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Questions in health

[Done] Supervisors must be informed of any situation in which a vehicle may break down. TRUE FALSE Individuals that use canes, walkers or wear leg braces can only be transported in a vehicle by a family member.

[Done] Select the correct answer. Which behavior reduces your risk for heart disease? A. completing low-intensity activities B. taking your pulse C. eating five small meals each day D. exercising

[Done] First aid is important because it A. improves the chances of survival B. reduces the risk of permanent injury C. reduces the risk of infection D. all of the above

[Done] Aggressively scanning the road and slower speed gives you a better chance to avoid a collision with a child. A. True B. False

[Done] What primary factor should teachers consider when planning nutrition learning activities? A. Children's developmental abilities and interests B. Cost of required food items C. Amount of preparation time D. Children's food likes and dislikes

[Done] What is an inflammation of the membrane that covers the brain and spinal cord? A. Hypochondriasis B. Encephalocele C. Encephalitis D. Meningitis

[Done] Match the given nail diseases with their correct descriptions. a. blood clot under the nail b. abnormal curving of the nail c. severe bacterial or fungal infection d. inflammation of the matrix due to some infection or injury 1. onychia 2. paronychia 3. clubbing 4. subungual hematoma

[Done] The patient care technician is reinforcing teaching about using an incentive spirometer with a patient. Which of the following instructions should the technician include? A. "You should be in the prone position when using the incentive spirometer." B. "The goal is to get the ball to rise in the chamber of the incentive spirometer." C. "Blow into the incentive spirometer to make the ball move." D. "You should use the incentive spirometer every 12 hours."

[Done] Name some topics in TIP #39, Chapter 3 and 4

[Done] Most accidents and injuries are caused by A. repeated B. unsafe C. normal D. safe conditions