72. The principle that states “familiarity with one’s environment makes that environment less hazardous,” means the health care worker should do which of the following? 

57. On the night shift, Susan the P.T. finds erythema on Mrs. Elm’s right heel. She knows that this is a Stage ___________ pressure sore and so she massages around the area.

26. David, a high school student, broke his arm while playing football. A plaster cast was applied to his arm. One hour after the cast was applied he began to have a loss of sensation in his hands and fingers. This loss of sensation is known as: 

79. According to the text which number would indicate a normal oral temperature on the Centigrade/Celsius  scale? 

37. A macrophage is concerned with immunity and is capable of phagocytosis. These cells (macrophages) are strategically placed in which of the following locations in the body?

41. An example of artificially acquired active immunity is which of the following? 

5. While Jack, a sports enthusiast, was watching Monday night football, a nose bleed occurred when he got excited about a play. The medical term for nosebleed is: 

15. Justin needs his post-operative care completed and the Psychiatric Technician decides to use a/an ________________ on his wound because it prevents or inhibits the growth of microorganisms.   

55. The following shift the HCW notices the left hip area has a dime size blister with subcutaneous tissue involvement and a foul-smelling drainage. The HCW records that this is a Stage ________ pressure sore.

16  Practices used by the HCW to keep microorganisms in a given area are: