Healthcare Academy Practice Exam

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• Infection control, which link in the chain of infection is broken by proper hand hygiene?
• When documenting in a patient chart, what does 'SOAP' stand for?
• Whose study demonstrated the efficacy of direct revascularization over indirect?
• Explain the difference between acute and chronic pain assessment approaches.
• Which Rutherford category range is described for advanced PAD in the Makam study?
• For monitoring sedation after medication administration, which parameter is most important to monitor?
• What is the proper definition of homeostasis in human physiology?
• In standard PPE donning, which item is placed immediately after the gown?
• What is the basic mechanism of the 'fight or flight' response and its relevance to clinical settings?
• What are the two levels of PPE commonly used in clinical settings, and when is each used?
• Which signs are commonly monitored as part of sepsis assessment?
• What is an angiosome?
• What happens to margin when performing 2 or more lesions with CSI?
• How does an open wound differ from a closed wound?
• Define aseptic technique and its role in clinical settings.
• Interpreting a standard electrolyte panel showing hyponatremia requires what assessment?
• What percentage of lesions were calcified in Confirm I?
• Which finding is typically associated with pulmonary consolidation on palpation and auscultation?
• Which arteries are the three source arteries for angiosomes of the foot and ankle?
• In CSI cost reduction, which statement best reflects device usage?
• Which type describes flush/ostium occlusion of tibial?
• Which practice is least aligned with proper PPE protocol?
• Which elements are essential for informed consent?
• Which is a branch of the peroneal artery?
• How is a reimbursement rate defined?
• Which item is NOT considered PPE in standard clinical practice?
• Which of the following is a normal adult respiratory rate range?
• Name the five rights of medication administration.
• What best describes isotonic fluid and when is it typically used?
• What is the normal systolic blood pressure range for adults?
• What distinguishes a near-miss event from an adverse event in patient safety?
• Which statement about retrograde imaging is correct?
• Which tool measures average glucose over roughly 2-3 months?
• Which sheath size is used with CSI devices?
• Which device requires a 7-8 Fr sheath?
• By how much did limb salvage rates increase for up to four years after direct revascularization?
• Which statement best distinguishes correlation from causation?
• Under HIPAA, which scenario is appropriate regarding disclosure of patient information?
• What does capitation refer to in physician payment models?
• Which study design is most robust for establishing causation?
• What is the frequency range used in the ultrasound concepts discussed?
• What is the appropriate response when a code blue is called?
• Which statement best describes sterile field integrity and how it is maintained during procedures?
• How is 'margin' defined in reimbursement terms?
• Which limitation is commonly associated with telemedicine?
• The PQRST mnemonic is used to assist with which aspect of patient care?
• What is a common first-aid response to choking in an adult without a medical device?
• In the Confirm Series, what percentage of patients had CLI?
• Which option correctly identifies the nephron's role?
• Which scenario requires using PPE?
• In ultrasound imaging, are lower frequencies generally used for deeper tissue scanning?
• What does medical coding involve?
• Which type describes an occlusion in the body of tibial arteries?
• Which device is most appropriate for delivering low to moderate oxygen concentration with monitoring and prescription?
• What is the Office Based Lab reimbursement rate for tibial lesions?
• In the Mustapha Limb Salvage Study, what percentage was BTK?
• In Iida's Retrospective Study, what was the FFMA rate for indirect revascularization?
• The posterior tibial artery supplies three portions of the foot. Which of the following is one of its branches?
• Which action should be performed after removing PPE?
• Which option is NOT listed as one of the three primary ways doctors are paid?
• Which of the following is NOT a typical component of PPE?
• Which of the following are types of transmission-based precautions?
• Which structure delays electrical impulses to coordinate atrial and ventricular contraction?
• What percentage of participants in the OASIS IDE trial were diabetic?
• The anterior tibial artery supplies which angiosome?
• Which trial compared bypass versus angioplasty in severe ischemia of the leg?
• Which structure initiates the cardiac electrical impulse?
• Which diabetes management tool measures ketone bodies?
• Which leukocyte type is primarily involved in adaptive immunity?
• Which option correctly pairs medical coding systems with their primary use?
• Which of the following is a routine item of PPE in clinical settings?
• During which phase of the cardiac cycle does diastolic pressure occur?
• A stock medication is 100 mg/mL. If a patient requires 25 mg, how many milliliters should be administered?
• Which describes the proper hand hygiene protocol before patient contact?
• An oxygen saturation of 92% on room air is most consistent with which level of oxygenation?
• What is the purpose of sterile technique in wound care?
• Which action best protects healthcare workers from exposure in clinical settings?
• What is the basic format of a SOAP note?
• What is the impact of adequate protein on wound healing?
• Why is sterile technique required for IV cannulation and catheter insertion?
• In TAMI: Tibiopedal Arterial Minimally Invasive, what is the overall benefit of using a 4 Fr sheath?
• In ultrasound terminology, penetration is greater with which frequency type?
• What does the term hypertension mean, and what is its common abbreviation?
• In ultrasound, resolution describes which aspect of the image?
• Which statement about the three source arteries for foot and ankle angiosomes is true?
• For higher concentrations of oxygen, which device is appropriate?
• In the Patlola trial, what was the procedural success rate for BTK lesions?
• What are the basic steps in the chain of infection?
• What is the listed price of a Turbohawk device?
• Systolic pressure and diastolic pressure are defined by which statement?
• In the Makam 2011 study, how many lesions were treated?
• What is the listed price of a Rotoblator device?
• Which statement best describes how PPO plans differ from HMOs?
• Which practice is a core component of standard precautions when handling bodily fluids?
• Which statement correctly pairs a vaccine with its primary disease target?
• What effect does the gain control have on the ultrasound image?
• How is body mass index calculated and what ranges define underweight to obesity?
• In the FAST exam, which signs indicate a possible stroke?
• In the described organizational structure, which group is responsible for hospital profits, margins, volume, and prices?
• In the 2011 TCT conference trial by Dr. Makam, what percentage of participants were diabetic?
• How are clinical practice guidelines typically developed?
• In addition to donning PPE, what critical step should accompany hand hygiene?
• Which statement describes the economic advantage of CSI over Turbohawk?
• Name two other NCBI papers that supported equivalence or superiority of endovascular therapy versus bypass.
• Which statement best describes the purpose of vaccination programs in population health?
• Informed consent is defined as what, and who may give it?
• What is the name of the trial that studied ultrasound-guided femoral access?
• Which statement about signs of postoperative infection at the surgical site is most accurate?
• What was the sample size in OASIS IDE at TCT 2009?
• What is the purpose of clinical practice guidelines and how are they used in patient care?
• CPT codes are used for which type of coding?
• Which laboratory value is commonly used to assess kidney function?
• Which statement is true about vaccines such as the influenza vaccine?
• What is telemedicine, and what are common limitations in practice?
• Which statement best describes the proper initiation of oxygen therapy?
• In Nevelle's Retrospective Study 2009, what was the failure rate when wounds were directly revascularized?
• Which of the following is a normal adult heart rate range?
• Which of the following is the correct method for converting pounds to kilograms and inches to meters for dosage calculations?
• What does the FAST acronym stand for in stroke assessment?
• What effect does an echogenic needle have on an ultrasound image?
• Which item is used to protect eyes and face in clinical settings?
• Sterile technique for invasive lines primarily aims to prevent which risk?
• What was the residual stenosis after OAS+PTA in the 2005 trial?
• Name three components routinely included in a medical history intake.
• What is the primary purpose of maintaining a diary of intake and output (I&O) in elderly or postoperative patients?
• Which setting typically has a higher reimbursement rate for a superficial femoral artery lesion?
• What is the typical normal body temperature range in Fahrenheit?
• In anaphylaxis, what immediate actions are recommended if epinephrine is available?
• The dorsalis pedis artery is the continuation of which artery?
• Which elements are typically included in a basic health history?
• The anterior tibial artery supplies which angiosome and becomes which artery?
• What was the final residual stenosis percentage reported in the Confirm Series?
• Which tibio-pedal artery is easiest to access and what is its reference diameter?
• What is the primary difference between an HMO and a PPO in managed care?
• HIPAA regulates which aspects of healthcare?
• In patient safety, which statement best defines a near miss?
• Which statement best describes the primary purpose of PPE?
• What is the significance of blood type compatibility in transfusions?
• Which of the following best defines a nosocomial infection?
• Which statement best describes the role of lifestyle factors in non-communicable diseases?
• Which statement correctly describes sheath sizes for CSI, Rotoblator, OAS, and Turbohawk?
• Which posterior tibial artery branch supplies the heel?
• What is the primary purpose of standard precautions?
• What are the two ultrasound access views described in Ultrasound Access Training?
• Which scenario is isotonic fluids most appropriate for?
• Which statement best describes PIE or DAR documentation formats?
• In Confirm I, what was the distal embolization rate?
• Provide two examples of non-communicable diseases and their primary risk factors.
• In pharmacology, what is a therapeutic window?
• Which trial followed Zeller's initial clinical trial in 2009?
• Differentiate clean technique from sterile technique and provide an example of when each is used.
• What is the correct order for Donning PPE in a standard infection control protocol?
• Which statement best describes absolute risk versus relative risk?
• In Iida's Retrospective Study, what was the FFMA rate for direct revascularization?
• Capacity to consent means the patient can do what?
• In the FAUST trial, which outcome was reported as a doubling?
• Which metric is used to assess a patient’s respiratory rate, and what is its normal adult resting range?
• Environmental modifications to reduce fall risk include which approach?
• Which statement best differentiates pulmonary consolidation from pleural effusion in terms of pathophysiology and auscultation findings?
• Describe the difference between 'medication error' and 'near miss' in pharmacovigilance.
• Which statement best describes the purpose of a medical history intake?
• Which statement accurately describes the SA node and AV node in the cardiac conduction system?
• Which tunica is the inner layer of a blood vessel?
• Which action is essential before donning PPE?
• Which elements are typically included in a SOAP note?
• What does QA stand for in healthcare quality improvement, and what is its goal?
• Which is NOT one of the four abdominal quadrants used in clinical assessment?
• Which part of the brain regulates balance and coordination?
• What is a normal range for adult serum glucose fasting?
• In Nevelle's Retrospective Study, what was the failure rate for indirect bypass?
• A care plan typically includes which components?
• If a patient develops an allergic reaction to a medication, what is the primary action to monitor?
• What is an assisted transfer, and which devices aid this process?
• What was the bailout stent rate in the OAS arm of the Compliance 360 trial?
• Who presented the OAS Small Feasibility Trial at TCT 2005?
• Which statement correctly differentiates bactericidal from bacteriostatic antibiotics?
• Which step is part of the PPE donning process?
• Which statement about ABO compatibility is accurate?
• What does attenuation describe in ultrasound?
• What was the sample size and lesion count in the OAS Small Feasibility Trial at TCT 2005?
• What is the core rationale of universal precautions?
• Which factor is cited as contributing to reduced case costs in the CSI system?
• In the pulmonary circulation, which vessel carries oxygenated blood to the heart?
• What is medication reconciliation and why is it important during transitions of care?
• Which statement best describes the role of fall prevention in patient safety?
• In the Confirm Series, what was the bailout stent rate?
• Which type extends into the popliteal and may utilize a combined hybrid approach?
• Which pairing of adverse drug reaction and monitoring note is correct?
• Hypoglycemia is low blood glucose; hyperglycemia is high blood glucose. Which option correctly matches signs to each condition?
• Which pair correctly lists a common post-operative complication and its early warning signs?
• What was the residual stenosis percentage reported in the OASIS IDE trial?
• During adult CPR, what is the recommended chest compression rate and depth?
• Arrange the following oxygen delivery devices from lowest to highest typical FiO2 range.
• What are essential infection control practices when handling bodily fluids?
• Which statement is true regarding tibial and superficial femoral artery reimbursement rates?
• Which statement about the nephron is true?
• Define 'advance directive' and its role in patient autonomy.
• Which artery is NOT one of the three source arteries for angiosomes of the foot and ankle?
• Which statement about PPE usage is least accurate?
• What is the listed price of a CSI device?
• What is the primary purpose of HIPAA in healthcare?
• What does BMI stand for and how is it calculated?
• Which statement best describes BMI in clinical assessment?
• What leg rotation is recommended for optimal distal tibial and pedal arterial access?
• Which statement accurately describes frequency usage for tissue depth in ultrasound?
• In Calcium 360, what was the lower PTA pressure for the OAS arm?
• Which of the following is a listed co-morbidity factor that indicates tibio-pedal access?
• What are the essential steps of performing CPR on an adult?
• A nasal cannula typically delivers FiO2 in which range?
• Which statement describes when to doff PPE relative to patient contact and hand hygiene?
• Which statement differentiates arteries from veins regarding direction of blood flow and oxygen content?
• Which of the following correctly matches a leukocyte type with its primary function?
• Which statement correctly contrasts Turbohawk and CSI in terms of vessel damage?
• How do medical ethics differ from medical law?
• Which statement best defines an adverse event in patient safety?
• What does PPE stand for in clinical settings?
• The peroneal artery supplies which region angiosome?
• Beyond the five rights, name two additional considerations for safe medication administration.
• What are common signs of wound infection?
• If treating multiple vessels, how many CSI devices are typically required?
• What does aseptic technique entail during wound care and why is it important?
• Which factors are evaluated in a fall risk assessment, and what strategies can mitigate risk?
• Identify three essential components of patient safety in healthcare facilities.
• Which statement accurately describes lumen/crown usage when comparing Rotoblator and CSI devices?
• What was the bail-out stent rate in the OASIS IDE trial?
• What is the role of a nurse practice act in professional scope?
• In the Office setting OAS Trial, which data trend supported OAS?
• Nosocomial infection can be reduced in hospitals by which measures?
• The anterior tibial artery reference diameter is approximately how many millimeters?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as a reason to use retrograde angiography?
• Which statement correctly describes an angiosome’s relationship to a source artery?
• What was the average age in the Confirm I trial?
• What is the correct distinction between systolic and diastolic blood pressure readings?
• Which device provides the highest oxygen concentration?
• What is the hospital reimbursement rate for a tibial lesion?
• In the Mustapha Limb Salvage Study 2010, what was the rate of limb salvage?
• A resting respiratory rate of 24 breaths per minute indicates which condition?
• Which statement defines tidal volume and inspiratory reserve volume?
• Identify two IV administration routes and a key consideration for each.
• Which vital sign is most indicative of overall perfusion and circulatory status?