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NURS 3800: EXAM 4 FOCUS POINTS How is influenza treated? - Answer- Treated with rest, warmth, fluids, antipyretics, antitussives, antivirals - Vaccinations!!! NO ANTIBIOTICS- flu is a VIRUS, not a bacteria Influenza symptoms (FACTS) - Answer- Fever Aches (headache & muscle aches-myalgia) Chills Tiredness (fatigue/malaise) Sudden onset (within 5-10 min.) The Flu is SYSTEMIC Individuals at high risk for the flu - Answer- - asthma or COPD* - diabetes* - heart disease* - str...

NURS 3800: EXAM 2 Define conception, fertilization, and implantation - Answer- Conception: union of single egg and sperm that marks beginning of pregnancy; includes gamete formation, ovulation, fertilization and implantation of uterus Fertilization: takes place in the ampulla of the uterine tube. When sperm penetrates ovum's membrane, both sperm and ovum are enclosed within the membrane, and membrane becomes impenetrable to other sperm Implantation: rapidly dividing cells make their ...

NURS 3800: FINAL What is forceps assisted birth? - Answer- Instrument with 2 curved blade used to assist in the birth of the fetal head Forceps-assisted: indications and clinical application - Answer- Indications: suspected fetal compromise, maternal exhaustion, breech delivery, difficult C/S Clinical application: -Cervix completely dilated -Fetus at low station: 2+ station What is vacuum assisted birth? - Answer- Attachment of a vacuum cup to the fetal head and using negative press...

NURS 3800 EXAM 2 When exposed to stress, cells either? - Answer- 1) adapt 2) become reversibly injured 3) become irreversibly injured and die How do cells adapt to stress? - Answer- 1) change in size 2) change in number 3) change in type Causes of atrophy - Answer- 1. Disuse 2. Denervation 3. Loss of endocrine stimulation 4. Inadequate nutrition 5. Ischemia or dec blood flow What normally controls physiologic hyperplasia? - Answer- -cell proliferation -programmed cell death ...

NURS 3800 EXAM 1 What is maternity and women's health nursing? - Answer- Maternity and women's health nursing is a focus on the physical, psychological, and social needs of women throughout their life and is done through the focus on general well-being, childbearing functions, and diseases. Maternity and women's health nurses study and care for conditions unique to women, and factors related to women's health problems (i.e. sociocultural and occupational factors that relate to wom...

PLTW Medical Interventions Unit 1 Medical Intervention - Answer-Any measure whose purpose is to improve health or alter the course of disease Medical interventions help maintain health and homeostasis in the body. Pathogen - Answer-A specific causative agent of disease Outbreak - Answer-A sudden rise in the incidence of a disease Patient Symptoms/Risk Factors Organizer - Answer-Chart detailing information about patients' symptoms and any part of their lifestyle or background that...

PLTW Biomedical Science Unit 1 and 2 You can make an birds eye view sketch of the crime scene - Answer-What can be done at a scene of a mysterious death to help reconstruct what happened? 911 operators take all applicable information (name, details, address) - Answer-What is the job of a 911 operator? EMT's assess and stabilize patients conditions, manage spinal injuries, fractures, burns, and if necessary deliver babies - Answer-What is the job description of an EMT? 1) Examine t...

PLTW Biomedical Science Chapter 1 Test biomedical science - Answer-the application of the principles of the natural sciences, especially biology and physiology, to clinical medicine control group - Answer-the group in an experiment where the independent variable being tested is not applied so that it may serve as a standard for comparison against the experimental group where the independent variable is applied dependent variable - Answer-the measurable effect, outcome, or response in wh...

2.1.1 PLTW Intro to biomedical science Chronic - Answer-Persisting, long lasting illness Medical Student - Answer-person who studies to be a physician Medical Assistant - Answer-an unlicensed caregiver who works primarily in doctors' offices and clinics. Nurse - Answer-Licensed healthcare professional who is skilled in promoting, and maintaining health. Medical Technician - Answer-Uses sophisticated medical equipment, and has different responsibilities Patient Liason - Answe...

PLTW BIOMED 1.2 Autopsy - Answer-A systematic examination of the entire body after death. It helps the forensics team determine clues to homicides and the medical team determine a time and cause of death. These must occur when a person has died mysteriously. Cause Of Death - Answer-The specific injury that led to the victim's death in a direct manner (Stab Wound, Gunshot, Heart Attack, Organ Failure) Mechanism Of Death - Answer-What happened in the body physiologically that led to t...

PLTW: Principles of Biomedical Sciences, National Exam Prophase I - Answer-crossing-over occurs between tetrads Metaphase I - Answer-Paired homologous chromosomes line up across the center of the cell Anaphase I - Answer-Spindle fibers pull each homologous chromosome pair toward an opposite end of the cell Telophase - Answer-A nuclear membrane forms around each cluster of chromosomes and cytokinesis follows, forming two new cells Prophase II - Answer-Chromosomes consist of two chr...

PLTW BIOMEDICAL SCIENCE What are 5 things your team needs to know in order to solve the mystery of Anna Garcia's Death? - Answer-1. Time of Death 2. Cause of Death 3. Who was there and interacted with her that day 4. Who wrote the note 5. What is the red substance What search method is the most appropriate for the Anna Garcia scene? Why? - Answer-Zone; it was in a house/building What where the 9 pieces of evidence? - Answer-1. Body 2. Red substance 3. Red drips on corner of tab...

PLTW: Biomedical Science 1.1 4 parts to a crime scene - Answer-sketch, legend, key, scale arch fingerprint - Answer- whorl fingerprint - Answer- loop fingerprint - Answer- 7 steps to experimental design - Answer-1. Identify the problem or question 2. Predict a solution to the problem or an answer to the question 3. Design an experiment to test your hypothesis 4. Carry out the experiment 5. analyze the data and observations 6. state the conclusion 7. summary paragraph Ind...

PLTW BIOMEDICAL FINAL Biomedical Science - Answer-Application of the principles of natural sciences, especially biology and physiology, to clinical medicine. Experiment - Answer-A research study conducted to determine the effect that one variable has upon another variable. Independent Variable - Answer-The variable that is varied or manipulated by the researcher. Positive Control - Answer-Group expected to have a positive result, allowing the researcher to show that the experimental ...

PLTW PRINCIPLES OF BIOMEDICAL SCIENCE Specialized clothing for protection against infectious materials - Answer-PPE Bloodstain analysis is a form of forensic science know as - Answer-Blood spatter analysis 2 fingerprints that showed similarities with at lease minutiae this will be called - Answer-12 point match The application of scientific knowledge to solve civil and criminal law - Answer-Forensic science The human body system responsible for turning food into forms that the bod...

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AVIATION LAW CHAPTER 1-3 If the government is pursuing criminal charges against a pilot or airline, what standard of proof must be met? - Answer-beyond a reasonable doubt A lawsuit is filed against an aircraft engine manufacturer after a fatal crash. In the lawsuit, the engine manufacturer will be known as the - Answer-defendant A court order that requires a local government to lift a ban on nighttime take off and landings of aircraft is known as an - Answer-injunction Joe, a residen...

AVIATION LAW - MODULES 1-6 In certain situations the court can use their discretion if a life benefit is conferred. What will lead to a contract being void on the inset? - Answer-Where a person is intoxicated If a contract is breached by one party what damage/s can the other affected party claim? - Answer-Monetary sum Rescission of Contract Injunction Specific Performance (all of the above) In order for a plaintiff to bring an action of negligence in tort, they must prove which ele...

AVIATION LAW EXAM 2 hull coverage - Answer-covers damage to or destruction of the insured aircraft resulting from an accident -generally doesn't cover damage to the aircraft's engines in connection with an engine failure, unless the engine failure leads to other damage to the aircraft hull coverage may be purchased to cover: - Answer-all risks all risks while not in flight, or all risks while not in motion.2 Purpose-of-use categories - Answer-categories of airplane use th...

Aviation Law Chapter 1 You are the human resources director for a regional airline. One of your duties includes screening new pilots and maintenance personnel applying for jobs with the airline. As part of the process, your staff should check the FAA's records on each applicant's certificates, ratings, accident history, and FAR violation history. Where would they find this information? - Answer-The FAA's Mike Monroney Aeronautical Center in Oklahoma City You are an engineer for an...