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1) While conducting a training exercise in Eastern Europe your unit is tasked with calming tensions of local villagers. To complete this task your unit develops a plan to physically occupy key facilities and provide security at three of the village population centers. This is an example of what type of stability mechanism? a. Influence b. Control c. Disintegrate d. Compel - Correct Answer b. Control 1) You are working in the battalion S3. The battalion is preparing for a depl...

_____ and _____ are the two types of evaluations per FM 7-0. - Correct Answer Formal and Informal _____ comes from leaders who do what is right for the Army, the mission, and each individual Soldier. _____ emanates from leaders who primarily focus on personal gain and lack of self-awareness. - Correct Answer Positive Influence, Negative Influence _____ counseling is a review of a subordinate's duty performance over the specified period. The counseling focuses on the subordinate...

A client arrives at the clinic accompanied by her husband. When the client is in the examination room she says to the nurse, "He loves me so much. He only lets me go out when he is with me because he says other men look at me." What type of behavior is this husband exhibiting? - Correct Answer Isolation A client demonstrates nervousness and fear with a worsening loss of memory. Which nursing diagnosis should the nurse select to help guide this client's care? - Correct Answer Anxiet...

0. The nurse is incorporating a persons spiritual values into the health history. Which of these questions illustrates the community portion of the FICA (faith and belief, importance and influence, community, and addressing or applying in care) questions? a. Do you believe in God? b. Are you a part of any religious or spiritual congregation? c. Do you consider yourself to be a religious or spiritual person? d. How does your religious faith influence the way you think about yo...

articular cartilage - composed of hyaline cartilage; covers both epiphyses of bone canaliculi - allow nutrients from blood vessels in central canal to diffuse to osteocytes embedded in solid bone compact bone - repeating units of osteons; each have central canal (blood vessels, lymphatic vessels and nerves serving compact bone) diaphysis - middle shaft area endosteum - lines cavities within spongy bone of epiphyses; lines medullary cavities; contains osteoblasts and osteoclasts epi...

Area of sarcolemma across from synaptic end bulbs of axon terminal; contains neurotransmitter receptors. - Correct Answer Motor end plate. Center point of attachment for thick filaments. - Correct Answer M line. Connective tissue covering surrounding individual muscle fibers. - Correct Answer Endomysium. Connective tissue covering surrounding the muscle. - Correct Answer Epimysium. Connective tissue surrounding a fascicle. - Correct Answer Perimysium. Divides into syna...

Cover typical blood glucose goals including fasting blood glucose, pre and post prandial blood glucose and HbA1c. - Correct Answer Fasting blood glucose = 70-140mg/dL Preprandial (before meal) = 80-130 mg/dL Postprandial (2 hr after meal) = <180 mg/dL HbA1C = < 7% Describe how glucocorticoids exert their anti-inflammatory effect. - Correct Answer The glucocorticoids work at the cellular level to bind to receptors that either activate the production of anti-inflammatory prote...

"Antihistamine," it is referencing drugs that - Correct Answer block H1 receptors 1. Define the following terms: Alternative medicine, complementary medicine, dietary supplement, and herbal medicine. - Correct Answer Alternative medicine- herbal medicine, chiropractic, acupuncture, massage, reflexology, and any other therapies traditionally not emphasized in Western medical schools. Complementary medicine- alternative medicine when used simultaneously with, rather than instead of...

acarbose (Precose) - Correct Answer alpha glucosidase inhibitor -inhibits enzymes in GI tract, delaying digestion of complex carbs (starch blocker) use: DM2 adverse: GI upset, bloating nursing imp: doesn't cause hypo, must take w/meal acetaminophen (Tylenol) - Correct Answer antipyretic effects, no inflammatory or platelet effects used to reduce pain/fever may use w/GI problems additive effect w/other opioids IV: Ofirmev adverse: hepatic failure w/high doses and nephrotoxi...

(ketorolac) Toradol- what is the drug and what do you monitor? - Correct Answer -is the only IV NSAID -used for severe pain -commonly used post-op -given routinely several days after surgery to decrease pain, so it also decreases 1st Generation and 2nd Generation antipsychotics - Correct Answer 1st Gen = "typical" agents -Phenothiazines -Nonphenothiazines 2nd gen = new -Nonphenothiazines Abortive therapy for migraines - Correct Answer triptans/serotonin agents -sumatriptan (Imitrex...

4 less common routes for drug administration. - Correct Answer 1. Inter-arterial 2. Intra-thecal - Spinal area 3. Intra-articular - Into joints. 4. Epidural 4 multi resistant infections - Correct Answer 1. MRSA - methicillin-resistant staphylococcus 2. VRE - vancomycin-resistant enterococcus 3. ESBL - Extended spectrum beta lactamase 4. CRE - Carbapemen-resistant enterbacteriaceae A physician orders 10mg of a drug be given once daily. The drug is only available in a 20mg an...

____ pleura covers the lungs. A.) Visceral. B.) Parietal. C.) Pulmonary D.) Respiratory. - Correct Answer A.) Visceral. he lungs are covered ny connective tissue called pleura. It has two layers: The visceral pleura (covers the lungs) and the parietal pleura (lines the inner chest wall). "adult onset diabetes", produces some insulin, but the body cannot effectively utilize that insulin. - Correct Answer Type 2 diabetes "Juvenile diabetes, is when the patient does no...

Actions of Musculoskeletal System - Correct Answer 1) Protect internal organs 2) Gives body shape 3) Provide ability to move Alveoli - Correct Answer sacs of lungs where gas exchanges with blood Anaphylactic Shock - Correct Answer Allergic reaction Anatomical Position - Correct Answer Standing erect, limbs down, palms forward Arm bones - Correct Answer clavicle, humerus, ulna, radius Body cavities - Correct Answer 1) Cranial 2) Thoracic 3) Abdomino-pelvic Bronchi - Correct An...

A patient is experiencing a possible neurological emergency from a blunt force closed head injury. He is found to have abnormal pupillary reactions to light and has lost the ability to move his eyes from side to side to follow your finger movements. He is also unable to identify the number of fingers you are holding up. He reports he is able to see the fingers but is not able to focus enough to identify how many fingers are present. Which of the following cranial nerves should you suspec...

Define Advance Directive - Correct Answer Written document that specifies medical treatment for a competent patient, should he/she become unable to make decisions (i.e. comatose patient). Also referred to as a living will. Define body mechanics - Correct Answer The relationship between the body's anatomical structures and the physical forces associated with lifting, moving and carrying; the ways in which the body moves to achieve a specific action. Define paradoxical chest wal...

Adenocard (adenosine) - Correct Answer Antiarrhythmic Peak Effect: seconds Initial dose of 6mg rapid IV (over 1 - 2 seconds) followed by a 10 mL rapid saline flush and extremity elevation. First dose does not eliminate rhythm in 1 - 2 minutes, give 12 mg rapid IV followed by 10 mL rapid saline flush and extremity elevation. May repeat second dose(12 mg) once. Adenocard (adenosine) peds - Correct Answer Antiarrhythmic Peak Effect: Seconds Initial dose of 0.1 m...

5 main vital signs - Correct Answer Respirations, BP, pulse, pupils, skin, pulse ox (sixth vital) Abandonment - Correct Answer Leaving a pt w/o having turned pt care over to medical professional at or above your level of care Abdominal aortic aneursym (triple A) - Correct Answer Weakening of the wall of aorta in abd region. Prone to rupture. Remember to check BP in both arms. Bilat. femoral pulses. Tearing back pain. Remember, their pain does NOT have to be severe. Discrepancy in...

At what age is a human considered a Toddler? - Correct Answer 1 year to 2 years At what core temperature do mild hypothermia symptoms occur? - Correct Answer 95-91.4 Fahrenheit or 35-33 Celsius At what core temperature do moderate hypothermia symptoms occur? - Correct Answer 89.6-85.2 Fahrenheit or 32 29 Celsius At what temperature do profound hypothermia symptoms occur? - Correct Answer 68-48.2 Fahrenheit or 20-9 Celsius At what temperature do severe hypothermia symptom...

Blood pressure by palpation measures what? - Correct Answer It measures the systolic blood pressure only. How do you treat large active bleeding wounds? - Correct Answer By packing the wound with hemostatic gauze, applying direct pressure, if all else fails apply a tourniquet. How does Carbon Monoxide affect oxygen in the body? - Correct Answer Carbon monoxide attaches to the blood easier than oxygen, therefore Carbon monoxide "robs" the body of oxygen. How does the body res...

A bond with a face value of $1,000 and 5% coupon is trading at $990. What is the current yield? - Correct Answer Yield = Coupon Payment / Bond Price Yield = 50/990 = 5.05% A company buys a manufacturing facility for $1m in cash on January 1, 2007. Assigns useful life of 10 years. Walk me through the impact on the three financial statements during the year. - Correct Answer Income Statement : depreciation expense = $100k CF Statement : Depreciation expense of $100k added b...