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What is anatomy? - the scientific discipline that investigates the body's structures What is physiology? - the scientific investigation of the processes or functions of living things How are anatomy and physiology linked? - You can't have function without structure and vice versa. Can the A&P be studied separately or together? - Yes Can A&P be studied regionally? - Yes, the study of A&P regionally refers to studying the body by areas. What does integrative A&P imply? - That anatomy and p...

Who is the "father of occupational medicine"? - Ramazzini Who is the matriarch of occupational medicine? - Hamilton What is Hamilton best known for investigating? - CO2 poisoning in steel workers Who was the 1st industrial RN in England? - Flowerday Who was considered as the 1st industrial RN in the US? - Stewart What decade was the OSH Act passed? - 1970's What is AAIN & when did it start? - Am Assoc of Industrial Nurses in 1922 Who was the 1st president of AAIN & when? - Dempsey, 194...

One of the problems with the old method of using cotton earplugs was the cerumen. Cerumen is also detrimental to some of the modern earplugs. What is cerumen? A. Ear canal hair cells B. Earwax. C. Fluids secreted by the cochlea D. Secretions of the hypothalamus - B The cochlea is essentially a coiled tube. At one end of the tube is the oval window. The function of the oval window is to: A. receive the vibrations from the eardrum. B. shield the semicircular canals from interference. C. ...

Assuming a user has the appropriate user role to access a dashboard, what other dashboard settings control whether the dashboard is available for viewing? - The ready for use and Enabled for user selection check boxes What do you need to create a link from a dashboard to a given Hyperspace activity? - The activity descriptor for the activity. Where can you find the activity descriptor - 1. Help - about Hyperspace when you are in the activity. 2. User Menu Summary What could cause a compon...

What is the fastest way to create a new dashboard? - Dashboard Options > Create Dashboard When building custom reports, dashboards, and components, which parts of your record will be visible and searchable in the Analytics Catalog? - Display name, Tags, and description You have built a component record. Now, in the Designer UI, you click Add Component but can't find your component in the catalog. Why not? - Your component isn't enabled. True or False. Every source dashboard has exactly...

How would I tell Tracy to move forward 100 pixels - forward(100) When using the circle() command, what value do we put inside the parentheses? - The radius of the circle When Tracy is facing right, from what location does she start drawing her circle? - The bottom of the circle Where does Tracy always start in the grid world? - At the (0,0) coordinate in the middle of the canvas What are the dimensions of Tracy's world? - 400 pixels x 400 pixels Which commands would move Tracy forward 10...

Which is an operating system not responsible for? 1)Manages hardware such as a mouse 2)Keeps tracks of files and folders 3)Supplies power to peripherals such as a printer 4)Secures the computer with user accounts and passwords - 3 What is not a mobile os? 1) Mac OS 2) android 3) Windows 4) Linux - Android What type of operating system is permant key programmed into a hardware device? - Firmware is a specialized operating system designed to perform a specific task for a device that is ...

Which is a valid Karel command? move; MOVE move(); move() - move(); What is a street in a Karel world? - Row What is an avenue in a Karel world? - Column If Karel starts at Street 1 and Avenue 3 facing East, what street (row) and avenue (column) will Karel be on after this code runs? move(); move(); move(); turnLeft(); move(); - Street 2 Avenue 6 If Karel is facing North and the code turnLeft(); turnLeft(); runs; which direction is Karel facing now? - South How many times shoul...

Which patient population is more sensitive to dosage errors A. Male patients 25-40 B. Bariatric patients C. A patient with a history of polypharmacy D. Pediatric patients - D. Pediatric patients The National Patient Safety Goals directed at improving staff communication review the need for A. ensuring important test results are communicated to the right person on time B. transferring patients to the correct next level of care C. completing perioperative charting prior to transfer to the ...

Match the following components with the layer of the OSI model in which it relates most closely with. A. 64-bit MAC address _________________ B. Encryption _________________ C. Hub _________________ D. SMTP _________________ - A. 2 B. 5 C. 1 D. 7 Match the following components with the layer of the OSI model in which it relates most closely with. E. Bridge _________________ F. Internet Protocol _________________ G. Full Duplex Transmission _________________ - E. 2 F. 3 G. 1 In whic...

A nurse aide is walking a resident using a gait belt. The resident tells the nurse aide she feels dizzy. The nurse aide should A. hold the gait belt tighter and ask the resident to rest for a minute. B. suggest the resident lean on the nurse aide for more support. C. guide the resident over to the handrail and ask to hold. D. ease the resident to the floor if a chair is not available. - D. ease the resident to the floor if a chair is not available. While feeding a resident, the nurse aide...

When assisting a client in learning how to use a cane, the nurse aide stands a. approximately two feet directly behind the client. b. about one foot from the client's weak side. c. about one foot from the client's strong side. d. slightly behind the client on the client's weak side. - d. slightly behind the client on the client's weak side. When working with a client who has urinary retention, the nurse aide can expect that the client will a. urinate large volumes. b. be unable t...

While receiving personal care in bed, a resident begins to have a seizure. The nurse aide should? A. hold the resident down to reduce injury B. keep the airway open and prepare to do CPR C. call the charge nurse and remain with the resident D. place a tongue blade between the resident's teeth - C. call the charge nurse and remain with the resident While bathing a resident who is comatose, the nurse aide notices a reddened area on the left hip. Once reported, the charge nurse is likely to...

While watching the residents in the dining room, a nurse aide notices tht a resident is eating very little lunch. It is most important that the nurse aide... A. Check if the resident was snacking before the meal B. Ask if the resident would like something else to eat C. Remind the resident that dinner is several hours away D. Check when the resident last had a bowel movement - B A resident with dementia says, "I need to get home. My daughter's school bus is coming soon." The nurse aide...

What is one important reason why the bed should remain wrinkle-free? - to help keep the skin healthy and prevent pressure sores What is the term for a device that replaces a missing body pat? - prosthesis To convert four ounces of water to milliters (ml or mL), the nurse assistant should multiply four by: - 30 Which of the following healthcare settings is for people who will die in six months? - hospice Which of the following abbreviations means "nothing by mouth"? - NPO Exercises that ...

A patient has Ascites. What is a sign of Ascites? A. High Epinephrine Levels B. Low Plasma Albumin levels C. High Plasma Oncotic levels D. Low Blood PRessure - B. Low Plasma Albumin levels. The lack of pressure from plasma proteins will allow fluid to enter the wrong areas. Cirrhosis may develop in some cases. What makes Ca-MRSA unique compared to other types of MRSA? A. A. It is acquired in a hospital B. It is transmitted through sex C. It is transmitted through blood transfusions D. ...

what type of hyponatremia is most common, results from excessive fluid intake and leads to decreased serum sodium concentration? - dilutional hypotnatremia symptoms of diltuional hyponatremia - edema, confusion, weight gain treatment of dilutional hyponatremia - fluid restriction what type of hyponatremia results from fluid and sodium loss? - true hyponatremia symptoms of true hyponatremia - dry tissue, weight loss, hypotension, tachycardia treatment of true hyponatremia - replace sodium A...

You may see a slight increase in diastolic blood pressure early in shock because: A. Concurrent brain injury is present B. Stroke volume has increased C. There is an increase in vascular tone D. Left ventricular contractions have strengthened - C. There is an increase in vascular tone A 62-year-old male patient with a remote history of rheumatic fever is admitted to the medical-surgical unit with the following symptoms: Subjective: Shortness of breath, chest pain, syncope Objective: Peri...

An athlete comes to see you because he is underperforming and cannot pinpoint the cause. He is visibly upset as he explains what his experience has been like for the last few weeks. As an MPC, you observe his affective state and really try to understand it from his own viewpoint by putting yourself in his shoes. The counseling skill you are using is - Empathy Standard Dialectical behavior therapy helps clients learn which sets of behavioral skills? - interpersonal effectiveness *Mindfulnes...

A mom calls your clinic and states that her child has a fever of 101, you should see immediately if: a)10 mos old w/mild ear pain b) 18 mos old w/diarrhea c) 3 year old w/runny nose d) 6 mos old & cries continuously - Answer: D Most common organisms for AOM is/are: A. Strep pneumonia B. Hamophilus influenzae (H flu) C. Moraxella catarrhalis (M cat) D. All of the above - Answer: D The safest dilating agent to use in infants is: a) 0.5% tropicamide b) 1% tropicamide c) combo of 1% phe...