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Specimen Preparation and Handling — Cumulative exam Answers

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During an accident at a playground, a fence post pierces Jennifer’s arm. This trauma would be classified as

A
blunt and penetrating trauma.
B
emotional and blunt trauma.
C
physical and blunt trauma.
D
physical and penetrating trauma.
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After a disaster, CERT often springs into action. CERT consists of

A
volunteers trained in disaster response skills.
B
police officers trained to prevent looting.
C
search and rescue teams trained to locate trapped victims.
D
healthcare professionals trained to diagnose illness.
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A poison is

A
a minor brain injury that does not result in bleeding in the brain.
B
a substance that can cause harm to the health of the body.
C
a dangerous effect on the body when a drug is taken as directed.
D
an ingested substance that can cause harm to the health of the body.
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A patient and her doctor speak different languages, so the doctor requests an interpreter. This is best described as a(n)

A
physical consideration.
B
emotional consideration.
C
personal consideration.
D
behavioral consideration.
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Rico is applying to medical school. On his resume, he includes his four student service organizations. During the application and acceptance process, what benefit might Rico receive from being part of these organizations?

A
It could increase his chance of getting a scholarship into medical school.
B
It could increase his chance of networking with the admissions personnel.
C
It could increase his public speaking skills.
D
It could increase his moderating abilities.
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The Joint Commission may

A
monitor the World Health Organization’s work in African countries.
B
supply medication to treat HIV symptoms.
C
ensure that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) publishes an annual report about national epidemics.
D
evaluate a patient’s complaint about a particular health-care organization.
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Dr. Rhames asks a doctor at a different hospital to help him diagnose a patient. He emails the doctor a copy of this patient’s records. In this case, is Dr. Rhames using technology appropriately?

A
No because he is using his work computer for personal reasons.
B
Yes because he is only sharing patient information with another doctor.
C
No because he is sharing confidential patient information.
D
Yes because he is trying to provide the best possible care to his patient.

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