9. Which of the following lab results indicate a bacterial infection? 

48. Which of the following joints provides the greatest range of motion? 

112. Mr. Smith was admitted to the medical unit with a diagnosis of FUO. The doctor advised you that Mr. Smith was being tested for AIDS and instructed you to observe him very carefully for symptoms. Which symptoms would you observe in Mr. Smith if he has AIDS? 

129. Which of the following statements is true of double bagging?

128. When using Standard Precautions for a patient in isolation you must:

71. A serious complication of AIDS, which can be fatal is which of the following?

27. Steve, a patient admitted for a gallbladder surgery, begins to tell you about the procedure. He states the doctor is going to cut him from his throat down to his mid chest and then under his axillary area. You realize his perception of the surgery is:

121. A patient tells you that he is allergic to the medication that you are about to give to him. Which of the following would be appropriate behavior on your part:  

72. The principle that states “familiarity with one’s environment makes that environment less hazardous,” means the health care worker should do which of the following? 

96. Patrick was trying to explain to the clinical group that he believed his patient’s tissues were responding to the destruction of cells because his skin tore when he fell. Tom spoke up and said it would be simpler to state the patient is experiencing: