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Question: The National Patient Safety Goal 6 is to improve the safety of clinical alarm systems. What is the rationale for this goal? Ans: To improve patient safety if clinical alarm systems are not properly managed Question: According to the National Patient Safety Goals, which of the following should be included in the management of indwelling urinary catheters? Ans: Securing catheters for unobstructed urinary flow and drainage Question: Part of National Patient Safet...

Question: Anatomy Ans: study of the structure of body parts Question: hist Ans: tissues Question: histology Ans: microscopic study of tissues Question: cyto Ans: Cells Question: cytology Ans: microscopic study of cells Question: Physiology Page | 2 Ans: study of the function of body parts Question: TEN life processes distinguish living from non-living things Ans: ent nsiveness h duction ration tion ption lation ...

Question: Diuresis of what is common postpartum? Ans: 3000ml Question: What is outer limit for postpartum diuresis? Ans: 21 days Question: 1 drop in hgb = what blood loss? Ans: 500 Question: 1 drop in hct = what blood loss? Ans: 250 Question: When does uterus become a pelvic organ? Ans: 10 days Question: How long does lochia rubra last? Ans: 3 days Page | 2 Question: How long can lochia alba last? Ans: Up to 4 weeks Question: How...

Question: Which of the following is a true statement? Select one: a. If an applicant needs to makes changes in their application, the agent should create a new form. b. After the applicant's signature, no changes can be made to that particular application. c. Any changes in the application must be signed by both the applicant and the agent. d. Any changes in the application must be initialed by the applicant. Ans: d Question: When completing the application, a produce...

Question: Insurable interest must exist on property insurance at___? Ans: time of loss Question: For one intentional violation of the insurance code, the maximum civil penalty is...? Ans: $10,000 Question: Written binders are good for a maximum of ____ days, unless extended with approval of the insurer: Ans: 90 Question: What type of insurance is unregulated by state law? Ans: Ocean marine Question: Defamation is Ans: misstating financial condition ...

Question: Insurer Ans: The insurance company or professional risk bearer Question: Insured Ans: The persons or business covered by the insurance policy Question: Loss Ans: Any reduction in value, quality or quantity (monetary hardship Question: Risk Ans: The uncertainty or chance of financial loss Question: SPECULATIVE RISK VS PURE RISK Ans: SPECULATIVE RISK offers the chance of loss as well as the oppurtunity for gain. PURE RISK offers only the chance of...

Question: Insurance Ans: A method of spreading the result of financial loss among a large number people. Question: Life Insurance Ans: A contract under which one party (the insurer) in consideration of the premium payment, agrees to pay an amount stipulated in the contract to a designated person (the beneficiary) upon the occurrence of a contingency defined in the contract (usually that of death). Question: Indemnity Ans: The concept that insurance should restore the...

Question: risk Ans: Risk Question: Uncertainty of financial loss or a chance of loss Ans: Question: hazard Ans: A hazard is a condition that makes a peril more likely to happen or that increases the seriousness of a loss Question: hazard Ans: Any factor that gives rise to peril Question: peril Ans: cause of loss Question: Peril Page | 2 Ans: And immediate specific event causing loss in giving rise to risk Question: Physical Hazard Ans: Ari...

Question: Introduction Ans: In view of recent studies that have shown an alarming number of medical errors in the United States, causing thousands of unnecessary injuries and deaths, the Joint Commission has developed an evolving set of patient safety initiatives to address some of these problems. The Joint Commission's National Patient Safety Goals (NPSG) consists of specific patient safety goals and descriptive measures to meet these goals. These goals apply to all Joint Comm...

Question: *National Patient Safety Goals:* Ans: -- identify pt correctly -- improve staff communication -- use medicine safely -- use alarms safely -- prevent infection -- identify patient safety risks -- prevent mistakes in surgery Question: How can you *Identify pt correctly*: Page | 2 Ans: -- *use at least TWO ways to identify pt*= name and dob -- this ensure correct meds and treatment to right person -- *DO NOT USE ROOM # TO IDENTIFY PT* -- *Make sure the pt is wearing an I...

Question: triclinium Ans: dining room Question: atrium Ans: entrance hall Question: impluvium Ans: rainwater pool in atrium Question: compluvium Ans: skylight in atrium that allowed rainwater to collect in a pool below Question: peristylium Ans: indoor garden Question: cubiculum Ans: bedroom Page | 2 Question: tablinum Ans: study Question: latrina Ans: bathroom Question: culina Ans: kitchen Question: lararium Ans: family sh...

Question: Which of the following factors affects a customer's level of comfort? a. Air movement b. Humidity c. Temperature d. All of the above Ans: d (All of the above: air movement, humidity, temperature) Question: A cooling load calculation estimates the sensible heat gain of a structure. The maximum sensible capacity of a cooling-only system should be within ____% of this calculated value. a. ±10% b. +10% c. +15% d. +30% Ans: c (+15%) Page | ...

Question: Charging a heat pump with refrigerant is best accomplished in the _______ mode. A: Heating mode B: Cooling mode C: Defrost mode D: Emergency heating mode Ans: B: Cooling mode Question: Heat pumps can provide both heating in the winter and cooling in the summer. In which mode is the heat pump more efficient? A: Heating mode B: Cooling mode C: Defrost mode Page | 2 D: Emergency heating mode Ans: A: Heating mode Question: ...

Question: A 67-year-old man with a history of hypertension and tobacco use presents with a two-day history of hypogastric pain. An examination reveals a 5 cm, non-tender, pulsatile abdominal mass above the umbilicus. Which of the following type of sounds might be heard upon auscultation at the midline, two inches cephalad to the umbilicus? Ans: blowing Question: What is the recommended management for a patient with a 3.5 cm abdominal aortic aneurysm? Ans: ultrasound every...

Question: selection Ans: The process of choosing individuals who have relevant qualifications to fill existing or projected job openings Question: goal of selection Ans: to minimize error in choosing employees and to improve a company's competitive position Question: KSA's Ans: knowledge, skills, and abilities Question: person-job fit Ans: job analysis identifies required individual competencies (KSAs) for job success Question: person-organization ...

Question: A mechanical joint is not ________ . Ans: Welded Question: Any combination of outdoor and transfer air intended to replace exhaust air and exfiltration is ___________. Ans: make up air Question: A tube or conduit utilized for conveying air is a ___________ . Ans: duct Question: A permanent mechanical joint incorporating an elastomeric seal and corrosion resistant grip ring is a __________ . Ans: press joint Question: Plastic pipe, fittings an...

Question: Act 230 is also known as? Ans: Stille-Derossett-Hale Single State Construction Code Act or "Uniform Construction Code" Question: Act 230 was originially created in what year? Ans: 1972 Question: An appointment with the Act 230 State Construction Code Commission lasts how long? Ans: 2 years prior to 2007 and 4 years after 2006 Question: Act 230 Building permits shall be granted in part or in whole or denied within how long? Ans: 10 business ...

Question: HR Task Catergories Ans: -Common HR tasks -Less common HR tasks -Uncommon tasks for HR department Question: Common HR Task Ans: -Employment and recruitment -Compensation and benefits administration (policy level more than logistics) -Employee relations -Labor relations (unionized) Question: Less Common HR Task Page | 2 Ans: •Employee health and safety (exceptions) •Training and development (exceptions) •Security •Child care •Award and recognition...

Question: An adult client who is hospitalized after surgery reports sudden onset of chest pain and dyspnea. the client appears anxious, restless, and mildly cyanotic. the nurse should further assess the client for which condition? Ans: Pulmonary embolism Question: which information should the nurse obtain when performing an initial assessment of a client who presents to the emergency department with a painful ankle injury? (select all that apply) Ans: Quality of the pain ...

Question: A client with uterine cancer is receiving chemotherapy and develops thrombocytopenia. Due to this side effect, the nurse should plan to give the greatest consideration to which of the following? A. Monitoring vital signs for signs of infection B. Reminding the client to use an electric razor C. Encouraging frequent rest periods D. Instructing the client to vigorously brush and floss the teeth Ans: B Question: An adolescent female client who had a successful bone m...