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When adding medication information to another patient’s chart, nurse Lynette realizes she forgot to note the exact time she gave her previous patient, Mrs. Smith, her medication. Lynette finds Mrs. Smith’s chart and enters, “Medication was administered at about 10:30 am” in the record. Is this appropriate? Why or why not?

A
It is appropriate as long as the time entered is within 30 minutes of actual administration.
B
It is appropriate since the medication was not a controlled substance or pain medication.
C
It is not appropriate because a patient’s EHR must be absolutely accurate and complete.
D
It is not appropriate because Lynette did not ask Mrs. Smith’s permission to estimate the time.
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Lisette wants to find a healthcare job that will let her be part of a patient care team. Which type of task would Lisette MOST likely perform in a patient care team role?

A
organizing financial and billing information
B
creating educational materials for hospital worker trainings
C
drawing someone’s blood for testing
D
researching the causes of infectious diseases
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Which scenario would MOST likely be considered a HIPAA violation?

A
A nurse gives discharge instructions to a patient when their spouse is in the room.
B
Two employees discuss a bothersome patient by name while waiting for the elevator.
C
A medical assistant calls a patient by name when it is time for their appointment.
D
A lab tech assistant closes out of a patient chart on the computer while they retrieve samples from the refrigerator.
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Noah wants to start working in a medical career after high school while he pursues his studies. Which career progression would make the MOST sense for Noah?

A
certified nursing assistant, registered nurse, nurse practitioner
B
pharmacist, registered nurse, certified nursing assistant
C
pharmacist, certified nursing assistant, licensed practical nurse
D
licensed practical nurse, nurse practitioner, certified nursing assistant
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Which nurse is MOST accurately modeling professional verbal communication?

A
Ahmed gives a “thumbs up” to a patient when leaving the exam room.
B
Mina speaks in a harsh tone because she believes people will take her more seriously that way.
C
Karina introduces herself by name and ask patients if they have any questions.
D
Jaden uses a sarcastic and joking tone with younger patients to relate to them better.
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As he is leaving for the day, Michael shouts, “See you all tomorrow!” to his coworkers. Shelia, who is entering appointment information into the office computer at the time, looks up and gives him a smile and a wave. Did Shelia demonstrate professional communication? Why or why not?

A
No, because she did not verbally respond to Michael's goodbye.
B
No, because a wave is not professional in office settings.
C
Yes, because she did not look away from her computer or make eye contact.
D
Yes, because her non-verbal communication was kind and polite.
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What quality MOST describes what makes stem cells unique and valuable for biomedical therapies?

A
They are available in endless supply.
B
They regenerate daily within the lymph nodes.
C
They can develop into different types of cells within the body.
D
They do not contain hemoglobin, so they can survive without oxygen.
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What information is MOST likely to be included in a patient’s electronic medical record?

A
The patient’s favorite foods from birth to now.
B
The patient’s weight from three years ago.
C
The patient’s current social media handle.
D
The patient’s grades from all their school years.
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Medical assistant Cruz is reviewing a patient chart. Which piece of data from the chart is the BEST example of qualitative data?

A
Patient blood pressure is 102/70.
B
Patient's temperature is 38.6 degrees Celsius.
C
The patient feels like their head is on fire.
D
Patient takes two tablets of Benadryl per week.

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