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Drugs do not metabolize the same way in all people. for what pt would a nurse expect to assess for an alteration in drug metabolism? A) 35 y.o. woman w/ cervical cancer b) 41. yo man w/ kidney stones c) 50 y.o. with cirrosis of liver. d) 62 y.o woman in acute renal failure - Answer C. the liver is the most important site of drug metabolism. if liver in not functioning effectively, as in pts with cirrhosis, drugs will not metabolize normal so toxice levels could develop unless dosage is redu...

what does a bacteriostatic drug do? - Answer inhibit growth of a pathogen w/o causing cell death what does a bacteriocidal drug do? - Answer kills bacteria define post-antibiotic effect? - Answer after the administered antibiotic concentration has fallen below the bacterial MIC, suppression of bacterial growth still continues define superinfection - Answer a second "opportunistic" infection occurring during the course of antimicrobial therapy often due to the loss of n...

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A. Inspection and palpation B. Inspection and percussion C. Auscultation and palpation D. Palpation and percussion - Answer A. Inspection and palpation Typical joints affected are hands, knees, hips and spine. A. OA B. RA C. General joint disease D. Osteoporosis - Answer A. OA The most common symptom of OA is joint pain. OA pain tends to worsen with activity, more often following a period of rest. OA can also cause morning stiffness and generally lasts less than 30 minutes, ...

Willow is a 67-year-old female and her bone mineral density is more than 1 SD below the young adult reference mean. What is her diagnosis? A. Normal bone mineral density B. Osteopenia C. Osteoporosis D. Severe osteoporosis - Answer B. Osteopenia Tinel's sign and Phalen's maneuver are used in identifying a common workplace condition that the family nurse practitioner recognizes as: A. Carpal tunnel syndrome B. Lateral epicondylitis C. Dupuytren's disease D. Thoracic out...

UTI - Answer Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are the second most common bacterial disease and the most common bacterial infection in women. UTI Risk factors - Answer a) Pregnancy b) Menopause c) habitual delay of urination d) instrumentation e) sexual intercourse UTI symptoms - Answer a) Dysuria b) frequent urination (less than every 2 hours) c) Urgency d) Suprapubic discomfort or pressure What pathogen most commonly causes a CAUTI? - Answer E. coli What is a CAUTI...

Martin, age 24, presents to the office with an erythematous ear canal and pain on manipulation of the auricle. He is on vacation and has been swimming daily at the resort. What is your diagnosis? 1.Acute otitis media. 2.Chronic otitis media. 3.Otitis Externa 4.Temporomandibular joint (TMJ) syndrome - Answer Otitis Externa Opacity of the lens of the eye 1. Cataracts 2.Infection 3. Foreign Body 4. Glaucoma - Answer Cataracts The transparency of the human eye lens results from t...

While the nurse ambulated the client to the bathroom, the client begins to have a seizure. Which of the following actions should the nurse take first? a. Note the time the seizure began b. Carry the patient to the nearest bed c. Call for a wheelchair d. Ease the patient to the floor - Answer d. Ease the patient to the floor A client with an onset of Bell's palsy is very upset and crying about the change in facial appearance. The nurse plans to emotionally support the client by telli...

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What is the definition of a felony? - Answer A serious crime What is the definition of a misdemeanor? - Answer A less serious crime What is a dangerous weapon? - Answer Designed to kill Used to kill Offensive device Portable electric device What is a serious injury? - Answer Life threatening injury What is bodily injury? - Answer Any harm that is less than life threatening What is mens rea? - Answer Guilty mind- intent What is actus reus - Answer Guilty ...

What is the definition of a "stop"? - Answer Any time that a LEO deploys from their vehicle - not just a traffic stop What are the two (2) different types of assault? - Answer Accidental and felonious Officers must have a __________ mindset when on a stop - Answer survival Every stop should be classified as ____________ - Answer unknown What part of the vehicle should a LEO stay behind when approaching a vehicle? - Answer The trailing edge What are the four (4...

What does SAMHSA stand for? - Answer Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration What are the 8 dimensions of wellness? - Answer Emotional, environmental, financial, intellectual, occupational, physical, social, spiritual What does the parasympathetic nervous system do? - Answer rest and digest, calms the body What does the sympathetic nervous system do? - Answer known as your fight or flight response, digestive system slows. your brain cannot tell the differen...

What are the 2 basic types of courts in Iowa? - Answer 1. Courts of original jurisdiction (County courthouses) 2. Appellate courts (2 of them that review other courts) What are the 2 appellate courts? - Answer 1. Court of appeals 2. Supreme court of Iowa *All cases go to supreme court 1st, then they decide if they want to hear the appeal or send to court of appeals* Courts of original jurisdiction are courts that hear _____________ and determine __________ or liability. - Answer ...

Important to know the law of I and I - Answer True Three amendments that deal with I and I - Answer 5, 6, 14 Two supreme rulers are? - Answer Escabino and Miranda The formula of I and I is? - Answer C+I=W Overtacts can trigger custody - Answer True T/F Courts deprive custody as deprived - Answer True T/F Interrogation by police incriminating elicit comment - Answer True T/F courts use reasonableness - Answer True T/F Voluntary statement determined ...

What's procedural justice? - Answer Procedures used by police officers where citizens are treated fairly and with proper respect. What's police legitimacy? - Answer Public view as entitled to exercise authority in order to maintain social order, manage conflicts and solve problems. What's the core principles of procedural justice? - Answer 1. Voice 2. Neutrality 3. Respect 4. Trustworthiness What's the three C's for radio? - Answer 1. Clear 2. Concise 3....

When does the Fourth Amendment not apply? - Answer Abandoned property Public View Open Fields No legitimate expectation of privacy Private citizens NOT on behalf of the police What is the Litchfield balancing test? - Answer S- Degree of Suspicion: do we have probable cause or something less? I- Degree of Intrusion on the person's ordinary activities N- Needs of the government to act quickly without taking time to obtain a search warrant Explain curtilage. - Answer the are...

Core Values+ - Answer Integrity, Respect, Professionalism, Virtue, Service Purpose of Drill and Ceremony - Answer To help recruits focus on the importance of "attention to detail" Meaning of "Esprit de corps" - Answer Feeling of pride/commitment Two parts order is given - Answer Preparatory (Get ready), Execution (Do it) Cadence Definition - Answer Uniform step and rhyme in marching Flank Definition - Answer Either extreme end of the column/formation ...

What is the passing score to complete the ILEA - Answer 75% Week 1 Leadership Trait? - Answer Integrity 5 Step Hard Style - Answer Ask, Explain, Personal Appeal, Confirmation, Act What is the Close order Drill? - Answer Close order drill inspires an individual to be a member of a team. A team working confidently together in unions to a measured cadence. No team is any better then its weakest member. You learn to march in step, keep straight lines, and develop precision in mo...

residential entry - Answer a person who knowingly or intentionally breaks and enters the dwelling of another person commits residential entry level 6 felony trespass - Answer entry to another's property without right or permission Conversion - Answer exerts unauthorized control over property over another person thef - Answer intent to perminately deprive carry a firearm - Answer class A misdaminor level 5 felony with prior use of deadly force and non deadly f...

What is prevention vs. deterrence when it comes to OWIs? - Answer Prevention is a long term solution which takes time to mature (Perfect society); Deterrence is a current/short-term/ partial solution that is available now. (Negative reinforcement) What is the most abused drug in the US? - Answer Alcohol What is General vs. Specific deterrence? - Answer General deterrence = Public's fear of arrest (Long term cost/ convenience) Specific deterrence = Individual effects from an OW...