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What is one major affect hearing loss has on a child early on? - Answer The inability to acquire language that is age-appropriate. T/F: As students grow and develop they become more independent, confident and their social skills mature. An interpreter should have a good understanding of these important developmental stages, when they develop and the effects they have on a child in order to adjust their interpreting accordingly? - Answer True. The main reason children who are De...

Interpreters in educational settings should dress: - Answer Professionally and in accordance with the school dress code At the I.E.P: - Answer discuss limitations of interpreter’s skills ________________ plays an important role in a student's language development. (best answer) - Answer Interpreters Hearing aids can restore one's hearing to normal level. - Answer Sometimes "At which level, when interpreting an analyzing the message, what is the weak...

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What is a biopsy? - Answer provides a definitive diagnosis, tells (1) site of origin, and (2) cell characteristics Where can a bone marrow biopsy be taken from? - Answer sternum or iliac crest What is an endoscopy? - Answer camera enters through the mouth and looks at the upper GI What is a laparoscopy? - Answer camera enters through incision in the stomach to view the GI tract and pelvis What is a thoractomy? - Answer removing a portion of the blood ...

What is cystitis? - Answer Inflammation/Infection of the bladder usually caused by GI bacteria. What findings from a UA may indicate a UTI? - Answer + leukocyte esterase WBCs Nitrites (slam dunk positive) Blood Culture reveals exogenous bacteria What are the classic manifestations of a UTI? - Answer Increased urinary frequency/urgency Dysuria Suprapubic pain Hematuria and lower flank pain What is the number one sign of a UTI in older patients? - Answer Co...

GERD - Answer : upward flow of gastric contents through the lower esophageal sphincter (LES) causing chronic irritation to esophageal lining • Obesity • Hiatal hernias • Smoking • ETOH • Supine position • Triggering foods • Caffeine • Chocolate • Citrus fruits and tomatoes • Large meals/high fat meals - Answer causes/triggers of GERD -barrets esophagus or esophageal strictures -aspiration pneumonia and asthma-crackles or wheezing in lungs - Answer wha...

The RN is caring for a pt who is in traction. To prevent skin breakdown, what action should be included? - Answer Assess the pin insertion site every 8 hours A pt had a knee replacement. The affected leg has a decreased pedal pulse. What is the priority diagnosis for this pt? - Answer Risk for ineffective peripheral tissue perfusion A pt had a total hip sx and after moving, the patient has a new onset of pain at the surgical site. What is the RN's best action? - Answer ...

When administering a blood transfusion, the nurse must: a.) double check the infusion with another nurse and monitor VS closely b.) administer furosemide between units of blood for all patients c.) run blood with 0.45% saline through a 22 gauge IV d.) Administer acetaminophen and diphenhydramine prior to the infusion - Answer Double check the infusion with another nurse and monitor VS closely Which of these is considered a pre-cancerous lesion? a.) seborrheic keratosis b.) ros...

Thoracotomy - Answer incision into the chest wall Colostomy - Answer Establishment of an artificial cutaneous opening into the colon Hemoptysis - Answer The spitting of blood derived from the lungs or bronchial tubes as a result of pulmonary or bronchial hemorrhage Dysphagia - Answer difficulty swallowing Stomatitis - Answer Inflammation of the mucous membrane of the mouth; characterized by small ulcers covered by a grayish exudate and surrounded by a lo...

The nurse is reviewing the history and physical exam of a woman who has come to the clinic for a routine physical. Which factor would the nurse identify as increasing the client's risk for breast cancer? - Answer history of ovarian cancer what is the most common breast mass in women? - Answer Fibroadenoma How should the nurse counsel a postpartum client on how to prevent mastitis? - Answer "Wash your hands thoroughly, and let your breasts dry after each feeding."...

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What is nursing? - Answer American Nurses Association (ANA): "The protection, promotion, and optimization of health and abilities, prevention of illness and injury, alleviation of suffering through the diagnosis and treatment of human response, and advocacy in the care of individuals, families, communities, and populations." Florence Nightingale - Answer The first nurse: nurse who really looked at nursing as a science and wanted to add some professionalism into it The first...

GTPAL system. - Answer G, stands for gravida, which is the number of pregnancies. T, is the number of full term deliveries. P, is the number of preterm deliveries. A, is the number of abortions. L, is the number of living children. Which vaccine came out in 2006 that helps to prevent cancer for women and men? - Answer HPV vaccine; This is important; you always want to educate parents on this. Vaccines protect against, HPV type 16 and 18, which cause the greatest risk of cervi...

Meconium - Answer the first stool of a newborn, greenish-black and with a tarry consistency Circumcision care - Answer -petroleum jelly in 1st 24hrs - loose diaper - no soap, commercial wipes until 5-6days later - don't remove yellow exudate circumcision methods - Answer -Mogen and Gomco clamp procedures (surgically removed), wound is covered with sterile petroleum gauze. -Plastibell procedure, after 5-7 days it drops of leaving a clean, well-healed excision. -Mos...

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Which of the following is the correct order for phage replication? - Answer Attachment, penetration, biosynthesis, assembly, and release The viral capsid - Answer -Contains functional projections from the lipid bilayer called spikes. -Is subdivided to capsomeres in some viruses -is a protective covering for the genome -is responsible for the symmetry of a virus -may contain enzymes to assist in penetration of the host cell. The viral envelope - Answer -Confers...

3 domains of living organisms - Answer Bacteria, Archaea, Eukarya Bacteria Domain - Answer Prokaryotes, cell walls have peptidoglycan, can be autotrophic or heterotrophic (i.e. E. coli) Archaea Domain - Answer Prokaryotic, single-celled, live in extreme environments, hetero and autotrophic (i.e. Methanogens) Eukarya Domain - Answer domain consisting of all organisms that have a nucleus; includes protists, plants, fungi, and animals (i.e. Humans) Emergent prope...

A discontinuous epitope A: Depends on the fold of the protein it is part of B: Consists of ~30 amino acids C: Has multivalent antigens D: Must be part of a protein E: Must be part of a nucleic acid - Answer Depends on the fold of the protein it is part of All of the following are true of monoclonal antibodies EXCEPT A: They can be used to label cells B: They can be used as therapeutics C: They have a single antigen binding site D: They are produced from cancerous cells E:...

Prokaryotic cells are found in the domain(s) _____. - Answer bacteria and archaea A human is classified in domain _____ and kingdom _____. - Answer eukarya...animalia A rose bush is classified in domain _____ and kingdom _____. - Answer eukarya...plantae Which Domain(s) includes unicellular orgainsms? - Answer Eukarya, Archaea, and Bacteria. Fungi are classified into which Domain? - Answer Eukarya There is (are) _____ eukaryotic domain(s). - Answer ...

What structure is indicated by: 10A, 15T, 3G, 7C? - Answer Single-stranded DNA. Negative control means that a regulator molecule is - Answer bound and transcription is inhibited AND removed and transcription begins. DNA is characterized by which of the following feature(s)? - Answer Deoxyribose AND Thymine. All fungi have __________ in their cell walls - Answer chitin. The placement of the amino acid during translation is determined by the - Answer compl...