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cafe latte - - 30ml shot of espresso mixed with dense warm milk and a 10mm foam on top - traditionally served in glass barista - a trained espresso maker cappuccino - 30ml shot with 2/3 aerated milk - served with cup and saucer - crema should circle the dome of foam espresso - concentrated black coffee flat white - one shot with two thirds hot milk topped with 5mm of dense, stretched foam 150ml cup and saucer flatware - Relatively flat items of crockery such as plates and saucers. grou...

What makes a good espresso? - 1. The Coffee 2. The Grinder 3. The Espresso Machine 4. The Barista 1st of four step process in pulling a shot: 1. Grind - - Calibrate the grinder to an acceptable grind by using the adjustment collar. - Grind only what is needed for the drink(s) being made. 2nd of four step process in pulling a shot: 2. Dose - - Fill portafilter and level 3rd of four step process in pulling a shot: 3. Tamp - - Use 30-50 lbs of pressure. - Keep arm at a 90degree angle, ho...

Cafe Mocha - - two shots of espresso into a cup - now mix in one ounce of chocolate syrup - then add steamed milk until it is almost full - top it off with whipped cream and garnished with chocolate flakes Cafe Americano - - single shot of espresso - then add about 6 ounces of hot water (strength similar to drip-filter coffee Cafe Creme - - one shot of espresso - then add one ounce of steamed half & half Cafe Latte - - two shots of espresso into a cup - next, add about 3X as much steame...

Latte Macchiato - Latte macchiato literally means stained milk. This refers to the method of preparation, wherein the milk gets "stained" by the addition of espresso. It differs from latte firstly in that espresso is added to milk (rather than milk to espresso), secondly that it features more foam, rather than simply hot milk, thirdly in that often only ½ (or less) of an espresso shot is used, and fourthly in that it is often a "layered" drink, rather than being mixed as in a caffè lat...

Grande flat white (hot or iced) - 3 shots Venti hot flat white - 3 shots Short latte - 1 shot Venti hot latte - 2 shots Venti iced latte - 3 shots Tall flat white (hot or iced) - 2 shots Venti iced flat white - 4 shots Tall Americano (hot or iced) - 2 shots Grande Americano (hot or iced) - 3 shots Venti Americano (hot or iced) - 4 shots Tall latte (hot or iced) - 1 shot Grande latte (hot or iced) - 2 shots

WHAT DOES THE WATER LEVEL INDICATOR SHOW? - WATER LEVEL INSIDE THE BOILER, BETWEEN MIN AND MAX INDICATORS WHAT ARE THE FOUR COMPONENTS OF THE BURR GRINDER? - HOPPER, BURRS, GRIND ADJUSTER, DOSER WHAT ARE THE THREE COMPONENTS OF A PORTAFILTER? - HANDLE, FILTER INSERTS, SINGLE OR DOUBLE SPOUTS WHAT ARE THE THREE COMPONENTS OF THE STEAMING EQUIPMENT? - STEAM WAND, STEAM VALVE, NOZZLE WHAT ARE THREE TYPES OF MILK USED FOR ESPRESSO BEVERAGES? - SOY, TRIM, FULL FAT WHAT DOES BLIND MEAN? - IT ...

How do you make a Cappuccino? - 1/3 espresso, 1/3 steamed milk, 1/3 foam (or 1/2 espresso, 1/4 steamed milk, 1/4 foam) How do you make a Macchiato? - 2 shots of espresso, 2oz of foam How do you make a Cafe au Lait? - Strong brewed coffee with steamed milk (no foam) How do you make a Caramel Macchiato? - Milk and Vanilla syrup, steamed like a latte How do you make a Chai ? - Chai tea and steamed milk How do you make a Cortado? - 4oz of espresso, 2oz of steamed milk and a dollop of foam How...

Types of Traumatic Events (6) - 1) experiencing or witnessing interpersonal violence, such as sexual abuse/assault, physical abuse/assault, intimate partner violence, bullying, shootings, or other forms of violence in the home, school, or community. 2) Unexpected, traumatic death of a loved one 3) Motor vehicle accident 4) Experiencing a natural or man-made disaster such as a tornado, flood, earthquake, or hurricane, chemical spill, train or airplane crash 5) Dog or other animal attack 6...

The degree to which therapists provide treatment "with fidelity" is dependent on how closely they follow the prescribed treatment model (adherence) and their skill in delivering the treatment components (competence). What is the typical length of a full course of TF-CBT? a. 6-12 sessions b. 8-50 sessions c. 12-25 sessions d. 18-40 sessions e. 25-30 sessions - c. 12-25 sessions A typical course of TF-CBT should take somewhere between 3-5 months of regular weekly sessions. How often sh...

affective expression and modulation - should be continued until the child is able to accurately identify and comfortably discuss a variety of feelings relaxation - target increased startle response, hypervigilance, agitation, difficulty sleeping, restlessness, irritability, and anger/rage reactions psychoeducation - goals are to normalize the child's and parent's response to the traumatic event and reinforcing accurate cognitions psychoeducation - uses information sheets to dispel myths ...

Michelle, 11, witnessed her mother get stabbed at home and has lingering fears about ambulances and siren noises. They remind her of the night her mother was attacked. She has created a hierarchy of feared situations with her therapist. At the high end of the hierarchy is seeing an ambulance close up with the siren blaring. At the bottom is seeing a picture of an ambulance. Several other items fall between these extremes. How should the therapist begin working on helping Michelle overcome he...

Which of the following is the main reason that discussion of safety issues is conducted at the end of TFCBT? a. Completion of the P-R-A-C modules and trauma narrative are essential for families to understand concepts presented in this module. b. Future safety is somewhat less important than symptom reduction, so it is left to the end in case the family drops out of treatment. c. Fully processing the trauma narrative before talking about safety helps to avoid confusion about selfblame d. Ca...

Felix is a 15-year-old, Spanish-English bilingual young man. He learned English when he was 11 years old. He is receiving TF-CBT for physical abuse that happened when he was 4 and living in El Salvador. Which statement is most accurate about how to work with Felix in the Affective Identification and Regulation module? a. The therapist should ask Felix to list trauma-related emotion words in both English and Spanish. b. It will be very difficult for a therapist who is not bilingual to provid...

All of the following are important aspects of the psychoeducation module EXCEPT: a. Providing caregivers and youth with an overview of the TF-CBT treatment process b. Giving families access to information about traumatic stress c. Taking a developmentally sensitive approach to sharing information d. Assessing the child's trauma symptoms and appropriateness for TF-CBT e. Establishing rapport with the patient and caregiver - d. Assessing the child's trauma symptoms and appropriateness for ...

What are the three legs of the TF-CBT Cognitive Triangle? a. Antecedents, behaviors, and consequences b. Thoughts, feelings and behaviors c. Reinforcements, consequences, and punishments d. Actions, Natural Consequences, Rewards e. Stop, Think, Do - b. Thoughts, feelings and behaviors The purpose of the "cognitive triangle" is to teach about the connections between thoughts/cognitions, feelings, and behavior. When teaching cognitive coping to a school-aged child, it is best to use exam...

Which of the following describes the suggested order for effectively obtaining information from a child when developing a trauma narrative? a. Listen, Repeat, Challenge, Reflect b. Wait, Ask, Write Down, Read Back c. Ask, Listen, Repeat, Write Down d. Ask, Reflect, Challenge, Write - c. Ask, Listen, Repeat, Write Down The therapist should Ask an open-ended question, Listen to the child's response; Repeat the response back to the child, and then Write Down the answer in the narrative LaQ...

In which patient population is lubiprostone contraindicated? A. Patients who are elderly B. Patients who are pregnant C. Patients who should not strain during defecation D. Patients who are debilitated and are in a recumbent position - D. Patients who are debilitated and are in a recumbent position What is the mechanism of action of bismuth subsalicylate (Pepto-Bismol) in treating diarrhea? A. Inhibition of peristalsis B. Absorption of excess water to cause a formed stool C. Adsorption ...

What does the classification system NMDS stand for? A. New Medicine Detail Service B. Nursing and Medicine Data Service C. Nursing Minimum Data Set D. National Medicine Details Set - C. Nursing Minimum Data Set How can the nurse positively influence the teaching and learning process? A. By being enthusiastic about the content to be taught B. By reviewing a session which has already been taught C. By stopping the presentation when the patient is anxious D. By rescheduling the session whe...

What factor affects the onset of the action of medications? A. Enzyme induction B. Medication toxicity C. Medication half-life D. Route of administration - D. Route of administration What parameter should be monitored in a patient before the initiation of digoxin treatment? A. Drug allergy B. Renal function test C. Level of consciousness D. Bleeding and clotting time - B. Renal function test According to the Canadian Food and Drugs Act and Regulations, which drug may be prescribed only...

Which condition may be a cause of nausea and vomiting during pregnancy? A. Obesity B. Diabetes C. Thyroid disease D. Gallbladder disease - A. Obesity What are the priority assessments involved in the basic assessment of nausea and vomiting? Select all that apply. A. Obtain baseline vital signs. B. Assess and record signs of hydration. C. Observe the size and shape of the abdomen. D. Assess bowel habits before nausea and vomiting. E. Analyze bowel sounds in all four quadrants of the ab...