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Traffic Studies - Answer analyze current and historical data and attempt to forecast future trends in a particular business line or the carrier's industry. Traffic study topics - Answer Commodities - volumes, profit margins, revenues, forecasts Freight rates - current, historical and trends, adjustments by other carriers Stevedoring costs by commodity Claims - cost and frequency Reclaiming lost business Traffic Study Steps - Answer Select characteristics of proposed new ves...

Possible cargo includes livestock such as cows, cattle, sheep, goats, camels, and horses. Equipped with a stable system, floor system, manure discharge system, and drinking water system. requires 45 air changes per hour due to methane - Answer Cattle Ships Width of the hull, usually inside shell plating, or overall - Answer Beam The maximum depth underwater. Including shell plating - Answer Draft Indicates the maximum immersion of the ship in the water leaving a minimum freeboa...

SOLAS - Answer RMS titanic 1912, SS Morro Castle 1934, SS Yarmouth Castle 1965 MARPOL - Answer SS Torrey Canyon 1967 Port State Control MOUs - Answer Amoco Cadiz 1978 STCW - Answer Amoco Cadiz 1978 Port and Tanker Safety Act - Answer MV Argo Merchant 1976 USCG inspection Regime - Answer SS Marine Electric 1988 ISM Code - Answer MS Herald of Free Enterprise 1987 Oil Pollution Act of 1990 - Answer Exxon Valdez, 1989 Bill Of Lading - Answer a legal...

Product Movement - Answer the transfer of inventory to specified destinations Two important aspects of transportation are? - Answer 1.)Restrictive Element: in transit inventory is "captive" usually inaccessible during transportation 2.)Flexible Element: inventory can be diverted during shipment to a new destination When does diversion occur? - Answer when a shipment destination is changed/ re-routed after a product is in transit. What are the Fundamental Transport Princi...

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Interprofessional collaboration is important for successful, cost-effective care, but the American healthcare system faces challenges such as A. an aging population with multiple chronic medical conditions that may require multiple medications. B. lack of primary care providers. C. excessive financial and social resources. D. healthcare providers who have unlimited time and resources that must be used. - Answer A. an aging population with multiple chronic medical conditions that may requi...

A nurse is caring for a client who has bradycardia following a surgical procedure using spinal anesthesia. The nurse should plan to administer which of the following medications to the client? a. amiodarone b. propranolol c. methyldopa d. epinephrine - Answer d. epinerphrine (epinephrine is a vasopressor which would increase the client's heart rate and prevent cardiac arrest A nurse is planning care for a client who is postoperative and has a closed-wound drainage system in pla...

Situation - After passing the Nurses Licensure Examination, Nurse Miranda takes her first job in a Rural Health Unit in Municipality Balud. She reviews concepts and principles in Primary Health Care (PHC). - Answer 1. Nurse Miranda is aware that she has to use "tools and methods that are suitable and acceptable to the families and communities" that she serves. This PHC principle is referred to as __________. A. Cultural application B. Appropriate application C. essential method...

the nurse will perform which action when correctly following standard precaution recommendations? - wearing a mask when changing the linens on the client's bed - wear gloves when changing a wound dressing on a client - wearing a gown when completing a physical assessment - wear a gown to transfer a client to a bed side chair - Answer wear gloves when changing a wound dressing on a client The clients perception of their back pain is identified by which statement? "I cant stand...

What are the roles of professional nurses? - Answer Advocate for patients Provide education Delegate responsibilities Listener Coordinating care Be a leader Change agent Researcher Administrator What is a value? - Answer Beliefs or ideas that guide behavior What professional values must a nurse possess? - Answer Altruism: concern for welfare of others - advocacy Autonomy: right for self determination Human dignity: respect for worth of everyone Integrity: truthful, ...

four components of communication - Answer Input—taking in information Output—further information exchange Feedback—monitoring system for communication; can be positive or negative Situational context—physical, psychosocial, cultural dimensions types of communication-verbal - Answer Sign language, Braille: combine verbal/nonverbal Challenge: language differences Many factors influence verbal communication types of communication-nonverbal - Answer Powerful communication...

A family is talking with a nurse because one family member is experiencing a chronic illness. The family asks the nurse how they should cope with their changing roles. What's the nurse's best response? - Answer "The family should discuss the changing roles and what is needed for everyone." Which is conglomerate of morals, values, beliefs, norms, and meanings that a group of people share and communicate from one generation to the next? - Answer Culture A nursing instructor...

A patient states that everything has been going great; however, the nurse observes the patient biting his nails and fidgeting. What type of communication does the nurse recognize from the patient's actions and statements? a. linguistic b. paralinguistic c. explicit d. inadequate - Answer b. paralinguistic Which of the following communication terms can be applied to this statement: How messages are received and interpreted would include personal states such as mood disturbance, env...

Definition of Health - Answer - from Edelman's definition of health, "a state of physical, mental, spiritual, and social functioning within developmental context. - state of well bring, NOT necessarily freedom from disease - both individual and societal responsibility The four health components - Answer 1. Physical 2. Mental 3. Spiritual 4. Social developmental model for wellness - Answer - Ongoing patterns of person (behavioral) and environmental (social) interactions...

Discuss the concept of mobility across the life span. - Answer Infants - Straight spine, them crawling tends to curve their spine. They have a large head keeping them at risk of head injury. Muscle and training is used. Any child born with an anomaly, overtime their bones gradually get stronger and harder. Infancy have flexible bones. Muscle continues to beef up throughout growth of childhood. One puberty hits with both boys, their muscle growth occurs. Aging - Does impact musculoskeletal...

Perioperative nursing - Answer the delivery of nursing care through the application of the nursing process during the pre, intra and postoperative periods of a client's surgical experience Preoperative period - Answer begins when the pt is scheduled for surgery and ends when transferred to the surgical suite, nurse educates, advocates and promotes safety Reasons for surgery - Answer diagnostic, curative, restorative, palliative, or cosmetic Diagnostic surgery - Answer det...

Intrapersonal Communication - Answer Self talk (can be positive or negative) Interpersonal Communication - Answer one-on-one interaction between a nurse and another person that often occurs face to face. It is the level most frequently used in nursing situations and lies at the heart of nursing practice. Small Group Communication - Answer the interaction that occurs when a small number of people meet. This type of communication is usually goal directed and requires an understandin...

When does chronic disease present? - Answer between 40 to 65 primary prevention - Answer immunization, education, cancer prevention, weight control, seat belt, violence prevention, substance abuse secondary prevention - Answer screening tertiary prevention - Answer rehabilitation, preventing further problems how often do you need a tdap booster - Answer every 10 years when should you receive shingles vaccine - Answer 60 when should you receive the pneumococcal...

Differentiate between health promotion, health, and health protection. - Answer *health promotion*: -helps individuals develop a state of physical, spiritual, and mental well-being -activities are useful for all individuals because they encourage optimal function -motivated by the desire to increase well-being -related to *individual* lifestyle choices *health*: state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being; not just absence of disease -theories: --jean watson: high ove...

NCJMM - Answer NCSBN Clinical Judgement Measurement Model NCLEX - Answer National Council Licensure Examination ANA - Answer American Nurses Association AACN - Answer American Association of Colleges of Nursing NSNA - Answer National Student Nurses Association JCAHO - Answer Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations QSEN - Answer Quality and Safety Education for Nurses Sigma Theta Tau International - Answer national honor society f...