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Make 2 comparisons between the methods of testing flexibility: sit and reach test or use of goniometer. - ANS Goniometry - 360 protractor - measures the angle of joint - can measure any joint/plane of movement - requires assistance - more sport-specific Sit and Reach - uses box and ruler - measures distance reached - only measures leg/back/hip flexibility - does not require assistance - cheap and quick Identify the vertical forces acting on gymnast in a handstand and explai...

The subclavian artery becomes the _____ artery as it courses into the arm. - ANS axillary The brachial artery bifurcates to form which of the following? - ANS radial and ulnar arteries The left subclavian artery originates directly from which of the following? - ANS aortic arch To obtain a radial pulse, you must feel for the pulse on the: - ANS anterolateral side of the wrist The color doppler and pulsed wave doppler information in the image above supp...

U.S. medical system - ANS Access to health care is important to your well-being and it is important that you know how to use the health care system in a pro-active way. The U.S. medical system offers some of the best-trained health professionals and cutting-edge treatments in the world. Traditionally, doctors and nurses are perceived as healers of the sick and injured. Why would you see them when you are healthy?As discussed in other chapters of this textbook, your attitudes and behavior...

define physical activity - ANS any bodily movement produced by skeletal muscles that result in an expenditure of energy define exercise - ANS physical activity that is planned or structured. involves repetitive bodily movement done to improve or maintain one of more of the components of fitness physical fitness - ANS a set of attributes that people have or achieve that relates to the ability to preform physical activity (health-related or skill-related) Define th...

INTERHEART Study - ANS Acute MI risk factors. 80% of population attributable risk: Smoking, lipids, HTN, DM, Obesity. Psychological risk factors comparable to effect of high blood pressure and abdominal obesity. INTERSTROKE Study - ANS Stroke risk factors (90% of risk): HTN, current smoking, abdominal obesity, unhealthy dietary pattern, physical inactivity, diabetes, alcohol intake, psychological stress, depression, cardiac causes, and abnormal lipids. Chicago Heart Associa...

Lifestyle Medicine Definition - ANS -the use of lifestyle interventions in the treatment and management of dz -aim: replace medication with lifestyle changes -elements: whole food, plant-based, physical activity, adequate sleep, stress mgmt, avoidance of risky substances -collaborative model with patient -evidenced based -applies to every patient, every practice Complementary and Alternative Medicine (CAM) - ANS -used in addition or instead of standard trx -practices are...

Lifestyle medicine - ANS (1) Evidence-based practice of helping individuals and families adopt and sustain healthy behaviors that affect health and quality of life. (2) The use of therapeutic lifestyle changes to treat, prevent and reverse disease - Lifestyle "in" medicine. When the same lifestyle choices maximize health and prevent disease, this is lifestyle "is" medicine. Pioneers of Lifestyle Medicine - ANS Hippocrates; Thomas Edison; Nathan Pritikin; John McDougall; De...

Which of the following statements about Lifestyle Medicine is most accurate? - ANS Lifestyle medicine is a collaborative, evidence-based method of incorporating lifestyle modification for the treatment, reversal and prevention of chronic diseases related to lifestyle and behaviors Which statement best describes the core competencies for prescribing Lifestyle Medicine? - ANS Tracking performance measures is one of the competencies for Lifestyle Medicine physicians. This abil...

Which of the following statements is most characteristic of Intensive Therapeutic Lifestyle Change (ITLC)? a. Gradual changes are encouraged in one's daily routine, including habits around sleep, diet, physical activity and stress management. b. There is a singular focus on one health-related domain to ensure that patients make substantial change in this area c. Programs need to be delivered in-person to be effective d. These utilize multiple modalities and a multidisciplinary team - ANS ...

how is nursing theory used in nursing practice? - ANS a FOUNDATION for nursing care and standard of practice defines the core ideas and concepts that all nurses need to know to prescribe proper nursing care what are the components of theory? - ANS PHENOMENON- can be described by concepts, definitions, and assumptions what are the types of nursing theories? - ANS grand - abstract/broad in scope middle-range - limited in scope,less abstract practice - narrow in sco...

Normal creatinine levels - ANS 0.6-1.2 mg/dL Bladder retraining following removal of an indwelling catheter begins with... - ANS instructing the client to follow a 2- to 3-hour timed voiding schedule. Pyelonephritis - ANS inflammation of the renal pelvis and kidney Diet for bladder stones comprised of uric acid - ANS Low purine Treatment of choice for a spinal cord-injured patient with impaired bladder emptying is... - ANS Intermittent self-cat...

To work in a hospital, pharmacy technicians need to have knowledge in a. repackaging b. intravenous medications c. computerized technologies d. all of the choices are correct - ANS d. all of the choices are correct Who is responsible for the overall running of a hospital, reporting to the board of directors and guiding the overall direction of the hospital? a. CEO b. CFO c. CMO d. CNO - ANS a. CEO Which of the following is NOT a function of the pharmacy and therapeu...

DUR - ANS drug utilization review DAW - ANS dispense as written DIspense - ANS -Preparing and packaging a prescription drug or device in a container with information required by state and federal law. -Filling or refilling drug containers with prescription drugs for subsequent use by a patient is dispensing -Providing quantities of unit dose prescription drugs for subsequent administration is dispensing. Prescription Drug - ANS A drug under federal law ...

Identify the incorrect statement about the dispensing of Schedule II drugs. a. Schedule II drugs require the signature and DEA of an authorized prescriber. b. Schedule II drug refills are limited to five times or six months. c. Schedule II drugs cannot be routinely phoned-in or faxed to the pharmacist or technician. d. Schedule II drug prescriptions must be written on TRP paper. - ANS b. Schedule II drug refills are limited to five times or six months. The term DAW2 means a. a pa...

Progressive lenses might be used for children with which condition? - ANS Accommodative Esotropia What is the point of reference located 2-4mm above the PRP on a PAL? - ANS Fitting cross When measuring for PALs, where should the fitting cross be placed? - ANS Directly centered in the pupil Which characteristic would indicate a hard design lens? - ANS Unwanted cylinder may rapidly increase With free-form lens generating technology, lenses are now made w...

Probenecid and penicillin combination exhibits this type on interaction: a. Enzyme induction b. Enzyme inhibition c. Alteration in gastric emptying d. Competition in tubular secretion - ANS d. Competition in tubular secretion A physiological or psychological state resulting from drug administration: a. Drug dependence b. Drug habituation c. Drug addiction d. Drug tolerance - ANS a. Drug dependence Monoamine oxidase inhibitors (MAOIs) and foods like cheese will ...

Maintaining backup copies of files, correcting data entry errors, and resubmitting transactions for subsequent processing are examples of what type of control? - ANS Corrective Control According to The Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002, the audit committee of the board of directors is directly responsible for - ANS hiring and firing external auditors Internal control is often referred to as a(n) ________, because it permeates an organization's operating activities and is an integ...

public health nursing - ANS the practice of promoting and protecting the health of populations using knowledge from nursing, social, and public health sciences focuses on improving population health by emphasizing prevention and attending to multiple determinants of health where do public health nurses work? - ANS schools, homes, clinics, jails, shelters, social service agencies, homeless and housing organizations, early learning centers work with communities, the indivi...

Teenager Nutrition - ANS Teens partake in: - increased fast food, sodium - decreased fiber & nutrient rich foods - meal skipping, eating disorders - lack of family support and problem solving skills Optimal diet before and during pregnancy - ANS BEFORE - healthy weight within 15 lbs of ideal body weight prior to conception - NO weight reduction during pregnancy - nutrient dense foods & beverages DURING - women with a healthy weight should gain 2-4 lbs in first trimeste...

Fire behavior would likely decrease as a fuel particle's _________ increases. a. Surface area to volume ratio b. Packing Ratio c. Fuel loading d. Heat content - ANS Packing Ratio 10-hour timelag fuels are considered to have a diameter that is __________. a. <1/4" b. <1" c. 1/4" - 1" d. 1" - 3" - ANS 1/4" - 1" Thick bark would be an adaptation for a species living in a(n) __________ a. Understory b. Stand-replacement c. Mixed severity d. Non-fire -...