Brainarium

Section 1: Reciprocity and certification Question 1. What is the primary purpose of the KLETC reciprocity program? A. To automatically transfer every state's police certification to Kansas. B. To evaluate eligible officers trained in other jurisdictions for possible Kansas certification. C. To exempt every out-of-state officer from Kansas law. D. To replace the hiring process for Kansas law enforcement agencies. Correct answer: B Rationale: Reciprocity allows the relevant Kansas author...

Darwin's contribution to understanding diversity 1. evolution 2. gradualism 3. speciation 4. common ancestry 5. natural selection Speciation separated geographically takes its own course of evolution formation of new species Natural selection does not apply to acquired characteristics (heritable traits only) Scala Naturae (Aristotle) The Great Chain of Being all living organisms arranged in a linear order from simple to complex Lamarck 1. species change throug...

Question 1 Click on the Notes Tab in Jane Shriver’s chart. Click on today's Admission H&P note. What is the patient’s chief complaint? o Emphysema o COPD o Shortness of breath and weakness o Weakness Question 2 What was the #1 impression? o Edema o Acute Exacerbation of COPD o Sinus Tachycardia o Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease Question 3 Click on the Patient Profile in the Pharmacy Tab. What is the clinical warning for this patient? o hypertension o needs a walker to w...

How old is Jane Shriver? 76 What is her medical record number (MR#)? K34-9800 What tab is NOT part of the Health section? Registration tab Click on the Account section. What tab is NOT part of the Account section? Meds tab List a section that does NOT appear on the Overview tab. Claims Sections on the Overview tab can be collapsed by clicking on the up arrow in the right-hand corner of the frame. What happens when a section is collapsed? The details are hidden and only ...

What are the signs and symptoms of pericarditis? - correct answers-Sharp stabbing pain, worsens with coughing or swallowing, difficulty breathing when lying down What are causes of pericarditis? What does is often pair with? - correct answers-Certain autoimmune viruses, viral infections, etc. RA What are two causes of "muffled" heart sounds? - correct answers-RA and Rheumatoid Heart Disease The lungs are congested and the pericardium is inflamed, making the heart beat sound ...

1. The cell shown here is in metaphase II of meiosis. For this cell, 2N = what? (LO 5.3) a. 2 b. 4 c. 8 d. 16 2. Crossing over during meiosis results in chromosomes with new combinations of genetic material. It makes sense how that process contributes to genetic variation. But how does independent assortment alone, with no crossing over, contribute to genetic variation? (LO 5.2) a. It does not. Independent assortment only contributes to genetic variation if preceded b...

F4. Below you can see the relevant disclosures from Snap On, a smaller competitor. For end of 2021 calculate the estimates of the percent of PP&E assets already depreciated, and of the average age of PP&E assets for both companies. What observations can you make from the comparison of these two metrics? [4 points] Note 1: for this problem a portion of depreciation is called amortization. That’s fine – this is not amortization of other intangible assets; this is amortization of asse...

What structures does the gravitational line (Plum Line) pass through? Posterior to the apex of Coronal Suture External Auditory Meatus Head of the Humerus Middle of L3 Vertebra Femoral head Posterior to mid-knee Anterior to Lateral Malleolus What is the location of Center of Gravity in a person? 5cm anterior to S2 Vertebra What are the 4 characteristics of Upright Posture in humans? Statically Unstable Resembles 3 inverted pyramids Potential Energy is maximized Al...

Definition of Osteopathic Medicine a comprehensive system of healthcare based upon a specific philosophy and distinctive art. Our philosophy and principles embrace holistic evaluation and treatment of patients to obtain the best possible outcomes in medical care. Our art is the use of sensitive palpatory diagnostic skills and osteopathic manipulative treatment (OMT) to assist in facilitating the patient's own healing abilities. Hands on treatment is beneficial not only for a variet...

1. What is the primary purpose of a Job Safety Analysis (JSA)? a) To assign blame after an incident occurs. b) To create a permanent record of all construction activities. c) To identify and control hazards associated with a specific task. d) To satisfy insurance company requirements. Rationale: The correct answer is (c) . A JSA is a proactive, systematic process used to break down a specific job into a sequence of steps, identify the potential hazards at each step, and recommend t...

geriatrics Kyphosis (bent spine)-no supine. Spondylosis(spinal osterthritis) Bariatrics If patient weighs more then 250lbs use 4 rescuers. *Baritric stretcher some have tow package with winch, rated to hold 850lbs 1/7 h 10/14/26, 3:06 PM h 2/7 Types of stretchers Self loading- brake quickly,folding undercarriage (Pneumatic & Electric) Stair Chair Seated Spinal (EX: *KED vest-type device) Basket Stretcher-rescue stretcher Scoop stretcher-ie. broken hip ...

he drugs we use in LA county Glucose oxygen albutioral and nitroglycirine DICE Drug Dose Dr perscribed Integrity color clarity experation date Diffrent ways of how drugs travel Per Rectum ingestion intraveniously intramuscular subcutaniously sublingual MDI Meter Dose inhalor Activated Charcoal When someone overdoeses on drugs so it nettualizes with the drug Epinpehrine Increses heart rate increase BP ised when you have a sever allergic reaction Anaphlatic shock or a sever aller...

The Brain (general rule) when problems are caused by the heart and lungs, the entire brain is affected if the problems are in the brain, only that part of the brain is affected dysfunction causes changes to: LOC, speech, and voluntary muscle Brain Stem Controls vital body functions reticular activating system: network of neurons vasometer center: regulates blood pressure cardiac center: heart rate regulation respiratory center: controls breathing 1/15 10/14/26, 2:38 PM ...

Kyphosis hunchback Spondylosis spinal osteoarthritis= S-shaped spine Bariatrics obese patients KED Kendrick Extrication Device Basket stretcher used for? high low rescue scoop stretcher used for? pelvic injuries/fractures neonatal isolate incubator 250 lbs or more... have at least 4 rescuers nonurgent lifts draw sheet method body drag extremity lift emergency drags blanket pull clothes drag arm to arm drag rapid extrication rip them out from where they are any...

Pediatric Assessment Neonate (Newborn) = 0 - 1 month Infant = 1 - 12 months Toddler (1 -3yrs)OPA Preschool (3 - 6 years) OPA-NPA Neonate (Newborn) = usually won't see. Infant = higher risk of foreign body aspirations and poisoning - perform painful procedures at end of assessment with these patients (if possible) Toddler= injuries increase from exploratory nature Preschool= Simple language is effective, toys distract School Age (6 - 12 years)OPA-NPA Adolescents (12 - 18 ...

Shock Anything that causes WIDESPREAD INADEQUATE TISSUE PROFUSION Position used for ALOC Recovery/Recumbent Left Lateral Anterior Front of body Posterior back of body Intercostal pertaining to the area between the ribs (Horizontal Lines) Superior Higher on the body, nearer to the head Inferior Lower on the body, farther from the head Midclavicular line An imaginary line on the chest that runs vertically through the center of the clavicle midaxillar...

Upper Airway (structures and functions) 1. Warms 2. Humidifies 3. Filters Ends at the pharynx Lower Airway (what makes it special and what are the protective structues) Sterile area! 1. Epiglottis 2. Cilia 3. Ribcage Larynx Made up of the thyroid cartilage + cricoid cartilage + vocal cords Cricothyroid membrane (Sellick Maneuver/Cricoid Pinch is used to prevent gastric distention during endotrachel intubation) Mediastinum Area between the lungs containing...

Blood Vessels (constriction vs. dilation) Regulation of blood flow depends on cell needs Autonomic N.S. controls 1. Capillary sphincters 2. Veins 3. Arteries Causes of Shock 1. Low fluid volume (inadequate perfusion) 2. Pump failure (not enough energy to move blood) 3. Poor vessel function (dilated vessels are leaky!) Perfusion Triangle During shock, one or more of these areas are not working properly 1. Heart (Pump Function) 2. Blood Vessels (Container Function) 3. F...

1. Identify the body's topographic anatomy, including the anatomic position and the planes of the body. (pp 179-180) B. Topographic anatomy applies to the body in the anatomic position so that everyone is referring to the body in the same way. 1. Anatomic position: patient stands facing you, arms at side, palms forward 2. Directional terms are always from the patient's perspective (eg, left arm). 1. Imaginary straight lines that divide the body 2. Three main areas d...

Concepts of Disease G health Definitions of Health • World Health Organization (1948): Health is a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being. It is not merely the absence of disease and infirmity. • World Health Assembly (1977): All citizens of the world reach a level of health by the year 2000 that allows them to live a socially and economically productive life. • Healthy People 2010: Health is an interaction between an individual’s biology and beha...