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What is labor? - Answer -Demonstrating progressive cervical changes, in the presence of regular, frequent, painful uterine contractions -Cervix is dilated equals labor First stage of labor - Answer Stage of cervical dilation -Begins with onset of regular contractions and ends with complete dilation Second stage of labor - Answer Stage of expulsion -Begins with complete cervical dilation and ends with delivery of the fetus Third stage of labor - Answer Placenta...

what is genetics (definition) - Answer the branch of biological sciences that deals with the transmission of traits from parents to offspring what are genes? - Answer set of characteristics inherited from your parents; found on chromosomes heredity - Answer the transfer of character traits from parents to offspring variations - Answer the similarities and differences between the traits among the individuals of the same species implications of genetics to human...

What is the focus of maternity nursing? - Answer Maternity nursing focuses on women, their infants, and families during the childbearing cycle. What role do nurses play in maternity care? - Answer Nurses shape health care systems to respond to the needs of contemporary women and minimize distress associated with reproductive issues. What is family-centered care in maternity nursing? - Answer Family-centered care recognizes childbirth as a normal event, involves families i...

What nursing intervention by the maternity nurse is the most important in providing family-centered care? Promoting uninterrupted infant bonding Providing early discharge Allowing doulas to attend the woman in labor Allowing siblings in the delivery room - Answer Promoting uninterrupted infant bonding A nurse is developing a health promotion presentation for a parent group on childhood mortality and morbidity. Which information should the nurse incorporate into the presentat...

how do we calculate estimated delivery date (EDD)? - Answer Nagele's Rule Nagele's Rule - Answer LMP - 3 months + 7 days *LMP = last menstrual period What nursing interventions are utilized in pregnancy? - Answer 1. Client education 2. Monitoring for potential complications Ex: normal = Braxton hicks cramps abnormal = cramps come from back and moves forward + stomach hard Uterine changes (antepartum) - Answer 1. Starts the size of a pear, gro...

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regurgitation - Answer the valve does not CLOSE properly; and blood back-flows through the valve stenosis - Answer the valve does not OPEN completely; narrows valve prolapse - Answer the STRETCHING of the atrioventricular valve into the atrium during diastole aortic landmark - Answer right of sternum, 2nd intercostal space pulmonic landmark - Answer left of sternum, 2nd intercostal space erb's point landmark - Answer left of sternum, 3rd inte...

Client in cardiogenic shock has a swan ganz catheter in his external jugular vein what finding in the right position - Answer The PA waveform is displayed on the monitor and a dicrotic notch is visible Normal swan ganz readings - client had a MI complicated by CHF. five days treated with Lasix, BP decreased what should the nurse expect - Answer Give a 250 cc bolus of NS over one hour Vasopressor is wrong bc pt does not have adequate volume Client in cardiogenic shock on a vent...

pharmacogenomics - Answer the study of how a person metabolizes medications based on his or her genetic makeup when conducting a genetic assessment, the nurse should... - Answer obtain a three-generation family history ventilation - Answer the process of bringing in O2 (inhalation) perfusion - Answer are the tissues receiving oxygenated blood? -strength of myocardium -MAP -patency of the vessels -circulating volume shunt - Answer perfusion without v...

Resp Failure - Answer -Gas exchange that is not adequate to maintain ABGs -PaO2 less than 50 and or PaCO2 greater than 50 Types of Acute Resp Failure - Answer 1. Hypercapnic Hypoxemic- Low O2 and elevated PCO2 2. Hypoxemic- O2 less than 50% despite supplemental oxygen Acute Resp Failure S/S - Answer -impaired oxygenation -restlessness -fatigue -headache -dyspnea -air hunger -tachycardic -inc BP. As hypoxemia progresses confusion, lethargy, tachycardia, tachypn...

Residual volume RV - Answer Volume of air remaining in the lungs after maximal expiration Expiratory reserve volume ERV - Answer Maximal volume of air expired from the resting end-expiratory level Tidal volume TV - Answer Volume of air inspired or expired with each breath during quiet breathing Inspiratory reserve volume IRV - Answer Maximal volume of air inspired from the resting end-inspiratory level Inspiratory capacity IC - Answer Maximal volume of a...

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Fort Worth Police Department (FWPD) - Answer Established under the Fort Worth Texas Code of Ordinances, Chapter 2: Administration, Article IV, Division 13: POLICE DEPARTMENT, Section 2-140. Primary duties of FWPD - Answer Maintaining peace and order, protecting citizens, continuous patrol, responding to calls, investigating offenses, apprehending offenders, enforcing traffic laws, and municipal, state, and federal laws. Chief of Police - Answer Designated by the City Mana...

sig 0 - Answer officer down/in trouble sig 1 - Answer minor accident 2 - Answer major accident 3 - Answer hit and run 4 - Answer assault 5 - Answer sexual assault 7 - Answer burglar alarm (commercial) 8 - Answer burglar alarm (residential 9 - Answer burglar alarm (no permit) 10 - Answer burglary 11 - Answer cutting/stabbing 12 - Answer deceased person 13 - Answer mental health indivi...

The Fort Worth Police department is broken down into three bureaus - Answer Patrol, Support, and Finance/Personnel Fort Worth Police Department is divided into how many Patrol Divisions? - Answer 6: Central, North, South, East, Northwest, and West Patrol Divisions are further subdivided into? - Answer Four Neighborhood Policing Districts Central Division commander and coverage area - Answer Commander Amy Ladd -Downtown -Hospital District -Texas Christian Uni...

Preamble - Answer The intent and purpose of this Agreement, entered into by the City of Fort Worth, Texas, and Fort Worth Police Officers Association, to achieve and maintain harmonious relations between the Parties and discuss issues of mutual concern. City - Answer Refers to the City of Fort Worth, Texas. Association - Answer Refers to the Fort Worth Police Officers Association. Texas Local Government Code (TLGC) - Answer A set of laws governing local governmen...

General Orders - Answer Official directives for police department operations. Charter Provisions - Answer Legal framework governing police department operations. Chief of Police - Answer Highest-ranking officer in the police department. Organizational Structure - Answer Hierarchy and arrangement of police department roles. Support Bureau - Answer Unit providing assistance to operational divisions. Tactical Command - Answer Unit managing tactical...

What criteria does the Fort Worth Police Department use for employment selection? - Answer Valid, job-related selection criteria and methods. What must the Fort Worth Police Department ensure regarding applicant evaluations? - Answer Applicants are evaluated without regard for race, color, national origin, sex, pregnancy, transgender status, gender identity, gender expression, religious affiliation, political affiliation or belief, age, sexual orientation, genetic information, and...

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C. 1200 ml - Answer 1. The average daily output of urine is: A. 200 mL B. 500 mL C. 1200 ml D. 2500 mL B. Urea and creatinine - Answer 2. An unidentified fluid is received in the laboratory with a request to determine whether the fluid is urine or another body fluid. Using routine laboratory tests, what tests would determine that the fluid is most probably urine? A. Glucose and ketones B. Urea and creatinine C. Uric acid and amino acids D. Protein and amino aci...