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Froggy Jumps Sink Or Swim Code BlueOnline version Medical trivia & scenarios by Chloie Gwinn 1 Which vital sign ranges indicate possible hypotension in adults (systolic)? a Systolic 110-120 mmHg b Systolic >140 mmHg c Systolic <90 mmHg 2 What OPQRST component focuses on the onset, quality, and timing of the pain? a Q for Quality only b P for Provocation/Quality/Patient’s description c O for Onset 3 In SAMPLE history, what does 'S' stand for? a Signs/Symptoms b Seasonal factors c Special considerations 4 Which document standard is used to ensure accurate patient data and legal compliance? a Randomized logs b SOAP notes or ICS/EMR documentation c Blog-style entries 5 Which vital sign is most indicative of respiratory distress when low? a O2 saturation (SpO2) b Pulse c Temperature 6 A patient presents with chest pain, tachycardia, and diaphoresis. Which chief complaint is most likely? a Chest pain b Abdominal pain c Headache 7 What does OPQRST help providers collect? a Medication dosing b Diet history c Detailed onset and progression of symptoms 8 Which is a key element of professional terminology in clinical notes? a Conciseness and clinical accuracy b Unverified anecdotes c Casual slang 9 Which vital sign is most directly affected by anxiety or pain? a Pulse rate b Blood pressure c Respiration rate 10 In a digital scenario, which action best demonstrates critical thinking when a patient’s vitals deteriorate? a Ignore trends until symptoms worsen b Delay action to gather more data c Reassess, call for help, and escalate care per protocol 11 What is a typical normal resting heart rate for adults (beats per minute)? a 40-60 bpm b 100-140 bpm c 60-100 bpm 12 Which items are included in the SAMPLE history mnemonic? a Systemic, Arrhythmia, Meds, Past events, Time since onset, Exertion b Symptoms, Age, Measurements, Labs, Treatments, Examinations c Signs, Allergies, Medications, Past medical history, Last intake, Events leading up 13 Which order corresponds to OPQRST for history gathering? a Onset, Provocation, Quality, Region/Radiation, Severity, Time b Origin, Pattern, Quantity, Radiation, Status, Treatment c Onset, Pain, Quality, Region, Severity, Time 14 What is a critical systolic BP range to recognize promptly? a SBP 100-110 mmHg b SBP 120-130 mmHg c SBP <90 or >180 mmHg 15 Normal oxygen saturation (SpO2) in a healthy adult is typically: a 95-100% b 90-94% c 85-89% 16 Which component is essential in documentation standards? a SOAP notes (Subjective, Objective, Assessment, Plan) b PIE notes c DAR notes 17 Give an example of a chief complaint question. a “Do you have allergies?” b “What brings you in today?” c “What is your goal?” 18 Which vital sign specifically reflects oxygenation in the blood? a Respiratory rate b Oxygen saturation (SpO2) c Heart rate 19 What does tachycardia mean in professional terminology? a Low blood pressure b Heart rate over 100 bpm c Slow heart rate 20 Which element best supports critical thinking in patient assessment? a Asking clarifying questions and considering alternatives b Ignoring contradictory data c Relying on a single data point

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by Chloie Gwinn

Which vital sign ranges indicate possible hypotension in adults (systolic)?

What OPQRST component focuses on the onset, quality, and timing of the pain?

In SAMPLE history, what does 'S' stand for?

Which document standard is used to ensure accurate patient data and legal compliance?

Which vital sign is most indicative of respiratory distress when low?

A patient presents with chest pain, tachycardia, and diaphoresis. Which chief complaint is most likely?

What does OPQRST help providers collect?

Which is a key element of professional terminology in clinical notes?

Which vital sign is most directly affected by anxiety or pain?

In a digital scenario, which action best demonstrates critical thinking when a patient’s vitals deteriorate?

What is a typical normal resting heart rate for adults (beats per minute)?

Which items are included in the SAMPLE history mnemonic?

Which order corresponds to OPQRST for history gathering?

What is a critical systolic BP range to recognize promptly?

Normal oxygen saturation (SpO2) in a healthy adult is typically:

Which component is essential in documentation standards?

Give an example of a chief complaint question.

Which vital sign specifically reflects oxygenation in the blood?

What does tachycardia mean in professional terminology?

Which element best supports critical thinking in patient assessment?