Dynamics: Chapter 01

1. This is the study of microorganisms.

Pathology

Immunology

Microbiology

Cytology

Microorganisms are microscopic pathogens and nonpathogens.

Explanation

Microorganisms are microscopic pathogens and nonpathogens.

2. This health care professional provides direct patient care under the direction of aregistered nurse (RN) or physician.

Emergency medical technician (EMT)

Phlebotomist

Coding specialist

Licensed practical nurse (LPN)

LPNs may perform some basic nursing functions of the registered nurse, but is limited by the Scope of Practice and education.

Explanation

LPNs may perform some basic nursing functions of the registered nurse, but is limited by the Scope of Practice and education.

3. Ancient Greek considered to be the father of medicine and his oath is the moral and ethical basis for medical regulations and guidelines..

Socrates

Avicenna

Hippocrates

Plato

All physicians take the Hippocratic oath when entering the profession.

Explanation

All physicians take the Hippocratic oath when entering the profession.

4. The founder of modern nursing is ______________________________________.

Clara Barton

Molly Pitcher

Florence Nightingale

Lillian Wald

During the Crimean War, Florence Nightingale nursed the soldiers and noted improved outcomes with improved sanitary conditions.

Explanation

During the Crimean War, Florence Nightingale nursed the soldiers and noted improved outcomes with improved sanitary conditions.

5. The first successful inoculation against smallpox in the 18th led to the development of _______________ which led to to the eradication of many diseases, such as polio.

Medications

Microorganisms

Diagnostic tests

Vaccines

The first vaccine was from cowpox to treat smallpox.

Explanation

The first vaccine was from cowpox to treat smallpox.

6. Patients who require health care but don't need to remain in a facility for more than24 hours may receive this type of care.

Outpatient

Inpatient

Subacute

Independent-living

After 24 hours, the patient is admitted to the hospital as an "inpatient:

Explanation

After 24 hours, the patient is admitted to the hospital as an "inpatient:

7. Most medicine was rooted in religious or spiritual beliefs during this period, and disease did not spread easily.

Prehistoric Times

Ancient Times

Medieval Times

Renaissance

The Egyptians and Greeks of Ancient times were the first to study health and it's relationship to the environment and lifestyle.

Explanation

The Egyptians and Greeks of Ancient times were the first to study health and it's relationship to the environment and lifestyle.

8. This disease resulted from unsanitary living conditions in the early Renaissance period

Measles

Smallpox

Diphtheria

Bubonic Plaque

Due to poor sanitation, the Black Death killed approximately 40% of the European and Asian population.

Explanation

Due to poor sanitation, the Black Death killed approximately 40% of the European and Asian population.

9. These therapies, sometimes referred to as alternative medicine, promote healingthrough nutrition, exercise, or relaxation

Physical

Complementary

Occupational

Radiation

10. These health care professionals are trained to assist physicians or other medicalproviders in clinical or administrative procedures.

Medical assistants

Physician assistants

Surgical technologists

Both A and B

Both professions perform functions that help office operations and can provide clinical or patient care tasks.

Explanation

Both professions perform functions that help office operations and can provide clinical or patient care tasks.

11. Egyptian medicine was considered highly advanced during this period.

Prehistoric Times

Ancient Times

Medieval Times

Renaissance

Egyptians and Greeks dominated Prehistoric times included superstition and health seen as a reward or punishment. Egypt and Greece were the world centers in Ancient Times.

Explanation

Egyptians and Greeks dominated Prehistoric times included superstition and health seen as a reward or punishment. Egypt and Greece were the world centers in Ancient Times.

12. The microscope was invented during this period,allowing scientists to view previously undetectedorganisms.

Ancient times

Medieval times

Renaissance

Modern Times

During Modern Times, innovation increased medical education and advancements to this day.

Explanation

During Modern Times, innovation increased medical education and advancements to this day.

13. The first medical universities were established during this period.

Ancient Times

Medieval Times

Renaissance

Modern Times

14. Patients who have serious, severe, or painful conditions requiring immediatemedical attention receive care at ________________ facilities.

Extended care

Subacute care

Rehabilitation

Acute care

Acute care facilities are usually hospitals.

Explanation

Acute care facilities are usually hospitals.

15. Today, more health care professionals are shifting their focus from treatment to _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.

Diet and exercise

Complementary therapies

Alternative therapies

Wellness and prevention

Vaccines prevent illness and diet reduces common illnesses such as obesity and hypertension.

Explanation

Vaccines prevent illness and diet reduces common illnesses such as obesity and hypertension.

16. The Bubonic Plague of the 14th century is an example of a/an __________________because it was a deadly disease that spread across the continent.

Epidemic

Pandemic

Endemic

Contagious disease

17. A/An ________________approach to health care involves treating the whole person, which includes body and mind, including some nontraditional remedies.

Homeopathy

Tribal

Cultural sensitivity

Holistic

18. The fall of the Roman Empire suspended medical progress during this period.

Ancient times

Medieval Times

Renaissance

Modern Times

The Roman Empire were the first to be concerned with public health. Sanitation deteriorated after Rome's fall.

Explanation

The Roman Empire were the first to be concerned with public health. Sanitation deteriorated after Rome's fall.

19. A virus can only be seen through a ______________________.

Microscope

Sphygmomanometer

Electron microscope

Stethoscope

A virus is the smallest pathogen and cannot be visualized with a regular microscope.

Explanation

A virus is the smallest pathogen and cannot be visualized with a regular microscope.

20. A ____________program provides care typically in-home by reducing pain, symptoms, andstress during the early stages of a patient's terminal illness.

Acute care

Subacute

Extended care

Hospice

Hospice care is "end of life" care.

Explanation

Hospice care is "end of life" care.

21. The stethoscope was invented by ______________________________.

Louis Pasteur

Antonie Van Leeuwenhoek

Rene Laennac

Edward Jenner

The first stethoscope was a rolled piece of heavy paper against the chest.

Explanation

The first stethoscope was a rolled piece of heavy paper against the chest.

22. During Ancient times, the Romans improved health through their beliefs in __________________ .

Sanitation

Hygiene

Medicine

Sanitation and hygiene

The Romans built their villages away from standing water, built the first aqueducts for clean water, removed sewage through systems, and created public bath houses.

Explanation

The Romans built their villages away from standing water, built the first aqueducts for clean water, removed sewage through systems, and created public bath houses.

Dynamics: Chapter 01

1. This is the study of microorganisms.

2.

What first name or nickname would you like us to use?

2. This health care professional provides direct patient care under the direction of aregistered nurse (RN) or physician.

3. Ancient Greek considered to be the father of medicine and his oath is the moral and ethical basis for medical regulations and guidelines..

4. The founder of modern nursing is ______________________________________.

5. The first successful inoculation against smallpox in the 18th led to the development of _______________ which led to to the eradication of many diseases, such as polio.

6. Patients who require health care but don't need to remain in a facility for more than24 hours may receive this type of care.

7. Most medicine was rooted in religious or spiritual beliefs during this period, and disease did not spread easily.

8. This disease resulted from unsanitary living conditions in the early Renaissance period

9. These therapies, sometimes referred to as alternative medicine, promote healingthrough nutrition, exercise, or relaxation

10. These health care professionals are trained to assist physicians or other medicalproviders in clinical or administrative procedures.

11. Egyptian medicine was considered highly advanced during this period.

12. The microscope was invented during this period,allowing scientists to view previously undetectedorganisms.

13. The first medical universities were established during this period.

14. Patients who have serious, severe, or painful conditions requiring immediatemedical attention receive care at ________________ facilities.

15. Today, more health care professionals are shifting their focus from treatment to _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.

16. The Bubonic Plague of the 14th century is an example of a/an __________________because it was a deadly disease that spread across the continent.

17. A/An ________________approach to health care involves treating the whole person, which includes body and mind, including some nontraditional remedies.

18. The fall of the Roman Empire suspended medical progress during this period.

19. A virus can only be seen through a ______________________.

20. A ____________program provides care typically in-home by reducing pain, symptoms, andstress during the early stages of a patient's terminal illness.

21. The stethoscope was invented by ______________________________.

22. During Ancient times, the Romans improved health through their beliefs in __________________ .