bacteriaWhat areantibioticsmainlyused for?epidemicSpreads fromperson toperson andaffects largenumbersApicalpulse siteis locatedat the apexof the heartCyanosisBluishdiscolorationof the skindropletprecautionsMethods of infectioncontrol that must be usedfor patients known orsuspected to be infectedwith pathogenstransmitted by largeparticles expelled duringcoughing, sneezing,talking, or laughingBrachialpulse site isused whentaking abloodpressureStandardprecautionsFor the care of allpatients/residentsregardless of theirdiagnosis orinfections EVERYPAITENT EVERYTIMEfalseimprisonmentApplicationof physicalrestraintswithoutauthorizationpandemicSpreadsover a widegeographicareaTemporalpulse site islocated atthe sides ofthe foreheadcontactprecautionsPractices toprevent spreadof disease bydirect orindirect contactRadialmost commonpulse siteused whentaking vitalsigns/pulseCrustScab ordried pusand bloodAIDS-AcquiredimmunedeficiencysyndromeAttacks the body’simmune system,rendering the immunesystem unable to fightoff certain infectionsand diseases, andeventually causingdeathinvasionofprivacyUnnecessaryexposure ofan individual.12-20normalrespirationsfor an adult(per minute)visiblechestrisebest way toknow if youhave givenan effectivebreathCarotidpulse site islocated onthe sides ofthe neckHIPAAWhat standardsprovide federalprotection forprivacy ofhealth carerecords?HAI, HospitalAcquiredInfections(Nosocomial)Is aninfectionacquired bya health carefacility60-100normalpulse foran adult(bpm)JaundiceYellowishdiscolorationof the skinErythemaReddishcolor ofthe skinDiabetesChronic diseasecaused bydecreasedsecretion of insulinor body cellsresistant to theeffects of insulin.bacteriaWhat areantibioticsmainlyused for?epidemicSpreads fromperson toperson andaffects largenumbersApicalpulse siteis locatedat the apexof the heartCyanosisBluishdiscolorationof the skindropletprecautionsMethods of infectioncontrol that must be usedfor patients known orsuspected to be infectedwith pathogenstransmitted by largeparticles expelled duringcoughing, sneezing,talking, or laughingBrachialpulse site isused whentaking abloodpressureStandardprecautionsFor the care of allpatients/residentsregardless of theirdiagnosis orinfections EVERYPAITENT EVERYTIMEfalseimprisonmentApplicationof physicalrestraintswithoutauthorizationpandemicSpreadsover a widegeographicareaTemporalpulse site islocated atthe sides ofthe foreheadcontactprecautionsPractices toprevent spreadof disease bydirect orindirect contactRadialmost commonpulse siteused whentaking vitalsigns/pulseCrustScab ordried pusand bloodAIDS-AcquiredimmunedeficiencysyndromeAttacks the body’simmune system,rendering the immunesystem unable to fightoff certain infectionsand diseases, andeventually causingdeathinvasionofprivacyUnnecessaryexposure ofan individual.12-20normalrespirationsfor an adult(per minute)visiblechestrisebest way toknow if youhave givenan effectivebreathCarotidpulse site islocated onthe sides ofthe neckHIPAAWhat standardsprovide federalprotection forprivacy ofhealth carerecords?HAI, HospitalAcquiredInfections(Nosocomial)Is aninfectionacquired bya health carefacility60-100normalpulse foran adult(bpm)JaundiceYellowishdiscolorationof the skinErythemaReddishcolor ofthe skinDiabetesChronic diseasecaused bydecreasedsecretion of insulinor body cellsresistant to theeffects of insulin.

HOC Review #4* - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. I-What are antibiotics mainly used for?
    I-bacteria
  2. B-Spreads from person to person and affects large numbers
    B-epidemic
  3. G-pulse site is located at the apex of the heart
    G-Apical
  4. O-Bluish discoloration of the skin
    O-Cyanosis
  5. G-Methods of infection control that must be used for patients known or suspected to be infected with pathogens transmitted by large particles expelled during coughing, sneezing, talking, or laughing
    G-droplet precautions
  6. N-pulse site is used when taking a blood pressure
    N-Brachial
  7. G-For the care of all patients/residents regardless of their diagnosis or infections EVERY PAITENT EVERY TIME
    G-Standard precautions
  8. I-Application of physical restraints without authorization
    I-false imprisonment
  9. I-Spreads over a wide geographic area
    I-pandemic
  10. B-pulse site is located at the sides of the forehead
    B-Temporal
  11. O-Practices to prevent spread of disease by direct or indirect contact
    O-contact precautions
  12. I-most common pulse site used when taking vital signs/pulse
    I-Radial
  13. O-Scab or dried pus and blood
    O-Crust
  14. I-Attacks the body’s immune system, rendering the immune system unable to fight off certain infections and diseases, and eventually causing death
    I-AIDS-Acquired immune deficiency syndrome
  15. B-Unnecessary exposure of an individual.
    B-invasion of privacy
  16. G-normal respirations for an adult (per minute)
    G-12-20
  17. O-best way to know if you have given an effective breath
    O-visible chest rise
  18. O-pulse site is located on the sides of the neck
    O-Carotid
  19. N- What standards provide federal protection for privacy of health care records?
    N-HIPAA
  20. B-Is an infection acquired by a health care facility
    B-HAI, Hospital Acquired Infections (Nosocomial)
  21. N-normal pulse for an adult (bpm)
    N-60-100
  22. G-Yellowish discoloration of the skin
    G-Jaundice
  23. N-Reddish color of the skin
    N-Erythema
  24. B-Chronic disease caused by decreased secretion of insulin or body cells resistant to the effects of insulin.
    B-Diabetes