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A 10 AWG stranded copper conductor has a cross-sectional area of _____________. a. 0.007 sq in. b. 0.011 sq in. c. 0.012 sq in. d. 0.106 sq in - Answer A motor terminal housing enclosing rigidly mounted motor terminals shall have a minimum of _________ between line terminals for a 230v motor. a. 1/4" b. 3/8" c. 1/2" d. 5/8" - Answer Surface-mounted luminaires with a ballast shall have a minimum clearance of __________ from combustible low-density cellulose f...

stairway slope - Answer 34 degrees amount of insulation around recessed can lighting - Answer none A GC must _____ the provisions in his contract with the owner to the subcontractors - Answer flow down what to use to lift a 50 ton load - Answer 1" diameter chain or wire rope sling OSHA prefers larger projects have - Answer an evacuation plan minimum diameter bolt to connect wood beams - Answer 3/8" 1st thing you see when you look down into a ...

Raceways on exterior surfaces of buildings or other structures shall be - Answer Arranged to drain and suitable for use in wet locations Cable Trays shall include fittings or other suitable means for - Answer Changes in Direction The total opposition to the flow of current in an ac circuit is called - Answer Impedance Expansion fittings and telescoping sections of metal raceways shall be made electrically continuous by - Answer Equipment bonding jumpers Class 1 Ci...

Which of the following is exempted from the North Carolina Electrical Contracting Licensing Law? A. Servicing Cord-connected type appliances. B. Residential electrical projects having a value under $25,000. C. Electrical projects engaged in by a non-resident electrical contractor. D. Wiring beyond the point of delivery of electric service to the customer. - Answer A. SERVICING CORD-CONNECTED TYPE APPLIANCES. Which of the following elements is not needed to form a binding contract? ...

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Loss, grief, and bereavement - Answer - Grief, bereavement and mourning often seen as interchangeable - Bereavement o There's been a loss - Grief o Response to loss - Mourning o Socially and culturally prescribed behaviors you have around that time § Socially and culturally initiated - physical loss - emotional loss - Loss does not only refer to death of an individual - Often one loss is superimposed on another, especially later in life o Accumulation of losses...

Joey has just been transferred to your unit after having surgery 3 days ago. What type of assessment should be done: A. Focused assessment B. Emergency assessment C. Comprehensive assessment - Answer A. Focused assessment What is the purpose of a Health assessment? - Answer Provides information of patient's past and current health, including strengths and coping skills What are the components of Biographical data in the health history? - Answer Name Address and phon...

three D's of cognitive impairment - Answer -dementia -delirium -depression delirium - Answer acute confusional state; can have delirium on top of dementia; caused by disease process outside the brain predisposing factors for delirium (increase the risk for) - Answer -underlying cognitive impairment -functional impairment -depression -acute illness -sensory impairment precipitating factors for delirium - Answer -medications -procedures -restraints -iatroge...

52-year-old male patient is admitted to the hospital with a new diagnosis of rectal cancer. The nurse conducts which type of assessment on his admission? 1. A comprehensive assessment 2. A problem-based health assessment 3. An episodic assessment 4. A screening assessment for colorectal cancer - Answer 1. A comprehensive assessment After collecting data, the nurse begins data analysis with which activity? 1. Documenting information from the history 2. Organizing the data collected ...

GTPAL - Answer Gravida, Term, Preterm, Abortions, Living What is Naegele's rule? - Answer Add 7 days to the first day of the LMP and subtract 3 months to estimate a woman's EDC What are presumptive signs of pregnancy? - Answer Subjective signs perceived by the woman - Signs: amenorrhea, breast changes & tenderness, nausea - Symptoms: N/V, urinary freq, weight gain, fatigue, quickening (fetal movement) What are probable signs of pregnancy? - Answer strong indi...

What are the comprehensive geriatric assessment tests? - Answer 1. OARs: -score of 6 is functional, 30 is nonfunctional -takes a long time to complete -covers= social and economic resources, mental and physical health, ADLs and IADLs 2. RAI: -mandatory for anyone that will receive Medicare or Medicaid payments in a nursing facility -tracks their goals and develops a plan of care 3. OASIS C1: -home health -helps delegate payment and hospital readmissions Mood Assessments - Answe...

The physiologic response to a students final exam would be considered ________________________? A. reactive B. a conditioned behavior C. anticipatory D. caused by a physical stressor - Answer A. reactive The stages in the development of general adaption syndrome includes (select all that apply) A. alarm B. resistance C. termination D. exhaustion E. adaptation - Answer A. alarm B. resistance D. exhaustion E. adaptation glucocorticoids are highest during the stage...

A client with a T4 spinal cord injury has a severe throbbing headache and appears flushed and diaphoretic. Which priority interventions should the nurse perform? Select all that apply. 1. Administer an analgesic as needed 2. Determine if there is bladder distention 3. Measure the client's blood pressure 4. Place the client in the Sims' position 5. Remove constrictive clothing - Answer 2, 3, 5 Determine if there is bladder distention Measure the client's blood pressure ...

What type of situations would affect how much health history data you collect? - Answer 1. Emergency (anything that requires immediate intervention) 2. Pt is having uncontrolled symptoms (Pain) 3. Pt characteristics (Timing, Emotional state) Why do we use anatomical position? - Answer -It's universal -Facilitates accurate comparisons What is the #1 routine practice precaution? - Answer HAND HYGIENE T or F: A pt's chief concern is a medical diagnosis? - Answer ...

Priority levels - Answer 1. Immediate (emergency, life threatening) 2. Second level (urgent, must be addressed to prevent further deterioration) 3. Third level (important to patient health) 4. Collaborative problems (interprofessional team, ex. substance abuse) Arranging the physical setting - Answer - Minimize interruptions and establish rapport -Leave enough distance, and allow for personal space -Equal seating Patient introduction - Answer 1. wash hands 2. NOD (name...

reasoned thinking, openness to alternatives, ability to reflect, a desire to seek the truth - Answer critical thinking includes: Critical thinking separates the ________ nurse from the ________nurse. - Answer technical, professional nurses using critical thinking rely on Rely on __________ when deciding what a patient needs. - Answer knowledge and expertise Clinical judgements require the nurse to _____ on knowledge, experience and information from the patient. - Answer ...

Pain in older adults can lead to: - Answer sleep disturbance, hopelessness, loss of control, and impaired social interactions. Osteoarthritis - Answer most common disorder associated with pain in older adults. Other common types of pain include - Answer headaches, cancer, low back pain, neuropathic pain Neuropathic pain - Answer significant bc difficult to treat(cant use pain meds). phantom pain, diabetic neuropathy, postherpetic neuralgia-from shingles, trigeminal n...

Purpose of Health Assessment Benefits? - Answer What? - to collect subjective + objective data - encompasses health history, physical examination, documentation and analysis. Why? -- to individualize care, gain insight, update or establish a knowledge base, understand patterns/trends, for comparison. improve, maximize, restore health Emergency Assessment - Answer life threatening situation (RAPID) Comprehensive Assessment - Answer annually in primary care, on a...

Mental Health attributes: (14) - Answer 1. Accurate appraisal of reality 2. Effective in work/productive 3. Healthy self concept 4. Satisfying relationships 5. Effective coping 6. Happiness/joy/laugh 7. Control of behavior 8. Able to deal with conflicting emotions 9. Live w/o fear, guilt, anxiety 10. Ability to take responsibility for one's own actions 11. Think clearly 12. Relate to others (relationships, empathy) 13. Attain self-defined spirituality 14. Negotiate ea...

What are the signs of fluid overload? (Hint think top 5) - Answer Shortness of breath, crackles, edema, JVD, increased BP, bounding pulse What is the difference between pitting and peripheral edema? - Answer Peripheral edema (location), pitting edema (depth) Which finding indicates that IV therapy hydration is effective? A. Thready pulse B. Decreased urine output Tachycardia D. Blood pressure elevation - Answer Blood pressure elevation Which patient is most at risk for f...