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CGSS Chapter 1: Governance and Enforcement What is the purpose of sanctions? - Answer- Sanctions are measures or actions taken against a target to influence its behavior, policies, and/or actions. Sanctions can restrict trade, financial transactions, diplomatic relations, and movement. Also referred to as restrictive measures, sanctions can be specific or general in their implementation and enforcement. What is sanctions compliance? - Answer- Sanctions compliance is the act of adhering...

Certified Global Sanctions Specialist (CGSS) Exam Dumps ACAMS Certified Global Sanctions Specialist (CGSS) certification - Answer- CGSS is an ACAMS certification that equips an organisation's workforce with a credential that represents a serious commitment to compliance with sanctions, in a world of increasingly complex laws, regulations, and policies. CGSS is global, allowing multinational institutions to strategically and uniformly apply the same programme for all global employees. AC...

ACCT 4421 Governmental Accounting Bond issuance costs (such as underwriter fees and bond counsel costs) for a municipality are treated as a. expenses b. increase in bond carrying cost c. expenditures d. reduction of the bond discount or addition to the bond premium - Answer- c. expenditures If the maximum personal income tax rate at the Federal level is 40% and corporate bonds with a AA rating are yielding 5%, a comparably rated municipal bond would likely be trading around _______...

LSU ACCT 4421 Brigs Where is Salary expense NOT recorded? - Answer- Governmental Funds Expenses are recongized when an asset is ______ - Answer- Consumed expenditures are recognized when an asset is _____ - Answer- acquired These are characteristics of What? • Recorded in the Government-wide / Proprietary/ Fiduciary • Full Accrual • Result from decreases in net economic resources • Generally recognized when an asset is consumed (used up) o Note: In a business, a liabil...

ACCT 4421-Governmental and Not-for-Profit Accounting chapter 5 LSU Nolanville's payroll for one of its departments is $15K per week. It pays its employees on the Thursday of the week following that in which the wages & salaries are earned. In 2012, December 31 fell on a Wednesday. For the workweek beginning Monday, December 29, 2012, and ending Friday, Jan 2, 2013, employees were paid on Thursday, January 8, 2013. For fiscal year 2012, what amount should the city recognize as wage ...

when should governments accrue a liability trol of the employee and employer GASB sick leave: - Answer- sick leave is recognized as a liability only if it is probable that the employer will compensate the employees for the benefits through cash payments conditioned on the employees' termination or retirement sabbatical leave: - Answer- after a specified term of service employees may be granted a paid leave of absence for either a semester or an academic year GASB sabbatical leave: - ...

One-Minute Nurse: Urinary Tract Infection What is not a risk factor for developing a lower urinary tract infection (UTI) in a younger adult? - Stroke - Pregnancy - Diabetes - Assigned male at birth - Answer- Assigned male at birth What is a symptom of an upper urinary tract infection (UTI) that is not seen in a lower UTI? - Painful urination - Flank pain - Back pain - Pelvic pain - Answer- Flank pain Which is not a way bacteria enter the urinary tract? - Medication given ...

M. 9-8 Urinary Tract Infection (NCLEX A client is admitted to the emergency department for possible acute pyelonephritis. Which manifestation should the nurse consider to be consistent with this disorder? (Select all that apply.) A. Flank tenderness B. Diarrhea C. Nocturia D. Urinary frequency E. Vomiting - Answer- a,b,d,e The nurse is caring for a client diagnosed with a urinary tract infection (UTI). Which assessment finding supports this diagnosis? (Select all that apply.) A...

Nursing Management: UTI What are overall goals for a patient with a UTI? - Answer- - relief from bothersome LUTS - prevention of upper urinary tract involvement - prevention of recurrence Who is at risk for UTIs? - Answer- - debilitated persons - immunocompromised, i.e. cancer, HIV, diabetes mellitus - immunosuppressive drugs, corticosteroids What are health promotion activities in preventing UTIs? - Answer- - emptying bladder regularly and completely - evacuating bowel regularly...

HESI Urinary Tract Infection Which statements are true about gastroenteritis? - Answer- -Young children and older adults are more susceptible to dehydration from gastroenteritis. (The intestinal walls become inflamed. The viral form is the second most common illness in the U.S.The norovirus is the main cause or viral gastroenteritis.) -Most people can recover on their own at home. (Most people can recover on their own. They need to let the condition run its course. Young children, the el...

Urinary Tract Infection Real Life RN 4.0, UTI What additional information would assist Nurse Craig in preparing to care for Mrs. Jordan? List 5 additional pieces of information that should have been included in the report. - Answer- 1. Levofloxacin (Levaquin) - How much was given and when is the next dose? 2. Agitation - The client's baseline level of orientation. Is this agitation new or getting worse? How do you know she is tired? Did she tell you that or is she sleeping on and off? ...

Infections of the Urinary Tract Which conditions may put a patient at risk for developing a fungal urinary tract infection (UTI)? - Answer- AIDS diagnosis AIDS leads to compromised immunity and can increase the risk for fungal UTI. Renal failure Renal failure increases the risk for fungal UTI because of impaired immunity and prophylactic antibiotic therapy. Chronic bacterial infections Chronic bacterial infections can lead to fungal UTI because repeated antibiotic therapy kills norma...

Urinary Tract Infection (UTI) NCLEX You're assessing your patients during morning rounding. Which patient below is at MOST risk for developing a urinary tract infection? A. A 25 year old patient who finished a regime of antibiotics for strep throat 10 weeks ago. B. A 55 year old female who is post-opt day 7 from hip surgery. C. A 68 year old male who is experiencing nausea and vomiting. D. A 87 year old female with Alzheimer's disease who is experiencing bowel incontinence. - Ans...

URINARY TRACT INFECTION A client has a history of repeated urinary tract infections caused by several different factors. What clinical situation would be least likely to cause a UTI? - Answer- Increase in urinary motility A decrease, not an increase, in urinary motility can cause a UTI. Urinary stasis, trauma to the urinary tract, and a blockage in the urinary tract can cause a UTI. A client is admitted to the emergency department for possible acute pyelonephritis. Which manifestations...

Florida Basic Recruit Training Program-Chapter 1 Introduction to Law Enforcement Criminal Justice Standards and Training Commission (CJSTC) - Answer- ____________provide the requirements and standards for the training and certification process of Florida criminal justice officers. (pg 2) 19 - Answer- The Criminal Justice Standards and Training Commission is composed of _____members, representing criminal justice professionals throughout the state. (pg 3) certification, employment, train...

Joint Replacements med surg The nurse is preparing the preoperative client for a total hip replacement (THR). Which intervention should the nursing implement postoperatively? 1. Keep an abduction pillow in place between the legs at all times. 2. Cough and deep breathe at least every four (4) to five (5) hours. 3. Turn to both sides every two (2) hours to prevent pressure ulcers. 4. Sit in a high-seated chair for a flexion of less than 90 degrees. - Answer- 4. Using a high-seated toilet an...

Care of Patients with Hip Arthroplasty, Knee Arthroplasty, and Amputations When educating a patient about total joint arthroplasty (TJA), what does the nurse do first? A. Ensure that the patient wants the procedure B. Review instructions and ask the patient to repeat back C. Assess the patient's knowledge about TJA D. Ask if the provider has explained the procedure - Answer- C. Assess the patient's knowledge about TJA For preoperative care of a patient scheduled for total joint a...

Total Hip Replacement THR Total Knee Replacement TKR Total hip replacement THR or THA - Answer- Surgical procedure to replace a hip joint damaged by a degenerative disease such as osteoarthritis arthritis. A surgical replacement of the head of the femur (long bone of the leg) and the socket it fits into where it joins the hip with artificial materials Osteoarthritis (OA) - Answer- Osteoarthritis (known as wear-and-tear arthritis) is a condition in which the natural cushioning between join...

SIM LAB HIP-REPLACEMENT steps to complete a physical assessment - Answer- inspection palpation percussion auscultation what assessments are highest priority for a patient who had a hip replacement 2 days ago? - Answer- ROM alert and oriented to person pain level wound dressing normal lung sounds for bronchial - Answer- high and loud normal lung sounds for bronchovesicular - Answer- moderade normal lung sounds for vesicular - Answer- low and soft abnormal breath sounds: c...

TOTAL HIP & KNEE REPLACEMENT (NCLEX) Which type of traction is frequently used pre-op for total hip replacement? - Answer- Buck's traction Which check should be done post-op for both total hip & total knee replacements? - Answer- Neurovascular checks After a total hip or total knee replacement, the nurse should monitor the patients' drains (if they have them) as we don't want ______. - Answer- fluid to accumulate within the tissues (this could disrupt the suture lines) Anyti...