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SIPOV - correct answers Assessment acronym when entering room, in order of importance SIPOV-S - correct answers Safety (of patient and environment) SIPOV-I - correct answers Invasive lines SIPOV-P - correct answers Pain, use OLDCARTS Acronym SIPOV-O - correct answers Oxygen SIPOV-V - correct answers Vital signs OLDCARTS - correct answers Acronym used for assessing pain OLDCARTS-O - correct answers Onset OLDCARTS-L - correct answers Location(where) OLDCARTS-D - correct ...

The nurse is caring for a client with an electrical burn. Which structures have the greatest risk for soft tissue injury? A. Fat, tendons, and bones B. Skin and hair C. Nerves, muscle, and blood vessels D. Skin, fat, and muscle - correct answers A Fat, tendon, and bone have the most resistance. The higher the resistance, the greater the heat generated by the current, thereby increasing the risk for soft tissue injury. B intermediate resistance C is low resistance D low to intermediate resis...

b. Decreased cardiac output - correct answers 1. A patient who is hemorrhaging has decreased preload. What physiological effects should the nurse expect to occur with this patient? a. Increased afterload b. Decreased cardiac output c. Decreased action potential d. Increased ejection fraction d. "On a scale of zero (no pain) to 10 (worst pain) what number is your pain?" - correct answers The nurse is preparing to assess a patient who is experiencing chest pain. Which question should ...

CH 1 A nurse is preparing to give an oral dose of drug X to treat a patient's high blood pressure. After giving the drug, the nurse finds that it reduces the blood pressure without serious harmful effects, but it also causes the patient to have nausea and a headache. Based on this information, which property of an ideal drug is this drug lacking? - correct answers *Selectivity The drug is effective in lowering the blood pressure and safe in that it does not cause harmful effects. However,...

What are the primary goals of nursing? - correct answers 1. Determine client/family responses to human problems, level of wellness, and need for assistance 2. Provide physical care, emotional care, teaching, guidance, and counseling 3. Implement interventions aimed at prevention and assisting the client to meet his or her own needs and health-related goals. What mnemonic do we use for the nursing process? - correct answers ADPIE What does ADPIE stand for in the...

Order for assessment of lungs - correct answers Inspect Palpate Percuss Auscultate Inspection of the thorax (Observe for/Inspect) - correct answers -O: Normal chest movement with inspiration/expiration -O: Bulging of interspaces during expiration -O: Accessory muscle use -I: anterior, posterior and lateral thorax -I: spinal alignment and curvature Which lung has 3 lobes: - correct answers Right lung Types of chest deformities - correct answers Pigeon chest Funnel chest Barrel c...

General Survey - correct answers appearance, orientation, vital signs, height and weight inspection - correct answers visual, using naked or a lighted instrument, active process of knowing what to look for Flatness percussion sound - correct answers dull sound over bone or muscle Dullness on percussion - correct answers Thud like sound produced by dense tissue such as the liver, spleen or heart tympany percussion - correct answers drumlike sound over air filled spaces resonance - ...

DAR - correct answers Data, action, response SOAPIE - correct answers subjective, objective, assessment, plan, intervention, evaluation (response) Charting by exception - correct answers Focusing only on abnormal findings SBAR - correct answers Situation, Background, Assessment, Recommendation/Request Narrative notes - correct answers Legal guidelines for documenting - correct answers Space for therapeutic communication - correct answers Cultural humility - correct answer...

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Which of the following statements about the Internet and Information Technology is true? - correct answers Internet is benefiting companies worldwide Transition economies are - correct answers countries changing from government-controlled or communistic economies to a more free market country The European Union consists of: - correct answers 27 member nations, with the 28th scheduled to become a member in 2013 The free market reforms in emerging countries are creating a potential group ...

Negotiation - correct answers a form of decision making in which 2 or more parties talk with one another in an effort to resolve their opposing interests BATNA - correct answers best alternative to a negotiated agreement Reservation price - correct answers point at which you exercise your BATNA Target - correct answers optimistic outcome Opening offer - correct answers most optimistic possible outcome you can imagine Bargaining zone - correct answers the range of possible agreemen...

_____ is the prefix for difficult, painful, faulty - correct answers dys _____ is the prefix for excessive, above - correct answers hyper ____ is the prefix for enlargement - correct answers megaly _____ is the suffix for pain - correct answers algia ____ is the suffix for surgical removal - correct answers ectomy ____ is the suffix for abnormal condition or disease - correct answers osis ____ is the suffix for abnormal softening - correct answers malacia ____ is the prefix ...

CNS vs PNS - correct answers central nervous system-consists of your brain and spinal cord-the brain communicates with the muscles in creating a plan to accomplish the movement-spinal cord acts as a conduct that carries motor information from the brain to the body and sensory information from the body to the brainperipheral nervous system-made up of all of the nerves that connect the brain and spinal cord with the rest of the body-sending motor signals-extend from the spinal cord to the muscle a...

Customer Participation - correct answers -The customer is present for the creation of the service -Customer is part of the creation of the service (ex fitness class) -Customer behavior and effort impact the quality -Supporting facilities matter: "on stage" Simultaneity - correct answers -Service is created and consumed simultaneously (ex haircut or concert) -Difficult to test drive before purchase -Quality is hard to control because you can't "throw out the defects" Per...

the ability to mass produce insulin - correct answers Which of the following is NOT typically considered to be one of the pharmacological revolutions (as defined in the online content)? Phase III - correct answers A drug is designed to treat anxiety. In this phase of the clinical trial process its effectiveness is compared to alprazolam (a commonly-used treatment for anxiety disorders) in a sample of patients who have an anxiety disorder: increase dopamine levels in the synaptic cleft - co...

effect of drugs on the body and the effect of the body on the drug - correct answers pharmacology rate at which drug begins to take effect - correct answers pharmacokinetics study of the mechanism of the drug - correct answers pharmacodynamics a chemical that has been demonstrated to be effective for treating or preventing a disease - correct answers drug another word for trade name? - correct answers proprietary name brand name? - correct answers proprietary name Non prescript...

With respect to decarboxylation of pyruvate: a. it can work non-oxidatively in yeast b. FADH2 and NADH are required c. lipoamide is required for reduction of acetaldehyde d. it produces acetyl-CoA when there is no NAD+ e. all of the above are true d. none of the above are true - correct answers a. it can work non oxidatively in yeast With respect to fermentation in yeast: a. acetaldehyde gets oxidized b. NAD+ is used making ethanol c. NADH is produced in making ethanol d. all of...

Fred Clement - correct answers Former occupant of the Thomas Hardy Chair at Cambridge. (English Teacher) Dr. Simmons - correct answers Professor from UCLA specializing in Ortega y Gasset. (Philosopher) Professor West - correct answers Here did quite a bit for ethics, an ancient study now, for Columbia University quite some years ago (Former ethics specialist) Reverend Padover - correct answers Gave a few lectures thirty years ago and lost his flock between one Sunday and the next for h...

Sensemaking - correct answers Mutually questioning and discussing the assumptions behind traditional ways of performing a task would occur during which phase of the risk negotiation cycle? Attending - correct answers During the _______ phase of the risk negotiation cycle, you would recognize the creative constraints within your organization. True - correct answers One way for less experienced employees to reduce the risk of innovation is to enlist the help of a credible innovation champion...

c. Identify the problem, determine the solution, apply the solution - correct answers As it relates to Scope of Work, the three steps to solving a problem are? a. Identify the problem, determine the solution, report the solution b. Consider the problem, solve the problem, apply the solution c. Identify the problem, determine the solution, apply the solution d. Find the problem, consider the solution, report the solution a. Federally regulated - correct answers Under Title XI of FIRREA, an...