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Continuing Education Infant Care (1-12 months)
Your baby has red cheeks, is drooling, and is cranky. He is most likely            teething           .
Continuing Education Infant Care (1-12 months)
The average weight for a newborn is         7 lbs        . The average weight for a 1 year old is          21 lbs         .
Continuing Education Infant Care (1-12 months)
You are filling up the tub for your 3 month old nephew. How do you test the water to make sure it is the right temperature?
  1. Put your foot in
  2. Put your arm in
  3. Put a meat thermometer in it
  4. Put him in and ask him
Continuing Education Diet and Nutrition
Eating the right combinations of food helps to stabilize insulin, lower body fat, control appetite and increase mental performance.
  1. True
  2. False
Continuing Education Emergency Medical Services
Pulse rate is the number of time a heart beats in 1 minute. A normal adult pulse rate is:
  1. 40-50 beats per min
  2. 60-100 beats per min
  3. 75-110 beats per min
  4. over a 100 beats per min
Continuing Education Toddler Care (1-3 years)
Parents can learn how their child develops by the way they play, learn, speak, and act.
  1. True
  2. False
Continuing Education Diet and Nutrition
Carbohydrates release insulin
  1. True
  2. False
Continuing Education Microbiology
Viruses can be beneficial in which of the following ways?
  1. used in genetic engineering
  2. used as an agent to destroy harmful bacteria
  3. both a and b
  4. are never beneficial
Continuing Education Prenatal and Child Care
Self feeding using a spoon may occur around                months of age
  1. 15-18 months
  2. 24-29 months
  3. 36-40 months
  4. 6-9 months
Continuing Education Infant Care (1-12 months)
The safest position for a baby to sleep is                 on their back                .
Continuing Education Medical Terms
many
  1. poly
  2. post
  3. pan
  4. phak
Continuing Education Medical Terms
Ovum meets with spermatozoon where sperm may penetrate and merge with egg resulting in fertilization
  1. fertilization
  2. reproduction
  3. menarche
  4. conception
Continuing Education Drugs and Alcohol
Which body system does stimulants affect?
  1. Muscular
  2. Skelatal
  3. Central Nervous
  4. Respiratory
Continuing Education Microbiology
Select all antibiotics used to treat Lyme Disease.
  1. Bacampicillin
  2. Cefuroxime Axetil
  3. Spectrobid
  4. Oxycycline
Continuing Education Emergency Medical Services
A victim is exhibiting blue lips, uncontrollable shivering, a weak pulse, and confusion. What might they be experienceing ?
  1. Shock
  2. Hypothermia
  3. External Bleeding
  4. Sprained Ankle
Continuing Education Medical Practices
The best way to prevent infection is
  1. Hand washing
  2. Wearing Gloves
  3. Not touching anything
Continuing Education Medical Terms
MEDICAL PROCEDURES OR TESTS THAT CAN BE DONE IN A MEDICAL CENTER WITHOUT AN OVERNIGHT STAY.
  1. OUTPATIENT
  2. INPATIENT
  3. ANCILLARY
  4. GERIATRIC
Continuing Education Drugs and Alcohol
Which class of prescription drugs is commonly abused?
  1. Opioids
  2. CNS depressants
  3. Stimulants
  4. All of the above
Continuing Education Medical Terms
after
  1. pan
  2. poly
  3. post
  4. pre
Continuing Education Emotional, Social, and Mental Health
Clinical Depression is a normal reaction to stress.
  1. True
  2. False
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