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The state board of health facility administrators is composed of how many members? - ANS 13 All members of the state board except representatives of the state agencies shall be appointed by the governor for how many years? - ANS 4 The board may issue a provisional license for a single period not to exceed how many months? - ANS 6 A majority vote of the quorum is required for action of the state board. How many members constitute a quorum? - ANS 7 ...

Who makes up the Indiana State Board of Health Facility Administrators? - ANS 13 Members 1. The state commissioner or their designee 2. The director of the division of Family resources or their designee 3. The state long term ombudsman or their designee 4. The chief administrative officer of the Indiana University medical center at Indianapolis 5. One (1) member of the medical profession holding an unlimited license to practice medicine in Indiana 6. Four (4) administrator of lic...

When working with an older adult who is hearing-impaired, the use of which techniques would improve communication? (Select all that apply.) 1. Check for needed adaptive equipment. 2. Exaggerate lip movements to help the patient lip read. 3. Give the patient time to respond to questions. 4. Keep communication short and to the point. 5. Communicate only through written information. - ANS 1. Check for needed adaptive equipment. 3. Give the patient time to respond to quest...

A client calls into the nurse help line asking questions about his new diagnosis of a peptic ulcer. The client asks what might be possible causes of a peptic ulcer. - ANS H-pylori and intake of NSAIDS A client is admitted with acute pancreatitis. What diet can the nurse expect to be initially prescribed? - ANS NPO A client is admitted with urolithiasis (kidney stones). What prescription can the nurse expect from the health care provider? - ANS IV Fluids A c...

A client has been in the hospital for the past three days and the nurse has initiated the Nutrition Care Process (NCP). The nurse has completed the Nutrition Assessment and is now identifying and labeling the problems, determining the cause/contributing risk factors, and clustering signs and symptoms for this client. What step is the nurse at in the NCP? - ANS Nutrition Diagnosis A patient has been advised to take an iron supplement. Which of the following vitamins increases the abs...

A client calls into the nurse help line asking questions about his new diagnosis of a peptic ulcer. The client asks what might be possible causes of a peptic ulcer. - ANS H-pylori and intake of NSAIDS A client is admitted with acute pancreatitis. What diet can the nurse expect to be initially prescribed? - ANS nothing by mouth A client is admitted with urolithiasis (kidney stones). What prescription can the nurse expect from the HCP? - ANS Intravenous fluids ...

A patient has been advised to take an iron supplement. Which of the following vitamins increases the absorption of iron? - ANS Vitamin C A potassium intake of 4700 mg/day is recommended for all adults. Where is the majority of potassium located in the body? - ANS Intracellular fluid (within cells) Beriberi is a disease that results from a deficiency of which water-soluble vitamin? - ANS Thiamine or Vitamin B-1 False claims regarding certain food, supplement...

Category of drugs that depletes potassium: - ANS Diuretics Major side effect of Aspirin: - ANS Stomach irritation May induce iron deficiency Category of drugs that stimulate appetite: - ANS Antihistamines Herbal medications may: - ANS Interact with other medicines and produce serious side effects What is warfarin? - ANS Anticoagulant Food to avoid with Warfarin: - ANS Food high in Vitamin K: kale, spinach, brussel sprou...

People at higher risk for drug-nutrient interactions - ANS The elderly. Due to: 1. polypharmacy due to chronic illnesses 2. drugs more toxic 3. respond to drugs with greater variability 4. handle drugs less efficiently 5. nutritional status likely to be more deficient 6. increased errors in self-care due to mental confusion, illness, and lack of drug information Emergency treatment for severe allergic response - ANS Epipen (should ALWAYS have it on their person) ...

overweight - ANS A body weight above the average weight for a person of that sex and body height; this measurement does not distinguish between body fat and body muscle. hypertension - ANS Medical term to describe high blood pressure; dietary and lifestyle interventions can help to lower blood pressure and reduce dependence on antihypertensive medications. obese - ANS An excessive accumulation of body fat. type 2 diabetes - ANS A form of diabetes ...

BMI = Weight (kg)/Height2 (m) or weight (lbs)/Height2 (in) x 704.5 - ANS How do you calculate BMI Nutrition Status - ANS Established by measuring indicators of nutrient stores 18.5-24.9 - ANS What is the normal range for BMI? Nutrition Care Process (NCP) - ANS A systematic problem-solving method that dietetics professionals use to critically think and make decisions to address nutrition-related problems and provide safe and effective quality nutr...

What is digestion? `` - ANS The movement of food through the digestive tract. Describe the muscular components of digestion. - ANS Mouth--mastication Esophagus--Upper and Lower Esophageal sphincter Stomach--kneading and churning Small intestines--peristalsis What are the end products of digestion? - ANS Carbohydrate Glucose, fructose, and galactose Fat Fatty acids, monoglycerides, diglycerides, and glycerol Protein Amino acids, dipeptides What are ...

Government Agencies - ANS USDA, FDA, CDC, EPA United State Department of Agriculture (USDA) - ANS Initiated on-site inspection of meatpacking and poultry-processing plants. ***USDA Responsibilities - ANS Controls labeling on fresh meat, poultry, and dairy foods Developed a certification program to enable organic farmers to label produce as organically grown. Created MyPlate ***Food and Drug Administration (FDA) - ANS The FDA enforces all federal...

Types of Proteins - ANS Hemoglobin, Collagen, Albumin, Myosin Chemically made fat that should be avoided - ANS Trans Fat RDA for Carbs - ANS 130g/day RDA for Saturated Fats - ANS 24g/day What is absorbed in the small intestine? - ANS Glucose, Fatty Acids, Amino Acids Components of Carbs - ANS carbon, hydrogen, oxygen Glucagon - ANS Hormone that can elevate blood glucose Protein breaks down into - ANS ...

1. A client calls into the nurse help line asking questions about his new diagnosis of a peptic ulcer. The client asks what might be the possible causes of a peptic ulcer. - ANS H-pylori and intake of NSAIDs (examples) Aspirin Ibuprofen Naproxen 2. A client is admitted with acute pancreatitis. What diet can the nurse expect to be initially prescribed? - ANS nothing by mouth (NPO) 3. A client is admitted with urolithiasis (kidney stones). What prescription can the nu...

D - ANS 1. Four types of muscles in the intestine are: a. smooth, contractile, striated, and layered. b. voluntary, involuntary, sequential, and rhythmic. c. tonic, periodic, autonomic, and propulsive. d. longitudinal, circular, sphincter, and mucosal. A - ANS 2. An important role of mucus in the stomach is to: a. protect the stomach wall from digestion. b. provide an acid environment for protein digestion. c. provide enzymes for protein digestion. d. prevent r...

What is digestion? - ANS The movement of food through the digestive tract. Describe the muscular components of digestion - ANS Mouth--mastication Esophagus--Upper and Lower Esophageal sphincter Stomach--kneading and churning Small intestines--peristalsis What are the end products of digestion? - ANS Carbohydrates Glucose, fructose, and galactose (monosaccharides) Fat Fatty acids, monoglycerides, diglycerides, and glycerol Protein Amino acids, dipept...

A charge nurse is planning an educational session for staff nurses about working with parents whose children have a terminal illness and are candidates for donating their organs. Which of the following information should the nurse plan to include? - ANS The family can have the child in an open casket without fearing that the organ donation might disfigure the child's body. A nurse in a provider's office is caring for a client who has a new diagnosis of type 2 diabetes mellitus. ...

NGN: What assessment findings are consistent with Crohn's disease, ulcerative colitis, or peritonitis? Temperature (100F) Weight (-9.7 lbs) Albumin level (2.4) WBC (14) Bowel pattern (freq. loose stools) Abdominal pain location (RLQ) Heart rate (105) - ANS Temperature: Crohn's, UC & peritonitis. -Elevation can occur with all three due to inflammation and infection. Weight: Crohn's & UC. -Unintended weight loss can occur due to malabsorption in the GI tract. Bowe...

A nurse is caring for a client who is receiving positive end-expiratory pressure (PEEP) via mechanical ventilation. The nurse should monitor the client for which of the following adverse effects of PEEP? Hypoxemia Tension pneumothorax Malignant hypertension Atelectasis - ANS Tension pneumothorax The nurse should identify that tension pneumothorax is a possible adverse effect of PEEP. The nurse should monitor the client's lung sounds hourly for indications of a tension p...