Chamberlain NR570 Common Diagnosis &
Management In Acute Care Midterm Questions
With Correct Verified Answers
42. What is the recommended diagnostic testing for a patient presenting
with fever?-Answer:- CBC w/ Differential (left shift or elevated WBCs)
- Chest x-ray (CXR)
- Cultures (urine, sputum, IV sites, and catheters)
- Inflammatory markers
- Other tests as indicated
43. In septic patients, do hyperthermic or hypothermic patients have a
lower mortality rates?-Answer:- Hyperthermic septic patients had lower
mortality rates, whereas hypothermic septic patients had higher mortality
rates due to a more severe stage of sepsis. These findings suggest that the
presence of fever may have led to more aggressive and earlier treatment that
in those patients without fever.
44. What patients are at an increased risk for human trafficking?-Answer:-
Individuals trying to escape from poverty, violence, political unrest, or natural
disasters
- Children and young adults who lack stable family relationships
- Smuggled immigrants (note that smuggled is NOT synonymous with
trafficked)
- Psychologically vulnerable individuals
45. What is the 3P paradigm?-Answer:- The "3P" paradigm - PREVENTION,
PROTEC- TION, and PROSECUTION - serves as the fundamental international
framework to combat human trafficking.
, - A fourth "P" - PARTNERSHIP - aims to achieve progress across the 3Ps
to eliminate modern slavery.
46. What is the Action-Means-Purpose (A-M-P) model?-Answer:- The A-M-P
model is a device used to illustrate and articulate the federal definition of a
"victim of severe forms of trafficking in persons".
- Human trafficking occurs when a perpetrator, often referred to as a tr
any one of the enumerated Actions, and then employs the Means of f
coercion for the Purpose of compelling the victim to provide commercial sex
acts or labor or services.
47. What is the "Action" part of the A-M-P Model?-Answer:- Action related
to trafficking includes the recruitment, transportation, transfer, harboring, or
receipt of a person. It includes acts of patronizing, soliciting, and advertising.
The "Action" of the AMP model includes when a trafficker participates in one
of the following activities against a trafficking victim :
- Induces
- Recruits
- Harbors
- Transports
- Provides
- Obtains
48. What is the "Means" part of the A-M-P Model?-Answer:- Means is the
threat or use of force and other forms of coercion, abduction, fraud, deception,
abuse of power or position of vulnerability or the giving or receiving of
payments or benefits to obtain the consent of a person having control over
another person. Trafficking CANNOT exist without the use of force, fraud, or
coercion.
Management In Acute Care Midterm Questions
With Correct Verified Answers
42. What is the recommended diagnostic testing for a patient presenting
with fever?-Answer:- CBC w/ Differential (left shift or elevated WBCs)
- Chest x-ray (CXR)
- Cultures (urine, sputum, IV sites, and catheters)
- Inflammatory markers
- Other tests as indicated
43. In septic patients, do hyperthermic or hypothermic patients have a
lower mortality rates?-Answer:- Hyperthermic septic patients had lower
mortality rates, whereas hypothermic septic patients had higher mortality
rates due to a more severe stage of sepsis. These findings suggest that the
presence of fever may have led to more aggressive and earlier treatment that
in those patients without fever.
44. What patients are at an increased risk for human trafficking?-Answer:-
Individuals trying to escape from poverty, violence, political unrest, or natural
disasters
- Children and young adults who lack stable family relationships
- Smuggled immigrants (note that smuggled is NOT synonymous with
trafficked)
- Psychologically vulnerable individuals
45. What is the 3P paradigm?-Answer:- The "3P" paradigm - PREVENTION,
PROTEC- TION, and PROSECUTION - serves as the fundamental international
framework to combat human trafficking.
, - A fourth "P" - PARTNERSHIP - aims to achieve progress across the 3Ps
to eliminate modern slavery.
46. What is the Action-Means-Purpose (A-M-P) model?-Answer:- The A-M-P
model is a device used to illustrate and articulate the federal definition of a
"victim of severe forms of trafficking in persons".
- Human trafficking occurs when a perpetrator, often referred to as a tr
any one of the enumerated Actions, and then employs the Means of f
coercion for the Purpose of compelling the victim to provide commercial sex
acts or labor or services.
47. What is the "Action" part of the A-M-P Model?-Answer:- Action related
to trafficking includes the recruitment, transportation, transfer, harboring, or
receipt of a person. It includes acts of patronizing, soliciting, and advertising.
The "Action" of the AMP model includes when a trafficker participates in one
of the following activities against a trafficking victim :
- Induces
- Recruits
- Harbors
- Transports
- Provides
- Obtains
48. What is the "Means" part of the A-M-P Model?-Answer:- Means is the
threat or use of force and other forms of coercion, abduction, fraud, deception,
abuse of power or position of vulnerability or the giving or receiving of
payments or benefits to obtain the consent of a person having control over
another person. Trafficking CANNOT exist without the use of force, fraud, or
coercion.
