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The rate of diagnostic exams have increased by _____% every year. - correct answer 18% A rad tech must demonstrate what according to the ARRT Code of Ethics- Item #7? - correct answer Expertise in minimizing radiation exposure to the patient, self, and other healthcare team members. Patient dose is divided into three categories: - correct answer Entrance skin exposure Gonadal dose Bone marrow dose What is the Genetically Significant Dose? - correct answer Gonadal d...

What is the BRAND name of this drug? - correct answer Decadron. What is the drug CLASS of Dexamethasone Sodium Phosphate? - correct answer Corticosteroid, adrenal glucocorticoid. What is/are the proper ADULT dose/route(s) of Dexamethasone Sodium Phosphate? - correct answer 10-100 mg IV (1 mg/kg slow IV bolus). Considerable variance through medical control. What is/are the proper PEDIATRIC dose/route(s) of Dexamethasone Sodium Phosphate? - correct answer 0.25-1.0 mg/k...

The dose of a drug is a quantitative amount administered or taken by a patient for intended medicinal effect. Dose can be expressed as single dose, daily dose, total dose. - correct answer Dose The schedule of dosing (e.g., four times per day for 10 days) is referred to as the ? - correct answer Dosage regimen The usual adult dose of a drug is the amount that ordinarily produces the medicinal effect intended in the adult patient. - correct answer Adult dose The amount of ...

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Five Major Parts of Criminal Procedure - correct answer 1. Major Participants 2.Pre-trial custody and Release 3. pretrial moving of the case 4. trial 5. post-trial Major Participants - correct answer Courts -trial and appellate Ps Ds Pretrial Custody and Release - correct answer • First appearance • Notice to appear • Probable cause determination • Adversary preliminary hearing Pretrial Moving of the Case - correct answer Trial • Charging document...

two steps for personal jurisdiction - correct answer 1. satisfy Florida statute and 2. satisfy Constitution Florida Statute for General PJ - correct answer 1. D is present in Florida when served w/ process (immune when here as party or WT for another case) - supports GENERAL jurisdiction. so any claim. 2. D is domiciled in Florida - general PJ. 3. D incorporated in Florida (general) 4. "substantial and not isolated activity" - humans and entities - GENERAL... Flo...

How many standing committees are there in the FL Senate during a regular session? (as of 2019) - correct answer 18 How many standing committees are there in the FL House during regular session? - correct answer 9 How many joint committees are there during session? - correct answer 4: JAPC (Joint Admin Procedure Committee), Joint Committee on Public Counsel Oversight (theoretically represents public interest), Joint Legislative Auditing Committee, Joint Select Committee on Se...

How many ways are there to amend the U.S. Constitution? - correct answer 2 amendments - correct answer changes to the U.S. Constitution propose - correct answer to make a suggestion ratify - correct answer official approval (usually through voting) unconstitutional - correct answer not in agreement with the U.S Constitution To propose an amendment to the US Constitution you must either have: - correct answer 1. a vote of two-thirds (2/3) of members of...

Amendment of Initial Pleading (timing) - correct answer Can be amended BEFORE responsive pleading served Motion for More Definite Statement (Pre-Trial) (timing) - correct answer Before answering party files RESPONSIVE PLEADING Motion to Dismiss (Pre-Trial) (timing) - correct answer Before answer is filed Responsive Pleading (timing) - correct answer Served within 20 days of service of original pleading Default Judgment (timing) - correct answer After party fa...

What happens after a defendant makes a demand for speedy trial, and trial does not happen within the speedy trial time of 50 days? - correct answer 1) Defendant files a notice of expiration of speedy time. 2) Court holds a hearing on the notice within 5 days. 3) If court finds delay was not excusable, defendant must be tried within 10 days, or defendant is forever discharged upon his motion for discharge. When may an arresting officer issue a notice to appear? - correct answer Whe...

Misdemeanor - correct answer POTENTIAL incarceration is in jail for 364 days or less. County Court. Felony - correct answer POTENTIAL incarceration is: 365 or more in prison. Circuit Court. If you have a misdemeanor and a felony, they BOTH goto circuit court. County Court - correct answer Has jurisdiction over misdemeanors, violations of county and municipal ordinances, and first appearance proceedings. Circuit Court - correct answer Has jurisdiction over felonies. m...

Within 120 days of filing. - correct answer When must a summons or complaint be served? Count weekends and holidays if service period is 20 days. Do not count weekend and holidays for service under 7 days. - correct answer How do you calculate the days to respond after being served? An answer must be served within 20 days of service of process - correct answer When must an answer be served? Within 20 days - correct answer When must a reply be served after the answ...

Service of Process - correct answer begins with the issuance of a summons on a party by the clerk or judge, non-parties are served process with subpoenas Methods of Service - correct answer only an authorized officer (usually the county sheriff) or a competent, disinterested third-party appointed by the court can serve as a process server in civil cases. Service on a Minor or Incompetent - correct answer If a minor or incompetent has a legal guardian, service must be on the ...

What are the two trial courts in florida? - correct answer Circuit and County What is the jurisdiction of the florida circuit courts? - correct answer 1. Misdemeanors joined with felonies 2. Felonies 3. writs 4. Juvenile Cases What is the jurisdiction of the florida county courts? - correct answer 1. Misdemeanors 2. Municipal and County ordinance violations 3. first appearances What makes a crime a felony? - correct answer 1. POtential incarceration of...

Florida Statute § 48.092 Service on financial institutions. - correct answer Service on financial institutions must be made in accordance with s. 655.0201. Florida Statute § 48.062 Service on a limited liability company. - correct answer Process against a limited liability company, domestic or foreign, may be served on the registered agent designated by the limited liability company under chapter 605. A person attempting to serve process pursuant to this subsection may serve the p...

When does a Florida Court have Personal Jurisidiction - correct answer 1. Satisfy a Florida Statute 2. Satisfy the U.S. constitution Florida Civil Procedure: Personal Jurisdiction: How is a Florida Statute satisfied? - correct answer 1. PRESENT when SERVED without force or trick. 2. DOMICLE 3. incorporated 4. Substantial and not isolated activity in Florida.- if D is at home in Florida. 5. Long-arm Statute: must arise out of the D OPERATING a business or office in Fl...

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S O A P note - correct answer a method of documentation employed by health care providers to write out notes in a patient's chart Subjective, Objective, Assessment and Plan A B C D skin lesion assessment - correct answer Asymmetry Border irregularity Color isn't uniform Diameter >6cm (pencil eraser) Evolving size, shape and color Preferred qualities of a first impression - correct answer honesty, candor, openness, flexibility, eager, explanatory, open to questions ...

After completing an initial assessment of a patient, the nurse has charted that his respirations are eupneic and his pulse is 58 beats per minute. These types of data would be: a. Objective. b. Reflective. c. Subjective. d. Introspective. - correct answer a. Objective. A patient tells the nurse that he is very nervous, is nauseated, and "feels hot." These types of data would be: a. Objective. b. Reflective. c. Subjective. d. Introspective. - correct answer c. Subjective. ...

The nurse is preparing to conduct a health history. Explain this to the patient. - correct answer Answer- The purpose of a health history is to provide a database of subjective information about the patient's past and current health history. You might say to the patient, "I will be asking you questions about your past and present health." This information will help the provider along with the physical exam (objective data) to develop a diagnosis or health status. The nurse is evaluati...