Review/Test 2 Flashcards
The belief that one race is superior overall is:
Racism
Persons who are oriented by their culture to value traditions of the past might be very resistent to
New technology/procedures
The tone and volume of your voice are factors of:
Verbal communication
The ability to understand and perceive the emotions of others
Empathy
Pet names are generally offensive to:
Geriatric patients
What is the purpose of HIPAA?
Standardize exchange of electronic info and protect confidentiality
Which transfer is required for patients who are immobile with no personnel to assist?
Hydraulic lift
When instructions are given to a non-english speaking patient it is best to:
Use a trained interpreter
All of the following might be the cause of a fire in a health care facility EXCEPT
grounded electrical plug
Increasing voice ______ may be required when working with a patient who is hearing impaired.
Volume
Hygiene and appearance are both types of _______ communications.
Nonverbal
OSHA regulates:
safety in the workplace
What does OSHA require an employer to keep for all substances in a workplace?
Materials Substance Data Sheets (MSDSs)
To ensure the efficient and effective care for all patients, a healthcare provider should always treat the patient
with dignity and respect.
Which of the following healthcare professional should follow the Patient’s Bill of Rights?
All healthcare personnel
Which of the following laws protects a patient needing critical care when arriving at any hospital emergency room?
EMTALA
A physician bills an insurance company for services never rendered. This is considered:
Fraud
With which of the following people would it be appropriate to discuss a patient’s case?
1. radiologist
2. attending nurse
3. referring physician
1, 2, and 3
The belief that the norms and values of one culture are better and the only ones that are acceptable defines:
ethnocentrism
Stability of the body is greatest when the line of gravity:
bisects the base of support
The study of the human body in motion defines:
kinesiology
Put the following stages of grief in the correct order.
Denial, anger, bargaining, depression, acceptance
Which of the following injuries are common in imaging professionals?
1. repetitive stress injuries
2. shoulder strains
3. lower back strains
1, 2 and 3
Behavior is mostly influenced by voice and touch; reflexive
Neonate/Infant (birth - 1 year)
Increasing independence; encourage them to cooperate as much as possible
Preschool (3 - 5 years)
can think logically; increased attention but still use models or demonstration to explain
School age (6 - 12 years)
may revert to childlike behavior when ill or stressed; modesty and privacy are paramount
Adolescent (13 - 18 years)
sensory deficits; maintain their sense of identity and dignity
Late Adult (65 - 79 years)
In case of fire, the acronym RACE is used. The C in RACE stands for
contain
During a fire emergency, if you must relocate patients, how many fire doors away from the danger must they be?
2
A slider board or sliding mat can be used to
facilitate a stretcher transfer
MSDS (or SDS) documents are likely to be needed in the event of
a chemical spill
