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ROUTES OF ENTRY OF TOXIC CHEMICALS MAY INCLUDE - Answer INHALATION, SWALLOWING, OR ABSORPTION THROUGH SKIN OR MUCOUS MEMBRANES WRITTEN INSTRUCTIONS FOR HANDLING OF BIOHAZARDOUS MATERIALS, SAFE USE OF THE PRODUCT, AND CLEANUP AND DISPOSAL DIRECTIONS ARE CALLED - Answer MSDS MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEETS OLDER PATIENTS SHOULD BE SCHEDULED - Answer AS EARLY IN THE DAY AS POSSIBLE PATIENTS WHO HAVE BEEN NPO SHOULD BE SCHEDULED - Answer FIRST PATIENTS WITH DIABETES SHOULD BE SCHEDULED - Answer AS EARLY IN THE DAY AS POSSIBLE ENDOSCOPIC PROCEDURES SHOULD BE SCHEDULED - Answer FIRST IN A SERIES OF PROCEDURES WHAT DESCRIBES TORTS - Answer VIOLATIONS OF CIVIL LAW THAT ARE PART OF PERSONAL INJURY LAW AND PROVIDE FOR COMPENSATION FOR INJURY WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING MAY BE CONSIDERED AS AN EXAMPLE OF BATTERY - Answer RADIOGRAPHING THE WRONG PATIENT OR BODY PART ASSAULT MEANS - Answer THREATENING THE PATIENT OR CAUSING THE PATIENT TO BE APPREHENSIVE WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS AN EXAMPLE OF INVASION OF PRIVACY - Answer IMPROPERLY EXPOSING THE PATIENT'S BODY UNINTENTIONAL MISCONDUCT IS ALSO CALLED - Answer NEGLIGENCE THE CONCEPT OF THE REASONABLY PRUDENT PERSON IS INTERPRETED AS - Answer HOW A PROFESSIONAL WHO HAS SIMILAR EDUCATION, TRAINING, AND EXPERIENCE WOULD PERFOM THE ACT RESPONDEAT SUPERIOR MEANS - Answer LET THE MASTER ANSWER GROSS NEGLIGENCE IS - Answer AN ACT THAT SHOWS RECKLESS DISREGARD FOR LIFE OR LIMB WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS MUST BE MET TO PROVE MALPRACTICE - Answer THE STANDARD OF CARE WAS VIOLATED AND THE INJURY ACTUALLY OCCURRED AND WAS CAUSED BY THE DEFENDANT AND WAS A RESULT OF NEGLIGENCE A CASE INVOLVING OBVIOUS NEGLIGENCE WOULD BE DEFINED BY THE DOCTRINE OF - Answer RES IPSA LOQUITUR WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING STATEMENTS ARE TRUE CONCERNING VALID (INFORMED) CONSENT - Answer PATIENT MUST BE OF LEGAL AGE, CONSENT MUST BE OFFERED VOLUNTARILY, PATIENT MUST BE MENTALLY COMPETENT PATIENT TRANSFERS FROM CART TO X-RAY TABLE AND BACK TO CART SHOULD BE PERFORMED - Answer BY TWO OR MORE RADIOGRAPHERS TO ENSURE PATIENT AND RADIOGRAPHER SAFETY A PATIENT HISTORY SHOULD BE TAKEN BY THE RADIOGRAPHER: - Answer TO ASSIST THE RADIOGRAPHER IN UNDERSTANDING THE PATIENTS INJURY AND TO ASSIST THE RADIOLOGIST WITH INTERPRETATION OF THE IMAGES DIRECT CONTACT ALLOWS AN INFECTIOUS ORGANISM TO MOVE - Answer FROM THE INFECTED PERSON DIRECTLY TO THE SUSCEPTIBLE HOST MSDS PROVIDE DIRECTIONS FOR - Answer ALL PERSONS EXPOSED TO HAZARDOUS MATERIALS IF THE RADIOGRAPHER TOUCHES HAZARDOUS CHEMICALS, WHAT MUST BE DONE FIRST - Answer RINSE IMMEDIATELY WITH COOL WATER FOR AT LEAST 5 MINUTES VECTORS MAY BE - Answer INSECTS COMMON VEHICLE TRANSMISSION INVOLVES - Answer FOOD, WATER, MEDICATIONS, AND EQUIPMENT AIRBORNE TRANSMISSION OF INFECTION MAY OCCUR AS A RESULT OF CONTACT WITH - Answer DROPLETS AND DUST INDIRECT CONTACT INVOLVES - Answer AN OBJECT CONTAINING PATHOGENIC ORGANISMS A SYSTEM THAT EMPHASIZES THE PLACEMENT OF BARRIERS BETWEEN THE HEALTH CARE WORKER AND THE PATIENT IS CALLED - Answer STANDARD PRECAUTIONS THE PLACEMENT OF BARRIERS BETWEEN THE HEALTH CARE WORKER AND THE PATIENT ASSUMES THAT - Answer THERE IS ALWAYS A CONTAGION PRESENT THE MOST EFFECTIVE METHOD USED TO PREVENT THE SPREAD OF INFECTION IS - Answer HANDWASHING