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DCF med admin certified staff MUST consult directly with the LP before administration of any psychotropic PRN medications - ️️TRUE (T/F) In the state of CT, medical doctors, pediatricians, psychiatrists, physician assistants, advanced practice registered nurses and dentists are all considered licensed practitioners - ️️TRUE (T/F) A licensed practitioner's order (prescription) is required for all medications administered - ️️TRUE The most common signs of asthma attack are (5...

DCF Admin Procedure (steps to take when admin meds) - ️️Approach task in calm manner allowing no distractions. Wash hands before and after medication administration. Assemble appropriate equipment. Perform rule of three. Pour correct dose of medication. Identify the correct youth. Administer the medication utilizing the proper technique. For oral medications, perform mouth check. Document Return medication to the locked area and clean up. Before administering medication, you must ...

Which is an advantage of oral medication? - ️️It can be pumped out of the stomach if there is an overdose Besides the primary care physician who can sign the medication orders? - ️️The APRN, the PA, the psychiatrist, A successful completion of your final exam means - ️️That you have passed baseline competency A source of medication can be - ️️Plants, animals, and minerals The trade name is - ️️The name given for marketing purposes When are you required to count "co...

what to know about medication? - ️️what the med is for who to tell about the side effects if you think its not working what do you do when a routine med is missed? - ️️circle your initials, write what happened it your nurses notes MAR - ️️medication administration record DD - ️️developmental disability MUI - ️️major unusual incident UIR - ️️unusual incident report IST - ️️individual specific training (shadowing) How can you tell a nonverbal consumer is in pa...

Suppository - ️️Medication in a cocoa butter base that melts at body temperature when inserted into the vaginal or rectal opening Rebound congestion - ️️Occurs with the long term use of nasal decongestants. The membrane swelling returns when the medication wear off Acute Illness - ️️Sickness that begins quickly and last a short time Adverse effect - ️️Unexpected and possibly serious or life threatening effects of a medication Akathesia - ️️Inability to sit still Analg...

Anti-cholinergics medications - ️️They treat the muscle movement disorders seen with antipsychotic mmedications Controlled medication count - ️️Required process during which the oncoming certified staff count all the controlled medication with the off going certified staff to ensure that the correct amount of controlled medication that is in supply is documented and correct Akathesia - ️️Motor restlessness, inability to sit still Analgesics - ️️Medication to relieve pain ...

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Reposition Seated Patients - ️️Patients should be seated in a way that minimizes pressure and prevents sliding and shear Limit the time the patient spends seated in a chair Patients who can reposition themselves should be taught to weight shift every 15 minutes for approximately 2 minutes Push-up weight shifts, forward-lean weight shifts, and side-lean weight shifts can be used Patients who cannot reposition themselves should be repositioned at least every hour by a caregiver Use a ...

Stage 3 Pressure Injury - ️️Full thickness loss of skin, adipose (fat) is visible in the ulcer and granulation tissue and epibole (rolled wound edges) are often present. Slough and/or eschar may be visible. The depth of tissue damage varies by anatomical location; areas of significant adiposity can develop deep wounds. Undermining and tunneling may occur. Fascia, muscle, tendon, ligament, cartilage or bone is not exposed. Pressure - ️️Pressure is the force (per unit area) exerted ...

Venous Ulcer Location - ️️Lower calf and ankle (the gaiter area) Pretibial and medial supra-malleolar area of the ankle near perforator veins. Lower Extremity Venous Disease Risks - ️️Family history Older age Obesity History of venous disease or thromboembolism Trauma to the legs Female Pregnancy Occupation that involves standing for a long period Wound/Skin Injury etiology - ️️disease, moisture and trauma Arterial Ulcers - ️️A wound caused by impaired arterial blood f...

shear - ️️Shear stress is the force (per unit area) exerted parallel to the tissue.2 Shear strain is the actual distortion or deformation of tissue as a result of shear stress. Some shear strain occurs at rest. Shear strain is intensified in certain clinical situations (e.g., raising the head of the bed > 30 degrees; dragging rather than lifting while repositioning). One layer of tissue slides over another deforming adipose and muscle tissue and disrupting blood flow. pressure - ️...

A 69 Y/O female with a right hip fracture was admitted to the orthopedic unit from the emergency department shortly after falling in her yard. Thirty-two hours later she underwent surgery to repair the hip and returned to the orthopedic unit post operatively. The pressure injury survey was conducted on day 4 of hospitalization and the survey team saw a Stage 2 pressure injury over the coccyx.Review of her hospital admission assessment record revealed incomplete assessment of this area due t...

A 78-year-old female was admitted with heart failure to the ICU from home. By day 3 of hospitalization, she had improved and was transferred to the medical cardiac unit. The pressure injury survey was conducted on day 4 of the hospitalization and the survey team noted a Stage 1 area of persistent, non-blanchable redness on her right heel. Review of her hospital admission assessment record revealed that she had 4+ lower right leg edema and brown discoloration of the lower calf and ankle skin...

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Dirty money, derived from criminal activities of Belgian Criminal A, is sent to a foreign bank account of Corporation B. Then in Belgium, a new investment Company C is incorporated. Criminal A is appointed as a director of Company C. Company C borrows money from the foreign Company B and buys real estate in Belgium. The real estate is rented to third parties. Director (Criminal) A also rents an apartment in the building. With the funds generated by the rent, Company C pays off the loan to...

The United Nations 2000 Convention Against Transnational Organized Crime, also known as the "Palermo Convention," defines money laundering as: 1. - ️️The conversion or transfer of property, knowing it is derived from a criminal offense, for the purpose of concealing or disguising its illicit origin or of assisting any person who is involved in the commission of the crime to evade the legal consequences of his or her actions. Formed in 1989 - ️️Financial Action Task Force (FA...

A bank in Italy holds a business account for a Italian company that sells gold throughout Europe and the Western Hemisphere. The bank knows the purpose of this account is to receive payment for sales. A review of the account shows a pattern of wire transfers coming from payable-through accounts. There is also a pattern of purchases of gold bullion held in Swiss banks. The MOST important factor in assessing whether money laundering is a threat is that the: - ️️Payments come from third-pa...

What are three indicators of money laundering associated with using electronic funds transfers? - ️️Funds transfers to or from financial secrecy haven without an apparent business reason. What should law enforcement provide when asking an institution to keep an account open? - ️️a written request on government agency letterhead with the appropriate signature. Funds transfers are received or sent from the same person to or from different accounts. Payments or receipts with no appa...

What is remote deposit capture and what risk is associated with it? - ️️Remote deposit capture (RDC) is a bank product that allows customers to scan a check and transmit an electronic image to the bank for deposit. Because RDC minimizes human intervention, it decreases the ability to identify potential fraud indicators, such as an altered check and multiple deposits of the same item. What is a money laundering risk pertaining to the use of concentration accounts? - ️️Money launderi...