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Are constellation stars in the same place as a structure in space, or does it just look like they are from the sun's point of view in our galaxy? - Answer constellation stars are not next to each other, just appear that way from Sun's point of view looking out into our galaxy Are constellation stars all at the exact same distance from the sun or at different distances? - Answer Different distances Are constellation stars scattered all across our galaxy or just the neighbors o...

The solar nebula is - Answer the cloud of gas and dust that gave birth to our solar system Suppose that it had taken longer for the solar wind to clear away the solar nebula. Which of the following consequences would have been most likely? - Answer Some ice-rich objects in the Kuiper belt (such as Pluto or Eris) would have grown to larger sizes You are analyzing rocks that contain small amounts of potassium-40 and argon-40. The half-life of potassium-40 is 1.25 billion years. You fin...

The 23h 56m length of the sidereal day is determined by which of these? - Answer The time between each crossing of the celestial meridian for a star. If you were to travel south of the equator to Chile, which of these changes would you notice? - Answer The season of the year would be opposite the season in the northern hemisphere. Why is it cold in June at the North Pole? - Answer The Sun is low in the sky all day. Suppose the year of the seasons had 365.50 days. What would be ...

How the Solar System Was Formed? - Answer step 1-the birth of our solar system began as dust and gases (nebula) started to gravitationally collapse step 2-the nebula contracted into a rotating disk that was heated by the conversion of gravitational energy into thermal energy step 3-cooling of the nebular cloud caused rocky and metallic material to condense into tiny solid particles step 4-repeated collisions caused the dust-sized particles to gradually coalesce into astroid-sized bod...

Total eclipses of both kinds are rare, but is one kind more visible than the other - Answer more people can see a total lunar eclipse What causes the "backwards" motion of planets relative to the stars ("retrograde motion") in the heliocentric model - Answer planets closer to the sun orbit fast In Boulder on the winter solstice the Sun will rise in the ____ and set in the __ - Answer southeast, southwest Your daughter the astronaut calls you from the Moon one day, a...

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BC Provincial Women's Health Strategy - Answer supports women's diversity, the way in which women provide for their health needs in the social, cultural + spiritual context, places the woman/newborn at the center of care, assures women/families are respected, ensures services are planned/provided to meet needs/respect preferences Family-Centered Maternity and Newborn Care (FCMNC) - Answer Framework that defines pregnancy as a normal/healthy life event; identifies the complex, mult...

Amnesia is the hallmark symptom of - Answer concussion Some herbs that should be discontinued at least 2 weeks before surgery are - Answer echinacea, garlic, ginger, St. john's-wort, ginseng, kava, feverfew Precautions that require a nurse to wear a regular mask, gown and gloves when entering a patient's room are - Answer droplet precautions The primary gland of the endocrine system is the - Answer pituitary This disorder should be considered in an infant presenting...

Initiating Breathing (Newborn Adaptation) - Answer - must be deep enough to displace liquid in the airways and retain some air in the alveoli so that subsequent breaths are less difficult - surfactant will allow alveoli to remain open and decrease surface tension at the air-liquid interface - may take a few hours for fluid to absorb which explains why newborns may have audible crackles after birth What promotes lung fluid clearance? - Answer - screaming & crying (also promotes oxygen...

health care system - Answer the totality of services offered by all health disciplines primary prevention - Answer this type of prevention deals with health promotion and illness prevention secondary prevention - Answer this type of prevention deals with diagnosis and treatment of illness tertiary prevention - Answer this type of prevention deals with rehabilitation, health restoration, and palliative care 54 million - Answer by 2020, the estimated number of US adults ...

The nurse will be alert for which cognitive alterations when caring for a 40-year-old patient admitted to the emergency department with a high blood alcohol level? SATA: - Delirium - Slurred speech - Expressive aphasia - Ringing in the ears - Exogenous depression - Answer - Delirium - Slurred speech - Exogenous depression The nurse notes the presence of which alterations when admitting a 30-year-old patient with suspected meningitis? - Hypoglycemia - Light sensitivity - Aphasia...

A nurse has learned about SBAR communication, and is observing how this model fits what she hears in a meeting on infection prevention. Match the SBAR step to the examples she jots down. - Situation - Background - Recommendation - Assessment - Nosocomial infections up 15% in Cardiac Recovery ward - Never used to have MRSA originate at Cardiac Recovery ward - Need to find source of MRSA and weak link to contamination - Review all equipment introduced since change. Match infection to...

For which patient would providing a weekly medication organizer be an appropriate intervention? Forgetful patient Near-sighted patient Wheelchair-bound patient Patient whose first language is not English - Answer Forgetful Patient For how many minutes would a nurse monitor a patient for an immediate allergic reaction following medication administration? - Answer 20-30 minutes The nurse instructs a patient for whom a transdermal patch has been prescribed to rotate sites of appli...

Which component of the chain of infection involves the infectious agent leaving the reservoir? A. Source B. Portal of Entry C. Portal of Exit D. Mode of transmission - Answer Portal of exit A patient with the respiratory infection influenza contracted the pathogen by which mode of transmission? A. Direct Contact B. Droplet C. Biological D. Airborne - Answer Droplet Suctioning allows entry of infectious agents into which portal of entry? A. Respiratory tract B. Blood stream...

What are concerns about older adults? - Answer • polyp Pharm - multiple meds, interactions. --> need to know all meds they are on • Dec GI motility, dec kidney fx, slow excretion of meds • thorough dc teaching An older adult patient has been in the hospital for 7 days with pneumonia. How long will it take for them to get back to their baseline activity and function before their illness? - Answer approx. 3 weeks - 3 days recovery for every day in bed What is a concern for...

Immunoglobulin G (IgG) - Answer -the most abundant class of antibodies (80-85%) -found in blood serum and lymph -active against bacteria, fungi, viruses, and foreign particles (all infection) -Transported across placenta Four classes: IgG-1 IgG-2 IgG-3 IgG-4 Immunoglobulin IgA - Answer -an antibody that inhibits bacterial growth Two classes: IgA molecules are found predominantly in the blood IgA-2 (secretory IgA) molecules are found predominantly in bodily secretions (most i...

Anatomy of Urinary Tract - Answer kidneys, ureters, bladder, urethra Act of Urination - Answer Bladder contraction + urethral sphincter and pelvic floor muscle relaxation Process of Voiding - Answer 1. Stretching of the bladder signals the micturition centers in the spinal cord 2. Impulses from the micturition center in the brain respond to or ignore this urge, thus making urination under voluntary control 3. When a person is ready to void, the external sphincter relaxes, the bl...

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How many new cases of AIDS are there each year? - Answer 3 million Where did the first vague symptoms of AIDS occur? - Answer Los Angeles, New York What are the opportunistic infections common to the first AIDS patients? - Answer PCP (pneumocystis pneumonia) and CMV (cytomegalovirus) What does AIDS stand for? - Answer Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome HIV Characteristics - Answer retrovirus, enveloped RNA, reverse transcriptase, protease, and integrase Theta repli...

Vascular tissue of plants - Answer xylem (conducts water & minerals) and phloem (conducts sugar) Plant phylogeny - Answer groupings in evolutionary history of plants 4 classes of plants - Answer bryophytes, seedless vascular plants, gymnosperms and angiosperms Most primitive plant - Answer bryophytes (mosses and liverworts); lacks vascular tissue, seeds and fruit/ ovary; dominant generation is GAMETOPHYTE Ferns - Answer very biodiverse, contains vascular tissue, domina...