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Steps in the inflammatory response - ANS 1. Arterioles constrict 2. Release of kinins 3. Permeability of cells Local response - ANS heat, redness, swelling, pain, loss of function systemic response - ANS increased leukocytes, malaise, nausea, anorexia, ^ pulse/RR, fever contusion - ANS caused by a blow to the body by a blunt object abrasion - ANS when skin rubs against a hard surface, friction scrapes away the epithelial layer, exposing ...

SBAR - ANS stands for: Situation Background Assessment Recommendations when is SBAR used - ANS -shift report -when calling the health care provider -transferring between units/other facilities (sending to nursing home) -giving report to next shift -consults (calling dietitian) Situation (SBAR) - ANS 1. identify yourself, your unit, the patient 2. briefly describe the problem and your concern 3. what is going on with the patient 4. give the headline-...

respiratory assessment includes - ANS respiratory rate respiratory effort/work of breathing/use of accessory muscles breath sounds mental status ventilation - ANS physical process of moving air in and out of the lungs so that gas exchange can take place inspiration - ANS active process diaphragm and intercostal muscles contract intrathoracic pressure decreases chest wall expands pulling lungs outward air rushes into the lungs exhalation - ANS ...

respiratory assessment includes - ANS respiratory rate respiratory effort/work of breathing/use of accessory muscles breath sounds mental status ventilation - ANS physical process of moving air in and out of the lungs so that gas exchange can take place inspiration - ANS active process diaphragm and intercostal muscles contract intrathoracic pressure decreases chest wall expands pulling lungs outward air rushes into the lungs exhalation - ANS ...

CDC monitors for which of the following HAIs a. SSI (Surgical Site Infections) b. All of those listed here (and more) c. C Diff (Clostridium Difficile) d. CLABS (Central Line Associated Bloodstream Infections - ANS b Mucous membranes, non-intact skin, the GI, GU or respiratory tract are which link in the Chain of Infection? a. Source b. Infectious agent c. Portal of entry d. Susceptible host - ANS c When taking off PPE (Personal Protective Equipment), which ...

Is inspiration an active or passive process? - ANS active Does intrathoracic pressure decrease or increase upon inspiration - ANS decrease, it pulls the outside air in Is exhalation an active or passive process? - ANS passive Does intrathoracic pressure increase or decrease during expiration? - ANS increase, it forces the air out of the body How is ventilation measured? - ANS RR and work of breathing, arterial CO2, capnography How is ox...

What are the standard vital signs? - ANS 1) Temperature 2) Respiration rate 3) Pulse 4) Pulse oximetry 5) Blood pressure 6) Pain assessment Normal range of temperature - ANS 96.6 - 100.6 degrees F Febrile temperature - ANS > 100.6 F Hypothermic temperature - ANS < 96.6 F Temperature routes - ANS - oral - axillary - tympanic - temporal artery - rectal Factors that affect temperature reading - ANS - user variabilit...

OPMS deals with these functions: - ANS 1. Strength Management 2. Accessions 3. Assignments Surgeon General - ANS -Exercises personnel management authority over AMEDD officers in their memo of understanding -Develops and executes professional development -Helps ensure people are in right places they're needed Strength Management - ANS -Procurement of forces through: ROTC, West Point, Branch transfers, OCS, direct accessions, US Army Recruiting Command, etc....

Seven AirDrop Components and Systems? - ANS Door Bundles, Low Velocity Airdrop Systems, Container Delivery System, Dual Row Air System, Joint Precision Airdrop System, Low Cost Air Drop System, Low Cost Low Altitude. What is the preferred method of Ariel Delivery? - ANS Airland. What are the 2 modes of Aerial Delivery? - ANS Fixed-wing, Rotary-wing. What is the Mission of the Quartermaster Field Service Company? - ANS To provide tactical Quartermaster...

The purpose of Army maintenance is to... - ANS preserve the required performance capabilities of Army materiel or to return those assets to their baseline performance capabilities. The Army has _______ maintenance standards. - ANS One. What is the Army maintenance standard? - ANS TM -10 / TM -20. Army equipment meets the maintenance standard when the following conditions exisit: - ANS (1) The equipment is fully mission capable (FMC). (2) All faults a...