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IOM - Answer Institute of Medicine •the standards of guideline development include the involvement of a multidisciplinary panel and a comprehensive, systematic review of the evidence. -focused on closing gap between the concept of quality healthcare delivery and actual clinical care IMO 6 aims to improve healthcare delivery - Answer 1. Safety 2. Effectiveness 3. Patient-centeredness 4. Timelines 5. Efficiency 6. Equity Clinical Guidelines - Answer improve health ...

A nurse is caring for a child following an open reduction and internal fixation of a fractured femur and application of a cast. The cast has a window cut in it for viewing of the incision. Which of the following actions should the nurse take first? - Answer Perform a neurovascular checks of the affected extremity A nurse is reinforcing teaching with the mother of a 2-month-old infant whose provider applied a Pavlik harness 1 week earlier for the treatment of developmental hip dysplasia....

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1. What did the nuclear weapons monitoring system reveal about the explosion of the meteor? - Answer the explosion's power was 500 kilotons, 10 times more powerful than the original estimate 2. Describe the composition of a stony iron meteorite. How does this differentiate them from other meteorites in terms of weight? - Answer Stony Iron: a mixture of rock and metal. They have so much metal in them so they weigh more than other meteorites. So dense, the type of damage is i...

1. How have years of drought changed the soil in the region? (2) - Answer - Years of drought have concentrated naturally occurring salts in this field's soil - Cacti are doing fine but it is harder to grow produce like the tomatoes. 2. Why is California's Central Valley so important to U.S. agriculture? (4) - Answer 1. Soil is rich, weather is warm, 300+ different crops can thrive 2. Many US crops come from this agricultural paradise 3. Flat floor = grow better than othe...

why can documenting disasters be difficult? - Answer - Disasters can co-occur (hurricanes cause floods, earthquakes cause landslides, etc.) - Mortality can be difficult to count because there are other health issues as well (famine, epidemics) - A general lack of census taking (in developing countries) examples of disasters - Answer - Eastern Canada 1998 ice storm - Walkerton tainted water, 2000 - Love Canal toxic waste spill, 1978 disaster - Answer - defined by a thr...

What type of energy is released during an earthquake? - Answer Seismic Waves What causes earthquakes? - Answer Rupture of rocks along a fault Epicentre - Answer Point on surface directly above the location (focus) of the earthquake Wave Ray - Answer The direction of the wave moving away from the focus of the earthquake Focus - Answer Point below the surface that the earthquake occurred, directly below the epicentre How are earthquakes measured - Answe...

Technological Disasters - Answer - Wide + varied interpretation - can vary from a single chemical disaster to something that affects the whole industry - Hybrid disasters fit into this category (i.e., earthquake causing a pipeline burst) - Disasters affecting the environment also fit into this category (i.e., titanic, challenger space shuttle) Technological Hazards Risk/ Vulnerability - Answer - Deaths are low with technological disasters - Those in the industry/ transporta...

Earthquakes - Answer They result from the rupture of rocks along a fault. Energy from an earthquake is released in the form of seismic waves. They are mapped according to the epicentre; the focus is located directly below the epicentre. They are measured by seismographs and compared by magnitude Earthquake magnitude - Answer The magnitude of an earthquake is expressed as a number to one decimal place. This type of measurement was first developed by Richter in 1935. The Richter Sca...

Hazards - Answer Hazards affect millions of people around the world each year. Within North America, every location is at risk from at least one hazard process. Some hazards pose a risk to both humans and the environment. Examples; Nuclear meltdowns, Toxic gas release, Oil spills, Ozone depletion, Acid rain, Infrastructure failure, Shipwrecks, Airplane crash Geographical hazard examples - Answer 1. West coast: earthquakes, landslides 2. East coast: hurricanes, tropical storms 3....

Hazard - Answer hazards affect millions of people around the world each year. T/F Within North America, every location is at risk from at least one hazardous process - Answer True West Coast hazards, East coast hazards, Mid-continent hazards, all areas hazards? - Answer West coast: earth quakes, landslides East coast: hurricanes Mid-continent: tornadoes, blizzards (us) All areas: drought Some hazards pose a risk to both humans and the environment. Examples? - Answer...

What is infrasound? How does its analysis provide clues that a meteor may have exploded in the atmosphere? - Answer Infrasound - sound waves that are too low to hear. Deep base tones reflecting huge amounts of energy. Below level of human hearing. Clues - Can travel for a long time. Low frequency waves circled the world a few times from this blast. The stations with sensitive sensors that detected this were larger waves than ever seen before Describe the composition of a stony iron mete...

climate is a function of - Answer the interaction of many "spheres" atmosphere - Answer gases hydrosphere - Answer oceans, large bodies of water lithosphere - Answer plate tectonics, orogeny - as land is created, oceans are influenced orogeny - Answer a process in which a section of the earth's crust is folded and deformed by lateral compression to form a mountain range cryosphere - Answer glaciers, ice sheets, snow cover - frozen are...

1. With respect to plate tectonic processes, describe the specific cause of the earthquake that caused the Japan tsunami. - Answer Japan lies on the Pacific and the Eurasian plates. They collided and the Pacific plate snapped, causing the earthquake. How did the geography of the land around Sendai enhance the destruction in that region? - Answer The land around Sendai is very flat so there were no obstructions stopping water from flowing freely. What were the effects from the t...

Hazard - Answer A process that poses a potential threat to people or the environment. Risk - Answer The Probability of an event occurring multiplied by the impact on people or the environment (loss). Disaster - Answer A brief event that causes great property damage or loss of life. Catastrophe - Answer A massive disaster. Magnitude - Answer The energy released by a hazard. Frequency - Answer How often a hazard occurs. Tsunamis - Answer ...

snow avalanche - Answer a mass of snow many cubic meters in volume that separates from a snowpack and flows downslope - a term reserved for snow - it is likely that over 1 million ____ are large enough to kill a person and occur annually in western Canada alone snow climatology - Answer - snowfall accumulation depends on: -- latitude -- altitude -- proximity to bodies of water - temperature decreases with altitude, therefore high mountains have permanent snow cover - snow a...

What are the four patterns of choice? Describe them. - Answer 1. Absorb: viewing the risk as unproblematic or denying it outright; the probability is deemed too low to worry about. 2. Accept: there is awareness of the hazard (no denial); passive attitude (there is little I can do); hazards are viewed as acts of God. 3. Reduce: there is awareness of the hazard (no denial); action is taken to reduce impacts; there is a reactive response and preparation; people stay in place. 4. Chan...

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Describe the role of Line Managers. - Answer They are non-HR managers who are responsible for overseeing the work of other employees. What are the responsibilities of an HR Manager? - Answer What is Human Resources Management (HRM)? - Answer The process of managing human talent to achieve an organization's objectives. Why study Human Resources Management? - Answer To work with people to solve organizational issues, attract top-notch people, determine the righ...

In 2009, there were 939 workplace-related deaths—an average of four Canadian workers dying every working day. Given that there were 366 days in 2002, should this figure be lower? a. Yes; 900/366 is approximately 2.5 deaths per day. b. Yes; many of these deaths are based on fraudulent claims. c. No; you have to subtract weekends, statutory holidays, and so forth to get working days. d. No; it should be higher because many deaths are not reported. - Answer C Not so long ago, many wo...