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Special Event - correct answer Always planned, arouses expectations, usually motivated by a reason to celebrate MANKIND'S EMOTIONAL NEED TO CELEBRATE Corporate events include... - correct answer seminars, workshops, meetings, conferences, charity balls/fundraisers Association events include... - correct answer conventions, trade shows, and meetings Social functions include... - correct answer weddings, engagement parties, and holiday functions, fairs, festivals ...

event management industry - correct answer -dynamic diverse field that has seen considerable growth and change over the past 40 years -employs professionals who work together to provide a broad range of services to create special events special events - correct answer -recognizes a unique moment in time with ceremony and ritual to satisfy specific needs -The scope of this definition is very broad and encompasses many "moments" Special events include countless functions - ...

Traditional Event - correct answer -Governing body establishes and enforces standardized rules - rules and regulations must be followed to product the event * event staged for recreation * event for competition * driver for tourism Niche Event - correct answer - renew or alter an event * sand volleyball - completely new event * warrior dash SWOT - correct answer - Strength - Weakness - Opportunities - Threat Modus Operandi - correct answer - what is the ev...

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a - correct answer Which of the following nursing implications are required area of competency? a. All b. The role of nursing in disaster management c. The chain of command d. Communication concerns c - correct answer The BEST definition of a disaster is which of the following? a. a destructive event that is within a confined area impact b. a destructive event that lasts two or more weeks c. a destructive event that overwhelms resources d. a destructive event that strains re...

TDM - correct answer Therapeutic Drug Monitoring. Used to monitor drugs that are used long-term or drugs that have a narrow therapeutic range. Useful to detect and monitor drug interactions and identify inadequate adherence as cause of poor treatment response. peak - correct answer achievement of short-term therapeutic concentration trough - correct answer clearance of drug to avoid toxicity. Oral dose peak - correct answer 2-3 hours after dose intravenous dose p...

Neuroleptic Malignant Syndrome (s/s) - correct answer Severe muscle rigidity Oculogyric crisis Dysphagia Cogwheeling Hyperpyrexia (Temp < 103) Tachycardia diaphoresis, Incontinence Decreased LOC Delirium Stupor Coma Neuroleptic Malignant Syndrome (nursing interventions) - correct answer ACUTE LIFE THREATENIG Stop Antipsychotic Notify MD Transfer to ICU/Critical Care Bromocriptine and Dantrolene may reduces muscle rigidity and muscle spasms Cool Body Maintain Hydratio...

mental retardation - correct answer Mild (IQ 50-70): have academic skills of 6th grade need minimum self support, social and communication skills developed Moderate (IQ 35-50): have some communication and social skills, function in community supervised environment Severe (IQ 20-35): little to no communication skills, self care of elementary, closely supervised as adults Profound (IQ below 20): highly structured setting with constant monitoring PERVASIVE DEVELOPMENTAL DISORDERS - corre...

Traits of Mental Health - correct answer Think rationally (most of the time) Communicate appropriately Learn - frontal lobe working properly Grow emotionally Be resilient Healthy self-esteem Mental health - correct answer State of well being which an individual is able to realize his/her own potential, cope w/ normal stressors of life, work productively & fruitfully, & make a contribution to the community. Mental illness is considered to be a clinically significant behaviora...

What is allodynia? - correct answer Patient is perceiving pain from something that does not cause pain i.e. barely touching someone and they cry out in pain What is an *adverse* effect? - correct answer An effect that is not intended for a drug dose. An example would be anaphylactic shock How would you teach a patient about internet pharmacies? - correct answer Inform the patient that no website is official without the National Association of Boards of Pharmacy approval. Mo...

3 requirements prior to surgery and/or blood transfusion - correct answer Adequate disclosure Understanding and comprehension Consent given voluntarily Goals for the preop assessment and teaching - correct answer Identify risk factors Plan care Ensure safety What are some things on the preop checklist? - correct answer Preop medications Blood type Allergies Diagnostic tests Vital signs What is the SCIP Protocol? - correct answer Implemented for patient safety Glucose l...

comorbidity - correct answer two co-occurring chronic illnesses deinstitutionalization - correct answer legislation that resulted in the mass movement of severely mentally ill persons from state hospitals to outpatient care diathesis-stress model - correct answer a biological predisposition to a mental illness coupled with environmental stress or trauma leads to a mental illness appearing dual diagnosis - correct answer co-occurring mental illness and substance use d...

Fluid + electrolyte balance - correct answer process of regulating the extracellular fluid volume, body fluid osmolality, and plasma concentrations of electrolytes osmolality - correct answer degree of concentration in SERUM/PLASMA/BLOOD Baby % of water - correct answer 80% Normal Osmolality - correct answer 275-295 milli osmols Tonicity - correct answer osmotic pressure/tension of a solution hypotonic soln - correct answer causes cells to swell 0.33...

Name one of the four ways a researcher can establish trustworthiness in a qualitative research and give an example. - correct answer -Credibility: use of well-established research methods, detailed interviews, member checks, triangulation -Confirmability: Audit trail, peer debriefing, self-refection, member checks -Dependability: coding checks that show agreement, uniformity of responses across subjects, ability to relate previous research findings to the current study, peer debriefing -...

7/14 lecture - correct answer This drug law enforces *standards of drug strength and purity* & prohibits *misleading* or *adulteration* (the action of making something poorer in quality by the addition of another substance) What is this drug? - correct answer pure food and drug act Informs of off-label uses - Ex: Aspirin started off for pain etc, but its' off-label use is for blood thinning - correct answer Food and Drug Administration Modernization Act This drug law ...

Would you consider iatrogenic and nosocomial diseases to be medical errors? - correct answer Iatrogenic and nosocomial illness are arguably considered health professional errors as the illness would not have otherwise occurred if not for unfortunate contact with a nosocomial illness or undergoing a procedure that results in illness. What activities do you participate in which would count as primary prevention? How about secondary prevention? Identify other examples of tertiary prevention...

Drug - correct answer any chemical that can affect living process Pharmacology - correct answer the study of drugs and their interactions with living systems Clinical Pharmacology - correct answer the study of drugs in humans Therapeutics or Pharmacotherapeutics - correct answer medical use of drugs factors that influence drug response - correct answer Administration, Pharmacokinetics, Pharmacodynamics Pharmacodynamics - correct answer How the drug wo...

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dictionary definition - packaging - correct answer a protective unit for storing or shipping a commodity, too limiting textbook (Soroka) definition - packaging - correct answer a coordinated system of preparing goods for transport, distribution, storage, retailing, and use of goods clemson definition - packaging - correct answer a field that involves the use of materials, methods, & machinery to develop & produce the packages that protect & preserve a product, help market th...

what are the four basic functions of packaging - correct answer contain, protect, inform, utility of use what are the three basic features to corrugated board - correct answer distance between flutes, height of flutes, type of liner board paper is defined as having a thickness less than ______ inches - correct answer 0.012 which paper pulping method is most common and produces the highest quality pulp - correct answer sulfate (kraft) calendering decreases density ...