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Careworld Philippines Inc.: 3 Floor, Amore BLDG., Brgy. Luciano Trecemartires City, Cavite, Philippines
Careworld Philippines Inc.: 3 Floor, Amore BLDG., Brgy. Luciano Trecemartires City, Cavite, Philippines
Careworld Philippines Inc.: 3 Floor, Amore BLDG., Brgy. Luciano Trecemartires City, Cavite, Philippines
CAREGIVING NCII
WRITTEN REVALIDA
PREPARED BY MS. RL. DE LEON
NAME:_______________________________________SCORE_____________________________
A. Moving victim to another place is the most critical step In case of emergency.
B. Finding a licensed physician is the most critical step In case of emergency.
C. Calling victim’s relatives is the most critical step In case of emergency.
D. Dialing 911 is the most critical step In case of emergency. Four Main Branches of Earth Science a
A. Give 1-2 minutes of CPR before calling 911 if the victim is a child.
B. Give 1-2 minutes of CPR before calling 911 if the victim is an infant.
C. Call 911 and return to the victim if the victim is an adult.
D. All of the above.
A. 24 months
B. 18 months
C. 12 months
D. 9 months
9. When administering CPR, what is breaths-to-compressions ratio?
17. When performing infant CPR, the depth of the compression should be:
A. 2 inches deep
B. 1/3 to 1/2 the depth of the chest
C. 3/4 the depth of the chest
D. 5 cm
A. Do 3 reps of compressions, 30 each with 2 breaths 1 second long, then call EMS
B. Do 7 reps of compressions, 30 each with 2 breath 1 second long, then call EMS
C. Call EMS first, then proceed with compression reps until the arrival
D.Do 5 reps of compressions, 30 each with 2 breaths 1 second long, then call EMS
19. When performing adult CPR, the depth of compression should be:
20. When finding carotid artery, you are looking to check adult or child victim's:
A. Breathing
B. Blood Flow
C. Pulse
D. None of the above
21. If not comfortable with your abilities to perform CPR, you should:
A. In case you get separated from the victim, you know where to find him
B. When calling 911, you need to inform them of your location
C. For safety purposes
D. None of the above
23. The purpose of the first aid guide, which is included in the first aid kit
24. If the victim refuses First Aid, what should you do?
25. One of the OSHA's recommendations when coming in contact with bodily fluids, skin or blood:
a. Raise the injured part, as long as it does not cause more pain
b. Give mouth to mouth
c. Turn him to the side and wait for EMS
d. None of the above
a. Perform upward thrusts for 3 minutes then lay the person on his/her side
b. Perform 5 reps of upward thrusts
c. Perform upward thrusts on the victim until the item is forced out or ambulance arrives
d. None of the above
29. When faced with the victim you suspect has suffered an internal injury, one of the steps you
must take:
a. Put the victim in the horizontal position on his back, and make sure he/she does not
move
b. Put the victim on his/her side and call 911
c. At minimum call 911 and perform chest compressions
d. None of the above
30. Before administering First Aid, you must always make sure that the scene is safe for you and the
victim
a. True
b. False
TEST II
What should you do if you found a victim with no pulse and is breathless”? If you are to perform cpr
,enumerate the step by step procedure,and if not explain your intervention.
PART IITEST I Write NORMAL if the reading from the Glucometer is a normal or HYPOGLYCEMIA if
below normal and HYPERGLYCEMIA if above normal result.
1. __________ 10mmol children with type 1 diabetes from a pre -prandial occasion
2. __________ 140 mg/dl from a post -prandial occasion
3. __________4-7mg/dl fasting blood glucose
4. __________6 mmol Type 1 diabetes pre pradial
5. __________4-7mmol Type2 diabetes post pradial
6. __________98mg/dl Type 2 diabetes prepardial
7. __________190 mg/dl Type 1 diabetes pre pradial
8. __________90mg/dl pre prandial Non Diabetic pt
9. __________160 mg/dl bed time Glucose
10. __________200mg/dl post prandial
11. __________2mmol pre prandial Type2 diabetes
12. __________6mg/dl Type2 Diabetes Preprandial
13. __________60mg/dl pre prandial Non Diabetic patient
14. __________10 mmol children with type1 diabetes post prandial
15. __________150mg/dl children with type1 diabetes post prandial
16. __________3.8mmol non diabetic post prandial
17. __________2.5mmol type1 diabetic pre prandial
18. __________200mgdl type2 diabetic post prandial
19. __________130mgdl Type2 diabetic Pre prandial
20. __________80 mgdl post prandial Type2 diabetic.
4.______Complications that may arise out of Diabetes are best describe by all of the ff except:
A.Heart attack B. Blindness C. CVA D. amputation E. NOTA
5.______ Risk of Hypoglycaemia for both type1&2 post prandial are all of the ff except
A. LESS THAN 4mmol B. 70mgdl C. 80mgdl D. 120 mgdl. E.NOTa F. aota
6.______A normal blood glucose of a normal health pt includes all of the ff except:
A. 72 -108MMOL B. 72-108 MG/DL C. 3.8-6 MMOL D.NOTA E. AOTA
I. TRUE OR FALSE:
1. Medications are never stored in an area easily accessible to the public.
2. If the label is not readable, you must relabel the medication.
3. Medicine cabinets are always locked when not in use.
4. Many medications are dispensed in dark bottles that prevent their exposure to light.
5. If any changes in medication such as consistency, odor or color, do not administer the
medication.
6. Medications are charted before they are given.
7. Physical changes can occur when medication is exposed to air.
8. Do not use outdated medications.
9. Read the label of medications three times.
10. Oral route absorbs fastest.
11. Special order could be disregarded specially if it is PRN.
12. Medication that has been refused by resident, but not opened maybe returned to the resident’s
individual drug supply.
13. Discontinued medications should be removed immediately from the resident’s drug supply.
14. If medication has expired, do not give it to a resident.
15. Telling kids that medications are candy is okey.
II. IDENTIFICATION:
1. A set of established forms and methods for conducting the affairs of the facility.
2. Cleaning measures taken to prevent the spread of infection in a doctor’s office, hospital, or
long-term care facility.
3. Study of Drugs ,its component , indication and importance
4. Treatment of all blood and bodily fluids as if they were contaminated (blood and bodily fluid
isolation), proper disposal of needles.
5. Statement of responsibility for the carrying out of facility policies.
6. Where it happens
7. Meds rubbed into the skin
8. Area flushed with medications
9. Eyes
10. Ears
III. ENUMERATION:
1-5 TYPES OF TOPICAL INSTILLATIONS
6- 11 “five RIGHTS” OF MEDICATION ADMINISTRATION
12- 14 forms of route in medication administration in Gen.
15- 20 IMPORTANT PARTS OF MEDICATION SLIP/RX.
21- 23 THE THREE P’S IN MEDICATION ADMINISTRATION
24- 30 ROUTES IN MEDICATION ADMINISTRATION
Transcribe the following for 5 points each