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? 

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

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.

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.   

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: 

86. A patient states that they feel nauseated and they begin to gag. You give them a basin and you noticed that they have bright red blood present in their vomit. The correct medical term for this problem is:

23. Joanne was having trouble hearing. Her mom took her to the clinic for a checkup. The doctor explained that she had a lot of ear wax. The medical term for ear wax that he wrote on the chart was:    

81. You are currently attending the Psychiatric Technician Program after spending the last  two years working full-time at a coffee house. You are facing many challenges in your personal life such as reducing your work hours, having a decrease in your income and your family and friends are upset with you about spending less time with them. These are positive changes that have helped you to be successful in the program. This process is known as:

90. The patient is complaining of pain in their lower abdomen at a level 5. You notice that they have a PO, PRN medication for pain. You administer the medication with your instructor present. Following the nursing process, what step are you completing?