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List the 4 reasons that medications are used - 1. to cure 2. to prevent 3. to manage 4. to relieve/reduce List the 4 basic rules - 1. Attend an MTTP class and be certified by the Maryland Nursing Board 2. Only a DN can delegate to CMT's 3. All prescription meds must have a Dr. order and a label 4. All Over the Counter Meds must have a Dr. Order and a Label List 8 components of the Medication Cycle - 1. Observe the person 2. Report Observations 3. assist in Dr. visits 4. Obtain ...

Identify the four (4) reasons to use medications. - 1. to prevent illness 2. to control or stop illness 3. to reduce symptoms 4. to manage illness Identify the single, primary reason for the rules, regulations, policies, and guidelines for medication administration in a community-based service system. - to protect the client Define a "desired effect". - the medication is doing what it is suppose to do Define a "negative effect". - an undesirable or unwanted effect Define "no appar...

Cycles are GENERALLY measured a. High to low b. Low to low c. High to high d. Either b or c - Answer: b. Low to low Reference: Dahlquist, Julie R., and Charles D. Kirkpatrick. Technical Analysis: The Complete Resource for Financial Market Technicians. Chapter 19. This cycle principle states as stocks go through similar cycles, the size and magnitude will differ. a. Commonality b. Variation c. Summation d. Proportionality - Answer: b. Variation Reference: Dahlquist, Julie R., and Char...

List the 6 rights of medication administration - 1) Right person 2) right medicine 3) right dosage 4) right time 5) right route 6) right documentation 3 additional safety principles - 1) wash hands 2) pay full attention to task 3) read label 3 times 3-Way Check. What must be compared? - 1) HCP order 2) Pharmacy Lable 3) MAR T/F- A CMT is licensed by the Maryland board of Nursing to administer medications in Maryland - FALSE

A firm fires an employee for well-documented professional negligence and harassment of subordinate employees. Months later, one of the firm's principals receives a call from a different architecture firm seeking a reference check for the former employee and inquiring about why the employee left the firm. How should the principal respond to the reference check? A. Confirm that the individual is a former employee of the firm, but do not disclose that they were fired. B. Disclose that the i...

Walk me through the three financial statements. - - The balance sheet shows a company's assets, liabilities, and shareholders' equity, and is a snapshot in time. - income statement: outlines the company's revenues and expenses over a period of time (quarter/year). - cash flow statement: shows the cash flows from operating, investing, and financing activities over a period of time. these 3 statement give a picture of firm's financial health What is a key ratio to consider when evalua...

Failure of commanders at all levels to take a proactive approach to recognize and prevent fraud, waste and abuse can undermine their legitimacy to conduct military operations in a foreign environment and at home. - True The Joint Force Commander is responsible for implementing GCC OCS planning guidance and directives to include direct control of the joint requirements determination process. - True Requirements determination is an operational command function, not a contracting activity fun...

Which one of these is a reason that sureties face significant hazards on reclamation, mining, and removal bonds? - long-tail liability Which one of these statements about handling reclamation, mining, and removal bond claims is true? - Courts seldom rule in favor of sureties. Which one of these is the second phase of the reclamation process? - Revegetation Which one of these statements about surface or strip mining bonds is true? - The mining permit process is time consuming and expensive....

Which one of the following characteristics is unique under American personal suretyship compared with corporate suretyship? - Sureties were protected by laws that were favorable to them Except in the case of a forfeiture bond, if the principal defaults the surety will pay - Up to the bond penalty, but no more than the obligee's actual loss amount CB Construction entered into a construction contract with Lee Properties. The contract required that CB Construction obtain a performance bond, ...

Lansing Construction Company completed major jobs including road grading, bridges, and base and paving work. Which one of the following types of contractors is Lansing? · Heavy and highway construction · General Engineering contractor · General Building contractor · Design/build contractor - Heavy and highway construction The project owner for a new shopping plaza being built in Highville is the Highville Municipal Property Company. The role of the project owner at the beginning of an...

A surety bond is a written document in which one party guarantees a second party's - Performance to a third party for the second party's failure to fulfill an obligation. Which one of the these groups, for the most part, serves the market for fidelity and surety bonds in the United States? - Multiline property-casualty insurers Sureties use what written document to authorize a producer to act as the surety's agent in bond production? - A power of attorney While suretyship and banking bo...

A type of reinsurance transaction that involves an agreement between the primary insurer and the reinsurer specifying how to transfer risks, that defines the eligible risks in terms of lines and classes of business, that specifies the parties' obligations, and for which eligible risks are automatically reinsured, is - Treaty reinsurance A surety's liability for a surety bond can only cease to exist when the underlying obligation/agreement has - been performed as specified in the contract ...

Any promise to answer for another person's debts or defaults, including the promise that a surety makes to the obligee under a bond, derives from which one of these? - Statutes of frauds Following the Civil War, the growing number and complexity of financial/commercial relationships led to the need for - Commercial suretyship. In accordance with a contract to build a county shed for the Village of Malcom, Raymone Construction purchases a contract surety bond from SureRite Insurance. Identi...

Akiem owns a small hardware business. He plans to hire a contractor to build a new retail building for his business. Akiem contacted his financial planner for advice on the type of bods he should require from the contractor to be assured that the work will be completed properly, according to the specifications and in compliance with city building codes. Akiem believes that personal suretyship, backed by his brother (the surety), would be sufficient for his small business bond needs. What ad...

The surety relationship includes all of the following parties, EXCEPT: a. Surety b. Fiduciary c. Obligee d. Principal - b. Fiduciary All of the following are recognized bond terms, EXCEPT: a. Noncancelable (open term) b. Definite term c. Continuous term d. Revolving term - d. Revolving term In addition to assisting bond applicants to complete applications and indemnity agreements, some surety producers a. Investigate commercial surety bond losses. b. Design commercial surety bond fo...

The two main types of construction are heavy and highway construction and - The general building trades Dramatic increase in project size, taking work in new geographical areas, moving into new types of construction, and lack of management maturity are all factors that can result in - Contractor failure The Miller Act requires a contractor on a federal construction project to post two bonds, a performance bond and a - Labor and material payment bond Contractors would typically be granted ...

In the context of risk, the chance of being injured while driving to and from work, loading a truck at work, moving furniture at home, or falling in an icy parking lot at the mall are all examples of A. Possibilities. B. Uncertainties. C. Probabilities. D. Losses. - A. Possibilities. The statement, "There is a five percent chance that John will be injured in an automobile accident while driving to work tomorrow," is an example of A. Quantifying risk. B. Verifying risk. C. Quantifyin...

Ethical behavior is based on - reasoned consideration of all issues surrounding a conflict Morality is - universal and basic to human relationships Maintaining high ethical standards is best associated with - knowledge of law and regulations The Sarbanes-Oxley federal law requires that publicly traded companies identify principal ethics officers, create anonymous hotlines for reporting unethical behavior, and - establish codes of ethics. Enforceable components of the CPCU Code of Professi...

A building had been vacant for 60 days, and the insurer didn't know about it, when it sustained 100K, 5K, and 1K losses due to windstorm, theft, and sprinkler leakage, respectively. What amount is covered under CPP? - 85K, 0, and 0. If a building is vacant for 60 or more consecutive days before the loss, they won't pay for any loss caused by vandalism, sprinkler leakage, building glass breakage, water damage, theft, or attempted theft... otherwise you'll only get 85% Various building de...

The expenses associated with adjusting claims are referred to as Select one: A. Prospective loss costs. B. Loss adjustment expenses. C. Claims costs. D. Operating expenses. - B. Loss adjustment expenses. Insurer Y is small but has a specialty insurance market for high-value vehicles. In competing with a larger insurer with a broader market, Insurer Y is likely to have which one of the following advantages? Select one: A. Insurer Y would have more capital surplus available than a larger...