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991. An adolescent patient who is on the school swim team asks a nurse about ways to prevent swimmer's ear. The nurse will tell the patient to: a. allow the ears to drain well after every swim and shower. b. clean the ears with a cotton-tipped applicator after swimming. c. keep the ear canals free of cerumen. d. use antifungal ear drops before and after swimming. - Answer ANS: A Acute otitis externa (OE) can be minimized by keeping the natural defenses of the external auditory canal (...

Which statement by the student nurse indicates effective learning if the nurse teaches the student nurse about various drug interactions with thyroid drugs? a) "Thyroid drugs may increase serum Digitalis levels." b) "Thyroid drug absorption is increased by cholestyramine." c) "Thyroid drugs may decrease the activity of oral anticoagulants." d) "Thyroid drugs may decrease the activity of hypoglycemic drugs." - Answer d) "Thyroid drugs may decrease the activit...

Parenterals - Answer Parenteral drugs are medications that are given by any route other than through the alimentary canal via the mouth. Parenteral drugs are administered by injection. In today's hospitals, injectable drugs account for a high percent of all administered medications. When a pharmacy technician prepares a parenteral drug, they must calculate the correct dosage of the drug carefully, and prepare the drug in a sterile environment. Administration of Parenterals - Answer P...

Pharmacogenomics - Answer the study of genetically determined variations in the response to drugs Pharmacokinetics - Answer The way the body processes drugs. Involves 4 processes of: -absorption -distribution -metabolism -excretion Drug clearance - Answer The process of metabolism and excretion/ The disappearance of the drug from the patient's serum Absorption - Answer The process by which drug molecules move from their site of administration, across one or more cell...

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What are Naloxone regulations? - Answer RPh can prescribe/dispense opioid antagonists via collaborative practice agreement or standard procedure written by the pharmacy and approved by Board Standard procedure or protocol content: -Information concerning the prevention and recognition of and responses to opioid-related drug overdoses -Methods for the safe administration of opioid antagonists to a person experiencing an opioid-related drug overdose -Potential side effects and adverse event...

Who are the board members? - Answer 6 members are rphs in NV, actively engaged in practice of pharmacy with at least 5 years experience as rph 1 member is member of general public (not rph) Who chairs the board? - Answer 1 of the rphs members is appointed as president/chair How are board members selected? - Answer Appointed by governor of NV How long do Board members serve? - Answer Appointed to 3 year term and cannot serve more than 3 consecutive terms How often does ...

Who Makes the rules and re - Answer State board of pharmacy How many compliance officers and inspectors are in the state of Nevada? - Answer No specific numbers are listed What is the makeup of the board: how many pharmacist? How many public members? - Answer 7 members appointed by the governor: 6 pharmacist; 1 public memeber Of the board members who are pharmacist: Do they have to be actively practicing ? how many years are required? - Answer yes must be actively engaged in...

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Cemetery - Answer a place that is used or intended to use for interment, and includes a graveyard, burial park, or mausoleum commission - Answer the Texas Funeral Service crematory - Answer a structure containing a furnace used or intended to be used for the cremation of humans embalmer - Answer a person licensed under this chapter who for compensation, wholly or partly, disinfects or preserves a dead human body by: -using chemical substances via vascular/hypodermic inject...

Person authorized to dispose of a decedent's remains - Answer Authorizing Agent Texas Funeral Service Commission - Answer Commission Place that is used or intended to be used for interment and includes a grave yard, burial park, or mausoleum - Answer Cemetery Recoverable human remains after the completion of the cremation process Term may include the residue of any nonhuman matter created with the deceased human body including casket material, bridgework, eyeglasses, or oth...

Funeral Director/Embalmer shall not exceed limitations as prescribed by the state, including: - Answer 1. Removal of remains without authority 2. Embalming without authority 3. Conducting a funeral without authority 4. Disposition of remains without authority 5. Mutilation in preparation or restorations of remains 6. Hold himself/herself out to perform duties outside the scope of his/her licensure 7. Failure to surrender or dispose of remains upon request 8. Committing acts which are i...

Which of the following is rooted in English and early Colonial law - Answer Common Law Which type of law provides rights and places duties upon the survivors of the decedent? - Answer Funeral Law State legislatures utilize police power to set standards for licensing of the funeral trade. Which of the following is not one of the standards required by this power? - Answer Types of services permitted What is the term for the following? An appointed governmental body charged with ...

Who is required to sign a purchase agreement for a cemetery - Answer Operator of cemetery A body kept in the receiving vault shall not be regarded as disinterred until after the expiration date of how many days - Answer 30 days Where can you build a crematory - Answer 1. On commercial embalming establishment property 2. Adjacent to a perpetual care cemetery or funeral establishment In the embalming formula C x V = C x V the variable V refers to the - Answer Volume of the co...

Consumer who enters a funeral establishment and inquires about a funeral service, cremation, or merchandise - Answer Prospective customer Written statement that itemizes the cost of funeral services or merchandise selected by a customer from the retail price list - Answer Purchase agreement Method of pricing that offers a discount to a purchaser who buys various funeral services and merchandise as a package - Answer Unit pricing How many members sit on the Texas Funeral Service...

Notification of Death - Answer *"First Call" *98% by telephone *2% in person *Importance of telephone etiquette Answering Phone - Answer *Salutation should be -Name of funeral home "Wright Funeral Home, Tim Wright speaking, may I help you?" *Avoid using "good morning", "good afternoon", etc. Voice: Quality & Tone - Answer *Not overly cheerful *Not sad or forlorn *Avoid sounding monotone, bored, or impatient Voice: Diction - Answer *Speak at ...

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Which of the following is an important civil rights case? - Answer Griggs v. Duke Power Company,Washington v. Davis,Davis v. City of Dallas The first permanent legislation enacting civil service was the 1964 Civil Rights Act. - Answer False Most police departments require that their recruits have college degrees. - Answer False In the __________ exercise, candidates are given a set of written documents similar to those he or she must process on the job. The candidate must then ...

Class A Misdemeanor Punishment - Answer Fine not to exceed $4,000, jail time not to exceed 1 year, or both Class B Misdemeanor Punishment - Answer Fine not to exceed $2,000, jail time not to exceed 180 days, or both Class C Misdemeanor Punishment - Answer no confinement, a fine no larger than $500 First Degree Felony Punishment - Answer Imprisoned for 5-99 years or life, and fine up to $10,000 Second Degree Felony Punishment - Answer Imprisoned for 2-20 years in prison...

BCA - Answer Bait Car Activation CT - Answer Criminal Trespass DAEV - Answer Disturbance, Armed Encounter in Vehicle DAEF - Answer Disturbance, Armed Encounter on Foot DASV - Answer Disturbance Active Shooter in Vehicle PRIORITY 1 DASF - Answer Disturbance Active Shooter on Foot PRIORITY 1 DH - Answer Drug House OADS - Answer Open Air Drug Sale SIP - Answer Sleeping in Public 4 - Answer Hang Up Call 6 - Answer Disturbance 6F - Ans...