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Risk Evaluation - CORRECT ANSWER-Process of comparing risk analysis results to determine if risk is at an acceptable level. Business Impact Analysis (BIA) - CORRECT ANSWER-Process of identifying the potential impact of uncontrolled, non-specific events on an institution's business processes. Enterprise Risk Management - CORRECT ANSWER-Process of planning, organizing, leading and controlling the activities of an organization to minimize the effects of risk on that organization. Risk Me...

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• Glaucoma management -prevention (first): IOP measured in yearly eye exams, avoid OTC vasoconstrictive ocular agents and anticholinergic agents • Blephatitis definition: inflammation of the eyelid • Blepharitis Ulcerative form s/s: pustules base of hair follicles that crust and bleed, lashes can become thick and break easily, itching, tearing, chalazia, recurrent styes, photophobia, small ulcerations at the eyelid margin • Blepharitis Non-ulcerative form associated with: psoriasi...

Which of the following is most consistent with the diagnosis of acute bacterial rhinosinusitis[ABRS]? Upper respiratory tract infection symptoms persisting beyond 7-10 days Which of the following is not consistent with the presentation asthma that is not well controlled? morning sputum production Sharon is a 10 year old female with moderate persistent asthma. She is not using prescribed inhaled steroids, but is using albuterol PRN to relieve her cough and wheeze with satisfactory clinica...

Which diagnostic approach is the test of choice for GU symptoms? Sonogram What are the two types of imaging performed in children? Renal Ultrasound (to detect obstruction) Voiding Cystourethrogram (to establish vesicoureteral reflux) Which antibiotics are okay to treat a pregnant patient with a UTI? Amoxicillin Cephalosporin or Fosfomycin (Nitrofurantoin and Trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole should be avoided in the first and last trimesters) (Quinolones and Tetracyclines should be avoide...

What is the causative agent for kawasaki disease? it is unknown Who is most at risk for developing kawasaki disease? Children under the age of 5. Asian descent is most affected What is the main concern with kawasaki disease? Development of cardiac problems such as aneurysm, mitral/aortic regurgitation and MI What are the diagnostic criteria for kawasaki disease? (think "FEBRILE) F-Fever E- Exanthema...polymorphous generalized exanthema (rash associated with fever than can have many...

How is thyroid hormone transported in the body? Thyroxine binding globulin (TBG) are bound or unbound hormones active? unbound to plasma proteins (the free hormones) Is T3 or T4 more active? T3 is 4x more active than T4 What do thyroid hormones regulate? energy, heat production, growth, facilitate CNS, metabolism What is primary thyroid dysfunction? when the dysfunction occurs and the gland itself What is secondary thyroid dysfunction? When the dysfunction occurs are the pituitary gla...

Blepharitis nonulcerative form associated w/ seborrhea • commonly seen in those w/ trisomy 21 • tends to affect people w/ psoriasis, seborrhea, eczema, allergies, and lice infestations • contributing factors: chemical or environmental irritants, use of eye makeup and contact lenses ulcerative form • involves lash follicle and meibomian glands of eyelid • may be pustules at base of hair follicles that may crust or bleed • lashes become thick and break easily Blepharitis RF ...

The melting temperature of granitic magma (wet melt) - CORRECT ANSWER-increases as pressure is reduced (as it rises) A partial melt of the asthenosphere will not rise toward the surface because - CORRECT ANSWER-the above question is incorrect because an asthenospheric melt will rise towards the surface How do we know that Earth was created from the debris of a previous star system? - CORRECT ANSWER-Dense elements exist that could only have been formed through a Supernova event Match the ...

Why does the Yellowstone hotspot volcanism produce more explosive volcanic eruptions than the Hawaiian hotspot volcanism? - CORRECT ANSWER-upwelling basaltic magma partially melts the overlying continental crust producing viscous rhyolitic lava Which of the following bond strength rankings are in the correct order from weakest to strongest? - CORRECT ANSWER-Van der Waal, ionic, covalent How can we best explain the fact that the inner and outer cores are both composed of metallic iron (Fe)...

What is the name of a metamorphosed sedimentary conglomerate? - CORRECT ANSWER-metaconglomerate Does chemical composition change when a rock is metamorphosed? - CORRECT ANSWER-no! but the mineralogical composition does change Foliated - CORRECT ANSWER-some linear order Geologic time - CORRECT ANSWER-EEPE - Eons, eras, periods, epochs Absolute dating techniques - CORRECT ANSWER-K-Ar, Radiocarbon, radioactive decay What is significant about November 8th class (first class after midterm) - ...

If a fault offset 2 landslide deposits that are radiocarbon dated respectively at 15,000 and 12,000 years old, one can infer that the faulting event __________. - CORRECT ANSWER-is younger than 12,000 years old Radiocarbon ages can be determined ________. - CORRECT ANSWER-1. directly counting Beta particles emitted during radioactive decay of C-14 2. measuring ratio of 14C to its stable isotopic equivalents (13C or 12C) Where is radiocarbon first produced on earth? - CORRECT ANSWER-in the ...

How would you identify a specific cementing agent in rock? - CORRECT ANSWERIdentify the minerals (?) What is the predominant cementing agent of the sandstone (note it does not react with HCl acid and is clear)? White in color and has orange and black speckles. - CORRECT ANSWER-???????????????????????????????????? Silica??????????? What is the predominant cementing agent(s) of the sandstone shown in the lower left and right images? They are brown and black respectively. - CORRECT ANSWERCalci...

which isn't a soil forming process? - CORRECT ANSWER-hydration of void spaces between soil particles following a precipitation event which is a soil forming process? - CORRECT ANSWER-1. transformation of primary FeO to secondary Fe2O3 2. translocation of clay minerals from A to B horizon 3. eluviation of soluble cations from soil profile 4. illuviation of calcium carbonate in B horizon Which soil horizon would contain accumulated calcium carbonate concretions? - CORRECT ANSWER-B horiz...

which of the following bond strength rankings are in the correct order from weakest to strongest? - CORRECT ANSWER-van der waals, metallic, ionic, covalent How can we best explain the fact that the inner and outer cores are both composed of metallic iron and nickel yet the outer core is liquid and the inner core solid? - CORRECT ANSWER-the melting temperature of iron nickel is lower than the geothermal gradient temp in the outer core which of the following answers is NOT a charactersic of ...

What kind of tectonic setting is represented by the Ural Mountains, which separate Asia from Europe? - CORRECT ANSWER-ancient collision margin (continent-continent) Following differentiation the Earth became compositionally zoned according to_________. - CORRECT ANSWER-density of constituent matter The cause of volcanism observed in the Andes Mountains (South America) is MOST similar to that of _________. - CORRECT ANSWER-Japan What scientific observations of the solar system indicate that...

What can the presence of plate tectonics explain..? - CORRECT ANSWER-The presence of volcanic midocean ridges The matching coastlines Volcanic mountain chains around the Pacific Ocean basin Can explain the concept of contential drift The ocean is not... - CORRECT ANSWER-Getting bigger, it is being consumed/subducted somewhere else Subduction - CORRECT ANSWER-The process by which oceanic crust sinks beneath a deep-ocean trench and back into the mantle at a convergent plate boundary. When...

What is an earthquake? - CORRECT ANSWER-The shaking that results from the movement of rock beneath Earth's surface. What are P waves (compressional)? - CORRECT ANSWER-can travel through both solids & liquids, moves by a pushing/pulsing motion, arrives "1st" (primary waves) What are S waves (shear)? - CORRECT ANSWER-ONLY travels through solids, moves by a shearing motion (up & down) and causes the most damage, arrives "second" What is an earthquake's epicenter? - CORRECT A...

What are the 3 categories of energy use? Transportation, industry, and buildings carbon management hierarchy Energy Consumption Worldwide • Differs between developing and developed nations • 20% of the world's population use 60% of the world's energy sources. Definitions at Agnes Scott *Transportation, buildings, (no industry or agriculture) • Energy conservation • Energy Efficiency • Renewable Energy Energy intensity a measure of energy use per dollar of GDP (pg 200)...

Why does potassium feldpar develop cleavage planes yet it is a framework silicate mineral with all its oxygen atoms shared between tetrahedra? a. this mineral does not cleave. b. this mineral has an aluminum atom in some of its tetrahedra which requires additional ionic bonds with potassium atoms c. this mineral is not a silicate mineral and consists of weak ionic bond between d. the mineral cleaves between covalent bonds separating sheet pairs e. none of the above are correct - CORRECT...