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A background in research methods will help people a. read research reports critically b. evaluate the methods used in research studies c. decide whether research conclusions are reasonable d. all of these - Answer d. all of these the four general goals of scientific research are to a. explain, examine, predict and manipulate behavior b.. describe, manipulate, evaluate, and change behavior c. describe, predict, determine the causes of and understand or explain behavior d. observe, ...

Scientific Thinking - Answer Involves the cognitive skills required to generate, test, and revise theories Scientific Method - Answer How scientists conduct research; consists of five basic processes: observe, predict, test, interpret, and communicate Theory - Answer A set of related assumptions from which testable predictions can be made Hypothesis - Answer A specific, informed, and testable prediction of what kind of outcome should occur under a particular condition Rep...

Why is the producer role important? - Answer For coursework in psychology For graduate school For working in a research lab Why is the consumer role important? - Answer - for psychology courses - when reading printed or online news stories based on research - for your future career empiricism - Answer the empirical method or empirical research systematic observations without relying on personal experience but rather with systematic objectives falsifiable - Answer able...

what does a STAT order mean? - Answer a drug needed immediately and given only once what information does the overdosage section of the labeling provide? - Answer signs, symptoms and treatment of acute overdoses types of drug-drug interactions: - Answer duplication, opposition (antagonism) and alteration (p.51) tolerance vs resistance - Answer tolerance is the diminished response to a drug; resistance is the cells ability to resist the effects of the drug on them. abbrevi...

Which of the following are relatively new prescription drug benefits covered under the Medicare Prescription Drug Improvement and Modernization Act? a. HMO Plan 2006 b. Medicare Part A c. Medicare Part B d. Medicare Part D - Answer d. Medicare Part D Which term means disease producer? a. Enzyme b. Glidant c. Isomer d. Pathogen - Answer d. Pathogen Which type of blood cell plays the most prominent role in fighting infection and disease? a. Red blood cell b. Stem cells ...

Margin of safety - Answer the difference between the usual effective dose and the dose that induces severe or life threatening side effects Rights of drug administration - Answer right patient, right medication, right does, right route of administration, and right time of delivery Injection routes - Answer intramuscular, intrathecal, intravenous, subcutaneous intramuscular - Answer drugs given by direct injection into muscle tissue intrathecal - Answer needle is insert...

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Diabetes mellitus - Answer insulin is not secreted adequately or tissues are resistant to its effects Diabetes Type I - Answer · Most common in adolescents but may occur in adulthood · Characterized by the destruction of pancreatic beta cells -> the pancreas produces little to no insulin Diabetes Type II - Answer The body fails to use insulin properly combined with insulin insufficiency Diabetes risk factors - Answer Genetic predisposition, toxins, viruses, obesity, se...

What does the acronym "A WET BED" stand for? - Answer •Acid-base balance •Water •Electrolyte balance •Toxins •Blood pressure •Erythropoitein •D- Vitamin What does Angiotensin II Cause? - Answer - Vasoconstriction - Releases Aldosterone - Releases ADH What Rx is often needed during hemodialysis and why? - Answer - Heparin to prevent clotting - Protamine sulfate (antidote to heparin) What medications will be dialyzed out of the body during hemodialysis?...

modifiable risks for CAD - Answer elevated serum lipids increased BP tobacco use** physical inactivity obesity diabetes nonmodifiable risks for CAD - Answer age: middle age white men gender: female ethnicity: african american are at higher risk family history: 1st degree relative genetic disposition: poorly understood LDL goal for CAD for pt at low risk - Answer 160 mg/dL LDL goal for CAD pt at high risk - Answer less than 70 mg/dl CAD cholesterol level - Ans...

How many sphinters are there and what are the names? - Answer 2 upper esophageal lower esophageal sphinter What is the job of the sphinters? - Answer prevent aspiration What physical manifestation will someone who with an obstruction have? - Answer drooling What mediation can you give someone who has an obstruction? - Answer glucagon What does the spleen do? What must you get if it is removed? - Answer provides immunity must have the pneumacacol vaccine Gastroin...

For a patient admitted to the ED with chest pain,what should be done FIRST? - Answer ECG The nurse obtains the following data when assessing a patient who experienced an ST-segment-elevation myocardial infarction (STEMI) 2 days previously. Which information is most important to report to the health care provider? - Answer bilateral crackles in the lungs (indicative of developing heart failure secondary to an MI) When evaluating the discharge teaching for a patient with chronic perip...

Jurisprudence Competencies - Answer - awareness of legislation, standards and regularity policies impacting nursing - knowing how these principles and theories could be applied on a daily basis - Jurisprudence exam is a registration requirement as of January 1, 2013 - Exam evaluates nurses' awareness of laws/standards/policies r/t nursing practice Jurisprudence Examination Competencies - Answer - all applicants wishing to register in the genreal, tmp, or special assignment classs...

Frontal Lobe - Answer Motor control Problem solving Speech production Temporal Lobe - Answer Auditory processing Language comprehension Memory/info retrieval Parietal Lobe - Answer Touch perception Body orientation Occipital Lobe - Answer Sight Visual reception and interpretation Cerebellum - Answer Balance and coordination Brainstem - Answer Involuntary responses Medulla - Answer - Cardiac slowing center - Respiratory center - CNs Pons - Answe...

What hormone helps make sperm? - Answer FSH What hormone helps make testosterone? - Answer LH What would happen if you didn't have any TSH? - Answer ??? What would happen if you didn't have any ACTH? - Answer ??? Fx of low LH - Answer Men: Low Test Women: Amenorrhea What hormones ↑ BG? (counter-regulatory hormones) - Answer - GH - Cortisol - Glucagon - Epinephrine Which medication is appropriate for a patient with acromegaly? Desmopressin Bromocript...

Zidovudine - Answer nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitor Used for HIV Affects enzyme needed for replication Efavirenz - Answer non-nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitor Used for HIV Affects the enzymes needed for replication Zidovudine side effects - Answer Hematologic Hepatomegaly Myopathy Hyperlipidemia Insulin resistance/diabetes Efavirenz side effects - Answer Dizziness Insomnia Drowsiness Vivid dreams Nightmares Liver damage Efavirenz impo...

What is the recommended screening for BPH? - Answer Digital Rectal Exam Annually for men after age 50 What are some recommended lifestyle modifications for BPH? - Answer Dietary changes: decrease intake of caffeine, artificial sweeteners, spicy and acidic foods Avoid decongestants and anticholinergics Restrict evening fluid intake Timed voiding schedule How would you evaluate the effectiveness of Finasteride (Proscar) in a patient with BPH? - Answer Using a bladder scanner - s...

The nurse is caring for a patient admitted for treatment of sickle cell disease (SCD). The nurse recalls that with repeated episodes of sickling, there is gradual involvement of all body systems and organs, especially which one? Liver Heart Lungs Stomach - Answer lungs With repeated episodes of sickling, there is gradual involvement of all body systems and organs, especially the spleen, lungs, kidneys, and brain. Organs that have a need for large amounts of O2, like the lungs, ...

beta blockers example - Answer metoprolol beta blockers purpose - Answer increases CO and reduces HR- slows conduction at AV node--> decreased myocardial consumption sinus tachy a fib a flutter PVC angina dilated CMP hypertrophic CMP beta blocker side effects - Answer bronchospasm bradycardia hypotension anticoagulants examples - Answer warfarin enoxaparin heparin anticoagulants purpose - Answer prevents blood clots which could lead to stroke a flutt...

What should the nurse expect to do to prepare a patient for an intravenous pyelogram (IVP)? A) Administer a cathartic or enema. B) Assess patient for allergies to penicillin. C) Keep the patient NPO for 4 hours preprocedure. D) Advise the patient that a metallic taste may occur during procedure. - Answer A) Administer a cathartic or enema Nursing responsibilities in caring for a patient undergoing an IVP include administration of a cathartic or enema to empty the colon of feces and ga...