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Focused assessment - Components of data collection for children with respiratory alterations Anatomy - Knowledge of body structure for planning care Physiology - Knowledge of body function for planning care Pathophysiology - Knowledge of abnormal body function for planning care Nutrition - Considerations for planning care related to diet Developmental variations - Considerations for planning care based on child's age and growth Tonsillitis - Inflammation of the tonsils Pharyngitis - In...

Comprehensive Emergency Response, Compensation, and Liability Act (CERCLA) (1980) - created a billion dollar trust fund to pay for Federal and State response actions when hazardous materials pose or may pose a threat to human health or the environment Superfund Amendments and Reauthorization Act of 1986 (SARA) - expanded and revised CERCLA Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act of 1986 - Title III of SARA; subjects +300 hazardous substances to reporting to local, State, and Fe...

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention - The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) collaborates to create the expertise, information, and tools that people and communities need to protect their health through health promotion, prevention of disease, injury and disability, and preparedness for new health threats. Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services - The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) is part of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and...

Flight Operations Officer/Flight Dispatcher - is a crucial part of an airlines operations team. Flight Operations Officer/Flight Dispatcher - responsible for the planning, coordination, and monitoring of all aspects of a flight to ensure safety and efficiency. Flight Operations Officer/Flight Dispatcher - responsible for creating flight plans, analyzing weather conditions, calculating fuel requirements, and coordinating with ATC. Gather essential information about flight, prepare a safe an...

Achalasia - Failure of lower esophageal sphincter to relax. Lower Esophageal Sphincter (LES) - Muscle that relaxes during swallowing. Chagas Disease - Causes achalasia; ganglion cells destroyed. Dysphagia - Difficulty swallowing food or liquids. Regurgitation - Bolus returns to mouth if not swallowed. Nocturnal Regurgitation - Vomiting while sleeping; affects ⅓ of patients. Barium Swallow Test - X-ray test to visualize esophagus function. Bird Beak Sign - X-ray indication of achalasia. G...

Detention - Decresed ability to cut and chew your food Osteoporosis - Porous bones (weakened bones) Kyphosis - An exaggerated curvature of the spine or the typical "dowagers hump" Height - After age 30 both sex lose a centimeter a decade. Atrophy - Shrinking of the body fat (slowly after age 50) Pruritus - Itching if the skin Decubitus - Old peoples skin (Ulcers and bed sores) Xerostomia - Dry mouth Dysphagia - Difficulty swallowing Dysphasia - Difficulty speaking Peristalsis - Muscl...

A security professional is researching the latest vulnerabilities that have been released. Where is a good resource they can go to in order to look at these? A.CVSS B.CVE C.NVD D.ISSAF - C.NVD To learn more about the vulnerabilities, you can often click on CVE names, which have hyperlinks to the record in the National Vulnerability Database (NVD). Once there, you can read more details. A new penetration tester is creating a strategy for their first upcoming process and wants to follow the ...

BIA (Business Impact Analysis): - an assessment of the priorities given to each asset and process within the organization; analysis considers the effect (impact) any hard or loss might mean to the organization overall; identify critical paths and single points of failure; determine costs of compliance (legislative and contractual requirements mandated) Metered service: - the organization only pays for what it uses Rapid Elasticity: - excess capacity available to be apportioned to cloud cus...

Standards-Based Grading - breaking down a subject matter into smaller "learning objectives" which are recorded in the gradebook Advantages of Standards-based Grading - improved feedback, student ownership of education, intrinsic motivation, more relevant instruction, accurate measure of learning Criterion-Referenced Test - comparing a person's knowledge or skills to criterion from a standard Norm-Referenced Test - comparing a person's knowledge or skills to a norm group student...

AMA's 7 Big Problems in Marketing - 1. Effectively targeting high value sources of growth 2. The role of marketing in the firm and the c-suite 3. The digital transformation of the modern corporation 4. Generating and using insight to shape marketing practice 5. Dealing with an omni-channel world 6. Competing in dynamic global markets 7. Balancing incremental and radical innovation Pre-Industrial Revolution - -Products were customized -One to one marketing Post-Marketing Concept Approach...