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Which practice must be used to prepare a scalpel for a surgery in which the scalpel will cut through skin and other body tissue?

A
asepsis
B
cleaning
C
disinfection
D
sterilization
4

Which is the best example of using creativity during a scientific investigation?

A
organizing data into a chart
B
formulating a strong hypothesis
C
discussing results with a coworker
D
looking up words in a medical dictionary
5

Which is typically required on a health report?

A
doctor’s diagnosis
B
patient’s insurance information
C
doctor’s home address
D
doctor’s credentials
7

Mrs. Kim becomes very upset when the doctor prepares to give her boy a vaccination without first consulting with her. Mrs. Kim then begins yelling at the doctor. How could the doctor use critical thinking and interpersonal skills to resolve this conflict?

A
The doctor should continue giving the child the vaccine and ignore Mrs. Kim’s yelling.
B
The doctor should discuss Mrs. Kim’s concerns about vaccinations with her, help her see the benefits, and maintain a positive attitude.
C
The doctor should tell her that he can call child protective services and have them explain why she should vaccinate her child.
D
The doctor should respect the mother’s wishes and never give her daughter any vaccinations, but he should show his disapproval.
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Glenbrook Hospital finds that wrist pain is common among its lab workers. The hospital determines that the lab workers use repetitive hand motions in sorting and storing test tubes. Glenbrook’s next step should be to

A
compile a list of injured employee’s names.
B
provide lab workers with pain medication.
C
identify more hazards in the laboratory.
D
devise a strategy to reduce the risk of wrist injury.
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After a scientist formulates an investigable question, which is the correct order of steps in an investigation?

A
Develop a hypothesis, draw a conclusion, collect data, and communicate results.
B
Collect data, draw a conclusion, develop a hypothesis, and communicate results.
C
Develop a hypothesis, collect data, draw a conclusion, and communicate results.
D
Collect data, develop a hypothesis, draw a conclusion, and communicate results.
14

Which best describes a benefit of being a member of HOSA?

A
HOSA allows professionals to network and offers no benefits to students.
B
HOSA creates partnerships between students and instructors.
C
HOSA is extremely selective and requires members to work in health care.
D
HOSA focuses on business management and government industry.
15

John and Fiona are both nurses at the same hospital. When Fiona was talking to John, John was very short with her and visibly upset. To prevent any problems, Fiona asked the nurse practitioner for a meeting to work out any conflict. John was upset with the way Fiona had treated one of his patients. Which best describes the conflict?

A
John had a personal conflict, and Fiona was the mediator.
B
John had a professional conflict, and the nurse practitioner was the mediator.
C
Fiona had an internal conflict, and she was also the mediator.
D
Fiona had a professional conflict, and John was the mediator.
16

Javier is a new nurse who is testing a blood glucose monitor to make sure that it is giving accurate results. What would be best for Javier to do when he is done?

A
use the machine on a patient
B
put the machine back where he found it
C
fill out a quality-control log
D
have the results reviewed by a doctor
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Active listening is when

A
the receiver of the communication thinks about what they are hearing as the sender speaks.
B
communication does not produce the desired result or hinders further communication attempts.
C
senders and receivers relay messages and meaning through spoken words, sounds, or language, including written messages.
D
messages and meaning are exchanged without spoken words, sounds, or language.
18

Which is the best example of a health-care worker using good observational skills to treat a patient?

A
An EMT drives through traffic lights on the way to the hospital.
B
A nurse feels a patient’s pulse and notes that he has red eyes.
C
A doctor orders medication to treat her patient’s illness.
D
A lab technician refills an empty IV bag with fluids.
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Which best describes floods, hurricanes, and earthquakes?

A
infectious outbreaks
B
natural disasters
C
chemical disasters
D
mass power outages

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