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The five/basic fundamental qualitative data analysis skills - ANS - condensing large amounts of data - noticing patterns in textual and visual materials - unifying seemingly different things - Understanding social process of human action, reaction and interaction - interpreting the the 5rs of social life What are the 5 Rs? - ANS - Roles - Rituals - Relationships - Rules - Routines Triangulation - ANS The use of at least three different sources or types of d...

Method is - ANS How you go about doing something Peripheral Role - ANS A researcher maintains a "fly on the wall stance. Methodology is - ANS Why you do something in a particular way Saturation - ANS An intuitive feeling that nothing new about the site and its participants are being learned after an extended observation or analytic period. Complete Role - ANS The researcher as co-participant, personally immersed in the social world studied, living the same experiences as...

how do we collect and analyze qualitative data? - ANS participant observation - analyzing field sites - interested in the dynamics of human interactions - where interviewing is not possible - or together with interviewing and/or documents method - ANS how you go about doing something eg. participant observation - being in the field, observing, taking down notes, recording natural life methodology - ANS why you are going about it in a particular way - ov...

how do we collect and analyze qualitative data? - ANS participant observation - analyzing field sites - interested in the dynamics of human interactions - where interviewing is not possible - or together with interviewing and/or documents method - ANS how you go about doing something eg. participant observation - being in the field, observing, taking down notes, recording natural life methodology - ANS why you are going about it in a particular way - ov...

Qualitative Research (word-social-flexible) - ANS - Word science > relies on the words of people - Focus on social world > Subjective human experience - Flexible and fluid > meaning/ interpretation Methodological Frameworks (6): EPSHFP - ANS - Ethnography - Phenomenology - Symbolic Interactionism - Hermeneutics - Feminist Methodology - Postmodernism Methodological Frameworks: Ethnography - ANS Study of culture Methodological Frameworks: Phenom...

Within the QMA scope are you allowed to give insulin - ANS No The pancreas is located - ANS behind the stomach The insulin administration education module must include - ANS At least 4 hours of classroom training At least 2 hours with a registered nurse What are the enzymes that help break down food - ANS Lipase Amylase Protease The pancreas serves two important functions - ANS 1. Produces enzymes that break down food in the intestines and ...

Which insulin is long acting insulin? - ANS Insulin glargine (Lantus) Which insulin is rapid acting insulin? - ANS Humalog (lispro), Novolog (aspart) Which insulin is cloudy? - ANS Intermediate (NPH) Where is glucagon secreted from? - ANS pancreas (alpha cells) What syringe should a QMA use for injecting insulin? - ANS U100 What does amylase break down? - ANS Carbohydrates (starches) What is the onset time for Novolin R? - ANS ...

endocrine system - ANS composed of glands that secrete different types of hormone that affect almost every cell, organ and function of your body. It is essential in regulating growth and development, metabolism, as well as reproductive processes and mood. The pancreas is a gland in the _________ system? - ANS Endocrine System The pancreas secretes which two hormones? - ANS Insulin , Glucagon What is the purpose of Insulin? - ANS To carry glucose from the ...

Essential fats, what % is normal in men and women? - ANS -crucial for normal body functioning -facilitates nerve function -Men: 3-5% -Women 8-12% Storage fat - ANS Contained within adipose tissue -subcutaneous and visceral Why is visceral fat the worst? - ANS stored around our central organs Normal body fat % for men and women 20-39 y.o? - ANS Men- 8-19% Women- 21-32% Android Obesity - ANS "Apple" -most common in men -great risk fo...

of legal age not mentally incapacitated - ANS what is the criteria for obtaining a valid informed consent? pulse palpation, auscultation, and HR monitor - ANS what are the three methods of taking heart rate within a fitness setting? 30 seconds or 60 seconds - ANS time interval for recording a resting heart rate 10, 15, or 30 seconds - ANS time interval for recording an exercise heart rate two heart rate measurements within 5 beats of each other - ANS ...

The market value (fair value) of all final goods and services from a nation in a given year. - ANS Gross Domestic product The population times the market value of the goods and services produced per person in the country - ANS Gross Domestic product My components include consumption expenditures and business investments plus government spending plus exports minus imports - ANS Gross Domestic products Health expenditures increased/decreased between 1980 to 2009 - ...

The Disease Process (Chapter One) - ANS Predisposing factors - ANS -Heredity -Age -Gender -External environment -Lifestyle Hereditary diseases - ANS -Monogenic disorders -Autosomal dominant -Autosomal recessive -X or sex-linked -Chromosomal -Multifactorial Inflammation - ANS Body's immunologic response to tissue damage Infection - ANS Invasion and multiplication of pathogenic microorganisms Most common microorganisms - ANS ...

Disease - ANS a pathological condition of the body in response to an alteration in the normal body harmony due to direct/indirect disturbances Illness - ANS describes the subjective condition of a person who is experiencing a disease Predisposing Factor - ANS a condition or situation that may make a person more at risk or susceptible to disease Idiopathic - ANS diseases that have no known cause, thus treatment only target symptoms Iatrogenic - ANS ...

chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) description - ANS debilitating chronic fatigue *also named benign myalgic encephalomyelitis *twice as prevalent in women and 25-45 yr/o *idiopathic (potentially associated with herpesvirus 6, retroviruses, and enteroviruses) CSF symptoms - ANS Fever sore throat painful cervical or axillary lymph nodes muscle weakness migratory arthralgia neuropsychological problems: photophobia, scotoma, depression, confusion, irritability sleep distu...

Congenital abnormalities - ANS birth defects caused by genetics Teratogen - ANS substance that causes malformation during pregnancy Congenital heart defects - ANS cyanotic defects, ventricular special defect(VSD), atrial septal defect (ASD), coarctation of the aorta, patent ductus arteriosus, cyanotic defects, tetralogy of Fallot, transposition of the great arteries, tricuspid atresia Acyanotic defects - ANS no mixing of poor oxygenated blood with blood ...

Incomplete closure of one or more vertebrae - ANS Spine bifida occulta Incomplete closure of vertebrae with protrusion of spinal fluid and meninges into the sac - ANS Meningocele External sac that contains meninges, cerebrospinal fluid, and a portion of the cord and nerve roots - ANS Meningomyeloccele Abnormal opening between the two atria - ANS Atrial septal defect Failure of the fetal ductus arteriosus to completely close - ANS Patent ductus ...

Reflecting the changes in the treatment of the mentally ill brought about by antipsychotics therapy, which is not inclusive to the major movements in 1960's? - ANS Revival of barbaric procedures Within the nurse's scope of practice, which function is exclusive to the advance practice psychiatric nurse? - ANS Using psychotherapy to improve mental health status According to the 2016 National Survey on Drug Use and Health (NSDUH) by the Substance Abuse and Mental He...

An Asian-American client has been prescribed an antidepressant medication for severe depression. When the nurse prepares discharge teaching topics for this client, which specific information will be included? - ANS . Some racial and ethnic groups are genetically predisposed to enzyme deficiencies that require that their medications be prescribed at lower than normal dosages. Which statement by an older adult who has recently had hip replacement surgery supports that her positive attit...

Know generic names of drugs, classification the drug belongs to, and the therapeutic use(s) - ANS * NSAIDs - ANS -Aspirin (ASA) -Ibuprofen (Motrin) -Ketorolac (Toradol)- only NSAID with parenteral route; used to treat moderate to severe pain -Acetaminophen (Tylenol) Narcotic Analgesics - ANS -Fentanyl (Duragesic, Sublimaze) -Morphine -Naloxone (Narcan) -Percocet (oxycodone and acetaminophen) -Codeine Respiratory Meds - ANS -Diphenhydramine (B...

AWHONN's role in establishing Standards of Care that influence nursing interventions - ANS -Standards of care establish minimum criteria for competent, proficient delivery of nursing care. Agency policies, procedures, and protocols also provide appropriate guidelines for care standards. -Clinical practice guidelines are comprehensive interdisciplinary care plans for a specific condition that describe the sequence and timing of interventions that should result in expected patient ou...