Question 1

Which complication of Hemophilus influenza type B could cause a child to choke to death if immediate treatment is not given?

Accepted Answer

A)  meningitis 
B)  arthritis 
C)  epiglottitis 
D)  tendonitis 
A)  meningitis 
B)  arthritis 
C)  epiglottitis 
D)  tendonitis

Question 2

​Match the following term to its definition or description provided.
-​A small glass container that can be sealed and its contents sterilized

Accepted Answer

A) ​ampule 
B) ​diphtheria 
C) ​epiglottitis 
D) ​epinephrine 
E) gauge
F)​immunization
G)​incubation period
H)​influenza
I)​intravenous (IV)
J)​meningitis 
A) ​ampule 
B) ​diphtheria 
C) ​epiglottitis 
D) ​epinephrine 
E) gauge
F)​immunization
G)​incubation period
H)​influenza
I)​intravenous (IV)
J)​meningitis

Question 3

Match each term with its definition.
-Usually spread when blood,semen,or another body fluid from a person infected with this virus enters the body of someone who is not infected.This can happen through sexual contact with an infected person or sharing needles,syringes,or other drug-injection equipment

Accepted Answer

A) rubeola 
B) Koplik's spots 
C) mumps 
D) pertussis 
E) catarrhal stage
F)paroxysmal stage
G)decline stage
H)rabies
I)hepatitis A
J)hepatitis B 
A) rubeola 
B) Koplik's spots 
C) mumps 
D) pertussis 
E) catarrhal stage
F)paroxysmal stage
G)decline stage
H)rabies
I)hepatitis A
J)hepatitis B

Question 4

The parenteral route of administering medication:

Accepted Answer

A)  is injecting medication through the skin or directly into a vein or artery 
B)  involves increased costs 
C)  involves increased risks 
D)  all of the above 
A)  is injecting medication through the skin or directly into a vein or artery 
B)  involves increased costs 
C)  involves increased risks 
D)  all of the above

Question 5

Match each term with its definition.
-Used to insert medication into muscular tissue for delayed absorption

Accepted Answer

A) intradermal (I
D) injections 
B) subcutaneous injections 
C) intramuscular (IM)injections 
D) anaphylactic reaction 
E) wheal
F)natural immunity
G)artificial immunity
H)vaccine
I)pneumonia
J)Hemophilus 
A) intradermal (I
D) injections 
B) subcutaneous injections 
C) intramuscular (IM)injections 
D) anaphylactic reaction 
E) wheal
F)natural immunity
G)artificial immunity
H)vaccine
I)pneumonia
J)Hemophilus

Question 6

​Match the following terms to its definition or description.
-​Abnormal susceptibility to a substance

Accepted Answer

A) ​needlesticks 
B) ​photosensitivity 
C) ​rubella 
D) ​sensitivity 
E) ​series
F)​subcutaneous
G)​varicella
H)​vial
I)​Z-track IM 
A) ​needlesticks 
B) ​photosensitivity 
C) ​rubella 
D) ​sensitivity 
E) ​series
F)​subcutaneous
G)​varicella
H)​vial
I)​Z-track IM

Question 7

​Match the following terms to its definition or description.
-​(German measles)a mild contagious viral disease that may cause severe damage to an unborn child

Accepted Answer

A) ​needlesticks 
B) ​photosensitivity 
C) ​rubella 
D) ​sensitivity 
E) ​series
F)​subcutaneous
G)​varicella
H)​vial
I)​Z-track IM 
A) ​needlesticks 
B) ​photosensitivity 
C) ​rubella 
D) ​sensitivity 
E) ​series
F)​subcutaneous
G)​varicella
H)​vial
I)​Z-track IM

Question 8

When are medical assistants permitted to change an IV bag?

Accepted Answer

A)  when it contains only fluids 
B)  when it contains only medications 
C)  when it contains either fluids or medications 
D)  never 
A)  when it contains only fluids 
B)  when it contains only medications 
C)  when it contains either fluids or medications 
D)  never

Question 9

​Match the following terms to its definition or description.
-​Beneath the skin

Accepted Answer

A) ​needlesticks 
B) ​photosensitivity 
C) ​rubella 
D) ​sensitivity 
E) ​series
F)​subcutaneous
G)​varicella
H)​vial
I)​Z-track IM 
A) ​needlesticks 
B) ​photosensitivity 
C) ​rubella 
D) ​sensitivity 
E) ​series
F)​subcutaneous
G)​varicella
H)​vial
I)​Z-track IM

Question 10

The Varivax vaccine is given by injection to children between the ages of:

Accepted Answer

A)  4 and 8 months 
B)  12 and 15 months 
C)  3 and 5 years 
D)  7 and 10 years 
A)  4 and 8 months 
B)  12 and 15 months 
C)  3 and 5 years 
D)  7 and 10 years

Question 11

​Match the following term to its definition or description provided.
-​To insert into the vein

Accepted Answer

A) ​ampule 
B) ​diphtheria 
C) ​epiglottitis 
D) ​epinephrine 
E) gauge
F)​immunization
G)​incubation period
H)​influenza
I)​intravenous (IV)
J)​meningitis 
A) ​ampule 
B) ​diphtheria 
C) ​epiglottitis 
D) ​epinephrine 
E) gauge
F)​immunization
G)​incubation period
H)​influenza
I)​intravenous (IV)
J)​meningitis

Question 12

​Match the following term to its definition or description provided.
-A cartilaginous lid that closes over the larynx when swallowing

Accepted Answer

A) ​ampule 
B) ​diphtheria 
C) ​epiglottitis 
D) ​epinephrine 
E) gauge
F)​immunization
G)​incubation period
H)​influenza
I)​intravenous (IV)
J)​meningitis 
A) ​ampule 
B) ​diphtheria 
C) ​epiglottitis 
D) ​epinephrine 
E) gauge
F)​immunization
G)​incubation period
H)​influenza
I)​intravenous (IV)
J)​meningitis

Question 13

Which of the following are human symptoms of rabies?

Accepted Answer

A)  blurred vision,joint pain,and hunger 
B)  irrational behavior and foaming at the mouth 
C)  vomiting,headache,and convulsions 
D)  fever,aggressive behavior,and hallucinations 
A)  blurred vision,joint pain,and hunger 
B)  irrational behavior and foaming at the mouth 
C)  vomiting,headache,and convulsions 
D)  fever,aggressive behavior,and hallucinations

Question 14

​Match the following term to its definition or description provided.
-​An acute infectious disease characterized by the formation of a false membrane on any mucous surface,usually in the air passages,interfering with breathing

Accepted Answer

A) ​ampule 
B) ​diphtheria 
C) ​epiglottitis 
D) ​epinephrine 
E) gauge
F)​immunization
G)​incubation period
H)​influenza
I)​intravenous (IV)
J)​meningitis 
A) ​ampule 
B) ​diphtheria 
C) ​epiglottitis 
D) ​epinephrine 
E) gauge
F)​immunization
G)​incubation period
H)​influenza
I)​intravenous (IV)
J)​meningitis

Question 15

When administering an intradermal injection,you should insert the needle at a ____-degree angle.

Accepted Answer

A)  10-15 
B)  30-45 
C)  45-60 
D)  60-90 
A)  10-15 
B)  30-45 
C)  45-60 
D)  60-90

Exam 54: Administering Injections and Immunizations

Which complication of Hemophilus influenza type B could cause a child to choke to death if immediate treatment is not given?

​Match the following term to its definition or description provided. -​A small glass container that can be sealed and its contents sterilized

The parenteral route of administering medication:

Match each term with its definition. -Used to insert medication into muscular tissue for delayed absorption

​Match the following terms to its definition or description. -​Abnormal susceptibility to a substance

​Match the following terms to its definition or description. -​(German measles)a mild contagious viral disease that may cause severe damage to an unborn child

When are medical assistants permitted to change an IV bag?

​Match the following terms to its definition or description. -​Beneath the skin

The Varivax vaccine is given by injection to children between the ages of:

​Match the following term to its definition or description provided. -​To insert into the vein

​Match the following term to its definition or description provided. -A cartilaginous lid that closes over the larynx when swallowing

Which of the following are human symptoms of rabies?

​Match the following term to its definition or description provided. -​An acute infectious disease characterized by the formation of a false membrane on any mucous surface,usually in the air passages,interfering with breathing

When administering an intradermal injection,you should insert the needle at a ____-degree angle.

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Match the following term to its definition or description provided. -A small glass container that can be sealed and its contents sterilized

Match the following terms to its definition or description. -Abnormal susceptibility to a substance

Match the following terms to its definition or description. -(German measles)a mild contagious viral disease that may cause severe damage to an unborn child

Match the following terms to its definition or description. -Beneath the skin

Match the following term to its definition or description provided. -To insert into the vein

Match the following term to its definition or description provided. -A cartilaginous lid that closes over the larynx when swallowing

Match the following term to its definition or description provided. -An acute infectious disease characterized by the formation of a false membrane on any mucous surface,usually in the air passages,interfering with breathing