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A preschooler has a small laceration that required 2 stitches. The nurse covers the wound with a bandage knowing that it will comfort the child to have it covered. What is the developmental reason for this intervention. - ANSWERPreschoolers are magical thinkers and imagine bandages keep their insides from coming out. A 7-month old presents to the ED with a complaint of fever. Assessment reveals a patent airway and a slight cyanosis around his lips and nail beds. He is alert and interactive. H...

Tachycardia = an _______ sign of shock - ANSWEREarly What is a late sign of circulatory compromise in children? - ANSWERHypotension Children can remain normotensive until about _____ percent of blood volume is lost - ANSWER25% What are two intervention you should always be doing? - ANSWERApplying oxygen Checking bedside blood glucose How long should the car seat be rear facing? - ANSWERUntil at least one year of age _____ model parents behavior with toys - ANSWERToddlers Age...

Ask about any new bed-wetting or sleep disturbances Pediatric patients with anxiety and PTSD may present with physical complaints. Assess for other behavioral symptoms to facilitate appropriate care and follow-up. - ANSWERA 5 year-old with no health problems presents to the Emergency Department with a sudden onset of chest pain and shortness of breath. Parents state that the family was involved in a bad car crash one week ago. A thorough assessment and workup has not revealed any abnormaliti...

A 4-year-old presents with vomiting, lethargy, frequent urination, weight loss, and dry mucous membranes. Vital signs reveal deep respirations at 44 breaths per minute, BP of 70/44 mm Hg, and HR of 144 beats per minute. Which of the following laboratory values would be most expected in this child? - ANSWERHypoglycemia (wrong) Remediation feedback: Children can present with new onset diabetes in diabetic ketoacidosis. Manifestations include signs of dehydration ( dry mucous membranes, hypoten...

An unresponsive 2-year-old child was found by his mother with a bottle labeled "Elavil 50 mg" by his side. Which piece of information is important to obtain from his mother? A. The size of the medication bottle. B. The expiration date of the medication. C. The number of pills left in the bottle. D. The person for whom the medication was prescribe. - ANSWERC. The number of pills left in the bottle. A nurse providing crisis intervention to the family of a seriously ill child can best ke...

HUD Guidelines -ANSWERWhat Federal document serves as an overall guideline for performing inspections, risk assessments, and abatement activities? chelation therapy -ANSWERA child may be treated for lead poisoning by using... Identify LBP hazards -ANSWERThe purpose of a lead risk assessment is to? Elevated Blood Level -ANSWERWhat does EBL mean? Ingestion of lead dust -ANSWERHow does lead primarily enter children's bodies? No, the elevated blood levels of 17ug/dL and 16ug/dL were ...

Lead was used in paint because it - ANSWERAdds durability and serves as a drying agent. Lead is sometimes found in drinking water because lead is in - ANSWERPipe solder and plumbing fixtures. What form of lead is often found in house paint? - ANSWERWHITE LEAD How much lead must be present in a painted surface for it to be considered lead-based paint by HUD? - ANSWERAt least 1 milligram per square centimeter (0.01 kg / m2) The federal agency responsible for protecting workers who work...

Lead Was used in paint because it: -ANSWER Ads Durability and serves as a drying agent Lead is sometimes found in drinking water because lead is in: -ANSWER Pipe solder and Plumbing fixtures. What form of lead is often found in house paint? -ANSWER White Lead How much lead must be present in a painted surface for it to be considered lead-based paint by HUD? -ANSWER At least 1 milligram per square centimeter The federal agency responsible for protecting workers who work with lead in c...

Abatement: -ANSWER Any set of measures designed to reduce or eliminate lead hazards or lead-based paint from a building or structure Acidic -ANSWER Describes a chemical compound with a pH of less than 7 that is capable of reacting with a base to form a salt. Has caustic properties. See Caustic. Action Level (AL): -ANSWER The contaminant level at which medical surveillance and other measures are required by Cal/OSHA. Air Quality Management District (AQMD): -ANSWER A regional agency with ...

which federal agencies are actively involved in developing lead regulations and policies? - ANSWEREPA, OSHA, HUD what role does OSHA play in the prevention of lead poisoning? - ANSWERinspects job sites for worker safety and sets standards for worker protection Three are REQUIRED by OSHA for exposures over the lead PEL - ANSWER-written compliance program -respirators and protective clothing -hygiene facilities (hand-washing/showers when feasible) In CA, what regulatory agency developed...

Difference between a law and a regulation -ANSWER Law: Legislative body outlines broad policies but doesn't cover details Regulations: cover the details of the law Abatement -ANSWER Any set of measures designed to reduce or eliminate lead hazards or lead-based paint for public and residential buildings, but does not include containment or cleaning. Public Building -ANSWER A structure, or part of a structure, and its land which is generally accessible to the public, including but not limi...

What percentage of lead is in drinking water for children? -ANSWER 20% What does Title X focus on? -ANSWER Focuses attention on source of lead that could poison children. What areas in the waterline produce high lead levels in water? -ANSWER Poorly Soldered joints where brass fittings are. With inspecting water what is the most causes for corrosive towards lead? -ANSWER Hot, Acidic and soft water What are the causes our air to become lead contaminated? -ANSWER Gas, Emission stationar...

1%= ___ppm - ANSWER10,000 Allowable amount of lead in dry surface paint wit hXRF - ANSWER1.0mg/cm2 allowed quantity of lead in dry surface paint with paint chip testing - ANSWER5000ppm = 5% by weight dust clearance for floors - ANSWER40 ug/ft2 dust clearance window sills - ANSWER250ug/ft2 dust clearance for wells - ANSWER400 ug/ft2 dust clearance for outside concrete - ANSWER800 ug/ft2 clearance for in soil high contact - ANSWER400 ppm clearnce for soil in low contact are...

Lead based paint - ANSWER1.0 mg/cm2 or 0.5% blood lead level - ANSWER10 ug/dl (NH) 5ug/dl (CDC) Preliminary clearance - ANSWERAfter hazards removed final clearance - ANSWERPainted, sealed, cleaned, ready for reoccupancy Hazard Lead Abatement Questions & Answers(GRADED A+)

What is abatement? - ANSWERAny measure to permanently control any lead paint hazard. What is lead paint? - ANSWERConsidered when lead reaches 1 milligram or more per square centimeter (cm2) o.5% more lead by weight. How do you meaure lead in air? - ANSWERMicrogram / cubic meters (ug/m3) How do you measure lead in blood? - ANSWE Lead Supervisor Questions & Answers 100% Correct

The Consumer Product Safety Commission restricts the amount of lead in coatings to what? -ANSWER 90ppm .009% As of 2012 The Consumer Product Safety Commussion restricts the amount of lead in coatings on what surfaces? -ANSWER Residential Structures Publicly accessed commercial buildings Recreational areas Toys Play-ground equipment Which homes have a 86% chance of containing lead based paint according to EPA? -ANSWER Homes built before 1940 Which homes have an 66% chance of cont...

Background Information On Lead GIVE EXAMPLES OF "LEAD-BASED PAINT HAZARDS" AND OTHER COMMON SOURCES OF LEAD IN RESIDENTIAL ENVIRONMENTS. - ANSWERSurfaces that are chewed or mouthed Peeling paint Chipping paint Soil hazards Friction surface Impact surface COMMON SOURCES OF LEAD IN RESIDENTIAL ENVIRONMENTS - ANSWERWindows Doors Floors Bare Soil Background Information On Lead HAZARDS THAT TYPICALLY EXIST IN RESIDENTIAL ENVIRONMENTS - ANSWERLead Dust Lead Contaminated Soil Peelin...

Identify the materials used for enclosure - ANSWERDrywall vinyl siding Plywood Paneling Caulk and sealant Hazards that exist in residential environments - ANSWERLead dust Lead contaminated soil Peeling, chipping paint Folk remedies Describe how children are typically exposed to lead - ANSWERHand to mouth activities Worker take home dust Identify the common routes of worker lead exposure - ANSWERInhalation Ingestion Describe the basic health effects of lead to workers - ANSWE...

5 Firefighter Guidelines - ANSWERS1. Be safe 2. Follow Orders 3. Think 4. Teamwork 5. Follow the Golden Rule NFPA 1001 - ANSWERSStandard for FF Professional Qualifications Engine Company - ANSWERSSecuring water source, deploying hand lines, search and rescue, putting wet stuff on the red stuff Truck Company - ANSWERSForcible Entry, Ventilation, roof operations, search and rescue, ground ladder deployment Chain of Command (lowest-highest rank) - ANSWERSFirefighter, Lieutenant, Cap...

Which is one of the keys to improving firefighter's physicals health? - ANSWERSHealth Screening National Fire Protection Association 1001 is the: - ANSWERSStandard for Firefighter Professional Qualifications. Where are medical requirements for firefighters specified ? - ANSWERSNFPA 1582 Each firefighter accident or injury must be thoroughly investigated for two reasons. One is to determine why it happened and the other is to: - ANSWERSdetermine how it can be avoided in the future. I...