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A 30-year-old patient with ulcerative colitis is scheduled for a proctosigmoidoscopy. Which finding should cause the nurse to clarify routine preparation orders with the physician - Answer Presence of severe diarrhea The nurse is caring for a patient who is placed on a modified bland diet. Which should be removed before serving the patient's dinner tray - Answer pepper The nurse is preparing to initiate a tube feeding through a patient's nasogastric (NG) tube. Prior to in...

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an over response to an infection; can lead to sepsis shock; critical emergency; - Answer Sepsis Infants less than 1mo with chronic injury/or chronic condition are high risk for: - Answer Sepsis If neonates have hypothermia, this may be the only sign or symptom of what critical condition? (Can also have bradycardia, apneic, petechiae) - Answer Sepsis Labs for sepsis - Answer WBC CBC C relative protein All will be elevated Blood culture (+) UA (+) What p...

hydrocephalus - Answer Imbalance of Cerebral Spinal Fluid Types: Obstructive(Non-Communicating): Most Common-blockage in ventricle Non-Obstructive (Communicating): -poor absorption, no blockage hydrocephalus etiologies - Answer Congenital: Present at birth, soon after - 70 % Dandy walker syndrome Arnold-Chiari malformations Neural tube defects - myelomeningocele Aqueductal stenosis Acquired: injury or trauma to brain Brain Injury Trauma Tumors Infections - M...

What term is defined as the volume of blood ejected by the heart in 1 minute? - Answer Cardiac output Cardiac output is defined as the volume of blood ejected by the heart in 1 minute. Cardiac output = Heart rate x Stroke volume. Afterload is the resistance against which the ventricles must pump when ejecting blood (ventricular ejection). A cardiac cycle is the sequential contraction and relaxation of both the atria and ventricles. Stroke volume is the amount of blood ejected by the hea...

Late preterm - Answer 34-36 6/7 weeks At risk for: -respiratory distress -thermoregulation issues -hypoglycemia -hyperbilirubinemia -feeding difficulties -acidosis -sepsis Nursing care for thermoregulation issues - Answer check temp Q4 skin to skin radiant warmer (if necessary) Feeding issues in late preterm infants - Answer immature suck reflex increased calorie need (feed Q2-3 hrs) monitor suck/swallowing Hypoglycemia in late preterm infants - Answ...

primary dysmenorrhea - Answer younger population only happens when ovulating cramping and sharp pains secondary dysmenorrhea - Answer occurs after age 25 symptoms occur at time of ovulation until menses is finished dull lower abdomen and back pain linked to PID and endometriosis Primary dysmenorrhea treatment - Answer heat, limit salt and sugar, increase fluids, NSAIDS 24 hours before menses start secondary dysmenorrhea treatment - Answer NSAIDS, invasive su...

4- 7 months weight - Answer birth weight doubles 1 year old weight - Answer birth weight triples toddler weight - Answer weight quadruples Preschoolers and school age children weight - Answer 4.5 to 6.5 pounds year weight gain Height at 2 years old - Answer is an estimate how he or she may be an an adult. (equal 50%) kangaroo care - Answer prevents hypothermia in infants. Chess and Thomas - Answer attributes of temperament. the manner o...

What are the 4 criteria of Tetralogy of Fallot? - Answer 1. Overriding Aorta 2. Ventricular-Septal Defect 3. Pulmonic Valve Stenosis 4. Right Ventricular Hypertrophy Why do Ventricular Septal Defects cause pulmonary congestion and pulmonary vascular resistance? - Answer LV pressure is greater than RV pressure. Oxygenated blood is shunted back to the RV and back into Pulmonary circulation. Why is Right Ventricular Hypertrophy occurring in Tetralogy of Fallot? - Answer P...

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Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA) - Answer Name of act that sets standards (a.k.a. MCL's) for drinking water quality. WI DNR - Answer State agency responsible for public drinking water regulations in WI. Non-Community Water System - Answer Serves the public but not the same people year round Community Water System - Answer A public water system which serves at least 15 service connections used by year-round residents or regularly serves at least 25 year-round r...

Presedimentation - Answer Reduce silt in water Settling zone - Answer Calm area in settling basin where suspended materials settle Coagulation - Answer Occurs in Seconds Flocculation - Answer Occurs in Minutes (optimum velocity 0.5 fps) Floc should be popcorn sized Sedimentation - Answer Occurs in Hours (4 hour detention time) Typical Coagulants - Answer Aluminum Sulfate Al2(SO4)3 Ferrix Fe2(SO4)3 pH Increasing Chemicals - Answer Lime...

Is chlorine gas lighter or denser than air? - Answer Denser. public water supply (PWS) - Answer Serves at least 25 people or has 15 service connections. Must be in use over 60 days per year. Types of public water supplies (3) - Answer Community, non-transient, and transient. Community public water supply - Answer Cities, homeowner associations, mobile parks (most public water supplies are community). Non-transient public water supply - Answer Schools, bu...

Who is the "Primary agency" in West Virginia for the SDWA? - Answer The WV Bureau for Public Health What is a public water supply? - Answer A system that serves an average of at least 25 individuals or 15 service connections for at least 60 days a year. When should you notify the WVDEP to terminate employment? What form is needed to be used. - Answer At least 30 days prior to terminating, use a EW-74 Form Where should tests and analysis be done? - Answer At...

What is the general definition of an ion? An _________ with a positive or negative charge - Answer Atom A continuous positive pressure in a distribution system is essential for preventing what event? - Answer Backflow Event _____________ water pressure must be maintained to ensure adequate customer service during peak flow periods. However, minimum positive pressure must be maintained in mains to protect against backflow or back siphonage from cross-connections. - Answer ...

The minimum and maximum chloride residual in a water distribution system is ? - Answer 0.2 mg/l and 4mg/L of free chlorine Nitrate may not exceed what concentration when tested yearly for a groundwater treatment plant ? - Answer 10 mg/L The minimum number of total coliform samples that must be collected per month is based on Wich of the following? - Answer The population served by the system When a distribution bacteriological sample is positive for a total coliform th...

If a customer complains about the drinking water characteristics, the operator should record the complaint and... - Answer Investigate immediately What term is used when a water utility divides its total operating expenses into a total revenue? - Answer Operating ratio How often should data, such as flow rate, amount of water treated, dosage of chemical, and reservoir levels be recorded? - Answer Daily Under the requirements of the Safe Water Drinking Act, it is the du...

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1. The form of Christian belief dedicated to combating poverty and other forms of social injustice is called Select one: a. religious justice b. humanitarian relief c. liberation theology d. egalitarian ideology - Answer c. liberation theology 2. Why were marriages an important source of social stability in preindustrial societies? Select one: a. They insured that families would pay a dowry, thus contributing to the stability of both families' social status. b. They gave ...

racial groups - Answer groupings based on social significant physical characteristics and beliefs about common ancestry ethnic groups - Answer groupings based on common geographic origin and distinctive cultural characteristics ethnic group - Answer what kind of group are Hispanics? cajuns, vietnemese, italians - Answer different ethnic groups social constructions of race (history, culture, politics, economics) - Answer what plays a major role in shaping...