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colonization - Answer replication of infectious agents w/o immune response infection - Answer entry and multiplication of infectious agent in tissue of host, resulting in immune response with or w/o disease pathogen - Answer infectious agent chain of infection - Answer 1. Infectious Agent - microorganisms. 2. Resevoir - where pathogen survives. 3. Portal of Exit - enable entry into host to cause disease. 4. Mode of Transmission - airborne, droplet, contact, blood etc.. 5. Po...

what is the chain of infection - Answer infectious agent, reservoir, portal of exit, mode of transmission, portal of entry, susceptible host 7 principles of asepsis - Answer 1. a sterile object remains sterile only when touched by another sterile object 2. only sterile objects may be placed on a sterile field 3. sterile objects or fields should be kept in view - items held below waist level are considered unsterile 4. a sterile object or field becomes contaminated by prolonged expos...

Healthcare-associated infections: - Answer infections people acquire during the course of receiving treatment for other conditions within a healthcare setting. " Asepsis: - Answer the absence of germs, infection and septic matter " Cultural competence: - Answer a concept that recognizes the professional and legal responsibilities inherent in providing appropriate care to all patients of health services including the appropriate use of an interpreter and communication 'pro...

Disphagia - Answer difficulty swallowing Hypoxia - Answer Inadequate tissue oxygenation at cellular level Includes restlessness, confusion, cyanosis (bluish skin), dyspnoea (difficult breathing), increased heart and respiratory rates, fatigue and clubbing of fingers in chronic situations Cyanosis - Answer bluish discoloration of the skin and mucous membranes - central cyanosis: poor arterial oxygenation, bluish tongue/oral mucosa/conjunctivae (eye/eyelids) - peripheral cyan...

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Contract - Answer between two or more parties that is enforceable by the court of law Elements of a contract - Answer 1. Agreement = Proper author, Proper accepts 2. Consideration = For something of legal value ( I agreed to pay 10K to paint apartment, you agreed to do it) 3. Capacity 4. Genuine assent (author of text book points it out as defense) = 5/ Voluntary coming together 5. Legal purpose - The objective of the contract must be for a legal purpose. For example, a contract for...

One person (the principal) consents to the other person (the agent) acting in his or her behalf - Answer Fiduciary Relationship A person who undertakes to act on behalf of-and primarily for the benefit of-another - Answer Fiduciary Employer and employee, principal and independent contractor, and principal and agents are examples of what kind of relationships - Answer agency relationships Formed through express consent (oral or written) or implied by conduct - Answer Agency b...

Law - Answer Body of rules of action or conduct that has binding legal force. Functions of the law - Answer 1. Keep peace. 2. Shape moral standards. 3. Promote social justice. 4. Maintain status quo 5. Facilitate orderly change 6. Facilitate planning 7. Provide a basis for compromise 8. Maximize individual freedom Natural law school - Answer Law is based on what is "correct". Emphasizes moral theory; law should be based on morals and ethics. Historical school - Answe...

When it is said that a contract made by a minor is voidable, which of the following is true? - Answer While still a minor, he or she can disaffirm the contract and return the property. A minor can choose to disaffirm a contract or can go along with it. Which of the following statements is true if a person making a contract is adjudicated incompetent by a court order? - Answer If he or she becomes competent again, he or she can ratify the contract. Upon becoming competent, an incom...

Buyer is located in Des Moines, Iowa and seller is located in Sacramento, California. The contract specifies F.O.B. Des Moines. This contract is a: Question options: -destination contract. -sale or return. -shipment contract. -sale on approval. - Answer destination contract. Ruppart Manufacturing has a contract for the sale of 100 cases of teaching supplies to Teachers Co-op, Inc. Payment of the order is to be made in installments over the next year. Ruppart Manufacturing keeps a secu...

Statute of Fraud: - Answer PURPOSE "To prevent rise of perjurious testimony regarding certain types of K's." States which contracts must be in writing to be enforceable. Types of K's that must be in writing: - Answer - Promises by executors to pay estate's debts out of their own funds - Promises to Answer for the debt or default of another - i.e. to act as surety - Promises made in consideration of Marriage. - Promises creating an interest in Land. - Promises that b...

assault - - Answer unexcused, intentional act that causes fear on a person ex Ivan threatens Jean with a gun and then shoots her. The pointing of the gun at Jean is an assault. The firing of the gun (if the bullet hits Jean) is a battery. battery - - Answer assault that results in physical contact The contact can be harmful, or it can be merely offensive (such as an unwelcome kiss). Physical injury need not occur. The contact can be made by the defendant or by some force set in mo...

body of principles that establishes the structure of a government and the relationship of the government to the people who are governed is called: - Answer a constitution The bicameral body in the U.S. government: - Answer is the national legislature or Congress Identify a true statement about the executive branch of government. - Answer It has the function of executing the laws Members of the Senate: - Answer are popularly elected for a term of six years The ban on adopt...

The degree of care required of a person is: - Answer a. that degree of care an extraordinary person would exercise under similar circumstances. b. that degree of care a reasonably prudent person would exercise under similar circumstances. <= c. that degree of care professionals exercise in similar situations. d. that degree of care the person exercised in the situation at hand. In a state that has the comparative negligence doctrine with a "50 percent" rule, a jury finds that B...

How is law defined? - Answer Law is the order of rules that society uses to govern the conduct of individuals. Law can be described as a bundle of right What are the sources of law? - Answer Constitutional law, Statutory law, administrative law, Private law, Statutory law, Case law, Precedent, Treaties, Executory orders, and State law. Describe the classifications of law. - Answer Substantive law, Procedural law, Criminal Law, Civil law, and Equity. The types of courts ar...

Rules imposed by Federal Agencies (such as the Department of Education, or Homeland Security) are considered laws, with the same power as statutes created by Congress. - Answer T Agencies have a variety of powers. Many of the original statutes that created them, like the Federal Communications Act, gave them licensing power. No party can enter into the productive activity covered by the act without prior license from the agency—for example, no utility can start up a nuclear power plant u...

The holding in the case of Brown vs Board of Education dealt with _______________________ - Answer Separate but equal educational opportunities. (Page 5- the justices ruled that the doctrine of separate but equal had no place in our education system) English common law was law developed by judges who issued their opinions when deciding cases T/F - Answer True (Page 9- the principles announced in these cases became precedents) The Federal Statutes are the supreme law of the land T...

Which of the following statements defines a demurrer? - Answer It is a pleading by a defendant to dismiss the plaintiff's lawsuit for not stating a cause of action or a defense. When reviewing the trial and decision of a trial court, an appellate court hears the same witnesses and takes the same testimony that the trial court did in rendering the decision. Is this true? - Answer No, the appellate court simply reviews the transcript and evidence from the trial court. A process ...

Sources of Law - Answer US Constitution State Constitutions Federal and State Statutes Ordinances Administrative Agency Rules and Regulations Executive Orders Judicial Decisions by Federal and State Courts What is Law? - Answer consists of rules that regulate the conduct of individuals, businesses, and other organizations within society Law - Answer a body of rules of action or conduct prescribed by controlling authority, and having binding legal force Functions of ...

Purpose of a Contract - Answer - More predictable business relationships. - Inform parties of their rights and duties. Sources of Contract Law - Answer - Common Law (Case Law) - Statutory Law - Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) Definition of Contract Law - Answer A body of law created to reflect modern business practices and to provide uniformity throughout the U.S. in regard to commercial transactions. Uniform Commercial Code - Answer - Part or all of the UCC is adop...