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What are the two types of teaching lectures? - Formal and Informal Limited student participation; can't be used to teach skills; and difficulty in evaluating learning describe: - Disadvantages of a Teaching Lecture What is the definition of a guided discussion? - Instructor controlled group process in which students share information and experiences to achieve a learning objective. What are four advantages of a guided discussion? - 1) Allows everyone to participate in the learning situati...

What is defined as the act or process of using words, sounds, signs, or behaviors to express or exchange information or to express your ideas, thoughts, and feelings to someone else? - Communication What five elements make up the communication process? - a. Communicators (sends and receives) b. Messages (an object of communication) c. Channels (Conduit for delivering messages) d. Environment (physical location, personal experiences, and cultural background) e. Feedback Whose responsibil...

How many stages are there within the CIPS Procurement Cycle? - The CIPS procurement cycle has 13 stages: 1. Understand need and develop a high-level specification. 2. Market/commodity options including make-versus-but assessment. 3. Develop strategy/plan. 4. Pre-procurement market tests and market engagement. 5. Development of required documentation, e.g. request for quotation (RFQ). 6. Supplier selection to participate in an invitation to tender (ITT). 7. Issue invitation to tender/requ...

What does ENIAC stand for? - Electronic Numerical Integrator And Computer ARPANET was an early computer network that connected - universities that were conducting research for the US government Compression is best defined as - a technical process that makes messages shorter by removing elements considered inessential or redundant The locations where NSPs meet to exchange traffic are sometimes called - carrier hotels 60% of the world's supply of cobalt is mined in: - Congo A data double i...

According to state regulation (Texas)Mold Remediation Rules, an owner or their employees are NOT required to be licensed to perform mold remediation on a residential property they own and has fewer than ______ dewelling units. - 10 TMRR, Stop Date is defined as - The date following a day on which final clearance is achieved following a mold remediation project. TMRR, a person whose license has expired for more than ______ ___________ must obtain a new license and must comply with current r...

The Texas Mold Assessment and Remediation Rules states that notice signs must be legible from: a. 5 feet b. 10 feet c. 15 feet d. 25 feet - b. 10 feet After completing any training course required by the Texas Mold Assessment and Remediation Rules, how long do you have to take and pass the state examination? a. 6 weeks b. 6 months c. 9 months d. 1 year - b. 6 months The assigned protection factor (PF) for an N-95 respirator is: a. 5 - 10 b. 20 - 30 c. 40 - 50 d. 60 - 70 e. There ...

the Texas mold assessment and remediation rules states that notice signs must be legible from - 10 feet after completing any training course required by the Texas mold assessment and remediation rules, how long do you have to take and pass the state examination - 6 months the assigned protection factor (PF) for an N-95 respirator is - there is no PF rating for an N-95 respirator According to the EPA"mold remediation in schools and commercial buildings" document, the EPA recommends the f...

What does IICRC stand for? - Institute of Inspection Cleaning and Restoration Certification What are the 5 principles of Mold Remediation? - 1. Safety and Health Workers and Occupants 2. Document the Conditions and Work Processes 3. Control the Contaminate at is Source 4. Physically Remove the Contamination(Source Removal) 5. Correct the Moisture Problem to Prevent Recontamination What does SBS stand for? - Sick Building Syndrome What does VOC stand for? - Volatile Organic Compounds Wh...

Can mold be found anywhere? - yes, they can grow on virtually any organic substance (food) What is needed for mold to to grow? - moisture and oxygen must be present What is the key to mold control? - Moisture control According to the EPA, what is the ideal RH? - 30 - 50% (below 60%) If water is detected how quickly should it be cleaned and dried to prevent mold growth? - within 48 hours What are the EPA regulations for mold? - There are no EPA regulations for mold What is PPE? - personal ...

how do you build a drink - Flavor, shots, milk what is your shot window? - 17 - 27 seconds (22 is perfect) when do you waterfall a shot? - when they want an extra shot or one shot only how much espresso dispenses at a time? - 2 shots; a dub What is temperature window for hot drinks? - 160 - 170 degrees what is kids temp in a hot drinks? - 120 degrees

What is implicit bias? - Unconsciously held associations, belief, and attitudes Does having implicit biases mean that you are necessarily prejudiced? - No What can lead to inaccurate or compromised clinical decisions and an erosion of trust between health professionals and patients? - Implicit bias T/F: All implicit bias is negative and destructive. - False Is it possible to eradicate implicit bias? - No What is bias a result of? - Neurological mechanisms and psychological processes that a...

What did Aristotle and Plato believe about political science? - It would lead to order in political matters and that this organized order would create stable, just societies How did Thomas Aquinas influence political study? - He adapted the ideas of Aristotle to a Christian perspective. Focused on having certain rights and responsibilities. Laid the groundwork for what would become modern constitutionalism. How did Niccolo Machiavelli influence political study? - He wrote The Prince and was...

A report of suspected child abuse is received by an agency that lacks jurisdiction (the power to make legal decisions and judgments). Which is the MOST appropriate action for the agency to take? - The agency must immediately contact an agency that has jurisdiction over suspected child abuse cases What is the MOST punishment one can receive for not reporting an incidence of child abuse or neglect? - Misdemeanor, punishable by up to 6 months in jail or a fine of $1000 or by both What should a...

A physical therapist who is supervising a physical therapist assistant treating a patient with chronic low back pain in an outpatient orthopedic setting is required to be; 1. In direct line of sight of the assistant 2. Present within te same facility where services are occurring 3. Available for a telephone call during the session 4. Interacting with the patient before the end of the treatment - 3. Available for a telephone call during the session (NOT 2 BECAUSE: Being in the same facilit...

Which of the following ages represents the earliest that a 16 year old's patient record can be discarded? - 23 Patient records for a minor have to be maintained at least one year after they turn 18 and no less than seven years in total duration. In this instance the patient would be 23 when the records no longer have to be maintained An outpatient clinic currently has three full-time physical therapists and one physical therapist assistant. Which of the following numbers is the MAXIMUM nu...

A physical therapist instructs a patient to sit up slowly and wait until any dizziness passes prior to standing. A side effect of which of the following medications is the MOST likely reason for this precaution? 1. Lisinopril (Prinivil) 2. Rosuvastatin (Crestor) 3. Enoxaparin (Lovenox) 4. Gabapentin (Neurontin) - 1. Lisinopril (Prinivil) A physical therapist determines that a patient is ready to progress to plyometric exercise. The patient reports starting a new medication since the last...

In order for a group of PTs and PTAs to conduct a study they are required to have approval of the hospital Institutional Review Board. What is the PRIMARY purpose of this committee? 1. Protect the hospital from unnecessary ligation 2. Ensure the rights of research subjects are protected 3. Examine the design of the research project 4. Assess the financial ramification of the research project - 2 A patient with cardiovascular pathology is placed on a diuretic. What type of laboratory test s...

What are the three parts to the laws and rules exam ? - Part A: chapter 486 PT practice Part B: rule 64B17 Part C: chapter 456 health profession,occupation,provision What is legislative purpose? - To ensure that every PT practitioner is practicing in the state meets minimum requirements for safe practice. What is legislative intent? - It is the intent that PT practitioners who fall below minimum competency or who otherwise present a danger to the public be prohibited from practicing in t...

How many times are you able to take the exam before appearing before the board? - 2 In the event of a 3rd failure, how long does the chiropractor have to wait before sitting for a 4th attempt? - 1 year How many days will the chiropractor have to wait to take the test the 3rd time if practicing under the supervision of a licensed chiropractor? - 90 days What must be included in a chiropractic advertisement? - Name Office Address Telephone Number Educational Degree Under what stipulatio...

The term "dominance" is - the relationship between individuals, established by force, aggression and submission. In terms of dominance, wolves have - a more rigid ranking system than dogs. According to Dr. Sophia Yin, the dominance-submission model is irrelevant in day-to-day training of dogs because (Yin, 2009): - Often aberrant behaviors are performed because they have been rewarded in the past, not because the animal is trying to gain rank on its owner. Reported complications of using...