Patient Care 2 Jeopardy Template

Surgery & Asepsis	EKG & Pulmonary Tests	First Aid	Therapies	Modalities
100 What is required for all instruments or supplies that will penetrate a patient's skin or come in contact with any other normally sterile areas of the body? What is Sterilization?	100 What is the primary pacemaker of the heart? What is the SA Node?	100 What is the most common cause of cardiac arrest, during which the heart's rhythm becomes chaotic and the heart does not pump blood? What is Ventricular Fibrillation?	100 What is an expected result of thermotherapy? What is Reduction of Muscle Spasms?	100 What is the gait used when a patient cannot bear weight on one leg but can bear full weight on the unaffected leg? What is Three-Point (Gait)?
200 What is the initial phase of wound healing, in which bleeding is reduced as blood vessels in the affected area constrict? What is Inflammatory?	200 What are the peaks and valleys of the electrical impulses responsible for the cardiac cycle called? What are Deflections?	200 What is the first thing you should do in a patient emergency? What is Assess the Situation and Surroundings?	200 What are exercises in which the patient relaxes and then contracts the muscles of a body part? What are Isometric Exercises?	200 What is one example of a mobility aid that has a lightweight aluminum frame with one open side and four adjustable, rubber-tipped legs? What is a Walker?
300 What is the method that uses extreme cold to destroy unwanted tissue? What is Cryosurgery?	300 What is the instrument called that measures and displays the electrical impulses responsible for the cardiac cycle? What is an Electrocardiograph?	300 What are Incomplete Fractures? What is 'Go Through Only Part of the Bone'?	300 What is the appropriate care for a spider bite? What is Apply a Cold Compress and Elevate the Area?	300 What two-crutch gaits are often required for patients with severe disabilities, such as leg paralysis or deformity? What is Swing-To & Swing-Through?
400 What is a procedure that occurs during surgery known as? What is Intraoperative?	400 What is the test called that measures breathing capacity? What is Spirometry?	400 What are 5 of the 7 Symptoms of Inhaled Poison? What are Headache, Tinnitus, Angina, Shortness of Breath, Muscle Weakness, Nausea, and Dizziness?	400 What is the pulling or stretching of the musculoskeletal system to treat fractured bones and dislocated, arthritic, or other diseased joint called? What is Traction?	400 What is the device used to test a patient's range of motion? What is a goniometer?
500 What is the condition that puts a patient at risk for wound-healing problems? What is Diabetes Mellitus?	500 What is the assessment used to assess the electrical activity of a patient's heart over a 24 hour period called? What is Holter Monitoring?	500 What is the name of the fracture that occurs most often in children due to the soft and pliable nature of their bones? What is Greenstick?	500 What is the diathermy called in which radio waves travel through the body between two condenser plates? What is Shortwave (diathermy)?	500 What is this sequence: both crutches and the weaker leg move forward simultaneously; then the stronger extremity is moved forward while placing most of the body weight on the arms? What is the 3-Point Alternate Crutch Gait?

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