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Which factor increases the need for APRNs to have full prescriptive authority? - ANSWERMore patients will have access to healthcare An APRN works in a urology clinic under the supervision of a physician who does not restrict the types of medications the APRN is allowed to prescribe. State law does not require the APRN to practice under physician supervision. How would the APRN's prescriptive authority be described? - ANSWERIndependent

CNS neurotransmitters (Monoamines) - ANSWERDopamine Epinephrine Norepinephrine Serotonin CNS neurotransmitters (Amino Acids) - ANSWERAspartate Gamma-aminobutyric acid Glutamate

A patient asks his provider to explain what drug tolerance means. The provider responds by telling the patient that when tolerance occurs, it means the patient __________. - ANSWERmay need increased amounts of the drug over time When tolerance develops, a dose increase may be needed because a decreased response may occur with prolonged use A group of nursing students asks a nurse to explain the blood-brain barrier. The nurse would be correct to say that the blood-brain barrier _________...

A nursing student asks for clarification on the differences between the mechanisms of spontaneous mutation and conjugation in acquired resistance of microbes. Which statement is correct? - ANSWERSpontaneous mutation leads to resistance to only one antimicrobial agent A patient receiving a cephalosporin develops a secondary intestinal infection caused by Clostridium difficile. What is an appropriate treatment for this patient? - ANSWERDiscontinuing the cephalosporin and beginning flagyl

A patient presents to an emergency room complaining of palpitations and irregular heartbeat. The advanced practice registered nurse (APRN) places the patient on a cardiac monitor and observes atrial fibrillation. The APRN orders dofetilide. How should the APRN recommend this medication be taken? - ANSWERYES With food or an empty stomach A 70-year-old male calls a clinic complaining of chest pain that started after having sexual activity. He took sildenafil 50 mg about eight hours ago. He has...

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Notorial - ANSWERYou should not tell your customer what type of _________ act is required to "notarize" their document unless you are a notary public who is also an attorney. Identify - ANSWERWhenever you perform a notarial act, you must personally know the signer, or __________ the signer upon oath or affirmation

The Secretary of the Commonwealth is authorized to appoint and commission notaries public for a term of ______ years from the date of appointment. - ANSWER4 years Notary Public Law: Section 2 The jurisdiction of notaries public is coextensive with the boundaries of the _________________. - ANSWERCommonwealth Notary Public Law: Section 2

What is one requirement in becoming a notary public in California? a) Be at least 18 years of age b) Pass a background check c) Pass a proctored closed book exam d) Be a legal resident of California e) All of the above - ANSWERe) All of the above First time applicants must complete: a) A one hour course b) A two hour proctored course c) A six hour state approved course d) A three hour state approved course. - ANSWERc) A six hour

Who are notaries public commissioned by? - ANSWERThe Secretary of State To whom is an application submitted to become a notary public? - ANSWERThe Division of Licensing Services. How much is an application to become a notary public? - ANSWER$60.

What is one requirement for becoming a California Notary Public? a. Be under 18 years of age b. Have a criminal record c. Not pass an exam d. Be a legal resident of California - ANSWERD. Be a legal resident of California Your jurisdiction will be: a. The entire state of California b. The county in which you live c. The city in which you work d. The entire United States - ANSWERA. The entire

What is the relationship between the notary and signer? - ANSWERto authenticate the signer's identity You ______ need to be a US citizen. You_______ need to be a CA resident. - ANSWERYou DO NOT need to be a US citizen. You DO need to be a CA resident. Fine: No ID & Perjury - ANSWER$10Gs $10,000

1. Which of the following statements is not correct? A. The fee for a notary public commission is $60 B. The Secretary of State commissions notaries public C. The term of a notary public commission is 2 years D. Notary public examinations are scheduled throughout NYS - ANSWERThe term of a notary public commission is 2 years Notaries public are commissioned in - A. Their city of residence B. The city where they are employed C. Their county of residence D. Their town or village of res...

An employer requests a copy of journal. How should notary respond? - ANSWERNotary must either make copies or superivse the entire copying process. All notary journal entries must include - ANSWER1. date of notarization 2. time of notarization 3. type of notary performed 4. title of doc notarized 5. information regarding the ID of signer

Acknowledgmet - ANSWERA formal declaration before a duly authorized officer by a person who has executed an instrument that such execution is his act and deed. $2 each person

What is the minimum score for passing the NC Notary Public Exam? - ANSWER80% Within how many days of the Notary commission issue date should the oath be taken? - ANSWER45 days

T/F: When executing an electronic notarization, the notary public is not required to attach or associate the notary certificate and stamp with the electronic notarization. - ANSWERFALSE! An electronic notarization involves the use of electronic signatures, digital certificates, and electronic seals. T/F: A notary must retain the notary's journal for 5 years after the last notarization act. - ANSWERFALSE! A notary must retain the notary's journal for 10 years after the last notarizat...

What are the requirements to becoming a Notary? - ANSWER1. Be a California resident at the time of appointment (unless appointed to serve on a military or naval reservation); 2. Be at least 18 years of age 3. Complete a course of study approved by the California Secretary of State 4. Pass a written, proctored, closed-book examination; and 5. Pass a background check How long is a Notary's term? - ANSWER4 years - starting