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The proper blood-to broth ratio for blood cultures to reduce the antibacterial effect of serum in adults is: a. 1:2 b. 1:3 c. 1:10 d. 1:30 - Answer c The most appropriate method for collecting a urine specimen from a patient with an indwelling catheter is: a. remove the catheter, cut the tip and submit it for culture b. disconnect the catheter from the bag, and aseptically collect urine from the terminal end of the catheter c. asepticaly collect urine directly from the drainage bag...

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Who will not have a copy of the listing agreement? Seller Listing broker Buyer's agent Listing agent - Answer Buyer's agent Mr. and Mrs. Snively have a contract to purchase a home for $257,000. A hailstorm damaged the roof to the tune of $27,500 before closing. What remedy does the buyer have? Snively's can be entitled to credit for half the insurance proceeds resulting from the damage Snively's broker can wait until the roof is repaired then make a decision whether t...

If a producer misrepresents a part of a policy, will the Insurer cover a claim made for the misrepresentation? - Answer Yes, if an agent mistakenly says something untrue about a policy, the company WILL cover the loss b/c the agent legally represents the insurer. The insurer may seek reimbursement from Agent for their error. When must a certificate of Authority be renewed each year in the State of Colorado? - Answer June 30th Estoppel - Answer Prevents a party from enforcing a rig...

How often must an insurer who sells personal lines property and casualty policies recalculate a consumer's insurance score or obtain an updated credit report? - Answer Every 36 months. (The least often the insurer must pull the credit report is once every 3 years. The most often an insured can request that the credit report be pulled, for the purposes of insurance rating, is every 12 months [annually]) An insurer who frequently misses deadlines to respond to inquiries from the Division of...

Abandonment - Answer Non-payment of taxes Abstract of title - Answer A history of the ownership of parcel of land which lists transfers of title, rights, and liabilities. Acceleration Clause - Answer Upon default, all the principal installments come due to immediately Accesion - Answer owner of land is entitled to all the soil produces or all that is added to the land either intentionally or by mistake. Trade fixtures not removed are "assessed" by the owner of the property...

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What is the definition of home health care? - Answer The assortment of those brought into the home to help a client acheive and maintain an optimal state of health acitvity and independence Home health care can include many different roles such as... - Answer -The Healthcare provider themself -The Client -The Family/Individuals in the home What are the 2 primary goals of home health care? - Answer 1. To find a client's optimum level of health and independence 2. To actively ...

Which class of medications treats chemotherapy-induced nausea and vomiting? a. Diuretics b. Corticosteroids c. Bisphosphonates d. Serotonin antagonists - Answer d. Serotonin antagonists Bisphosphates are used to prevent loss of bone density and prevent osteoporosis. What oncologic emergency is a positive sign of the effectiveness of chemotherapy? a. Hypercalcemia b. Tumor lysis syndrome c. Spinal cord compression d. SVC syndrome - Answer b. tumor lysis syndrome Charact...

Preoperative phase: 6 nursing activities - Answer 1. Assessment 2. Nursing diagnosis 3. Identify potential outcomes 4. Care plan based on above 5. Establishes baseline (physical, emotional, spiritual etc.) and any allergies 6. Education: recovery from anaesthesia and postop management (collaborate w/ pt and their family) Preoperative phase: When does it begin and end - Answer Begins when the decision for surgery is made and ends when patient is transferred to the OR Intraoperat...

After first managing the pain being experienced by the client with gout, the treatment focuses on: a. Strengthening the affected joints through a controlled exercise plan b. Minimizing joint disfigurement by using therapeutic splinting c. Preventing systemic involvement by altering the client's diet d. Managing chronic pain by taking regular doses of salicylates - Answer C When assessing both African-American and Hispanic males for genitourinary dysfunction, the nurse asks: a. Do the...

After receiving a dose of penicillin, a client develops dyspnea and hypotension and the nurse suspects the client is experiencing anaphylactic shock. What is the nurse's first action? - Answer Administer epinephrine, as ordered Which type of sleep apnea is characterized by lack of airflow due to pharyngeal occlusion? - Answer Obstructive The nurse assesses a client who is bleeding profusely from the nose. The nurse documents this finding as which condition? - Answer Epistaxis ...

A nurse is caring for a client with sickle cells disease. Which nursing action is most effective in reducing potential for sepsis in this client a. check vitals every 4 hours b. perform frequent and thorough hand washing c. administer prophylactic drug therapy d. monitor for abnormal laboratory values - Answer b. Perform frequent and thorough hand washing The most effective nursing action to reduce the risk for sepsis in a client with sickle cell anemia is to perform frequent and tho...

Which patient is at highest risk for development of skin cancer? a. Dark-skinned male who works as a lab technician b. Light-skinned female who works as a lifeguard every summer c. Older adult who enjoys gardening but wears a large hat d. Younger adult who works as a home health assistant - Answer b A patient with a tracheostomy stoma in a place develops increased coughing, inability to expectorate secretions, and difficulty breathing. What are these assessment findings related to? a....

Signs of hypoxemia - Answer change in mental status, dyspnea, increase in BP, changes in HR, dysrhythmias, central cyanosis, diaphoresis, and cool extremeties Hypoxia - Answer decrease in oxygen supply to the tissues and cells Signs of long standing hypoxia (COPD and CHF) - Answer drowsiness, fatigue, apathy, inattentiveness Oxygen toxicity - Answer caused by an overproduction of oxygen free radicals, which are by products of cell metabolism long term complications of oxy...

Dangers of chlorosorb - Answer poison Code Pink - Answer Infant or child abduction Routine fall prevention measures - Answer -make sure wheels are locked when transferring -assist with ambulation -make spill are cleaned up What is included in a MSDS - Answer -gives information on protective equipment required -safe handling information -first aid intervention for accidental exposure The START system has been activated after an event, what is the START system? - Answer...

A healthcare provider prescribes mannitol for a client with a head injury. The nurse concludes that the purpose of the medication is to relieve cerebral edema by which mechanism? a. decreasing the production of cerebrospinal fluid b. limiting the metabolic requirements of the brain c. drawing fluid from brain cells into the bloodstream d. preventing uncontrolled electrical discharges in the brain - Answer c. drawing fluid from the brain cells into the bloodstream mannitol, an osmotic d...

which situation is an example of overall goal of quality management in today's healthcare - Answer The nurse wipes up a spilled drink before clients are allowed to enter a room which ways can a nurse manager reduce risk for an organization - Answer investing a complaint about nursing care from a client's spouse talking to physicians about ways to improve client care keeping staff members on task throughout the work day making sure staff members work minimal overtime which situat...

A nurse is caring for a client who sustained a transection of the spinal cord with no other injuries. The nurse continually monitors this client for which medical emergency? 1. Hemorrhage 2. Hypovolemic shock 3. Gastrointestinal atony 4. Autonomic hyperreflexia - Answer 4. A nurse is caring for a client who experienced serious burns in a fire. Which relationship between a client's burned body surface area and fluid loss should the nurse consider when evaluating fluid loss in a clien...

Who must obtain a CDL? - Answer Any operator of a:CMV with a GCWR of 26,001 lbs. or le required by federal regulation to be placarded while transporting hazardous le designed to carry 16 or more persons, including the driver What are the classes of Commercial Drivers Licenses (CDL)? - Answer Class A - Combination vehicles with a GCWR of 26,001 or more pounds Class B - Single Vehicles with a GCWR of 26,001 or more lbs. What endorsements are available to CDL operators and what is thei...