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In order to prevent accidental needle stick injury and potential exposure to infectious agents, what should you do with needles and needle-containing devices? A.Recap immediately after use B.Place in the nearest trash container C.Place in a marked puncture-proof container D.Place on a tray or tabletop for later disposal - Answer C. Place in a marked puncture-proof container Which of the following is not personal protection equipment available to you at the VA at no cost to you? A....

A patient has been getting care as an inpatient at VA hospital following a myocardial infarction and now is discharged to the care of a Non-VA provider as an outpatient. Which of the following information may be disclosed to a non-VA provider without a signed authorization for purposes of treating the patient? A.Positive HIV test and new HIV diagnosis during the admission B.Psychotherapy notes C.Family history of coronary artery disease D.Treatment for cocaine addiction during the admis...

What should you do if you leave your computer to go to another area? A.Not log off or lock the computer as it will be time consuming for the next user to sign-in B.Log-off or lock the computer and remove your PIV card before leaving to maintain security C.Minimize the screen to maintain security since you are coming right back D.Make sure someone else is monitoring the data you left on the screen to maintain security - Answer B. Log-off or lock the computer and remove your PIV card befo...

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What is the purposes of dialysis? SELECT ALL THAT APPLY A) Dialysis can be used to treat drug overdoses B) Dialysis corrects fluid and electrolyte imbalances C) Dialysis cures kidney disease D) Dialysis removes waste products - Answer ABD Which of the following is true about Continuous Renal Replacement (CRRT). SELECT ALL THAT APPLY. A) Hypotension is common B) Anticoagulation is needed to prevent clotting. C) Answer It is indicated for hemodynamically unstable patients D) Answer...

A child with mottling and cyanosis is always an emergency. True False - Answer false All of the following are signs of respiratory distress except nasal flaring diaphragmatic breathing grunting head bobbing - Answer diaphragmatic breathing An Infant can easily dislodge an endotracheal tube due to which of the following reasons? Because their neck is short It is harder to tape the tube to their face. They move around too much A larger tube is used because th...

Diagnostic lab findings consistent with myocardial injury? - Answer Troponin ** gold standard for determining if pt suffered a cardiac injury Diagnostic standard for diagnosing MI? - Answer ECG Patient Education: The pain and fear of MI can cause anxiety and feelings of impending doom? - Answer Sit down and talk with patient about everything being done. What is a good item that is low in sodium (Na) and saturated fats? - Answer Skinless Chicken Breast Increased ________...

Urine Specific Gravity - Answer 1.005- 1.030 urine specific gravity meaning - Answer density of water in urine, indicator of dehydration Serum Creatinine (0-18 yo) (indicator of kidney function) - Answer 0.1-1.0 mg/dL Blood Urea Nitrogen (infant to child) - Answer 5-18 mg/dL Serum Sodium for a Child - Answer 136-145 mEq/L Serum Sodium for an Infant - Answer 134-150 mEq/L Bicarbonate (HCO3) in Children and Adults - Answer 21-28 mEq/L Bicarbonate (HCO3) i...

If a patient is delirious and hitting you and pulling out their wires, do you give them more sedatives even though sedatives make delirium worse? - Answer Yes, because they are a danger to themselves and others. If they were delirious but pleasant you would try to avoid the sedatives. Which of the following is NOT a likely sign of pain in a nonverbal patient? a. Eyes clenched shut when turning the patient b. Decreased respiratory rate c. Patient resists bending of her elbow when you try...

Affordable Care Act 2010 - Answer - provided healthcare to all americans - more attention to preventative medicine - shift towards more NP's - more outpatient and home care what kind of costs with medicaid not cover - Answer costs that were caused by an error (hospital required UTI, falls, wrong site injuries, pressure ulcers) what is benchmarking - Answer comparing organizational data with other like organizations vision - Answer - describes the future state of what ...

Normal vital signs in adults - Answer BP→ 120/80 HR→ 60-100 RR→ 12-20 Temp→ 36.5-37.5 O2→ > 95% Normal MAP in adults - Answer 70-105 mmHg Normal PEEP setting (usually 5cmH20- anything higher than 10cmH20 is considered "high") - Answer PEEP is set to 5 no matter what ICP (and be able to define increased ICP) - Answer -High ICP> 20>5 mins -Normal→ 5-15 mmHg CPP (be able to calculate CPP) - Answer MAP-ICP=CPP Normal CPP→ 60-100 mmHg PaO2/...

what is the earliest indicator of change in neuro status? - Answer change in LOC what is the term for forgetfulness - Answer confusion what is the term for drowsy - Answer lethargy what is the term for arousable by stimulation - Answer obtunded what is the term for arousable by vigorous stimulation? - Answer stuporours what is the term for cannot arouse? - Answer coma what to assess in a neuro assessment? - Answer vitals: -changes in HR and BP are more imp...

what does smoking do to the heart? - Answer Narrows blood vessels / damages arteries / creates clots / causes high blood pressure / causes heart disease What is the path of conduction in the heart? - Answer SA (sinoatrial) node internal nodes of the atria AV (atrioventricular) node bundle of HIS right and left bundle branches purkinje fibers ventricles What should we look out for after Cardiac Catheterization? - Answer - look for bleeding and hematoma - monitor for chest pa...

What does absolute neutrophil count measure? - Answer The total number of neutrophils in the blood Which lab test is used to monitor the intrinsic pathway? - Answer -PTT (partial prothrombin time) -60-70 seconds Which lab test is used to monitor the extrinsic pathway? - Answer -PT (prothrombin time) -10-13 seconds What drug does PT (prothrombin time) monitor? - Answer Warfarin (Coumadin) What drug does PTT and APTT monitor? - Answer Heparin Red Blood Cell (RBC) Co...

medicare - Answer the most expensive healthcare. Recipients are reimbursed by predetermined amount such as a fix cost per case. hospitals are paid by the quality of service that is provided medicaid - Answer a joint federal and state program that helps with costs for people with limited income and resources Diagnosis related groups - Answer they are a prospective payment system for hospitals and other healthcare providers cultural diversity within nursing - Answer Currently ...

Pre operative stage - Answer -Pre op education -Informed consent signed -NPO-bowel prep How long should the patient be NPO before surgery? - Answer 6-8 hours but can depend What medications should the pt. stop before surgery? - Answer Blood thinners (anticoagulants) Antihypertensives Antiarrhythmics Herbal or OTC can increase bleeding risks Before surgery what are some things the preop nurse should do to alleviate a patients anxiety? - Answer Provide education and thera...

The 9 Foundational movements - Answer 1. Air Squat 2. Front Squat 3. Overhead Squat 4. Shoulder Press 5. Push Press 6. Push Jerk 7. Deadlift 8. Sumo Deadlift High Pull 9. Medicing-ball clean 3 elements of instruction for foundational movements - Answer 1. Teaching (set up & execution) 2. Seeing 3. Correcting The ability to coach rests on capacity in 6 areas - Answer Teaching Seeing Correcting Presence and Attitude Group / Class Management Demonstration Teaching -...

Understand the trainer license agreement signed as part of the results process - Answer Understand the proper credential name and use earned from meeting the certificate requisites - Answer -your name, crossfit level 1 (CF-L1 Trainer) -certificate holders may state they are crossfit level 1 trainers they are crossfit level 1 trainers/CF-L1 trainer but SHALL NOT state or imply that they are certified registered or licensed Define rhabdomyolysis and the common causes - Answer -defi...

Constantly Varied - Functional Movements - High Intensity -Answer Cf = ? Fitness -Answer CV - FM - HI = Work Capacity Across Broad Time & Modal Domains -Answer Fitness = 1. 10 General Physical Skills 2. Hopper 3. Metabolic Pathways 4. Sickness - Wellness - Continuim -Answer What are the 4 Models? 1. Cardio Resp Endurance 2. Flexibility 3. Strength 4. Stamina 5. Speed 6. Power 7. Coordination 8. Accuracy 9. Agility 10. Balance -Answer What are the 10 General...

Health -Answer absence of disease Fitness -Answer degree of body functioning; ability to handle physical demands Benefits of Fitness -Answer 1) improves general health, wards off disease, slows aging process 2) improves mental outlook and mood through the release of endorphis 3) helps one achieve a better body composition (low fat, high muscle) 4) improves stat4e of mind, promotes better mental health, improves sleep 5) helps in achieving better bone density 6) enhances self-...