of the client
Nosicomial infection - ANSWER-Infection that occurs when the patient is receiving Healthcare
Registration - ANSWER-Being placed on an official list after meeting the educational and testing
requirements for specific profession
Certification - ANSWER-The process of determining whether a person has met predetermined standards
Occupational safety and health administration (OSHA) - ANSWER-A government agency that establishes
minimum health and safety standards for the workplace and has the authority to enforce those down
there
