Brainarium

Political, Economic, and Technical Implications of Sex - CORRECT ANSWER--"one had to speak of it as of a thing to be not simple condemned or tolerated but managed, inserted into systems of utility, regulated for the greater good of all, made to function according to an optimum" -policing and regulation of sex -at heart of economic and political problem of population was sex -first time society had affirmed that its future and its fortune were tied to sex -transformation/study of sex...

binary oppositions - CORRECT ANSWER-A mode of thinking found in all cultures, according to Claude Levi-Strauss, based on opposites, such as old-young, hot-cold, and left-right. Archetypes - CORRECT ANSWER-emotionally charged images and thought forms that have universal meaning. They constitute structures that are used to build the frameworks of narratives Techno-economic and aesthetic representation - CORRECT ANSWER-representation that is realized through some economically controlled tech...

Benjamin - CORRECT ANSWER--All spaces that seem to be static, frantic movement of modernity is scary at the time -We are scared of modernity because of its frantic movement -Cinema shows us the ways of modernity by introducing movement to the image -Because there is movement, we can now see modernity more clearly bc we can see it in the image -Movement added to the image by cinema means we can navigate modernity without feeling trapped, that's why cinema is characteristic art of modern...

A nurse manager is teaching about the rights of delegation to assistive personnel (AP) and practical nurses (PN). Which of the following examples should the nurse manager include in the teaching? - CORRECT ANSWER-Delegating a PN to insert an indwelling urinary catheter The insertion of an indwelling urinary catheter is a nursing responsibility. The RN must be the one to assess the client's need for catheterization and can then delegate the responsibility of insertion to a PN. Due to the...

a nurse is assessing the pain level of a client who has dementia and difficulty communicating, which pain assessment technique should the nurse use? - CORRECT ANSWER: behavioral indicators (increased agitation, restlessness) a nurse receives a report from an assistive personnel that a client's BP is 160/95, what should the nurse do first? - CORRECT ANSWER: recheck the client’s BP (reassess prior to any intervention) a nurse is caring for a client who has an indwelling urinary cath, w...

levines sign - CORRECT ANSWER-pain with clutched fist over midline of chest. sign of cardiac chest pain mcburneys sign - CORRECT ANSWER-tenderness 2/3 the distance between umbilicus and ileum. sign of appendicitis muphys sign - CORRECT ANSWER-pt unable to take deep breath on inspiration with deep palpation beneath right coastal margins. sign of gall bladder issues S2 "dub" heart tones - CORRECT ANSWER-aortic and pulmonary valve closure s1 "lub" sound - CORRECT ANSWER-bicuspic/...

Does gas volume expand or shrink as temperature increases? - CORRECT ANSWERexpands Will a volume of a gas shrink or expand when temperature decreases? - CORRECT ANSWER-Shrink An oxygen cylinder left outside overnight will have a lower pressure reading in the morning due temperature drop. That is an example of what gas law? - CORRECT ANSWER-Gay-Lussac's Law All carbonated beverages are example of which gas law? - CORRECT ANSWERHenry's Law Which gas law can cause the bends or decompre...

what is methanol? - CORRECT ANSWER-Alcohol poisoning what is uremia? - CORRECT ANSWER-Kidney failure What is DKA? - CORRECT ANSWER-Diabetic Ketoacidosis What is propylene glycol? - CORRECT ANSWER-Liquid agent in Diazapam and Lorazapam Isoniazid (INH) / Iron - CORRECT ANSWER-Tuperculosis medication / Iron Supplements Lactate - CORRECT ANSWER-from anaerobic metabolism Ethelyne Glycol - CORRECT ANSWER-Antifreeze Salicylate - CORRECT ANSWER-ASA List PAILS and corresponding arteries with le...

Agent Cocaine - CORRECT ANSWER-Antidote Benzodiazepines Agent Pit Vipers - CORRECT ANSWER-Antidote CroFab, FabAV Agent Cyanide - CORRECT ANSWER-Antidote Amyl Nitrate (inhaled), Sodium Nitrate (IV), Sodium Thiosulfate (IV) Agent Digitalis - CORRECT ANSWER-Antidote Digibind, Digoxin Fab Agent Dilantin - CORRECT ANSWER-Antidote Supportive care Agent Ethylene Glycol (Anti-Freeze) - CORRECT ANSWER-Antidote IV Ethanol, Fomepizole (Antizol) Agent Hydrocarbons - CORRECT ANSWER-Antidot...

Lifestyle Assessment - CORRECT ANSWER-main tools the Aldreian therapist uses; an extensive questionnaire about the client's family, childhood memories, dreams and selfconcepts. assessment explores birth order, interactions between siblings and parents, and the child's psychological position in the family. Contributions of Adler's Theory - CORRECT ANSWER-theory was a major impetus for other humanistic theories to develop theory has been influential on the cognitive-behavioral theori...

The center of personality is? - CORRECT ANSWER-Consciousness What does the Adlerian approach stress? - CORRECT ANSWER-The individual's positive capacities to live fully in society. Key concepts of Adlerian Therapy - CORRECT ANSWER-Seeing unity in the personality, understanding a person's world from a subjective vantage point, and stressing life goals that give direction to behavior. What are humans motivated by? - CORRECT ANSWER-social interest or a sense of belonging and having a s...

Adlerian therapists strive to establish and maintain: - CORRECT ANSWER-a person to person relationship with their client and egalitarian relationship Adlerian therapy has a phenomenological orientation. Thus, the therapist attempts to view the world from: - CORRECT ANSWER-the client's frame of reference All of the following are life tasks that Adler taught we must successfully master except: - CORRECT ANSWER-achieving life-actualization All of the following are stages in Adlerian counse...

Adler chose the name ___________________for his theoretical approach because it is based on a growth model. Individual Psychology Community Psychology Ego Psychology Id Psychology - CORRECT ANSWER-Individual Psychology Adler pioneered the practice of teaching professionals through live demonstrations with parents and children before large audiences. This is now called: "open¬ forum" family counseling. spectator therapy. "on stage" family therapy. "hot seat" family c...

What is the PT for antitussives? - CORRECT ANSWER-Non-productive cough. What is the PD for antitussives? - CORRECT ANSWER-CNS Medulla cough center What are some contraindications for antitussives? - CORRECT ANSWER-Asthma, COPD, CAL, or anything that stops the cough reflex List adverse effects for antitussives. - CORRECT ANSWER-Drowsiness, nausea, irritability, OD for euphoric effects List the food/drug interactions for antitussives. - CORRECT ANSWER-MAOI's, fluoxetine, quinidine What ...

Definition of Schedule 5 drugs. Can you provide an example? - CORRECT ANSWERconsist primarily of preparations containing limited quantities of narcotic and stimulant use for diarrhea, cough, and pain: buprenorphine and propylhexedrine What components are necessary when writing a prescription? - CORRECT ANSWERCost current practice guidelines medication interactions side effects the need for monitoring (labs, vitals, ect.) What factors should the APRN considered when prescribing medication...

One important practice a nurse should repeatedly accomplish to minimize the risk of anaphylaxis in medication therapy is: - CORRECT ANSWER-Verify patient drug allergies An important duty in nursing management of drug therapies includes interpretation of patient data and core variables, and use of core drug knowledge to: - CORRECT ANSWER-Determine significant drug interactions A patient in the hospital is taking oxycodone, an opioid narcotic, every 6 hours as needed for post-surgical pain....

Why should APRNs have full prescriptive authority? Who would benefit from this? • To increase patient care, accessibility, quality, and affordability. • Patients benefit, especially underprivileged and rural communities. • Could also improve wait times and lower healthcare costs for patients and systems by reducing reliance on more expensive providers. • APRNs benefit by practicing to the full extent of their abilities. Schedule I Drugs • No medical use in the US • Heroin, M...

theoretical knowledge - CORRECT ANSWER-consists of evidenced-based theories, principles, and facts. Would read and study how to solve a problem practical knowledge - CORRECT ANSWER-knowing what to do and how to do it when performing procedures to address a problem self awareness - CORRECT ANSWER-reflects on performance or knowledge, values, and beliefs ethical - CORRECT ANSWER-think through ethical reasons or concerns on addressing a problem societal beliefs and military - CORRECT ANSWER...

prototype of thiazide diuretics - CORRECT ANSWER-hydrochlorothiazide prototype of thrombolytic (fibrinolytic) drugs - CORRECT ANSWER-alteplase (tPA) prototype of thyroid hormone replacement drugs - CORRECT ANSWER-levothyroxine 4 prototypes of calcium channel blockers - CORRECT ANSWER-verapamil, diltiazem, amlodipine, and nifedipine prototype for nitrates - CORRECT ANSWER-nitrostat prototype of angiotensin II receptor blockers (ARB) - CORRECT ANSWER-losartan (Cozaar) ("-sartan") pro...

Which patient should NOT be prescribed alendronate (Fosamax) for osteoporosis? o A patient on bed rest who must maintain a supine position. o A female patient being treated for high blood pressure with an ACE inhibitor. o A patient on a calorie restricted diet. o A patient who is allergic to iodine/shellfish. - CORRECT ANSWER-A patient on bed rest who must maintain a supine position. Mrs. Jones is c/o symptoms of "low blood glucose". You check her blood glucose level and it is 50 mg...