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Constant Q's
Allied Health Finals
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What percent indicates a normal oxygen saturation? | 95% |
| Which of the following oxygen delivery devices allows the client to eat and speak comfortably while it is in use? | Nasal Cannula |
| Which of the following classifications of drugs increases the diameter of the airways of the lungs? | Bronchodilators |
| Which of the following disorders is the main reason to use incentive spirometry? | Atelectasis |
| What type of health care provider would a doctor refer a patient to for help with improving their ability to perform tasks in their daily living and working environments? | Occupational Therapist |
| What type of health care professional assesses, treats, and rehabilitates deficits in hearing and balance? | Audiologist |
| How many inches should be between the axilla and the axillary bra of the crutches? | 2 inches |
| What type of healthcare professional can perform surgery on the eye? | Opthalmologist |
| Which of the following disorders is another name for nearsightedness? | Myopia |
| What is the medical term for "lazy eye"? | Amblyopia |
| Where should medications labeled for otic use be placed? | In the ear |
| Distance vision should be tested at how many feet? | 20 ft |
| What is the medical abbreviation for the left eye? | OS |
| Which eye disorder usually occurs in people after age 40? | Presbyopia |
| What mental health personnel is responsible for arraning adoptions and foster homes? | Social Worker |
| What BMI is considered normal? | 22 |
| What occupation would be more likely to perform research about the effects of exercise on the human body? | Exercise Physiologist |
| What career focuses on improving sports performance? | Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist |
| What would be considered objective data? | Limited range of motion noted |
| What is the purpose of cold therapy? | To reduce swelling |
| A strain is an injury on what body part? | Tendons |
| What nutrient is your body's main source of energy? | Carbohydrates |
| What food is an example of a carbohydrate? | Peas |
| What nutrient is considered the body's building blocks? | Proteins |
| How many mL has a client consumed by eating 3 teaspons of Jell_O and 9oz of milk? | 285mL |
| What position is the client in if he is lying on his back looking up at the ceiling? | Supine |
| What client position would be best for administering an enema? | Sims' |
| What is used to prevent plantar flexion? | Footboard |
| When you are moving a client up in bed, how should the head of the bed be positioned? | As flat as the client can tolerate |
| The type of cane that has four legs and a handlebar the patient can grip is a ... | Walk cane or hemiwalker |
| A lighted instrument used to examine the inside of the lower part of the lareg intestine is a ... | Sigmoidoscope |
| What is the assessment technique called when a physician uses her hands to feel various parts of the body? | Palpation |
| What must patients with dysphagia never be offered? | A straw |
| What would a female patient have for a yearly physical exam? | GYN |
| A wooden instrument used to scrape cells from the cervix is called ... | An ayer blade |
| What would be done on a routine physical exam? | VS |
| What position would a patient be placed in for a Papanicolaou test? | Lithotomy |
| A patient has been positioned flat on the table with her knees bent and feet apart. What is the name of this position? | Dorsal Recumbent |
| Dysphagia is defined as ... | Difficulty in swallowing |
| Before feeding the patient hot food, the nurse assistant would ... | Test hot liquids on wrist |