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What is the definition of Aphasia?
A
The inability to understand and interpret words.
B
The ability to remember recent events.
C
The loss of long term memory.
D
The inability to articulate words or speak.
Question 1 Explanation: 
Aphasia is the loss of a persons ability to articulate and use words. Often this is caused by damage to the brain from a stroke or sometimes even trauma.
Question 2
If our patient has Bradycardia, what does that mean?
A
The patient is breathing slowly.
B
The patient is unconscious.
C
The patients heart rate is slow, below 60 bpm
D
The patients heart rate is fast, above 60 bpm
Question 2 Explanation: 
Bradycardia is a term used for patients whose heart beats are slower than normal. Often times this rate will be considered bradycardia if it is under 60 BPM
Question 3
What does Afebrile mean?
A
A sudden onset of fever
B
Low Fever
C
High Fever
D
No Fever
Question 4
The definition of  Scope of Practice is?
A
Skills which the health care worker is legally able to perform.
B
Skills which the health care worker has seen performed, and believes he or she is competent enough to perform them.
C
All skills taught in class.
D
Any skill that the nursing homes or elderly care facilities request you to perform.
Question 5
What is Rigor Mortis?
A
The patient is having problems moving his or her limbs due to rigidity.
B
High amounts of calcium in the diet causes bones to become more rigid and to splinter.
C
After death the patients body becomes rigid due to large amounts of calcium in the body.
D
Spasms of the muscles caused by lack of potassium.
Question 6
Supine Position is?
A
Lying on his side.
B
Lying on his back.
C
Lying on his stomach.
D
Sitting upright.
Question 6 Explanation: 
The supine position is lying on ones back, facing up.
Question 7
What is the average systolic Blood Pressure?
A
60-90
B
80-120
C
90-130
D
90-120
Question 7 Explanation: 
The Average systolic blood pressure should be between 90 and 120 mm
Question 8
What is an Embolism?
A
A bubble of air that blocks blood flow in arteries.
B
A Blood clot that breaks off, flows through the blood stream, and causes obstruction.
C
When an artery begins to clot due to damage and causes obstruction.
D
When a patients blood vessel bursts inside of the head.
Question 9
The term Atrophy refers to?
A
A body organ becoming larger do to under use.
B
A body organ becoming smaller because of to much use.
C
A body organ becoming larger because of over use.
D
A body organ becoming smaller because of under use.
Question 9 Explanation: 
If a patient does not use his or her legs, arms, or back, often times the muscles begin to atrophy and become smaller.
Question 10
Pulse oximetry measures?
A
The amount of c02 in the blood.
B
The amount of oxygen in a patients lungs.
C
The amount of binded Oxygen per hemoglobin.
D
The amount of C02 in the patients lungs.
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