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Neutropenia - ANS low level of neutrophils Thrombocytopenia - ANS low level of platelets Leukopenia - ANS low WBCs which can encompass basophils, monocytes Anemia - ANS low RBC or hemoglobin/hematocrit Pancytopenia - ANS low RBC, WBC and platelet Purpose of Lasix - ANS loop diuretic- makes you get rid of fluid so it is used in CHF NANDA for Lasix to CHF - ANS Fluid volume deficit and electrolyte imbalance NANDA for Hepa...

Therapeutic drug serum levels - ANS narrow range of medication in bloodstream, for desired results; clinical status of patient is appropriate for condition; peak and trough levels (measured by serum blood levels) nontherapeutic drug serum levels can be either: - ANS undertherapeutic or toxic toxic drug serum levels - ANS greater than therapeutic dose range; increased adverse effects under-therapeutic drug serum levels - ANS not enough drug for desired eff...

This happens when pluripotent cells (cells in bone marrow) are suddenly depressed? - ANS Decrease in RBC, Platelets, WBC. Before administering an immunization or chemotherapy, what would the nurse check for? - ANS Current infection. When pluripotent cells are depressed, the safest pain reliever is? - ANS Tylenol (NSAID risk for bleeding) When is nausea treated? - ANS Before it starts. If a patient is already vomiting, the best drug to give is? - ANS ...

The nurse obtains information during the admission interview that the patient is taking herbal supplements in addition to prescribed medications. What is the nurse's primary concern for this patient? 1. Herbal products are natural and pose no risk to the patient but may be costly. 2. Herbal products are a welcome supplement to conventional medications but do not always come with instructions. 3. The patient may be at risk for allergic reactions. 4. The herbal products may interact with pr...

d. Varicella virus vaccine - ANS 1. A nurse at an immunization clinic is providing vaccines to children. The parent of a child waiting to receive vaccines tells the nurse that the child has an immune deficiency disorder. The nurse understands that which vaccine should not be administered to this child? a. Diphtheria and tetanus toxoids and acellular pertussis (DTaP) vaccine b. Haemophilus influenzae type b (Hib) vaccine c. Polio injection d. Varicella virus vaccine d. "Your chi...

What happens in patients with parkinson's? - ANS • A decrease in normal dopamine levels; the nerve cells that produce dopamine break down • Progressively gets worse over time s&s of Parkinson's - ANS Mask-like blank expression stooped posture tremors shuffling gait What is the mechanism of action of parkinson's medications? - ANS increase levels of dopamine or antagonize effects of Ach What are indirect acting meds for parkinson? - ANS Indirec...

Rusty Miller applies for FS through GA Gateway. he meets the criteria for expedited processing. If you attempt s courtesy call and unable to reach him. What action should be you take? - ANS Send him an appointment schedule for no. later than the sixth day At initial application , which of the following should be included in an interview? - ANS Allowing the client to provide an overview of the AU situation . Setting the Agenda Clearly explaining and summarizing Mr. Thomas...

Solution Based Casework (3 components) - ANS 1. Prioritize Family Partnership 2. Focus on Practical Solution in Everday Life 3. Help Families Celebrate Success ________________________ is a organized structured process for moving families from where they are now to self-sufficiency - ANS Case Management Documentation must be completed within _______________ - ANS 72 hours What are the four milestones? - ANS 1. Building Consensus 2. Getting organized on...

Solution Based Casework 3 Tenets - ANS Prioritize Family Partnership Focus on Pragmatic Solutions to Everyday Problems Document and Celebrate Solution Based Casework Milestones - ANS Build a Consensus Case Plan Objectives Specific Action Plans Document and Celebrate Who can file a complaint? - ANS DFCS, LE, other family member, anyone with direct information of maltreatment. Are children required at PPH - ANS Yes PPH - ANS Probable Cause H...

What are the three points for Child and Family Services Review (CFSR) - ANS 1) Safety 2) Permanency 3) Well Being What are the three tenets of Solution Based CW - ANS 1) Priortize the family PARTNERSHIP 2) PRACTICAL Solutions to Everyday Challenges ( Pragmatic everyday solution) 3) Recognize, Document & Celebrate Success What are the 3 Blueprint for change? - ANS 1) Practice Model 2) Robust Workforce 3) Constituent engagement What are the four milestones o...

Based on your employment as a DFCS child welfare case manager, you are now considered to be what type of reporter? - ANS Mandated Based on your knowledge of the Intake Assessment process, outline the necessary components of a DFCS report that is screened in: - ANS Alleged maltreater, child, known or suspected allegations of abuse or neglect Based on the review of Georgia Maltreatment Code statutes, substantiation of an allegation requires what degree of evidence? - ANS ...

4 milestones for Solution Based Casework (SBC) - ANS Build a Consensus Getting Organized Specific Action Plans Document & Celebrate 3 tenants of Solution Based Casework (SBC). - ANS Partnership Practical Solutions Document & Celebrate 4 interview techniques in Milestone 1 - ANS Normalizing, Tracking the Sequence, Searching for Exceptions, Separating Intent from Action 3 Conditions for Foundation of Engagement - ANS Respect Empathy Genuine Slante...

ALL BUT ONE of the following played a key role in the 1994 election for United States House of Representatives in the First Rhode Island district: A. talk radio B. the internet C. retail politics D. name recognition - ANS A. talk radio One of the following is NOT true: In his 1994 campaign for the United States House of Representatives Dr. Kevin Vigilante A. was accused of lying about the extent of his injuries in an auto accident B. Accused Patrick of having a drug problem C. ...

Rationality Principle - ANS All political behavior has a purpose Institution Principle - ANS Institutions structure politics Collective-Action Principle - ANS All politics is collective action Policy Principle - ANS Political outcomes are the products of individual preferences and institutional procedures History Principle - ANS How we got here matters Government - ANS The institutions and procedures through which a land and its peop...

Nonverbal communication accounts for - ANS 60-90% of communication (body lang, touch, distance between, eye contact) Digital natives - ANS Gen X (65-81 tech savvy, learning is valued) & Millennials (82-00 multitaskers, like feedback) Digital immigrants - ANS Traditionalists (b4 46 many health disorders/meds due to age) & Baby Boomers (46-64 sandwich gen caring for kids/parents) Active listening (3 components) - ANS 1. Restatement (repeat words) 2. Reflec...

government - ANS the system for implementing decisions made through the political process legitimate use of force to control human behavior * limits individual freedom why do we "put up" with government? - ANS maintains order - offers some guarantee of personal safety - alternative would be "state of nature" -- hobbes - would people be peaceful without government? - collective action dilemma promotes economic security - john locke () -- main objective of gove...

where is the organization and role of political parties discussed in the constitution? - ANS they aren't discussed in the constitution has it always been the republican and democratic party Party? - ANS no the use has had other political parties throughout it's history have the democratic and republican parties changed over time? - ANS yes they have shifted overtime when we look at other democracies is it typical to have 2 major political parties? - ANS ...

Which of the following is not a right found in the original Constitution? - ANS Freedom of Speech Article I of the Constitution prohibits which of the following, defined as making an act punishable as a crime even if the act was legal when it was committed? - ANS ex post facto laws The process by which provisions of the Bill of Rights are brought within the scope of the Fourteenth Amendment due process clause and so applied to state and local governments is called _________...

What is meant by the term ecological validity? - ANS the extent to which behaviours observed and recorded in a study reflect the behaviours that actually occur in the real world. Jemima and Lily are identical twins. Lily complains to Jemima, "I don't understand it. If we have the same genes, how come you have clearer skin than me and are much better at netball?" Jemima laughs and replies, "Lily, we may be identical twins, but we are not identical people." Using your knowledge of ...

Outline the way in which Pavlov studied classical conditioning. [4 marks] - ANS detail of Pavlov's classical conditioning experiments into salivation reflex in dogs • knowledge of Pavlovian concepts in the context of Pavlov's experiments: unconditioned stimulus; conditioned stimulus; unconditioned response; conditioned response • detail of Pavlovian theory - learning by association; temporal association/contiguity. Some critics have said that Pavlov's studies may lack eco...