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What does the muscular system do? - Answer - provides stability, mobility, and protects internal organs against outside forces - produces blood cells and stores minerals such as calcium and phosphorus function of bones - Answer support for soft tissues and organs and protection of organs such as brain and spinal cord, body movement, and hematopoiesis - function of each bone dictates its shape and surface features what are is the axial skeleton? - Answer skeleton that includes th...

Factors associated with increased risk of melanoma - Answer Too much exposure to UV radiation Moles Fair skin, freckling, red, or blonde hair Positive family history of melanoma History of immunosuppressive treatment Older age Male Gender Past history of melanoma Screening Recommendations for Melanoma - Answer Skin examination every 3 years for ages 20-40 and yearly for over 40 Mostly skin self-exam starting at age 20 What are appendages - Answer Hair, nails and glands (ec...

How many lobes are on the right lung? - Answer 3 (upper, middle, lower) where can the middle lobe of the right lung be accessed from? - Answer only from the front and side How many lobes does the left lung have? - Answer 2 lobes What is the mediastinum? - Answer area between the lungs that contains the heart, aorta, esophagus, superior vena cava, vessels, etc. where is the cardiac notch? - Answer left lung (allows lung to rest on diaphragm) the first seven ribs are ...

What is health assessment? - Answer It is a systematic method of collecting data for the purpose of planning patient-centered care Nurse's role in assessment according to the ANA Standards of Practice - Answer collects comprehensive data Nurse's role in assessment according to the VBON? - Answer Delegation, identifying training requirements and what and what cannot be delegated How does QSEN relate to health assessment? - Answer Patient-centered care, teamwork and coll...

A patient tells the nurse that she has smoked 2 packs of cigarettes a day for 20 years. The nurse records this as how many pack-years? a. 10 b. 20 c. 40 d. 60 - Answer c. 40 Two packs of cigarettes × 20 years = 40 pack-years. This incorrect calculation was made by dividing 20 years by 2 packs. Option B is correct if the patient smoked 1 pack per day for 20 years. Option D is correct if the patient smoked 3 packs per day for 20 years or 2 packs a day for 30 years. After taking a bri...

Primary prevention - Answer Addresses the needs of healthy clients to promote health and prevent disease with specific protections; decreases the risk of exposure of an individual or a community to disease. Immunization programs Child car seat education Nutrition and fitness activities Health ed. in schools - Answer Examples of Primary Prevention Secondary prevention - Answer Focuses on identifying illness, providing treatment, and conducting activities that help prevent a wors...

Assessment Begins at first Sight... - Answer Collecting objective data Noting cognition Observing the need for assistive devices and gaits Anticipatory planning Nurse experience/expertise Performing a Health Assessment - what is important? What can be omitted? - Answer Aging in NOT a disease. Nurses must be able to differentiate between the normal aging process and disease manifestation. A plan of care should be individualized to address the needs of the elderly. Fa...

Integumentary system Respiratory system CV system GI system Urinary system Musculoskeletal system Reproductive system/breasts - Answer Changes associated with pregnancy subjective - make mom presume -morning sickness -fatigue -amenorrhea -breast changes -urinary frequency -quickening (later in pregnancy) - Answer Presumptive signs objective - make examiner think -positive home pregnancy test -uterine changes (enlargement, Hegar's sign) -cervical changes (Goodell'...

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A nurse manager is investigating a report made by a staff nurse. The nurse states that a visitor backed the nurse up against a wall and was verbally abusive but did not touch the nurse. How should the manager describe this incident to the human resources (HR) director? 1. As an encounter with a disgruntled family member 2. As violence against the nurse 3. As an incident with a family member 4. As a physical attack against an employee - Answer 2. As violence against the nurse A chief ...

What are some of the ways to successfully manage the transition? - Answer Talking openly, acknowledging loss, and considering those affected are all ways to successfully manage a transition. What is the first step of the translation phase? - Answer Determining the fit, feasibility, and appropriateness of recommendations for translation path is the first step of the translation phase. What is the last step of the translation phase? - Answer Reporting the outcomes to stakeholders is...

According to the lecture on the Importance of Socioeconomic Status, approximately how many people live on less than $1 per day? - Answer 1 billion Cost-effectiveness analysis is a method used to compare the cost of the intervention with the amount of health purchased with it. The best intervention is one that costs less and is more effective than the currently available strategy. - Answer True The following are Millennium Development Goals, EXCEPT: - Answer Combat Narcotraffic and...

Which of the following are not part of the 4 translation pathways - Answer Strong,compelling Single article For evidence supporting a change in practice, all of the following statements are true except - Answer EBP When completing the synthesis and recommendations tool, which quality of evidence should you include? - Answer All evidence Who should complete the individual evidence summary tool? - Answer Members who have reviewed articles The overall strength and quality of...

Quantitative Research - Answer Uses observation surveys, interviews, documents, audiovisual, or polls to measure data. Qualitative Research - Answer research that relies on what is seen in field or naturalistic settings more than on statistical data. The researcher study people and groups in natural setting and obtains data from informant's perspective. mixed methods research - Answer uses both quantitative and qualitative techniques, in an effort to build convincing claims abo...

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Search - Answer Location of persons in distress Rescue - Answer retrieval and initial care for a person in distress along with their delivery to a place of safety Fundamental skills for search and rescue training - Answer search, rescue, and survival/support Search and Rescue - Answer the act of finding and returning to safety the survivors from an emergency incident The National SAR Committee (NSARC) sponsors and oversees the - Answer U.S. National Search and Rescue P...

US National SAR Plan (NSP) - Answer provides national players, supports life-saving provisions, and provides a plan for coordination of SAR ops and resources US National SAR Supplements (NSS) - Answer provides guidance to federal agencies on implementation of NSP USCG Addendum to the National SAR Supplement - Answer Gives planning guidance solely intended to promote efficient in public service above and beyond the requirements of law and regulations 5 stages of the SAR System -...

Searches and rescues have been carried out around the world for centuries. (TRUE/FALSE) - Answer TRUE (Hint: Section 1: A Brief History of Search and Rescue) We have referred to the act of aiding humans in distress traveling in unknown terrain collectively as "search and rescue" or "SAR" for centuries. (TRUE/FALSE) - Answer FALSE, Since the 20th century (Hint: Section 1: A Brief History of Search and Rescue) What caused human populations to become less reliant on their pe...

OSHA - Answer Occupational safety health administration PPE - Answer Personal Protection Equipment OSHA Scoop - Answer uses the needle itself to pick up the cap, and then the cap is pushed against a hard surface to ensure a tight fit onto the device SDS - Answer Safety Data Sheet 3 Methods/levels of sanitation - Answer Cleaning, disinfecting, sterilization 5 items considered sharp by OSHA - Answer Suture needles, hypodermic needles, slides and cover slips, scalpe...

how does antibiotic resistance happen? - Answer 1. lots of germs. a few are drug resistant. 2. antibiotics kill bacteria causing illness, as well as good bacteria protecting the body from infection. 3. the drug-resistant bacteria are now allowed to grow & take over. 4. some bacteria give their drug-resistance to other bacteria, causing more problems. T/F: organisms resistant to one drug are likely to become resistant to others - Answer T T/F: the use of antibiotics by any 1 person...