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Analgesic drugs are medications that relieve ____ but do not cause loss of consciousness. - Pain Matching - Pain threshold is level of stimulus needed to produce a sensation of pain. Pain tolerance is the amount of pain a person can endure without impeding on normal daily function. Acute pain has a sudden onset that subsides with treatment. Chronic pain is persistent and/or recurring lasting over 3 months. Somatic pain originates from skeletal muscle, ligaments and joints. Visceral pain ...

Which term describes the proprietary name for a medication? Code name Chemical name Generic name Trade name - trade name Which word describes how the drug is delivered through the body? Excretion Distribution Absorption Administration - distribution Which of the following substances can be defined as a drug? Select all that apply. Lemon water Lisinopril Garlic Ibuprofen St. John's Wort Marijuana - Lisinopril

Which actions are appropriate to assign to a practical nurse (PN) working under the supervision of a registered nurse (RN)? Select all that apply. - demonstrate proper process used to gently cleanse eyelid margins reinforce hand-washing perform routine check using snellen eye chart administer opthalmic drops A client with an expected outcome of "Able to bathe and brush teeth independently" is looking forward to discharge in the near future. The nurse observes the unlicensed assistive pe...

The nurse knows that which of the following cause cortisol levels to increase as part of a negative feedback system. Select all that apply. - trauma physiologic stress emotional stress surgery When exogenous glucocorticoids are administered, the body stops producing exogenous hormone. Therefore, if the exogenous hormone is stopped abruptly, adrenal __________ will result. - suppression You are the nurse caring for a patient taking a glucocorticoid medication and you know that to minimiz...

How do you get notified that a stroke patient is coming to the ICU? - The charge nurse Who are the physician members of the stroke team? - Neuro Interventionalist Jumaa, Zaidi, Burgess, Kung, residents and fellow, they see the stroke patients. Neurosurgical team Reinard, Healy, McCormick, Gable and Schroeder we call them directly. What are the priorities when caring for a patient who is newly diagnosed stroke patient? - Blood pressure management, neuro assessments, NIHSS, observe and notify...

A person with a stroke who seems unaware of their disability: - anosognosia Pt presents complaining of double vision, lacks horizontal eye movements while tracking is preserved. What area of the brain can cause internuclear opthalmoplegia? - Brainstem Watershed stroke is described as: - Stroke between two adjacent cerebral arteries Cerebrospinal fluid is produced at a rate of... - 0.3-0.4ml/min A patient with locked-in syndrome most likely had an infarct in the... - pons (pontine)

what is the mainstay of acute therapy for stroke? - tPA (alteplase) T/F: most patients don't arrive to the ED in time to receive tPA - true what is the time window that tPA needs to be given in? - within 4.5 hours of onset of symptoms what is the most disabling side effect of stroke therapy? - ICH what are 2 hallmark signs of stroke? - one-sided weakness and drooping face secondary prevention of stroke involves controlling/managing risk factors, ____ ____, and the use of ___ ____ in all ...

A continuously flowing watercourse - Perennial Stream Algae causes PH to ....... at night - Decrease What contributes to creation of algae blooms - Increased nutrients Iron is found mostly in what sources of water - Groundwater Also called the rule of reasonable sharing - Riparian Doctrine Water high in salinity and warm is - Low in dissolved oxygen Reservoir turnover - Denser water at surface sinking toward the bottom Water that flows into rivers after rainfall - Surface runoff

One day following posterior spinal fusion surgery a 35 year old female suddenly exhibits restlessness, labored breathing and acute chest pain. Her heart rate is 122/min., she is afebrile, and exhibits slightly diminished breath sounds on the right side. The findings described above should lead the nurse to suspect that the patient has developed: A. A spontaneous pneumothorax B. A pulmonary embolus C. Aspiration pneumonia D. A pleural effusion - B. A pulmonary embolus One day following po...

who is at risk for MDRO infection - patients with severe disease, including compromised host defenses from underlying medical conditions, recent surgery, or indwelling medical devices (ex: foleys or ET tubes) what are classic signs of cardiac tamponade? - hypotension, narrowing pulse pressure, tachycardia with weak, thready pulse, and tachypnea what arrhythmia is mitral valve insufficiency associated with? - afib what defines oliguira? - less than 500 ml of output per day what does renal ...

The nurse observes that the patient's jugular veins distend in the semi-upright position to more than 5 cm above the sternal angle. This is an indication of: - fluid volume overload. what is normal Pulmonary artery occlusion pressure (PAOP)? - 5-12 mmHg The resistance against which the left ventricle must pump to eject its volume is: - systemic vascular resistance. When the tricuspid valve is open, central venous pressure reflects the filling pressure in the: - right ventricle. Tachycard...

Recovery equipemnt used for the service or repair of small appliances must be certified by an EPA approved lab if the recovery equipment was made after - November 15, 1993 Recovery devices made before 11-15-93 and are used for recovery of refrigerant from small appliances must be capable of: - recovering 80% of the refrigerant whether or not the compressor is operating or achieving a 4 inch vacuum under conditions of ARI 740-1993 EPA's definition of a small appliance includes: - a device m...

Refrigeration technicians who violate the Clean Air Act can: - - Lose their EPA certification, be fined, be required to appear in Federal court. After 1995, any supplies of CFC refrigerants to service existing units in the USA can only come from: - - recovery and recycling. Refrigerant that is recovered can be returned to: - - the same system or other systems owned by the same person without restriction. Refrigerant can not be called "reclaimed" unless it: - . - has been chemically analy...

What date was the sale of CFC's & HCFC's restricted to technicians certified in refrigerant recovery? - November 14, 1994 Section 608 of the Federal Clean Air Act requires technicians to what? - Recover all refrigerants. The objective of the Clean Air Act is to protect what? - The earth's stratosphere. HFC's - HydroFlouroCarbon's CFC's - ChloroFluoroCarbon's ODP - Ozone Depletion Potential Which international treaty agreement was the basis for Section 608? - The Montreal Protocol...

TCRN Review - Professional Issues (Trauma Quality Management, Staff Safety, Disaster Management, Critical Incident Stress Management, Regulations and Standards, Education and Outreach, Trauma Registry and Ethical Issues) List the characteristics of Trauma Center Designation - >>>>Outlined and developed at the state and local level Varies from state to state Requirements outlined through legislative or regulatory authority List the characteristics of Trauma Center Verificat...

What are the 4 types of shock? - Hypovolemic Distributive Cardiogenic Obstructive Which shock is a "lack of volume"? - Hypovolemic Which shock is a maldistribution of blood or vasodilation? - Distributive Which shock is due to inadequate cardiac output? - Cardiogenic Which shock is due to the inability of blood to enter or exit the heart adequately? - Obstructive Another term for early hypovolemia is ___. - Compensatory Another term for late hypovolemia is ___. - Decompensatory Sy...

How do you remember the cranial nerves? - "On Old Olympus Towering Tops A Finn And German Viewed Some Hops" How do you remember which cranial nerves are responsible for sensory/motor/both? - "Some Say Marry Money But My Brother Says Big Brains Matter Most" Which cranial nerves do not originate in the brain stem? - Olfactory and Optic nerves What cranial nerve deficits might you see with a basilar skull fracture? - Facial nerve palsy, oculomotor palsy, hearing loss Name the three layer...

Fluid resuscitation is undertaken for the patient in late, decompensatory hypovolemic shock. Which of the following findings indicates that this treatment is having its intended effect? An elevation in the: A. Pulse pressure B. Urinary output C. Respiratory rate D. Serum lactate levels - B A decrease in urinary output is associated with decompensatory hypovolemic shock, therefore an increase in this parameter is an indication of successful treatment. Pulse pressure, respiratory rate and...

Which Hadoop distributions are supported on OCI? a. Cloudera b. Hortonworks c. MapR d. Pivotal EMC - a. Cloudera b. Hortonworks c. MapR Which OCI storage options are supported for direct HDFS use in Hadoop? a. Object Storage b. Block Volume c. DenseIO NVMe d. FSS - b. Block Volume c. DenseIO NVMe

1. What qualifies as a Big Data Workload? - · Consists of semi-structured, or unstructured data not suitable for relational databases · Data volume is considered too large for other solutions (Petabyte scale) · To process the data in a reasonable timeframe, a massively parallel solution is required Most common Big Data workloads are? - · Batch processing · In memory processing · ML (typically GPU based) What are the challenges customers run into for Big Data workloads on premises? -...