Healthcare Midterm SG Flashcards

(39 cards)

1
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CPR stands for

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Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation

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2
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__ is obtained using the Brachial Artery

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Blood Pressure

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3
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______ pressure is represented by the top number of a blood pressure reading

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Systolic

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4
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______ pressure is represented by the bottom number of a blood pressure reading

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Diastolic

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5
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A normal blood pressure should be

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120/80

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6
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_______ is considered high blood pressure, also called ________

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150/96, hypertension

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7
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the measurement of the force of circulating blood against the wall of arteries

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blood pressure

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8
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a ______ is a mechanical or structural problem with the heart

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heart attack

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9
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a ______ is an electrical problem with the heart

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cardiac arrest

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10
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when an adult chokes you give ??

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5 back blows and 5 abdominal thrusts

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11
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you check for responsiveness in an adult by

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tapping their shoulder

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12
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you check for responsiveness in an infant by

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tapping the underside of their feet

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13
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you check for responsiveness no longer than

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5-10 seconds

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14
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if you are alone and the adult is unresponsive it is more important to

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call 911 and locate AED

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15
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in both adult and infant CPR, you should always do

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5 sets of 30 compressions followed by 2 breaths

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16
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the ________ ________ recorded was performed by people drilling a hole in a patient’s head to release what they believed were evil spirits

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earliest surgery

17
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performed the first reported separation of the conjoined twins at the back of the head and revitalizing the use of hemispherectomy

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Dr. Ben Carson

18
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Acupuncture

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Ancient Chinese

19
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Microscopic lens

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Anton Van Leeuwenhoek

20
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smallpox vaccine

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Edward Jenner

21
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discovered penicillin

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Sir Alexander Fleming

22
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helped develop whooping cough vaccine and retired at the age of 103

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Dr. Leila Denmark

23
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inventor of the first permanently- implantable artificial heart

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Robert Jarvik

24
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fire emergency

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electrical fire
CLASS C fire
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a team in the hospital setting specifically trained to respond to an incident above the normal hospital daily operation, including epidemic threat or mass casualty response
HEICS Team
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HEICS Stands for
H-Hospital E-Emergency I-Incident C-Command S-System
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an acronym that hospital personnel use to remember their duties in case of a fire
R.A.C.E
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R.A.C.E stands for
R-Rescue A-Alarm C-Confine E-Extinguish
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an acronym to remember how to use a fire extinguisher
P.A.S.S
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P.A.S.S. stands for
P-Pull A-Aim S-Squeeze S-Sweep
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_________ ________ is the study of correct positioning of the body
body mechanics
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___________ is the science of designing and arranging things in the working environment for proper body mechanics, maximum efficiency, health, and safety
economics
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_________ ________ _________ (___) are injuries that occur due to doing the same motion over and over again. these injuries usually develop over time, and can cause pain, tingling, numbness, and weakness
Repetitive Motion Injuries (RMI)
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following symptoms may present when someone has an RMI
Pain, paresthesia, numbness, swelling or redness in the affected area
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loss of sensation
numbness
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_______ ______ are common occurrences in the workplace and can be reduced by identifying risk factors surrounding it
mechanical injuries
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following factors may lead to RMI
Poor body mechanics, poor posture, high levels of stress, obesity, low activity levels
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________ _______ _______ for lifting a heavy object includes using the strongest muscles to lift objects and avoid twisting when placing a heavy object on a surface
proper body mechanics