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14 82. Chemical restraints are: A. Substances used to disinfect equipment. B. Medications affecting mood and behavior. C. Harmful and should never be used. D. Medications applied to the patient’s skin. 83. When talking to a person with a hearing loss, you should: A. Raise your voice. B. Limit your facial expressions. C. Lower your voice tone and make sure your face is well-lit. D. Position yourself so the light is behind you. 84. AIDS and hepatitis require: A. Enteric precautions. B. Respiratory precautions. C. Drainage and secretin precautions. D. Standard precautions. 85. If the treatment plan is for the patient to not vomit after eating, which is progress? A. The patient was unfriendly before hospitalization but now is very friendly. B. The patient was overeating but now is not eating and not vomiting. C. The patient vomited after every meal but now vomits after only one meal a day. D. The patient had anger fits five times a day but now has one per week. 86. The female sex gland is the A. uterus. B. vagina. C. ovary. D. fallopian tube. 87. A patient falls on glass and is bleeding profusely from the arm, you should first A. tell the patient to run to the nursing station to get help. B. call 911. C. stop the bleeding. D. call the nurse then go back to the nursing station. 88. Which statement is true about Alzheimer’s disease? A. Diet and medications can control the disease. B. The chance of it occurring increases with age. C. It occurs only in the elderly. D. The disease does not cause an earlier death. © 1993-2014 American Association of Psychiatric Technicians, Inc.