Western Maricopa Education Center (West-MEC) RMA-AMT Module 3 Practice Test

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• Which instrument is used to dilate the cervix?
• Step-by-step approach to testing a power wiring harness when de-energized.
• BMI is calculated to determine which measurement?
• Which symptom is listed specifically as an HIV symptom but not included in the AIDS symptom list?
• Lead V5 is parallel to Lead V4 in which axillary line?
• Which instrument is used to cut tissue?
• If you need to step away from a sterile field, what should you do?
• Which instrument contains a tiny video camera at its tip to visualize the sigmoid colon?
• Name instruments used to measure electrical resistance, current, and voltage.
• Which site is commonly used for intramuscular injections?
• Which symptom is listed as an AIDS symptom but not listed among HIV symptoms in the material?
• Genitals, lips, mouth, or anus: skin rash, sore, fatigue, discharge.
• RL and LL electrodes should be placed on which skin area?
• Which instrument is shaped like a duck's mouth and is attachable?
• What is the term for lying face down?
• What is a 'bus' in aircraft electrical systems?
• Which vein is the first choice for venipuncture in the elbow area?
• Which feature describes Backhaus towel clamps?
• Which lead name is placed at the 4th intercostal space on the right side?
• Which needle holder has a small, thin design with a straight rounded tip and a crisscross pattern on the inner jaws?
• Oral, vaginal, or anal sex: warts, cancer.
• What document contains information on health hazards, fire, reactivity, and safe handling for chemicals?
• Which vein in the major antecubital fossa is commonly used for venipuncture and is the major vein in that region?
• Which position involves lying on the back with the upper body elevated at 45 degrees?
• In a parallel circuit, which statement about the voltage across branches is true?
• Which of the following is the first right among the seven rights of medication administration?
• Why is corrosion a concern for aircraft electrical systems?
• How many inches around the sterile field are considered contaminated?
• What is a solenoid and its typical use in aviation?
• Which container is puncture-proof for disposing of needles, scalpels, capillary tubes, dermal puncture lancets, broken glass?
• Which instrument is used to dilate openings or passages during procedures?
• During a standard eye exam, which eye is tested first?
• In a DC electrical system, what does a negative ammeter reading imply?
• What is the term for lying on the back, face up, with the knees bent?
• In SOAP notes, which component records the symptoms the patient reports?
• Which electrode is typically used as the ground in a standard ECG?
• Which instruments are listed as sanitation items?
• Which vein lies on the outermost side of the upper arm?
• Which practice supports safety and consistency when wiring grounding points in aircraft maintenance?
• State Kirchhoff's Voltage Law (KVL).
• When charting, what color ink should be used according to standard practice?
• Which category includes items such as medical/surgical instruments?
• What is the purpose of a GPID in aircraft maintenance?
• The following statement is true: Never reach over a sterile field.
• Which position is described as lying facedown with the knees and head resting on the bed with the bottom area lifted?
• What does AMM stand for and why is it used?
• Which device resets after a fault and does not require replacement?
• Which SOAP component contains the plan, including treatments and further tests?
• Which instrument is used to examine the inside of the nose?
• Which abbreviation corresponds to intramuscular?
• Which container is designed specifically for disposing of needles and other sharps?
• Which position is described as lying on the back with the upper body elevated at roughly 45 degrees?
• ID stands for which injectable abbreviation?
• Sores on the genital, rectal area, buttocks, and thighs: outbreaks.
• In aircraft wiring, which color code is used for grounding in DC circuits?
• Where is the V1 ECG lead placement located?
• Lead #3 is placed at which anatomical location in the described placements?
• Which statement describes the impact of improperly using GPID on grounding?
• Which vein is the major vein of the antecubital fossa most commonly used for venipuncture?
• What degree is used for a subcutaneous injection?
• What is an oscilloscope used for in aircraft electrical troubleshooting?
• Which statement best describes a megger's use?
• Which vein is the major vein in the antecubital fossa used for venipuncture?
• Which instrument is used to open the vagina to examine the cervix?
• At the left lower rib cage in a nonmuscular location, which lead is used?
• Which vein is medially located on the upper arm and is described as a third choice for venipuncture?
• Which instrument is used to examine the interior of the eye?
• Which right ensures the patient receives the medication?
• Which instrument appears as a pencil-thin instrument with a camera and light at the end?
• Electrical interference on an ECG trace is commonly caused by what?
• Which tool is used to test reflexes by delivering a quick tap?
• What degree is used for an intradermal injection?
• How do continuity testing and insulation resistance testing differ?
• A Snellen chart result of 20/70 indicates what about distance vision?
• The 4th intercostal space on the right side is associated with which lead?
• Which instrument is double-ended with rounded ends, used to dilate passages?
• Which vein is described as the phlebotomy vein of choice because it is large and does not tend to move when the needle is inserted?
• Which instrument is used to palpate certain joints to know where to direct the surgeon?
• How do you calculate voltage drop in a conductor?
• The 2nd intercostal space below the middle of the left clavicle corresponds to which lead name?
• Which items are considered supplies not contaminated with blood and body fluids?
• For distance testing with the 'E' Snellen chart, which line should the patient start with?
• What is the typical amperage range for light aircraft alternators and why is this important?
• Which of the following represents RA and LA?
• Which vein is described as the third choice for venipuncture near the brachial artery?
• What does the acronym MDI stand for in inhalation therapy?
• Which set of items is listed as mandatory supplies for venipuncture?
• Which instrument is used by plastic surgeons to grasp soft tissues and hold skin apart?
• Which instrument is typically used to grasp tissue during surgery?
• Using a spacer with a metered-dose inhaler improves delivery of medicine to the lungs. Which option best describes this combination?
• Which instrument is described as looking like a small bird peak?
• Which test measures insulation resistance between conductors or to ground?
• During de-energized testing, which action is appropriate for a power wiring harness?
• Which vein is typically the first choice for venipuncture?
• Which instrument is used to look into a joint?
• Baseline interruption occurs when what happens?
• In a parallel circuit, which statement correctly describes how the total current is determined?
• What degree is used for an intramuscular injection?
• Which law is concerned with the sum of voltages around a closed loop?
• What is the purpose of a master caution indicator during electrical faults?
• What is the primary purpose of a fuse or circuit breaker in an aircraft circuit?
• Lead V6 is parallel to which parts of the body?
• What does the 1-inch border around a sterile field signify?
• What is bonding and why is it important for static discharge control?
• Which statement correctly describes current in a series circuit?
• What is the term for lying on the back with the upper body elevated at 45 degrees?
• An intradermal injection is given into which layer of skin?
• In medical history, what does LMP stand for?
• Backhaus towel clamps are used to secure drapes or towels to the patient’s skin during surgery.
• What is the primary purpose of a Holter monitor?
• What is a contactor and how is it used in aircraft electrical systems?
• Which safety step is specifically recommended before electrical troubleshooting to reduce stored energy?
• In aviation electrical terminology, how does an alternator differ from a generator?
• CPR stands for which term?
• Which process completely destroys all microorganisms, including spores?
• In CPR, what does A stand for?
• Lead V2 is located at the 4th intercostal space on which side of the sternum?
• In CPR, B stands for?
• Where is Lead V6 placed?
• In a parallel circuit, which statement about branch currents is true?
• If a ground loop exists, what issues can it cause besides noise?
• Which equation expresses Ohm's law relating voltage, current, and resistance in a DC circuit?
• What is the term for lying face down with the left knee bent on the side?
• What does sanitization refer to in sterile technique?
• Which lead is placed on the left leg for limb lead placement in the described setup?
• When leaving the sterile field, you should
• What term describes sitting up at a 90-degree angle?
• Wandering baseline is most commonly caused by what?
• State Kirchhoff's Current Law (KCL).
• What does C stand for in CPR?
• What is the primary purpose of GPID in grounding?
• Why is proper mounting and securing of electrical components important?
• In SOAP notes, what does the P component represent?
• What is the function of a generator in aircraft electrical power?
• Why is proper grounding essential in aircraft electrical systems?
• If a circuit carries 3 A and the conductor resistance is 4 Ω, what is the voltage drop?
• Why is proper wire sizing critical in aircraft electrical systems?
• Which device is used to examine the ear canal and eardrum?
• Which container is used for supplies not contaminated with blood and body fluids?
• What is a megger and what is it used for?
• What is the recommended practice regarding recap of needles after use?
• Which instrument would you use to measure current flowing in a circuit directly?
• Which position is described as lying face down with the left knee bent on the side?
• In a surgical procedure, items held below the waist are contaminated.
• What is the term for lying on the back, facing upward?
• Which device produces a fine mist to deliver respiratory medications?
• The ventrogluteal site is used for which type of injection?
• How do you determine an acceptable voltage drop for a circuit?
• Which formula correctly expresses voltage drop in a circuit?
• Which injection site corresponds to ventrogluteal?
• How do you select fuse or circuit breaker ratings for an aircraft circuit?
• Which SOAP component is used to formulate a diagnosis and plan based on subjective and objective data?
• What is the function of a relay in an electrical circuit?
• Sterile and unsterile items cannot touch.
• According to Kirchhoff's Current Law, what must be true about currents at a node?
• Which symptom is common to both HIV and AIDS symptom lists?
• What is the purpose of a fuse in an aircraft electrical system?
• How does a circuit breaker differ from a fuse?
• Which instrument is used to examine internal eye structures such as the retina?
• Which instrument is used to hold fine suture needles and is commonly used in plastic or ENT surgery?
• Which statement best differentiates a relay from a contactor in aircraft electrical systems?
• Which statement about sterile technique is accurate?
• Green or green-yellow color in aircraft wiring indicates what?
• Genital tract, mouth, or anus: painful urination and abnormal discharge, sharp pain in the lower abdomen.
• What is a distribution bus bar and what does it do?
• What is a ground loop and why is it undesirable?
• Foerster Sponge Forceps are used for holding gauze squares to sponge the surgical site.
• Which item is included among the seven mandatory supplies for venipuncture?
• At the right lower rib cage in a nonmuscular location, which lead is used?
• Lead V3 is located between which two leads?
• Instrument used to examine the ear?
• Which device can function as an ohmmeter, ammeter, or voltmeter when configured accordingly?
• Which instrument is used to examine the sigmoid colon by inserting a flexible tube through the anus?
• Lead V4 is located at which intercostal space and which chest line?
• Which container is used for supplies contaminated with blood and body fluids?
• What solution is used to clean the work area in case of spills or contamination?
• Lead #3, positioned at the 2nd intercostal space below the left clavicle, is which lead name?
• Which vein lies on the outer side of the upper arm and is used for venipuncture?
• Which color is commonly used to indicate positive or hot conductors in DC circuits?
• Which agency is responsible for occupational safety standards?
• Which of the following is NOT a commonly used intramuscular injection site?
• Which items are considered sanitation tools in surgical settings?
• Which chest leads are mentioned together as being associated with the sternum in the material?
• Why is voltage drop checked against specifications?
• What is the purpose of lockout/tagout procedures before electrical work?
• Which expression represents power using current and resistance in a DC circuit?
• What is the function of an indicator light within a circuit?
• Skin preparation for RL and LL electrode placement should include what?
• Which needle holder is used to hold heavy needles during surgical procedures?
• List safety steps to take before performing electrical troubleshooting on an aircraft.
• What is a Holter monitor?
• An intramuscular injection is defined as injection into which tissue?
• Which instrument is used to clamp blood vessels or tissue during surgery?
• Exposures in healthcare settings must be?
• Instrument placed over the non-tested eye during a standard vision test to prevent peeking?
• In schematic diagrams, how do you identify a resistor symbol?
• What distance should a patient stand from a standard eye chart during distance testing?
• What does LMP stand for in a medical history?
• Which statement best defines electrical power in a DC circuit?
• Cervix, rectum, or throat symptoms: dysuria, vaginal discharge, genital itching/irritation.
• What instrument is used to sew a wound and bring edges together?
• What is a grounding strap and its purpose?
• Which testing method detects a ground fault by measuring insulation resistance?
• Which vein is the inner-side upper arm third choice for venipuncture?
• In a DC circuit with a fixed resistance, what happens to the current if the voltage doubles?
• How would you locate a short circuit with a digital multimeter?
• In a Holter monitor setup, which lead name is placed at the 2nd intercostal space below the right clavicle for the right arm?
• In SOAP notes, which component records observable data such as vitals and physical findings?
• In the described lead placements, the Left leg placement at the lower rib cage corresponds to which lead name?
• What is a typical use of a digital multimeter when troubleshooting circuits?
• What is the recommended practice regarding reaching over a sterile field?
• Somatic Tremor (artifact) is caused by what?
• On which limb is the RA electrode placed?
• Which agency governs safe working conditions and disposal practices in healthcare facilities?
• What is the role of a voltage regulator in a DC electrical system?
• Which feature is characteristic of Foerster Sponge Forceps?
• Which position involves lying on the back with the knees bent?
• How would you troubleshoot a DC indicator that fails to illuminate?
• Which instrument has a long flat handle and a 2-way connection hook?
• What is the term for lying facedown with knees and head resting on the bed bottom area lifted up?
• Which instrument is used to grasp and hold tissue during surgery?
• Which of the following is a common wiring fault seen in aircraft electrical systems?
• In pregnancy due date calculation, which formula is shown?
• Which tool is primarily used for incising tissue?
• What is a ground fault in an electrical system and how is it detected?
• Which process destroys all bacteria except spores?
• Instrument with a rubber head used for testing reflexes?
• Which instrument is designed to hold back tissue or organs to improve visibility during surgery?
• Which vein runs along the outer side of the arm and is commonly used for IV access and blood draws?
• When troubleshooting a DC indicator that fails to illuminate, which component should you verify first?
• Held over eye not being tested during an eye exam?
• How do maintenance terminology describe a fault vs a defect?
• What is the term for lying on the back with legs raised and feet in stirrups?
• Which vein is described as the third choice for venipunctures, located near the brachial artery; large vein on the inner side of the bicep?
• Which document provides information on hazards, handling, and first-aid measures for chemicals?
• During near vision testing, at what distance should the patient hold the reading card?
• Which symptom is listed as an AIDS symptom but not listed among HIV symptoms in the material?
• A 28V DC system powers a 14Ω load. What is the current?
• A 120V AC circuit with a 4 Ω impedance has what current?