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Intro to healthcare final exam During the time of the Crusades up to the Reformation (), most nursing care was provided by - ANS men Which of the following schools pioneered practical nursing education in the U.S.? Select all that apply. - ANS Household Nursing School Thompson School Ballard School This character created by Charles Dickens represented the typical nurse in Great Britain during the 1800's. - ANS Sairey Gamp This person is best known as the angel of...

intro to healthcare final exam What is the largest benefit to an insurance company of having a high number of enrollees? - ANS pooled risk True or false: The Medicaid Program is uniform across all states. - ANS false Is a health insurance premium something you must pay every month, regardless of whether you use health care services, or do you only have to pay your health insurance premium during months when you use health care services? - ANS must pay...

intro to healthcare final exam Draw Maslow's Hierarchy and label each of the five levels. Use specific examples to fully describe each level and how a person might find fulfillment for each. - ANS physiological needs (water,sleep), safety needs (shelter, money), love and belonging needs (love, friends), esteem needs (trophies,ribbons), self actualization the ability of the healthcare system to effectively deliver language appropriate healthcare to patients in the United States who s...

Intro to Healthcare Final Study Guide Are the following examples of an engineering control, or work practice control? a)Wearing PPE; b) Using a Sharps container; c)washing your hands; d) Disinfection; e)PPE. - ANS work practice The person who purchases an insurance policy is called the - ANS subscriber HIPAA of 1996 dictates that Health and demographic records belong to the healthcare facility. What does HIPAA stand for? - ANS Health Insurance Portability and Acc...

Intro to Health Care Final Exam Healthcare of the past: - ANS earliest civilization health needs were met by a specific person or groups/ancient treatments were harmful in some cases & helpful in others/some of the most helpful were the use of herbs & plants for medication Agencies of accreditation: - ANS have been established to determine whether a training program meets acceptable standards Those who choose a career in the health field seek: - ANS more then ...

introduction to health care final exam What does OSHA do? - ANS Prevents employees from contracting contagious disease. Medical vs. Surgical asepsis - ANS Medical asepsis (clean technique) includes procedures used to reduce the number of organisms present. The transfer of organisms (ex. Handwashing, good personal hygiene.) surgical asepsis (sterile technique) prevents contamination of open wounds. (ex. Surgeries, sterile caps, gown, gloves) When do HCW use standard pre...

Final Exam Review (ALL) ALHS1040: Introduction to Health Care You are writing notes in a patient's chart and make a mistake. It is okay to use "white out" and correct your mistake. (T/F) - ANSFalse I can look up my test results if I work at the facility performing the test and I have access to this information. (T/F) - ANSFalse What are the guiding principles of healthcare ethics? - ANSpreserve life uphold justice respect autonomy Every health care professional is likely...

intro to healthcare final exam Why is the term "minority group" no longer very effective in describing certain ethnic groups in the US today? - ANS These groups now make up significant percentages of the total population. Understanding Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs can help the health care professional to better understand. - ANS the motivations for patient behavior. T or F Personal prejudices are difficult to recognize in ourselves because they become part of our be...

INTRO TO HEALTHCARE FINAL EXAM needs met by a specific group some remedies are still used today herbs were used for medication as well as some plants - ANS healthcare of the past have been established to determine whether a training program meets acceptable standards - ANS agencies of accreditation economic security working conditions and the opportunity for advancement - ANS those who choose a career in the health field seek the state of the economy the val...

WGU C955 Histogram - ANS A graphical representation -- bars, measuring the frequency within each interval Skewed right - ANS Not a symmetric distribution, the tail is on the right Measures of center - ANS Median, the mean (and mode) Measures of spread - ANS Range, IQR & standard deviation Standard Deviation Rule - ANS 68% of the data are within 1 standard deviation, 95% are within 2, 99.7% are within 3 standard deviations from the mean. ...

wgu statistics module 2 variable roles - ANS explanatory variable (independent variable) usually denoted by X & Response variable (or dependent variable) usually denoted by Y Explanatory Variable - ANS aka independent variable usually denoted by X x - ANS is known as the explanatory variable Response variable - ANS aka Dependent variable usually denoted by Y Y - ANS is known as the Response variable Role-Type Classification (4 Type...

WGU Statistics and Probability Two types of displays for Categorical variables - ANS Pie Chart, Bar Chart Numerical summaries for Categorical variables - ANS Category (group) percentages Two types of displays for Quantitative variables - ANS Histogram, Stemplot Numerical summaries for Quantitative variables - ANS Descriptive Statistics (Measure of Center plus Measure of Spread If distribution is symmetric, with no outliers, measure of center...

Statistics Final Exam Multiple Choice Statistics describes a set of _________ that are used for describing, organizing and interpreting information. - ANS tools and techniques inferential statistics is the most often used for which of the following? - ANS Interpreting data If you used the Excel formula =SUM(A2:A4), what would be calculated? - ANS The sum of cells A2-A4 Descriptive Statisttics Inferential Statistics - ANS Descriptive statistic...

The probability of any event is between one and o. What is the equation for this? - ANS For any event A, 0 ≤ P(A) ≤ 1. The sum of all possible probabilities is___? - ANS One, the equation is :P(S) = 1 What is the complement rule? or the probability that an event does not occur is 1 minus the probability that it does occur. - ANS P(not A) = 1 - P(A) In probability, "OR" means either one or the other or both. - ANS P(A or B) = P(event A occurs or event B ...

WGU Academy Statistics Which of the following is true regarding a probability of an event P(A)? - ANS 0≤P(A)≤1 The probability of an event can any number between 0 and 1, including 0 and 1. In other words, the probability of an event cannot be more than 1 or less than 0. Which of the following represents the probability of an event that is more likely not to occur than it is to occur, but would not be unusual for it to occur? - ANS 0.32 1250 randomly chosen in...

WGU STatistics Test nominal variables - ANS Categorical variables that there is no natural order among the categories ordinal variable - ANS Categorical variables where there is natural order among the categories (low-high) interval - ANS A measurement which makes sense to talk about the difference between values but not the ratio between values ratio - ANS Quantitive variables where is makes sense to talk about the difference in ratios. (Income, weigh...

Hesi Case Study Susan Wilson 1 MNB(latest)2024 Questions And Answers Hesi Case Study Susan Wilson 1 MNB Susan's menstrual period is 4 wks late and she reports having "symptoms of pregnancy". Her last period was 2 months ago. Her periods usually occur regularly every 28-30 days and last 5-7 days. BP 110/70, P 68; T 37C. Wt: 56.8 kg ; Ht: 5'6". No previous pregnancies. Smokes 1/2 pk cigarettes a day; alcohol intake: 1-2 glasses wine / wk. Not taking any meds, no major health pr...

Hesi Case Study Susan Wilson 1 MNB(latest)2024 Questions And Answers Hesi Case Study Susan Wilson 1 MNB Susan's menstrual period is 4 wks late and she reports having "symptoms of pregnancy". Her last period was 2 months ago. Her periods usually occur regularly every 28-30 days and last 5-7 days. BP 110/70, P 68; T 37C. Wt: 56.8 kg ; Ht: 5'6". No previous pregnancies. Smokes 1/2 pk cigarettes a day; alcohol intake: 1-2 glasses wine / wk. Not taking any meds, no major health pr...

Cardiac Disorders NCLEX Questions And Answers Rated 100% Cardiac Disorders NCLEX The nurse is assessing a pt w/ chronic heart failure. Which abnormal chest sound would the nurse most likely auscultate? 1. expiratory wheezes 2. friction rub 3. harsh vesicular 4. crackles - ANS Answer: 4 Rationale 1, 2, 3: Expiratory wheezes, friction rub, & harsh vesicular sounds are not associated w/ chronic heart failure. Rationale 4: Fluid accumulates in the alveolar spaces w/ left-sided he...

Cardiac Disorders NCLEX QuCardiac Disorders NCLEX The nurse is assessing a pt w/ chronic heart failure. Which abnormal chest sound would the nurse most likely auscultate? 1. expiratory wheezes 2. friction rub 3. harsh vesicular 4. crackles - ANS Answer: 4 Rationale 1, 2, 3: Expiratory wheezes, friction rub, & harsh vesicular sounds are not associated w/ chronic heart failure. Rationale 4: Fluid accumulates in the alveolar spaces w/ left-sided heart failure. This fluid causes ...