12 Questions
Which tool is commonly used in a physical examination to examine the eyes?
Ophthalmoscope
What is a common task performed by a patient care assistant?
Assisting with feeding and monitoring dietary intake
What is a key responsibility of a charge nurse during a shift report?
Reporting any changes in patient condition to the takeover team
Which medical procedure involves using magnetic fields and radio waves to create images of the body's organs and structures?
MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging)
What is a crucial step in preparing a patient for a medical procedure?
Providing emotional support and companionship
What is one of the primary roles of a patient care assistant in preventing complications?
Monitoring vital signs like blood pressure and pulse rate
What are the 4 Q's used in prioritizing work tasks?
Q1 Important and urgent, Q2 important but not urgent, Q3 unimportant but urgent, Q4 unimportant and not urgent
Which of the following is NOT a typical medical procedure done in a public healthcare facility?
Physical therapy
What are three workplace documents that usually outline job requirements?
Job description, employee handbook, standard operating procedures
Which method is NOT used in patient assessment?
Questionnaire distribution
What is the purpose of shift differential in the workplace?
To provide additional compensation for working at non-preferred times
What is the main goal of Quality Assurance in healthcare?
To maintain a desired level of quality in services or products
Learn about the actions taken before and after common medical procedures, such as preparing the patient physically and emotionally, obtaining consent, monitoring the patient's condition, and providing post-procedure care.
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