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When you pull off the road, the most important thing to remember is to not pull off so far as to get stuck in the mud. True or False - Answer False If one of your tires blows out, the FIRST thing to do is to . . . (a) Put on the brakes to slow your vehicle as quickly as possible, because this may save your wheel-base. (b) Put on the brakes and turn sharply to the right to get out of traffic as quickly and as safely as possible (c) Grip the steering wheel firmly and pump your bra...

The Three-Second Rule works only for speeds greater than 40 mph. True or False - Answer False The Three-Second Rule helps you avoid accidents . . . (a) Only to the front (b) Only to the rear (c) To the front and rear (d) None of the above. Quick reflexes are the best way to avoid accidents - Answer (c) To the front and rear When, if ever, might three seconds be an inadequate following distance? (a) When following a motorcycle (b) When roads are wet or slippery (c...

What does the P in the acronym SIPDE stand for? (a) Pull Over (b) Predict (c) Pass (d) Pavement - Answer (b) Predict What does the D in the acronym SIPDE stand for? (a) Decide (b) Deliver (c) Delegate (d) Deny - Answer (a) Decide What does the E in the acronym SIPDE stand for? (a) Elevate (b) Examine (c) Execute (d) Extend - Answer (c) Execute Drivers should decide what to do about a crisis just as it arises. True or False - Answer False T...

Restricting driving privileges is an effective way to encourage teens to behave responsibly. - Answer True Alcohol can be a serious challenge for all age groups. In the 1997 study . . . - Answer A.) Alcohol was the major cause of 16-year-old vehicle accidents. B.) Fatal crashes (some alcohol was in their systems) involving 16-year-olds was twice that of 14 year olds. C.) For 16 year olds, it's too little behind-the-wheel experience before they get their license. D.) All of...

what kinds of tissues and organs are included in the donor program? - Answer organs: lungs, heart, liver, pancreas, kidneys, intestine. tissues: cartilage, rotator cuff, rib cartilage, blood vessels, femur, femoral nerve, blood, Achilles tendon, skin, humerus, heart valve, eye. what rights do medical personnel have when a person has indicated willingness to donate with a donor card? - Answer no rights to use organs, must have permission from the next of kin. who has the final...

While the death rates for drivers in all ages declined 20% from ... A.) The 17–19-year-old rates dropped B.) The rate for 16-year-olds nearly doubled C.) The rate for 16-year-olds increased 72% D.) Both A and B are correct - Answer D (Both A and B are correct - The 17–19-year-old rates dropped and The rate for 16-year-olds nearly doubled) Seat belts only save lives in crashes on the freeway A.) True B.) False - Answer False Graduated licensing is a concept that is...

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A patient who has difficulty breathing, increased respiratory and pulse rates, and pale skin with some cyanosis may be suffering from which of the following? A) Hyperventilation B) Hypoxia C) Perfusion D) Atelectasis - Answer B) Hypoxia The primary purpose of surfactant is: A) To propel sheet of mucus toward the upper airway B) To warm inspired air C) To produce watery mucous D) To reduce surface tension of the fluid lining the alveoli - Answer D) To reduce surface ten...

intentional wound - Answer planned incision unintentional wound - Answer fall and scrape knee, etc open wound - Answer skin surface is broken closed wound - Answer skin surface intact acute wound - Answer heals quickly, edges approximated, low risk of infection chronic wound - Answer do not heal as expected, remain in inflammatory phase --> could be due to arterial or venous inssufficiency phases of wound healing - Answer 1. hemosta...

What does a green light mean? - Answer Go, you have the right of way an may drive through an intersection, as long as the intersection is clear of other vehicles and pedestrians What does a yellow light means? - Answer Slow, right of way is ending What does a red light mean? - Answer Stop, you my not enter an intersection until the light facing you turns green and the intersection is clear Red flashing light? - Answer Same as a stop sign, same rules apply Yell...

Medical error - Answer the failure of a planned action to be completed as intended or the use of a wrong plan to achieve an aim Near Miss - Answer when you catch an error before it reaches the patient Safety - Answer minimizing risk of harm to patients and providers through both system effectiveness and individual performance Human Error - Answer unintended, inevitable, most accepted form of error but should still be minimized Skill-based errors - Answer ...

What is patient safety? - Answer prevention, reduction, reporting, and analysis of errors To Err is Human - Answer challenged the healthcare system to focus on medical errors false: a nurse should avoid restraints - Answer true or false: a nurse should always resort to using restraints Why is patient safety important? - Answer •REDUCES THE RISK FOR ILLNESS & INJURY •REDUCE LENGTH OF STAY (LOS) •PROMOTES PATIENT WELL-BEING •PROTECTS THE STAFF TeamSTE...

What is patient safety? - Answer prevention, reduction, reporting, and analysis of errors Why is patient safety important? - Answer •REDUCES THE RISK FOR ILLNESS & INJURY •REDUCE LENGTH OF STAY (LOS) •PROMOTES PATIENT WELL-BEING •PROTECTS THE STAFF TeamSTEPPS - Answer Team Strategies and Tools to Enhance Performance and Patient Safety SBAR - Answer Situation Background Assessment Recommendation (a part of TeamSTEPPS) Medical error - Answer ...

Change in Shift Report - Answer - Identifying info on Pt. - Current appraisal of health status: Changes in medical conditions and response to therapy; Where the Pt. stands in relation to identified diagnoses and goals - Current orders and unfilled orders - Summary of each newly admitted Pt. - Report on Pts. transferred or discharged Methods of Reporting - Answer - Face-to-face meetings - Telephone - Written message - Audio-taped message - Computer message Conferring Abo...

The bicuspid valve controls blood flow between the atrium and ventricle - Answer between the atrium and ventricle Herpes viruses can cause: cold sores. fever blisters. shingles.. All of the choices are correct. - Answer All of the choices are correct. The combining form meaning hardness is:. sclero - Answer sclero The dermis includes. connective tissue. - Answer connective tissue. The combining form meaning eye is:. opto - Answer opto The prefix meani...

Select the volume of a drug that should be administered to a patient in order for the patient to receive 90 mg of meperidine (Demerol). The meperidine is to be administered intramuscularly (IM). Demerol is supplied as a 5 percent solution (W/V). - Answer 1.8 ml What effect do amphetamines have on the human body? - Answer They increase the amounts of norepinephrine (NE) and dopamine (DA) within the brain. Identify the clinical use of a sedative. - Answer Reduction of the d...

What is the term used for findings that are summarized based on a pattern or trend? a. Law b. Hypothesis c. Theory d. Phenomena e. Prediction - Answer a. Law Which of the following is a tentative explanation for a set of observations? Select one: a. Law b. Hypothesis c. Theory d. Phenomena e. Prediction - Answer b. Hypothesis If a liquid contains 60% sugar and 40% water throughout its composition then what is it called? Select one: a. Solute b. Compound c. Homo...

What antimalarial agent can be used to produce a radical cure? - Answer Primaquine Select the drug used prophylactically to reduce the severity of influenza A virus in susceptible groups. - Answer Amantadine (Symadine) _____ is defined as a permanent black discoloration of skin and mucous membranes caused by prolonged use of silver protein solutions. - Answer Argyria Which of the following is a water-soluble vitamin? - Answer Vitamin C _____ is a gonadotropin ...

What is a desired outcome when a drug is described as easy to administer? a. It enhances patient adherence to the drug regimen. b. It is usually relatively inexpensive to produce. c. It does not interact significantly with other medications. d. It can be stored indefinitely without need for refrigeration. - Answer A. It enhances patient adherence to the drug regimen. The nurse is caring for a child who has ingested a toxic amount of aspirin. The provider orders an intravenous drug...

1.Identify the common symptoms associated with a patient suffering from mania. Select one: a. The patient shows signs of hyperactivity. b. The patient is very talkative. c. The patient exhibits unrealistic thoughts. d. All of the above are true. - Answer d. All of the above are true. 2. The axons of efferent neurons transmit nerve impulses carrying information associated with all of the following except: Select one: a. pain. b. voluntary movement.