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What is a PA? - ANS PA's are medical professionals who diagnose illness, develop and manage treatment plans, prescribe medications, and often serve as a patient's principal health care provider. ** PA's can also order diagnostic & laboratory testing and interpret results. They work in all specialties of medicine, and work under doctors to care for patients. What was the #1 Best Health Care Job in 2019? - ANS Physician Assistant What are the requirements to becom...

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TEAMSTEPPS: feedback - ANS Information provided for the purpose of improve team performance. It is timely, respectful, specific, directed toward improvement, considerate. *Formal:* scheduled in advance, evaluative quality *Informal:* happens in real time, ongoing basis, HUDDLE or DEBRIEF! TEAMSTEPPS: CUS - ANS I am concerned, I am uncomfortable, this is a safety issue. TEAMSTEPPS: task assistance - ANS team members foster a climate in which it is expected that assistance will be ac...

The possibility of microshock when handling a temporary pacemaker can be minimized by which intervention? A. Decreasing the milliamperes B. Wearing gloves C. Positioning the patient on the left side D. Wearing rubber-soled shoes - ANS B. Wearing gloves Which hemodynamic alteration is the most common cause of a decrease in cardiac output in the postoperative cardiovascular patient? A. Reduced preload B. Increased afterload C. Increased contractility D. Bradycardia - ANS A...

Coronary Artery Disease - ANS Includes stable angina, acute coronary syndromes Ischemia Insufficient oxygen supply to meet requirements of myocardium Infarction Necrosis or cell death that occurs CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE - ANS Blockage of the arterial vessels leading to the heart Can be single or multiple vessels and single or multiple blockages INCIDENCE - ANS Cardiovascular disease remains the leading cause of death in America 1 in 3 persons suffer from s...

SA Node - ANS 60-100 bpm; first line pacemaker The SA node firing is represented by the P wave and shows atrial depolarization AV Node - ANS 40-60 bpm Ventricular Rate - ANS Purkinje Fibers 20-40bpm PRI - ANS PR interval Travel time of the impulse from the SA node through the AV node and to the ventricles Normal PRI range - ANS 0.12-0.20s QRS - ANS represents ventricular depolarization Less than or equal to 0.12s QT - ANS Length of time it take...

what fluids to give to a burn patient - ANS lactated ringers intraarterial catheter with heparin why? - ANS it is patent normal ABG values, what to do? - ANS keep monitoring RN action for pt in cardiogenic shock? - ANS - monitor BP and HR pt has chest pain, difficulty breathing, and is hypovolemic - ANS assess VS and O2 sat pt w/ cancer has tumor lysis syndrome, what is the priority RN intervention?? - make sure they have what - Fluids? - ANS make sure the pt has IV...

Noninvasive Ventilation and Positioning Therapy: Question 1 of 3 The nurse would avoid using noninvasive ventilation in a patient admitted with which diagnosis? Cardiogenic pulmonary edema Type I acute lung failure Postoperative esophageal resection Type II acute lung failure - ANS Postoperative esophageal resection A patient with recent surgery to the upper airway or esophagus is not eligible for noninvasive ventilation. Question 2 of 3 Which physiologic change would the nurs...

According to Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs, in which of the following situations would a new student most likely be at the level of safety and security? a. Jackson knows only his next-door neighbor, who attends school with him. He plays basketball, but practice does not start for another two months. b. Jenny is living temporarily with relatives as a result of her parents; recent divorce and her family's long-term history of domestic violence. c. Juan moved to the area as a result o...

Jean Piaget's cognitive developmental theory - ANS -Children are born with a basic mental structure on which future learning and knowledge are based. -A progressive reorganization of the basic mental structure through maturation and environmental experiences. What behavior is most frequently associated with ADHD - ANS difficulties with time management, forgetfulness, losing things, daydreaming, and organizational struggles Bloom's Taxonomy - ANS knowledge, c...

Person-in-Environment - ANS A practice-guiding principle in social work that highlights the importance of understanding an individual and individual behavior in light of the environmental contexts in which that person lives and acts. Systems Theory - ANS theory that describes the interconnected elements of a system in which a change in one element affects all of the other elements Psychosocial Development Theory - ANS explains personality development and the acquisi...

Adaptive behavior assessment - ANS Life skills, social skills, personal responability What tracks data - ANS Spread sheets Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children - ANS an intelligence test for children between the ages of 6 and 16 inclusive that can be completed without reading or writing. The WISC generates an IQ score Functional Behavior Assessment (FBA) - ANS Identifies the factors that may be maintaining the behavior Collective baseline data - ANS Before the...

A parent has been having difficulty with the IEP team and refuses to comply. What can the schools social worker help the parent with? A. mediate/act as an advocate and suggest filing a due process hearing/supporting them during and after B. Meet with the parent and listen to the parent's feelings and frustrations about the IEP. C. Offer to ask for another re-eval from another agency and offer to advocate for the parent during an IEP meeting D. Talk to the parent about their ri...

Earliest and most rudimentary building codes of which we have knowledge are attributed to - ANS King Hammurabi (Babylonian Empire) 2000BC Rome enacted regulations for the safety of public buildings in - ANS 27 A.D. One of the earliest building codes was promulgated by the Mayor of London in 1189, known as the - ANS Assize of Buildings In 1666, a great fire in London burned out of control for 5 days, prompting Legislation of the - ANS London Building Act ...

UBC - ANS Uniform Building Code What are the three building codes currently use in this country. - ANS National building code,standard building code and Basic national building code What are the three code ORGANIZATIONS active through the united states. - ANS BOCA,SBCCI, and ICBO Inspection: - ANS A close-up observation of actual conditions that exist on properties. Code Officers MUST: - ANS Be trained, qualified, and competent. What code Of...

Acre - ANS A parcel of land measuring 43,560 square feet, or 208.71 feet square. Abutting - ANS Immediately adjacent, such as a parcel of land or body of water. Base Line - ANS The imagery East-West line used in the government survey method of land description to establish the starting point for North and South description. Building code - ANS A group of ordinances that regulate building construction within a community Building line - ANS The d...

How long after an agency employee leaves a position with the state can he or she be employed by a business that had a contract the agency employee managed at his or her former agency? - ANS 2 years Agency employees with the power to make purchases exceeding $35,000 are required to file a Limited Financial Disclosure (FORM 1) by __________ to the Commission on Ethics - ANS July 1 (FORM 1 requires State employees to publicly disclose their financial interests) Which of th...

A vendor who was not selected for a contract decides to protest the decision. How long after filing a written notice of intent to protest does a vendor have to file the formal written protest? - ANS 10 Days Seven Stages of Public Procurement - ANS Identification Pre-Solicitation Solicitation Prep Solicitation Response Evaluation Contract Award Contract Management When the total cost of the needed commodities or contractual services exceeds $35,000 the solicitation...

Stage 1 - Identification Stage 2 - Pre-Solicitation Stage 3 - Solicitation Preparation Stage 4 - Solicitation Stage 5 - Response Evaluation Stage 6 - Contract Award Stage 7 - Contract Management - ANS What are the 7 stages of public procurement? Contract - ANS "A written agreement or purchase order issued for the purchase of goods or services or a written agreement for the receipt of state or federal financial assistance." Grant - ANS An award of finan...