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Principles of Real Estate 1 Final Exam

Real Estate Principles Final Exam 2023

Criminal Personality Bx Characteristics - ANSWER-Entitled w/ no regard for rights of others Excessive Self Focus (I'm powerful & Unique) Rejects Authority-Lies, Cheats,Steals & Manipulates Concrete Thinkers w/ Unreasonable Expectations Overly Sentimental and Easily Bored Criminal Self Image - ANSWER-"I'm a good person" "I know right from wrong" Goes to church, but steals from others - not a prob 6 Myths about Criminals - ANSWER-1. They don't know right from wrong 2. They're ...

what should be performed before starting seclusion and restraint on a patient in order to ensure the patient's safety? - ANSWER-A medical evaluation of the patient should identify factors that may require modification of seclusion and restraint procedures what should we try before proceeding with chemical restraints? how should this be done? - ANSWER-oral medication should be offered prior to the administration of parenteral medication. To avoid aspiration, oral medication must always be...

In which stage of escalation should you begin de-escalation techniques with a client? - ANSWER-In the very first stage, when it is clear your client has become agitated What situation or circumstance leads to higher chance of assault by a client? - ANSWER-Denying the client a service that they are requesting Which of the following clients is most likely to be carrying a concealed weapon? - ANSWER-A client who frequently touches or guards an area of their body. Which of the following is ...

Eating disorders: planning care for a client who has anorexia nervosa RM MH RN 10.0 Ch 19 - ANSWER--establish realistic goals for weight loss or gain -monitor the client's vital signs, intake and output, and weight (2-3 lb/wk is medically acceptable) -reward pt for positive outcomes, such as completing meal or consuming certain amount of calories -closely monitor client during and after meals to watch for purging Legal and ethical issues: identifying ethical principles RM MH RN 10.0 Ch ...

All Virginia public elementary and secondary school divisions are required to use physical restraint and/or seclusion in their schools. - ANSWER-False Which of the following types of restraints can never be employed in any Virginia public school division? [choose all and only those that apply] - ANSWER--Pharmacological -Mechanical Which of the following is the correct definition for physical restraint? - ANSWER-A personal restriction that immobilizes or reduces the ability of a student to...

A client diagnosed with schizophrenia is experiencing an acute dystonic reaction. Which interventions should the licensed practical nurse (LPN) initiate? Select all that apply. - ANSWER-1.Monitor airway. 2.Notify the registered nurse (RN). 4.Remain with the client to provide support. 6.Administer a prescribed intramuscular (IM) antiparkinsonian medication. The nurse is collecting data on a newly admitted client with conversion disorder. The nurse knows which voluntary motor or sensory func...

psych seclusion and restraints Exam

What is the definition of a restraint? - ANSWER-The direct application of physical force to a person without his or her permission, to restrict his or her freedom of movement. What are the types of physical force? - ANSWER--human -mechanical -chemical -combination of the three What is human restraint? - ANSWER-When the staff members physically control the client and move him or her to a seclusion room. What are mechanical restraints? - ANSWER-Devices, usually ankle and wrist restrain...

Only a staff member who has completed their facility's behavior management training, has been deemed competent; is CPR certified; and has been trained in the safe use, application, and monitoring of restraints may initiate restraints as an intervention for imminently dangerous behaviors. - ANSWER-True The following are valid reasons for implementing seclusion and restraint: - ANSWER-c. Imminently Dangerous Behavior Seclusion and Restraint should only be used as a last resort when all othe...

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Restraint Definition - ANSWER-* Retraint and Seclusion in plain terms, are techniques used to control or modify challenging behavior by force or isolation. * "Restraint" means controlling a patient's physical activity in order to protect t5he patient or others form injury Title 22 (71545) Restraint of Patients - ANSWER-* Restraints shall be used only when alternative methods are not sufficient to protect the patient or others from injury PPE Personal Protection Equipment (Know wher...

Intracranial hemorrhage's goal for treatment? - ANSWER-Stop bleeding. Decrease icp. Subdural hematoma? - ANSWER-bleeding between covering of brain (dura) and surface of brain. Compress brain tissue , leadin to brain dead. Most pt do not recover. Epidural hematoma? - ANSWER-covering of the brain (dura) peel away from skull (from skull fracture). Wake up and die. Changes in vital signs are late signs. SubArachnoid hemorrhage (SAH)? - ANSWER-aneurysm of artery in brain, causing rupture. T...

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• Morphine - ANSWER-Opioid agonist: binds to the opioid mu-1 and mu-2 and kappa receptors in the CNS and alters pain perception and response Side effects: confusion, sedation, constipation, hypotension, respiratory depression Antidote= naloxene • Demerol - ANSWER-Opioid agonist mu-1 and mu-2 and kappa receptors. side effects: -Nausea - Vomiting - Euphoria - Dysphoria - Respiratory Depression Adverse effect: seizures Antidote= naloxene • Ativan • - ANSWER-Potentiates act...