ECONOMICS,NURSING,BIOLOGY AND ALL REVISION MATERIALS

EMSP 1356 Final Review Exam Questions & Answers ASSSFLOPVD - ANSWERSApparent state of health Skin color (cyanotic, pale, yellow) Signs of distress (respiratory, pain, emotional..) Sexual development Facial expression Level of consciousness Odors (urine, fecal matter, odors on breath) Posture, motor, gait Vital statistics (Height, weight, age, race, gender) Dress, grooming, hygiene When the general impression begins and ends - ANSWERSBegins upon arrival at the scene, before Pt co...

Operations EMSP 2305 Exam Study Guide Questions & Answers The higher standard expected of ambulance drivers is known as: - ANSWERSDue Regard What governing body ensures that ambulances carry items such as disinfecting agents and sharps collections containers? - ANSWERSOSHA Which of the following items would not be part of a typical vehicle-equipment checklist? - ANSWERSWeather Conditions The paramedic should check medication expiration dates? - ANSWERSEvery Shift Recent research...

EMSP 281 Final Exam Questions & Answers Which of the following are life-threatening causes of syncope? Cardiac arrhythmias Ruptured ectopic pregnancy Hypoglycemia Vasovagal syncope Ruptured aortic aneurysm Cardiac structural abnormalities Pulmonary embolism Seizure Alcohol intoxication Subarachnoid hemorrhage - ANSWERSCardiac arrhythmias Ruptured ectopic pregnancy Ruptured aortic aneurysm Cardiac structural abnormalities Pulmonary embolism Subarachnoid hemorrhage T/F: As...

EMSP 1338 exam 1 study guide questions & answers Neonate age - ANSWERSbirth to 1 month Infant age - ANSWERS1 month to 1 year Toddler age - ANSWERS1-3 years Preschooler age - ANSWERS3-5 years School age - ANSWERS6-12 years Adolescence age - ANSWERS13-18 years Early adulthood age - ANSWERS19-40 years Middle adulthood age - ANSWERS41-60 years Late adulthood age - ANSWERS60+ years Ems levels of training in TX - ANSWERSEMR, EMT, AEMT, emt-p

EMSP EMS Operations Exam 1 Questions & Answers What term best describes the following statement: " The procedures, actions and processes that an EMS personnel are permitted by state law to undertake in keeping with the terms of their professional license or certification and approved by their EMS provider's medical director." - ANSWERSStandard of Care Which of the following best describes an EMS System? - ANSWERSA health care system designed to bring immediate on-scene care to t...

EMSP 1501 FINAL EXAM REVIEW QUESTIONS & ANSWERS bag valve mask (BVM) - ANSWERSa device with a one-way valve and a face mask attached to a ventilation bag; when attached to a reservoir and connected to oxygen, it delivers more than 90% supplemental O2 INDICATION: respiratory failure, in which the patient needs positive pressure ventilation automatic transport ventilator (ATV) - ANSWERSa PPV device attached to a control box that allows the variables of ventilation to be set; dependent o...

EMSP 1338 final review exam questions & answers How was EMS started - ANSWERSduring wars as a way to get the wounded off the battle field. How was EMS improved - ANSWERSthrough the development of the "White Paper" Accidental Death and Disability in 1966, The Emergency Medical Services System Act of 1973, and the EMS Agenda for the Future in 1996. What is "The White Paper"? - ANSWERSIt suggested guidelines for the development of EMS systems, the training of prehospital emer...

EMSP 2110 Exam 1 Study Guide Questions & Answers Patient Care - ANSWERSA CQI program should be primarily focused on improving what? Providing rapid care and bringing the hospital to the battlefield - ANSWERSMobile Army Surgical Hospitals (M*A*S*H) saved thousands of lives during the Korean War by doing what? EMS Medical Director - ANSWERSThe following are typical functions of who? Education, Finding and selecting personnel, Recommending equipment, developing clinical protocols, deve...

EMSP 1501 Prep Exam Study Guide Questions & Answers Abandonment - ANSWERSLeaving a patient without ensuring proper transfer of care Simple Negligence - ANSWERSMisfeasance: no intent to do harm, but treatment deviates from standard of care Gross negligence - ANSWERSMalfeasance: willful and wanton action that causes harm Duty to act - ANSWERSObligation of EMT to respond and provide care Proximate cause - ANSWERSInjury was direct result of EMT's negligence Damage - ANSWERSRea...

BUNDLE - SED EXAMS

EMPS Exam 2 Questions & Answers Primary intensive mitigation is to ensure that - ANSWERSFewer communities and individuals become victims of disasters Mitigation differs from other emergency management functions because - ANSWERSLooks at long term solutions to reduce risk Mitigation efforts are often implemented during what phase - ANSWERSRecovery Tools used in mitigation efforts include blank and blank - ANSWERSInsurance and structural controls Most obvious tools for mitigation ...

SED 250 EXAM 1 QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

SED concepts exam questions & answers The definition of Special Education indicates that specially designed instruction is provided at no cost to families to meet the unique needs of an individual with an exceptionality. True or False. - ANSWERSTrue- because IEDA says that services will be at no cost to families Included in the six core principles of IDEA are which of the following: 1. Zero Reject 2. Free Appropriate Public Education 3. Least Restrictive Environment 4. All of ...

SED 3600 Final Exam Review Questions & Answers What are the two parts of assistive technology? - ANSWERS How are equity and equality different? - ANSWERS What are the three categories of disability that begin with an "S"? - ANSWERS What are the two categories of disability that begin with an "O"? - ANSWERS What does the acronym DD stand for? - ANSWERS What does the acronym ID stand for? - ANSWERS What does the acronym OI stand for? - ANSWERS What does the ac...

SED exam 1 questions with 100% correct answers how many exceptionalities are there? - ANSWERS13 Interindividual differences - ANSWERSdifferences between the child and other children in their age group intraindividual differences - ANSWERSdifferences within the individual; unique patterns of strengths and weaknesses. within their own abilities. IPM - ANSWERS- informational processing model - explains how students interact with and respond to the world around them. - input (atten...

SED Study Exam Questions & Answers What is sed - ANSWERSSed is a stream editor build in 1972 in Ball labs Input of sed - ANSWERSsed 's/old/new/' target_ sed 's/old/new/' target_ target_ ls -la | sed 's/old/new/' sed 's/old/new/' < input sed 's/old/new/' Substitution - ANSWERSsed 's/old/new/' target_ sed 's/old/new/' target_ target_ It will replace every line first 'old' to 'new' Example: CMD: sed 's/the/...

SED 300 Final Exam Questions & Answers Federal special education law uses which one of the following terms to describe children and youth with emotional and behavioral disorders? - ANSWERS- Emotionally disturbed Definitional problems for emotional/behavioral disorders have been made more difficult due to each of the following except - ANSWERS- the DSM V categorizations. Which one of the following statements is false regarding students with emotional and behavioral disorders? - ANSWERS...

SED 380 Final Exam Questions & Answers Synthesis - ANSWERSA learning component in which we integrate elements or parts to form a whole, creating something that was previously evident is known as? Normal Rate - ANSWERSThe reading rate skill that involves students identfiying relationships, solve a problem, or answer questions is? Criterion Referenced - ANSWERSTests that are useful for assistant teachers in program planning Norm Referenced Tests - ANSWERSWhich form of assessment shou...

SED Test 1 Questions with Complete Solutions Exceptional children - ANSWERSinclusive term generally refers to individuals who differ from societal or community standards of normalcy (due to significant physical, sensory, cognitive, or behavioral characteristics) Disability - ANSWERSinability or reduced capacity to perform a task in a specific way, limitation imposed on an individual by a loss or reduction of functioning (ex. Paralysis, absence of an arm, loss of sight), can also refer to...

SED Exam 3 Questions & Answers How does the IDEA define speech and language impairments? - ANSWERSChildren are eligible for services in this category if they have a communication disorder such as stuttering, impaired articulation, a language impairment, or a voice impairment that affects a child's educational performance At what age should a child be pronouncing all sounds correctly? What course of action should be taken if he or she is not? - ANSWERSBy 8 years old; go to a speech pat...