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1 ) A ---------- is a room in the hospital where dead bodies are taken and stored 

a) ICU
b ) Mortuary
c ) Ward 
d ) Waiting room . 

2 ) All of the following are jobs except 

a ) A paramedic 
b ) A scrub nurse 
c ) A porter
d ) An umbilical cord

3 ) " Ambulance crew " refers to : 

a ) Midwives 
b ) Scrub nurses 
c ) Porters
d ) paramedics

4 ) a pathologist is someone who : 

a ) knows the path 
b ) studies illnesses 
c ) specializes in bacteria
d ) provides patients with baths

5 ) please move the dead patient to the 

e ) mortuary 
f ) ward
g ) operating room 
h ) ICU

6 ) The ---------- nurses are usually unqualified and paid the lowest salary

a ) Triage 
b ) Auxiliary 
c ) Charge 
d ) Scrub

7 ) On the top grades are : 

a ) Auxiliary nurses
b ) nursing officers
c ) Staff nurses
d ) charge nurses 

8 ) a person especially a woman who is trained to help women give birth to babies :

a ) consultant 
b ) midwife
c ) sister 
d ) pharmacist

9)we had to wait for the ----- to make up her presciption 

a) radiologist 
b) porter
c) pharmacist 
d) surgeon 

10 ) the scientific study of old age and ageing is called : 

a) geriatrics 
b) cardiology
c) gynaecology 
d) pediatrics 

11) --------- or " Mercy Killing " is killing a patient suffering from an incurable disease

a) Post-mortem 
b) Euthanasia
c) Catheters 
d) Suicide 

12 )Which hospital department treats bones? 

a) Renal Unit 
b) Dermatology 
c) Neurology
d) Orthopedics 

13 ) -------- is not having enough glucose in the blood 

a) Hypotension 
b) Hypothermia 
c) Hypoglycemia
d) Hyperglycemia 

14) He is 90 years old. send him to: 

a) Gastroenterology 
b) Psychiatry 
c) Gerontology 
d) Nephrology 

15 ) He has a earache and a runny nose. Refer him to: 

a) Hepatology 
b) Nephrology
c) Otolaryngology 
d) Hematology 

16 ) Vitamin C helps ------- to repair itself when it is cut or damaged: 

a) Organs 
b) Bones 
c) Muscles
d) skin

17 ) To control your obesity, you have to have a ---- diet. 

a) Fresh 
b) Good
c) Balanced 
d) natural 

18) when a surgeon ------- a limb, he cuts it off from the body. 

a) Treats 
b) Diagnoses 
c) Examines
d) Amputates 

19) Fatal errors can result into patient's ------. 

a) Death 
b) Misdiagnosis
c) Recovery 
d) mistakes 

20 ) ----------- deals with the patient's pregnancy and child birth 

a) Orthopedic 
b) Obstetrics
c) Pediatrics 
d) Pathology 

21 ) When a patient coughs blood, he might suffer from ----- 

a) Cold 
b) Croup
c) Asthma 
d) Pneumonia 

22) A ----- is a written instructions about the medication a patient should take. 

a) Fatal error 
b) Record
c) Prescription 
d) note 

23 ) ---------- treats diseases of skin 

a) Pathology 
b) Dermatology
c) Cardiology 
d) Hematology 

24) Anorexia is : 

a) Eating too much 
b) Dieting till stop eating
c) Eating too much and vomiting 
d) Both B & C

25 ) A type of disease that affects bones and makes them break easily is called 

a) Confinement 
b) Gait
c) Impairment 
d) Osteoporosis 

26 ) -------- is a hormone that controls the level of glucose in the blood 

a) Calorie 
b) Protein
c) Insulin 
d) Vitamin 

27 ) ------- is the branch of medicine dealing with the treatment of deformities, diseases and injures of the bones ,muscles 

a) Geriatrics 
b) Gynecology
c) Obstetrics 
d) Orthopedics 

28 ) ----------- nurse decides how urgently patients need to be treated according to their illness 

a) Charge 
b) Auxiliary
c ) Triage 
d) Staff 

29 ) ----- prepares medications to patients 

a) Scrub nurse 
b) Midwife
c) Porter 
d) Pharmacist 

30 ) What's hypoglycemia 

a) When the blood glucose level shoots up
b) When the blood glucose level remains normal 
c) When the blood glucose level falls very low 
d) When there is no glucose in the blood.

31) What advice isn't good for diabetic people 

a) They should have a balanced diet 
b) They shouldn't eat sweet things at all 
c) They need to count calories in their meals 
d) They should have snacks, not big meals 

32)Type 1 diabetes is associated with 

a) Adults 
b) Old people
c) Children 
d) All the above 

33) A patient with type 1 diabetes needs 

a) To take insulin injectable form 
b) To be overweight
c) To have a special diet  
d) Both a & c 

34) Overweight people are more likely to get 

a) Type 1 diabetes 
b) Type 2 diabetes
c) Both a & b 
d) None of the above 

35 ) A ---------responds to emergencies and gives first aid 

a) Scrub nurse 
b) Paramedic
c) Consultant 
d) porter

36) Blood flows from the heart's right ventricle into the 

a) Left ventricle 
b) Right atrium
c)Pulmonary artery 
d) Pulmonary vein 

37) Na is the symbol for 

a) Sodium 
b) Iron 
c) Potassium 
d) Nitrogen 

38) What blood component makes up over 50% of blood volume 

a) Red blood cells 
b) Plasma 
c) Iron 
d) Platelets 

39) A hematologist specializes in what specific body part 

a) Lungs 
b) Blood
c) Joints 
d) Bones 

40) In medicine, the abbreviation IM means 

a) Intradermal 
b) Intramuscular 
c) Intravenous 
d) Intermediary 

41 ) you are transporting an antibiotic that is light - sensitive. which of these is important to remember 

a) the antibiotic must be started on the patient as quickly as possible 
b) the antibiotic must be administrated at a fast rate 
c) the antibiotic must be kept in a bag that is not light - penetrable. 
d) a registered nurse must transport this medication 

42) a 24 -hours urine collection should be kept ------ during the 24 hour collection period 

a) in the dark 
b) warm
c) in sterile conditions 
d) cold 

43) you were asked by the doctor to collect a swab specimen from a patient's wound. What is the best collection site 

a) any of these sites are appropriate 
b) the side of the wound 
c) the centre of the wounds depths 
d) the center surface portion of the wound 

44) which of the following may cause a specimen to be rejected by the lab? 

a) The specimen has a patient's name, but not identification number 
b) The specimen contains less fluid than requested 
c) The specimen arrived 2 hours late 
d) All of these

45) What happens during ventricle systole 

a) The ventricles contract and blood is forced into the vena cava 
b) The ventricles relax forcing blood through the tricuspid and mitral valves 
c) The ventricles contract and blood is forced into the aorta and pulmonary artery 
d) The ventricles relax and fill with blood from the atria 

46) What is the best definition of asystole? 

a) Normal cardiac activity 
b) No cardiac activity 
c) Slow cardiac activity 
d) Fast cardiac activity 

47 ) Gas exchange in the lungs occurs in one-celled sacs called 

a) Alveoli 
b) Bronchi
c) Capillaries 
d) Pleurae 

48 ) If a patient has rhinorrhea as a symptom, this means which of the following? 

a) Mucus discharge from the nose 
b) Excessive tearing from the eyes 
c) Excessive drooling 
d) Excessive fluid in the ear 

49 ) What is adipose tissue in the body? 

a) The outer layer of the skin 
b) The whites of the eye 
c) The sac around the heart 
d) The fatty tissue in the body 

50) Adipose tissue is made of 

a) Fat cells 
b) Lymph nodes
c) Muscles 
d) Skin

51 ) The prefix brady means 

a) Fast 
b) Irregular
c) Slow 
d) Without 

52) Before making rounds, a medical assistant should be sure that they are carrying which of the following? 

a) A pen 
b) A syringe
c) A glucose meter 
d) A change of clothes 

53) Which of the following is important for the medical assistant to do before and after contact with the patient? 

a) Record their interaction 
b) Ask the patient questions
c) Disinfect or wash your hands 
d) File a claim with the insurance company 

54 ) If an infection is nosocomial, it means which of the following? 

a) Contracted within the hospital 
b) Originates outside of the body 
c) Contracted by touch 
d) That originates from within our own body 

55 ) If a patient is tested to determine the antibiotics that a pathogen is susceptible to, what type of test is being conducted? 

a) Sensitivity 
b) Biopsy 
c) Culture 
d) Cytology 

56) Which of the following should a medical assistant do while the patient is explaining their symptoms 

a) Make eye contact and listen 
b) Avoid eye contact and listen 
c) Prepare for the next patient 
d) Multitask 

57) A cystoscope is most commonly used by a specialist in 

a) Endocrinology 
b) Urology 
c) Gynecology 
d) Gastroenterology 

58) Which is the term for an abnormally low white blood cells? 

a) Anemia
b) Leukemia
c) Leukocytosis
d) Leucopenia

59) in the periodic table, k is the symbol for

a) Calcium
b) lodine
c) Phosphorus
d) Potassium

60 ) Which blood type would be considered the "universal donor"? 

a) AB 
b) O+
c) O- 
d)B- 

61 ) ----------- ls a protein in plasma which forms blood clots and stops excessive bleeding during tissues or vascular injury 

a) Erythrocytes 
b) Leukocytes
c) Reagent 
d) Fibrinogen 

62 ) Of the following, which would be considered the first step in treating a patient with a chemical burn of the skin 

a) Wash with soap and water
b) Apply an antiseptic ointment 
c) Apply ice 
d) Flush area with water 

63 ) If a patient has severe burns over more than half of the body and the burning process has been stopped, which of the following should be the next step in the treatment? 

a) Starting IV antibiotics 
b) Applying antibacterial ointment 
c) Administering high- flow oxygen 
d) Wound debridement 

64) If a patient is admitted with a cut that is still bleeding, which of the following should be done first? 

a) Stitch wound 
b) Apply antibiotic ointment 
c) Get the tetanus shot 
d) Stop the bleeding 

65) A paramedic informs the medical assistant that a patient has had a cardiac arrest. What does this mean? 

a) Irregular heartbeat 
b) Blood flow interference to the heart 
c) Variation in the rhythm of the heartbeat 
d) Sudden stoppage of the heartbeat 

66) The pharmaceutical abbreviation " qid" means 

a) Every hour 
b) Every day 
c) Four times a day 
d) Every week 

67) If medication has been ordered by a physician to be taken "pc" it should be given 

a) Before meals 
b) At hours sleep 
c) After meals 
d) Every four hours 

68) The pharmaceutical abbreviation "bid " means 

a) Once a day 
b) Twice a day
c) Once a week 
d) Twice a week 

69) If a physician prescribes a low-fat diet for a patient, which of the following should they be able to eat? 

a) Whole milk 
b) Chicken with skin attached 
c) Cake with icing 
d) Boneless, skinless chicken breast

70) Why should a patient who is in shock be positioned with the head lower than the rest of the body? 

a) To prevent vomiting 
b) To encourage blood flow to the brain 
c) To make the heart beat slower 

71) Viruses, bacteria, fungi are all agents in the chain of infection 

True 
false 

72) The normal adult heart rate is 60-100 bpm 

True 
false 

73) Which is not a vital sign of bodily function? 

a) Weight 
b) Temperature
c) Pulse 
d) respiration 

74) the right side of the heart pumps -------- blood 

oxygenated 
deoxygenated 

75) which of the following terms means" surgical removal of the uterus"? 

a) appendectomy 
b) cholecystectomy
c) hysterectomy 
d) nephrectomy 

76) the word roots vas/o means 

a) vein 
b) artery 
c) vessel 
d) capillary 

77) the term rhinorrhea means 

a) inflammation of the nose 
b) suturing of the nostris 
c) discharge from the nose 
d) enlargement of the nose 

78) a female patient has a special X ray procedure of the breasts. the X ray image is called 

a) mammoplasty 
b) mammectomy 
c) mammagraphy (mammopexy)
d) mammogram 

79) you have been having chronic pains in the upper abdomen and your family physician refers you to a specialist in diseases of the digestive tract called a 

a) neurologist 
b) cardiologist 
c) gastroenterologist 
d) pediatrics

80) what percentage of the human body is water? 

a) 25% 
b) 45% 
c) 75% 
d) 95% 

81) How much is the normal heart beat per minute ? 

a) 50 
b) 60
c) 70 
d) 80 

82) Where is the smallest bones in your body? 

a) In your throat 
b) In your hand 
c) in your toes 
d) In your ear 

83) The word element cardio means 

a) Red 
b) Skull
c) Heart 
d) Pelvis 

84) If medication of a patient is indicated as PRN , it is given 

a) Once a day 
b) When necessary 
c) By the mouth only 
d) To discontinue use 

85) A patient with a rapid pulse has bradycardia 

True 
False 

86) Hypertension is also referred to as high blood pressure 

True 
false 

87) A mature erythrocyte has no nucleus 

True 
false 

88) The term hepatormegaly means 

a) Enlargement of the liver 
b) Hemorrhage from the liver 
c) Dysfunction of the kidneys 
d) Underdevelopment of the liver 

89) Which of the following valve regulates blood flow from the heart's upper right chamber to the right ventricle 

a) The pulmonary valve 
b) The tricuspid valve 
c) The mitral valve 
d) The aortic valve 

90 ) If you are talking about the veins and arteries, you might use the word 

a) Ductal 
b) Venous
c) arterial 
d) vascular

91) although the suffix "-itis " can generally mean disease, it most often refers specifically to what? 

a) Immune failure 
b) Inflammation
c) Cell death 
d) Subnormal temperature 

92) Hepatic is an adjective describing which body part? 

a) Eyes 
b) Liver 
c) Stomach 
d) Teeth 

93 ) Where in the body do you find " marrow" 

a) The bones 
b) The stomach
c) The nose 
d) The uterus 

94) What does the prefix " neuro-" refers to ? 

a) The brain and the nerves 
b) The stomach
c) The liver 
d) Skin 

95) The general meaning of "corpus" is best described by which of the following? 

a) Abdomen 
b) Chest
c) body 
d) kidney 

96) which of the following branches of medicine specializes in the study of the masculoskeletal system? 

a) Gynecology 
b) Nephrology
c) Pediatrics 
d) urology 
e) None

97) hyperopia is a medical term for 

a) nearsightedness 
b) farsightedness
c) laser eye surgery 
d) eyeball 

98) myopia is the medical term for 

a) nearsightedness 
b) farsightedness 
c) laser eye surgery 
d) eyeball 

99 ) is a common vision condition in which you can see distant objects clearly, but objects nearby may be blurry 

a) nearsightedness 
b) farsightedness
c) laser eye surgery 
d) strabismus 

100 ) an inflammation of the cornea 

a) keratitis 
b) amblyopia 
c) cataract 
d) glaucoma 

101) is a swelling and irritation in the colored ring around your eye's pupl

a) keratitis
b) amblyopia
c)iritis 
d) glaucoma 

102) a condition in which the eyes do not point in the same direction 

a) nearsightedness 
b) farsightedness 
c) iritis 
d) strabismus 

103) a thin layer of tissue that lines the back of the eye on the inside 

a) retina 
b) pupil 
c) macula 
d) iris 

104) the clear gelatinous substance that fills the eyeball 

a) macula 
b) vitreous humour 
c) retina 
d) cornea 

105) inflammation of the eyelids 

a) cataract 
b) blepharitisuas 
c) iritis
d) strabismus 

106) a valve in the heat that is situated between the left atrium and left ventricle 

a) tricuspid valve 
b) mitral valve 
c) aortic valve 
d) pulmonary valve 

107) elevated leucocyte can indicate infection 

True 
false
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