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Which of the following is NOT a virus scanning technique? Machine learning, AI usage Holder’s public key, serial number, validation period, and signature algorithm are all items of a(n): X.509 digital certificate is the process or art of deciphering coded messages without knowing the key. Cryptanalysis Which of the following wireless encryption methods is the LEAST secure? WEP What encryption method is often referred to as a “shift” cipher? Caesar What cryptographic method uses a...

GE 5103 Lesson 8 - Quiz

1. Urgency - How quickly stakeholders need immediate attention or regular information about the project 2. Stakeholder engagement assessment matrix - A document that shows the current and desired engagement levels of stakeholders 3. Stakeholder engagement plan - A plan that identifies the strategies and actions required to engage and collaborate with stakeholders 4. Interest - The level and frequency of information the stakeholder needs about your project 5. Legitimacy - the level of inv...

to protect both the staff and clients from becoming infected by one another The nurse wears personal protective equipment (PPE) when entering the client's room. What is the nurse's goal in wearing PPE? to prevent infection transmission The client asks the nurse why the nurse wears a disposable gown every time the nurse enters the client's room. What is the nurse's best response? 'I am required to wear a gown for certain infections that are easily passed to others.' The ...

The nurse is in the client's room to administer the client's morning oral medications. Which action does the nurse take first? Confirm the client's identity. A nurse is measuring a liquid medication in a graduated liquid medication cup. The nurse determines the correct amount by reading: the bottom of the meniscus. The nurse is administering routine medications to a postsurgical client and the client asks, 'Could I have something for pain?' The nurse checks the medication a...

Nonopioids - CORRECT ANSWER-used for mild to moderate acute & chronic pain; drugs with a long half-life are preferred for chronic pain such as osteoarthritis (OA) Nonopiods block what? - CORRECT ANSWER-block the peripheral formation of pain sensation by blocking Cox-2 or prostaglandins; w/o prostaglandins no pain sensation is created Nursing Implications for oral medications - CORRECT ANSWER--tablet, capsule, or liquid. -some taken with food -some on empty stomach based on drug -Admini...

what is religion? - CORRECT ANSWER-systematic and routine/organized. the structure of spirituality what is spirituality? - CORRECT ANSWER-the searching for the meaning of life. affects behavior which affects decisions when to assess spirituality? - CORRECT ANSWER-during whole stay but ESPECIALLY after change in diagnosis (cancer, etc.), before any major procedures who do you typically consent before major procedures/decisions? - CORRECT ANSWER-elders, chaplains, higher authority, etc. pa...

Professional Identity - CORRECT ANSWER-a sense of oneself that is influenced by characteristics, norms, and values of the nursing discipline, resulting in an individual thinking, acting, and feeling like a nurse. Nursing requires: - CORRECT ANSWER--Current knowledge and practice standards -Insightful and compassionate approach -Critical thinking Patricia Benner's Stages of Nursing Proficiency - CORRECT ANSWER--Novice (beginning nursing student or new situation) -Advanced beginner -C...

According to Piaget's theory of cognitive development, a person 11 years or older begins to: a. Use images and symbols to represent the world. b. Think abstractly. c. Explore the environment by using the senses. d. Think that everyone sees the world exactly as he or she sees it. - CORRECT ANSWER-b. Think abstractly. Maria continues her assessment of the newborn girl. Which of the following is a normal reflex found in newborns? (Select all that apply.) -Blinking in response to bright ...

A client receiving antiretroviral therapy reports “not urinating enough.” What is the nurse’s best action? Assess blood urea nitrogen and creatinine. A 24-year-old client was admitted to the emergency room after a water skiing accident. The X-rays revealed two fractured vertebrae, T-12 and L1. Based on this information, the nurse would know to perform which of the following actions? Check the client's urine for hematuria. The nurse assesses the client who had abdominal surgery an...

Erikson's Stages of Psychosocial Development Question: Occurs from Birth to 18 months; Erikson's 1st stage of Development; Caregiver must provide basic needs. To resolve this stage needs must be met. Answer: Trust vs. Mistrust Question: Age: 3-6 years old; Child explores the world and their abilities; Positive reinforcement leads to a sense of purpose. Answer: Initiative vs. Guilt Question: Which of the following would be examples of positive reinforcers? (Select all that apply.) ...

What is Dilaudid used for? And what to ask patient about? Pain/pain scale What is Rocephin used for? What to look at before administering medication Antibiotic/look at patient's white blood cell count What is Phenergan used for? And what to ask patient about? Nausea or vomiting/if they are still nauseas What is Heparin used for? What to look at before administering medication Blood clotting/PTT time What is NPH insulin/regular insulin used for/what to look at before administering med...

Normal sodium levels - CORRECT ANSWER-135-145 mEq/L normal potassium levels - CORRECT ANSWER-3.5-5.0 mEq/L Normal calcium levels - CORRECT ANSWER-9-11 mg/dL Normal magnesium levels - CORRECT ANSWER-1.3-2.1 mEq/L normal chloride levels - CORRECT ANSWER-98-106 mEq/L Hyponatremia S/Sx - CORRECT ANSWER-V/D, confusion, hypotension, edema, muscle cramps, weakness and dry skin. Hypernatremia S/SX - CORRECT ANSWER-Neurologic impairment, restlessness, agitation, weakness, disorientation, delusion...

Describe the step by step procedure of giving pt's medication: - CORRECT ANSWER-1. Receive/verify order 2. Assess need- screen for pain, nausea, blood sugar, etc (request information from instructor) 3. Gather supplies and check 6 rights • Right drug, dose, time, route, patient, documentation 4. Check expiration of medication 5. Calculate dose, draw up, check 6 rights • Right drug, dose, time, route, patient, documentation 6. Introduce yourself to patient, perform hand hygiene, v...

Rounding rules (0.5) < 0.5 = round down 0.5 = round up Rounding rules (mL) < 1 mL = round to second decimal place 1 mL = round to first decimal place • unless directions say otherwise Rounding rules (IV) mL/hr and gtts/min rounded to nearest whole mL or gtt Rounding rules (IV time) round decimals to second decimal, multiply by 60 1 kg = ___ lbs 2.2 lbs 1 oz = ___ mL 29 mL 1 tsp 5 mL 1 tbs 15 mL (3 tsp) Who is the most prone to getting infections? Young, old, and immun...

When can regression occur? - CORRECT ANSWER-At any age. Interventions for families under stress can include: - CORRECT ANSWER-stress management yoga therapy deep breathing relaxing music etc. School age children deal with what problem? - CORRECT ANSWER-Bullying in school Kids who are bullied - CORRECT ANSWER-Won't want to go to school May pretend to be sick Etc. Toddlers entering school are prone to getting ________. - CORRECT ANSWER-sick often Examples of important things to ed...

Pain in the abdomen from a cholecystectomy is what kind of pain? - CORRECT ANSWER-Visceral The guy that fell out of the treat experienced what kind of pain? - CORRECT ANSWERSomatic pain Post op education for a pt regarding pain includes: - CORRECT ANSWER--relaxtion techniques (music, headphones, meditation) -deep breathing before painful procedures -teaching pt to take meds before pain gets severe Regarding risk factors for a sleeping infant, which two would you not select? (This was a s...

NUR 257 Essential Diabetes Care Tips for Older Adults: A Nursing Guide Rated 100% correct

1.) This is a measure of the levels of cognitive changes as one passes through the process of dementia. - The Global Deterioration Scale 2.) This instrument is used for the assessment of both mobility and the ability to perform ADLs. - The Barthel Index 3.) This is a simple and overall assessment tool of older adults focusing on geriatric syndromes. - Fulmer Spices 4.) Used in the screening of cognitive status: screens and monitors orientation, short-term memory & attention, language. -...

1.Insomnia interventions 2.Scabies signs and symptoms S/S: Intense itching, particularly at night caused by mites called Sarcoptes Scabiei. Very contagious. TX: lotion and creams, 2 or more applications a week apart, especially crusted scabies. Oral medication to kill mites. Linens and clothings washed in hot, soapy water and dried in high heat. Rooms should be thoroughly cleaned and vacuumed 3.Squamous cell carcinoma signs and symptoms S/S:begins firm, irregular, fleshy, pink-colored nodules th...