CDC 4H Block One Practice Test

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• Which ethical principle promotes patient well-being?
• Which focus area emphasizes safe quality care?
• What is the primary purpose of DMHRSi?
• HCPCS stands for which term?
• If an adverse reaction occurs, what is the correct sequence?
• AFOSH is the Air Force version of which organization?
• Who maintains CPT codes?
• Which ethical principle respects patient choice?
• Which ethical principle seeks to prevent harm to patients?
• What is the correct action if a medication is not properly labeled before use?
• What does PPE stand for?
• ACC refers to which organization in medicine?
• AARC stands for which organization?
• What types of data does MEPRS track?
• What is the AFMS vision called?
• What skill levels are outlined in the CFETP?
• What does RRT stand for?
• The domain that focuses on safety culture and preventing errors is:
• What should be worn when splash risk exists?
• What should you do if unsure about administering a medication?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the ethical theories listed?
• Which ethical principle requires honesty in communicating with patients?
• Which domain emphasizes empathy and humility?
• Which is a career field hazard?
• Which of the following is NOT an AFMS focus area?
• What temperature are liquid gases stored at?
• Which test measures airflow in the lungs?
• In medication administration, what action corresponds to the second label check?
• DMHRSi stands for what?
• When should the medication label be checked a second time?
• To what working pressure must liquid gases be reduced?
• Which domain develops leaders at all levels?
• ACVP stands for which organization?
• How must liquid gas cylinders be transported?
• If an adverse reaction occurs, what should you do?
• Which focus area emphasizes maintaining medically ready Airmen and supporting operations?
• Which test is used to measure airflow in the lungs and is a common pulmonary function test?
• When should the medication label be checked a third time?
• Which ethical principle focuses on fairness?
• Which domain promotes Every Airman, Every Day, A Problem Solver?
• What does Best Value focus on?
• Which ethical principle is primarily concerned with distributing benefits and burdens fairly?
• What are the two major systems of law?
• Which invasive cardiology procedure is listed?
• Which credential is specifically for neonatal and pediatric specialization?
• What does Better Health focus on?
• What does CPFT stand for?
• Which focus area is described as prioritizing cost-effective care while conserving resources?
• Which is a career field hazard involving caustic materials?
• HCPCS is used to cover what type of medical services and equipment?
• How many ethical principles are discussed?
• Which ethical theory emphasizes adherence to universal moral rules regardless of consequences?
• Masks and protective eyewear are required when there is a risk of splashing from what?
• Which laboratory performs EKGs and cardiac stress tests?
• Which of the following is NOT a career field hazard?
• What therapies are commonly administered by RTs?
• What are the four domains of Trusted Care?
• Which AFI covers occupational safety and health?
• Which designation indicates a registered therapist in respiratory care?
• Which focus area emphasizes conserving resources while delivering cost-effective care?
• What is the final product of MEPRS?
• Which credential is associated with adult critical care specialization?
• ACC stands for which cardiology organization?
• Liquid gases stored at -297°F create which hazard?
• What does CoARC stand for?
• What does Best Value focus on?
• For proper medication labeling practice, when should you verify the label first?
• Which item is commonly protected by gloves?
• What does RPFT stand for?
• What does CPT stand for?
• The domain that involves improving processes to reduce waste and variability is:
• What does Better Health focus on?
• Which credential is the designation for a professional who specializes in pulmonary function testing?
• ICD codes are used to classify what?
• Among MEPRS outputs, which represents the cost per unit of service?
• What electrical hazard involves damaged wiring?
• HCPCS stands for Healthcare Common Procedure Coding System?
• What is the journeyman skill level?
• What type of ventilation do RTs manage?
• Which organization issues respiratory credentials?
• Which organization accredits respiratory care programs?
• Which statement best describes the CFETP's role?
• What minimum rank is required for the 9-level?
• Which levels are specifically named in the CFETP for Air Force medical careers?
• What procedure analyzes arterial blood gases?
• What is the superintendent skill level?
• What does ACCS stand for?
• What is slander?
• Which ethical theory judges actions by outcomes?
• In which laboratory are EKGs and stress tests typically performed?
• AFOSH stands for?
• Which term best describes a practice of professional negligence?
• What is the apprentice skill level?
• What is Tort Law?
• Which ethical theory focuses on character?
• What does NPS stand for?
• MEPRS tracks data related to which three categories?
• A domain that prioritizes interpersonal relationships and patient experience:
• What is the goal of Trusted Care?
• Which AFMS focus area emphasizes medically ready Airmen?
• Which domain focuses on patients and families first?
• Glassware primarily presents which safety concern in a lab?
• Which ethical principle emphasizes staying within your professional role?
• When should the medication label first be checked?
• Respiratory therapists may wean patients from mechanical ventilators. Which option correctly reflects that practice?
• Should medications be left unattended?
• What does CRT stand for?
• PPE precautions are often called what?
• How many domains make up Trusted Care?
• Which is a career field hazard involving items used in labs that can break?
• What should glassware be inspected for before use?
• Which ethical principle involves truth-telling to patients?
• Before giving a respiratory medication, what must be verified?
• Which acronym represents the specialist credential for neonatal and pediatric patients?
• Which ethical theory relies on self-evident truths?
• Which domain empowers staff to speak up for safety?
• Which is NOT one of the five rights of medication administration?
• Which statement describes the relationship between PPE precautions and Universal Precautions?
• What does Readiness focus on?
• What does Better Care focus on?
• What concentration of alcohol is commonly used as a disinfectant?
• What AFSC is Respiratory Therapy?
• Gloves protect against which exposure?
• Tort Law deals with which type of issues?
• What is the primary mission of all 4Hs?
• Which code is associated with the Respiratory Therapy AFSC?
• Cidex is associated with which chemical class?
• What is libel?
• Which product contains iodine?
• What are the three areas of 4H0X1 duties?
• The acronym ACC is associated with which field?
• Which combination lists all three duty areas for 4H0X1?
• Which focus area promotes healthy behaviors?
• If a hospital wants leaders at all levels to participate in safety initiatives, which domain is most relevant?
• Which AFI covers mishap prevention?
• An ICD code represents which of the following?
• Which ethical principle requires honesty?
• Which domain places health and safety first?
• What equipment should be used to transport liquid gas cylinders safely?
• Which ethical principle requires keeping patient information confidential?
• Cidex is a brand name for which chemical?
• Which ethical principle requires avoiding harm?
• Should medications with missing labels be administered?
• What should be avoided when handling corrosive chemicals?
• Which procedure is an invasive cardiology technique used to visualize the heart's chambers and vessels?
• What team may RTs participate in for emergencies?
• The overarching concept that guides priorities to reduce harm and improve safety is called:
• Which AFMS focus area emphasizes safe quality care?
• Which data type is NOT tracked by MEPRS?
• ACVP stands for which organization?
• What does ICD stand for?
• Which is a career field hazard related to materials in the form of gases?
• Which brand name is associated with glutaraldehyde in disinfection?
• What is malpractice?
• If there is no label on a medication bottle, what should you do?
• Which procedure removes fluid from the pleural space?
• Gowns or aprons are required when which condition exists?
• Should two medications be combined into one bottle?
• In the respiratory therapy field, which of the following is a common therapy delivered by RTs?
• What does AFI 91-301 cover?
• What does AFI 91-202 cover?
• CPT codes are composed of how many digits?
• CPT codes are used to describe which of the following?
• The AFMS strategy is designed to support which of the following?
• Which ethical theory focuses on rules and principles?
• What is the craftsman skill level?
• Intuitionism relies on what rather than empirical evidence?
• Which procedure may respiratory therapists assist with during airway management?
• Which term best describes the most advanced listed skill level?
• What professional organization represents respiratory care?
• What protective measure addresses splash risk from corrosives?
• What does MEPRS stand for?
• What should be placed between glass surfaces during cleaning?
• What are the two divisions of Public Law?
• What does SCIP stand for?
• Which ethical principle protects patient secrets?
• Which procedure removes pleural fluid for diagnostic or therapeutic purposes?
• What does CFETP stand for?