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NSG6020 Final #3 A 65-year-old patient remarks that she just can't believe that her breasts sag so much. She states it must be from lack of exercise. What explanation should the nurse offer her? - ANS After menopause, the glandular and fat tissue atrophies, causing breast size and elasticity to diminish, resulting in breast that sag The mother of a 10-year-old boy asks the nurse to discuss the recognition of puberty. The nurse should reply by saying? - ANS the first sign o...

NSG6020 Final exam Heberden's nodes are commonly found in which one of the following diseases? - ANS Degenerative joint disease You are beginning the examination of the skin on a 25-year-old teacher. You have previously elicited that she came to the office for evaluation of fatigue, weight gain, and hair loss. You strongly suspect that she has hypothyroidism. What is the expected moisture and texture of the skin of the patient with hypothyroidism - ANS dry and rough You...

HSC CAFS Access to Services/Access Services - ANS the ability to locate and have use of a service to enhance wellbeing Adoption - ANS refers to the legal procedure where an individual or couple gain legal rights and responsibilities for the care of a child when the birth parents are unable to or have chosen not to care for the child Adoptive Parent - ANS a person who raises another person's child as his or her own child; they have the same legal rights, responsibilities an...

EC2211- WEEK 1 A deficit unit is one for whom - ANS (Consumption + Investment) exceeds income A surplus unit is one for whom - ANS income exceeds (Consumption + Investment) A units net acquisition of financial assets (NAFA) will be negative if - ANS investment exceeds saving -->(Y-C)-I = NAFA. I > (Y-C), so NAFA has to be negative What does household investment refer to? - ANS The purchase of houses What does investment refer to? - ANS The purchase of...

parenting and caring BECOMING A PARENT OR CARER - ANS Types of parents and carers The roles of parents and carers Preparation for becoming a parent or carer Types of parents and carers (list) - ANS •biological parents •social parents •carers •biological parents (define) - ANS Parents who have provided the genetic material to create a fetus •social parent (list dashes and define) - ANS -adoption- legal process where all legal rights are transferred...

CAFS Exam Palm Cards Specific Needs of an Individual - ANS Sense of Identity Health Education Safety and Security Employment ASOL Types of Parents - ANS Biological and Social Types of Social Parents - ANS Fostering Adoption Surrogacy Step-Parents Types of Carers - ANS Primary Formal Informal The Roles of Parents and Carers - ANS Promote wellbeing Building positive relationships Satisfying specific needs Preparations for Becoming a Parent...

NAFA Chapter 2: Fundamentals of Risk Management Two Factors of Risk - ANS There is more than one possible outcome, and at least one of the outcomes has a negative element. Risk Management - ANS the process of identifying, evaluating and measuring risk, then developing strategies to control it The basic purpose of management is to- - ANS maximize production efficiency by achieving an optimum balance between bene ts and costs. The basic purpose of risk management is ...

NAFA CAFS /Exam What are the 3 types of media used in contaminate control - ANS Active carbon, chemically treated carbon, potassium permanganate What is residence time? - ANS the time it takes air to cross a distance equal to the thickness of the filter without accounting for the resistance of the media through which it travels What are the variations of the contamination control principle - ANS clean the air required by the process, blanket the product with cleaned air, o...

NAFA CAFS Test 2024 Aerosols cover a wide range of sizes. True or false? - ANS True. NAFA Guide to Air Filtration, 5th ed. 2014, page 1.2 A micron is approximately ___________ of an inch. - ANS 1/25,400". NAFA Guide to Air Filtration, 5th ed. 2014, page 1.2 Particle counters used to use tungsten light, and were limited to measuring particle sizes down to 0.3 microns. Newer units, using ___________ as a source of light, have the capability of counting particles sma...

Intro to Counseling FINAL EXAM Counseling may be viewed as an ambiguous activity because: - ANS -the definition of counseling is vast - clients are often unaware of their real problems - clients are often confused and unfocused Counselor training is moving towards: A. standardized curricula through accreditation. B. psychodynamic theory. C. generic training models. D. both A and C. - ANS standardized curricular through accreditation AND generic training models Counse...

Intro to Counseling Final Exam 1. The organization that was the forerunner of the American Counseling Association (ACA) was: - ANS National Vocational Guidance Association (NVGA 2. The term "guidance" has traditionally dealt with the process of ______, while the term "counseling" is more associated with ________. - ANS (Choose and Change) 3. Which is not a specialty area in the counseling field? - ANS ? Clinical Psycholog 4. With the increased focus on Carl Roger...

Intro to Counseling Final Exam Hippocrates - ANS frist psychiatrist, classified types of mental illness and personality disorders Freud - ANS Adapting the technique of hypnosis for studying the inner world, formulating models of personality development and psychopathology, suggesting dreams have meaning that can be uncovered and interpreted, develop the first formal methodology of counseling Carl Rogers - ANS client centered therapy, therapeutic relationship, "most peo...

Intro to Counseling Final Exam Attentive Silence - ANS Not ignoring but rather just accepting what the other person is saying with full attention. ASOCIAL: not social Closed question - ANS question that can be answered with a yes or no Example: Did you get fired? Collaboration - ANS recognizing that the counselor and client are a team and are committed to the therapeutic goals. Countertransference - ANS the counselor's conscious or unconscious emoti...

Intro to Counseling Final Exam Attentive Silence - ANS Not ignoring but rather just accepting what the other person is saying with full attention. ASOCIAL: not social Closed question - ANS question that can be answered with a yes or no Example: Did you get fired? Collaboration - ANS recognizing that the counselor and client are a team and are committed to the therapeutic goals. Countertransference - ANS the counselor's conscious or unconscious emotional reactio...

Intro to Clinical Mental Health Counseling Exam What relevance does WWII have in the formation of managed care? - ANS after WWII there was a wage freeze, in order to incentivize workers employer-based insurance was set into place. This attracted those who were physical laborers because of the high risk of injury. Describe the differences between managed care and fee for service - ANS Managed care has lower costs less financial risk however less choice more waiting and more accounta...

Intro to Clinical Mental Health Counseling Exam What relevance does WWII have in the formation of managed care? - ANS after WWII there was a wage freeze, in order to incentivize workers employer-based insurance was set into place. This attracted those who were physical laborers because of the high risk of injury. Describe the differences between managed care and fee for service - ANS Managed care has lower costs less financial risk however less choice more waiting and more accounta...

Intro to Clinical Mental Health Counseling Counseling - ANS Short-term wellness policy that concentrates on change, prevention and intervention Guidance - ANS helping people making important choices by discovering what they value most Psychotherapy - ANS emphasizes the past, insight more than change ACA - ANS American Counseling Association (National Vocational Guidance Association and American Personnel and Gudiance Association) NBCC - ANS National Board o...

Intro to Clinical Mental Health Counseling Medical Model - ANS grounded in the belief that mental illness is like any other illness, abnormal. Begins with identification of a problem from a pathology perspective. Wellness Model - ANS problems viewed as part of normal development and are viewed through a developmental lens, taking into account life stages. Licensure - ANS legal authorization to practice professionally. Certification - ANS official endorsement of a ...

Clinical Mental Health Final Exam What is evidence-based counseling? - ANS Counseling interventions based on outcome research. What does NBCC stand for? - ANS The National Board for Certified Counselors What are the five moral principles that form the foundation for ethical guidelines? - ANS Autonomy, Nonmaleficence, Beneficence, Justice, and Fidelity Counselors need to be aware of their own ____________ to effectively work with clients from diverse backgrounds. -...