What role do Triggers play in the UiPath Integration Service? A.Provide a mechanism for subscribing to specific events from third-party applications, automatically starting processes in Orchestrator. B.Assist in the creation of automation projects by

an overhead radiant warmer is typically adjusted to keep an infant's anterior abdominal skin at which temp range? - ANSWER-36 C (97.7 F) to 37 C (98.6 F) the nurse has just received a beginning-of-shift report about assigned clients. Based on the following vital signs, which client should the nurse plan to assess first? - ANSWER-a 6-month-old client whose respiratory rate is 16 breaths/min (should be 20-40) the nurse is preparing to measure an adult's orthostatic blood pressure. place the following steps of the procedure in the correct order - ANSWER-assess the client into a supine position wait 3 to 10 mins, then measure the client's BP assist the client to a sitting positing with legs dangling wait 1 to 3 mins, then measure the client's BP assist the client to a standing position wait 2 to 3 mins, then measure the client's BP which of the following terms describes a breathing rate that's below the expected norm? - ANSWER-bradypnea which of the following terms indicates a potentially serious patient condition? - ANSWER-febrile (body temp is high) the nurse is preparing to assess the peripheral pulse of an adult client. Which of the following actions is correct? - ANSWER-lightly compress the client's radial artery using the first, second and third fingers when assessing a client's respiratory rate, the nurse should do which of the following? - ANSWER-do it immediately after the pulse assessment so the client is unaware of it a nurse is measuring the apical pulse of a client. Which should the nurse place the diaphragm of the stethoscope in this assessment? - ANSWER-over the space b/w the fifth and sixth ribs on the left midclavicular line which of the following can lead to an inaccurate tympanic temp reading? - ANSWER-ear drainage scarred tympanic membrane having slept with one ear against a pillow