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Osha (occupational safety and health administration) - -the main federal agency charged with regulating safety and health in the workplace. Sds - -safety data sheet When to change out the sharps box - -when 3/4 full Safety devices for needles and sharps - -examples of engineering controls R.a.c.e. - -rescue, alarm, confine, extinguish P.a.s.s. - -pull, aim, squeeze, sweep Examples of blood borne pathogens - -hbv, hcv, hiv Human immunodeficiency virus - -hiv Number of hbv vaccin...

What glands does seman go through? - -prostate gland, enters the urethra and exits the body via the urinary meatus. What is a sign of anerexia? - -Overachiver What is not 0.6 oz of alchohol? - -4 oz of vodka What is associated with penial and cerevel cancer? - -HPV Which is not form of hollistic healthcare? - -Focus on physical health The top 3 leading causes of death? - -1. Heart Disease 2. Cancer 3. Stroke WHat is the most commen mental illness for college stude...

Anatomy - -The study of the shape and structure of the body and its parts, and their relationship to each other Systemic anatomy - -The study of the body by systems. Ex. Cardiovascular, nervous, skeletal, muscular. Regional anatomy - -The study of the organization of the body by area. Ex. head, abdomen, arm. Surface anatomy - -The study of external features Ex. Bony projections. Anatomical anatomy - -Use of X-ray, ultrasound, Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) Phy...

Plasma membrane - -forms the outer boundary of the cell, through which the cell interacts with its external environment Nucleus - -directs cell activities, most of which take place in the cytoplasm; usually located near the center of the cell Organelle - -specialized structure that performs a specific function,aka little organs. The number and type of these is related to the specific structure and function of a cell Intracellular - -substances inside the cell Extracellular - -subst...

Tissues - -groups of cells with a common structure and function. Tissues - -groups of similar cells that perform a specific function in an organism Histology - -microscopic study of tissue structures Yes - -can we predict the function of tissue through its structure? Epithelial, connective, muscle, nervous - -four primary tissue types Epithelial tissue - -it is a type of tissue that covers and lines the hollow organs of our body It protects foreign materials from entering the body ...

Atoms - -building blocks of elements, smallest units of matter Atomic number - - number of protons in the nucleus Mass number - -protons + neutrons Isotopes - -atoms with the same number of protons but different number of neutrons Compounds - -formed when electrons are exchanged between atoms Molecule - -composed of two or more atoms that share electrons Ion - -an atom has a positive or negative charge Ionic bond - -atoms donates or accepts electrons from interacting atoms to creat...

What is the functional unit of the lungs? - Correct Answer--alveoli What techniques are used to assess the resonant sound of the lungs? - Correct Answer--indirect percussion with pleximeter or middle finger. -non dominant finger in the ICS tapping with the dominant hand What is the normal sound when percussing the lungs? - Correct Answer--resonant sounds What will you hear when air is trapped in the lungs on percussion? - Correct Answer- hyper-resonant sound What is the...

The different types of assessment techniques? - - Inspection Palpation Percussion Auscultation Which technique should the nurse use initially for each specific assessment? - inspection Assessment technique to illicit a diaphragmatic excursion? - -percussion Technique used to listen to heart sounds? - -auscultation Technique used to listen to crepitus who sustained a chest injury? - -palpation What is the technique used to assess distended bladder? - -direct percussion Wh...

4 basic physical assessment techniques - - inspection Palpation Percussion Auscultation How to do a physical assessment on the abdomen? And why? - - inspection Auscultation Percussion Palpation - so that we DO NOT allow for hyperactive bowel sounds before auscultating What are the sensitive areas of the hand? - - • The finger pads are used for discrimination of underlying structures and functions such as pulses, superficial lymph nodes, or crepitus. • V...

Insect bites, allergic reactions, and hives are examples of? - -wheals Melanoma and hemangioma are examples of? - -nodules Acne and herpes simplex are examples of? - -pustules Cystic acne and sebaceous cysts are examples of? - -cysts A blister is an example of a? - -bulla Varicella, shingles, and eczema are examples of? - -vesicles A freckle, mole, measles are examples of a? - -mole A birthmark or vitiligo are examples of a? - -patch A wart, elevated mole, or skin tag are example...

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What is organic brain syndrome? - Correct Ans-- structural/physical - temporary or permanent dysfunction of the brain, caused by a disturbance in the physical or physiologic functioning of brain tissue. What is functional brain syndrome? - Correct Ans-- psychologic - a disorder in which there is no known physiologic reason for the abnormal functioning of an organ or organ system. Schizophrenia is an example of a(n) ________ disorder. - Environmental - Functional - Organic brain - S...

Transient microbiota differ from normal microbiota in that transient microbiota a. Cause diseases b. Are found in a certain location on the host c. Are acquired by direct contact d. Are present for a relatively short time - Correct Ans-d. Are present for a relatively short time In parasitism, a. Both organisms benefit b. One organism benefits, and the other is unaffected c. Both organisms are unaffected d. One organism benefits at the expense of the other - Correct Ans-d....

A physical examination was used to screen for breast cancer in 2,500 women with biopsy-proven adenocarcinoma of the breast and in 5,000 age- and race-matched control women. The results of the physical examination were positive (i.e., a mass was palpated) in 1,800 cases and in 800 control women, all of whom showed no evidence of cancer at biopsy. The sensitivity of the physical examination was: ______ 69.0 % 72.0 % 76.0 % 84.0 % - Correct Ans-72% A physical examination was ...

A nurse uses therapeutic communication techniques in order to achieve desired client outcomes. Which communication technique is a part of therapeutic communication? -asking for explanations -showing sympathy to the pt -asking personal questions to the pt -Providing relevant information to the pt - Correct Answer-providing relevant information to the client The nurse asks questions to an older client about experiences and listens attentively. Which therapeutic communication strategy...

Alternative, complementary, or integrative medicine are all similar in education, training, and licensure requirements. - Correct Ans-False Many clients turn to CAM because they believe their PCP is more interested in providing a "quick fix" for an ailment than in spending time getting to the root of problems. - Correct Ans-True Therapeutic touch in the use of treatment of illness is based on the premise that illness occurs when a person's energy field is out of balance. - C...

Phq-9 (patient health questionnaire) - -dx: any population Assesses severity of depression, >12: major depressive disorder Domain: body structure and fxn Major depressive disorder - - Dsm5 criteria symptoms x2 weeks: Fatigue or loss of energy/interest Insomnia or hypersomnia Loss/increase in appetite; poor appetite Weight change Psychomotor retardation or agitation Suicidal ideation Guilt or feelings of worthlessness Loss of attention span - -if four or more of these ...

Mnemonic that helps to remember what to do for a guest with a wound - -R.I.C.E (rest, ice, compression, elevate) Common lifeguard hand signal used to communicate information with all lifeguards - -"x" crossed arms - stop dispatch What does CARE stand for? - -Confidence, Attentive, Responsive, Empathetic When would you give a 10-year-old CPR? - -When there is no pulse, no breathing, nothing at all. What is the first step to back boarding? - -Primary guard approache...

First Stage of Drowning - -Surprise Second Stage of Drowning - -Respiratory Arrest Third Stage of Drowning - -Unconscious Fourth Stage of Drowning - -Hypoxic Convulsion Fifth Stage of Drowning - -Cardiac Arrest Sixth Stage of Drowning - -Clinical Death VAT - -Vigilance Awareness Training Adult Rescue Breathing Ratio - -1 breath every 6 seconds How many compressions for FDAO - -30 compressions How long do you check for pulse and breathing? - -10 full seconds CPR Compression ra...