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emergency care Care of the individuals of all ages with perceived or actual physical or emotional alterations of health that are undiagnosed or require further interventions. ENA Emergency is whatever the patient or the family considers it to be Cost to going to an ER can be more expensive than going to see a primary doctor depending on the patients insurance; PA and NP get reimbursed at a higher rate EX/ ER copay= 100$ vs primary care provider copay=20$ episodic primary acute What are the ty...

What cells cause the heart to contract? Contractile cells What creates and conducts impulses to regulate the cardiac cycle? Conduction system cells What controls involuntary bodily functions and has two subdivisions? Autonomic nervous system Sympathetic nervous system Fight or flight. Hits the accelerator. How does depolarization occur? Change in the cardiac cell's electrical charge from negative to positive. Accomplished by sodium and potassium ions changing place. Causes a wave of electri...

List 3 characteristics of a multi-channel or 3 channel EKG machine Speed,8× 11 paper,simultaneously records several leads at once What does ECG stand for?what dose it represent? Electrocardiography and galvanometer What is the phase of contraction also know as ? Depolarization What is the phase of relaxation also know as? Repolarization What is the name of the body's natural pacemaker? Sa node What is the purpose of pointing the power cord of the ECG machine away from the patient and not ...

Where does a junctional rhythm originate AV Node Why do we call it AV Junction and not AV Node? AV junction is the space between the atrial and ventricle, while the AV node is the back up pacemaker Where will the P waves be located with a junctional rhythm? Immediately before, after, or hidden within QRS What is the rate of a junctional rhythm 40 to 60 bpm What is an accelerated junctional rhythm? Rate: 60-100 bpm Rhythm: regular P-waves: inverted or missing for each beat PRI: varies QRS: =&...

Student Data academic, nonacademic, and perceptual data Non-Academic Student Data Includes attendance and behavior referrals Perceptual Data student data is from their own voices and perceptions. Shared Leadership Decisions should be made by those most affected by outcome. Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA, 1974) Allows students access to their school records, opportunity to seek or amend their own records Learning Paradigm (Barr and Tagg) The ultimate goal is a transition to...

A. Subskill reading assessment scores B. Reading scores from other schools C. Longitudinal reading achievement D. Student population demographics A A high school student with a history of fighting

John Amos Comenius Father of early childhood Said that, "children learn best when knowledge is personally relevant and that concrete experiences must precede abstract tasks" Age 6 is highest importance in human development developmentally appropriate practice grounded in the research on how young children develop and learn and in what is known about effective early education. Its framework is designed to promote young children's optimal learning and development. John Locke theorized that ...

Which of the following will best foster the development of student's listening skills? Asking students to summarize a short paragraph that thr travher read aloud Third-grade students are creating a story map as they read about the donkey Sylvester, who has turned into a rock. The most important benefit of the story-mapping activity is that it will help the students Improve their comprehension of the story by organizing and sequencing events Which of the following are sight words? they, said, ...

In EC development in the area of interpersonal interactions, which do children typically develop first? a. autonomy/independence b. trusting/mistrusting others c. a sense of initiative or guilt d. make-believe/pretending B What is true about instructing children in conflict resolution skills and processes? a. conflict resolution can be taught to children who are as young as eighteen months b. children can only understand these concepts at school ages (six years and up) c. conflict resolution in...

AA teacher reads aloud "Where the Wild Things Are", a picture storybook in which a boy named max encounters wild monsters that are vividly portrayed. The teacher then shows the students picture cards depicting scenes from the beginning, middle, and end of the story. Which of the following concepts of literary structure is the teacher helping students understand? a. plot sequence b. point of view c. character development d. setting CA teacher provides support for small, flexible groups of beg...