Brainarium

Day 1 FISH - CORRECT ANSWER-1. Denatured in 2xSSC for 2 mins 2. EtOH bath for 2 mins each (70%,80%,90%) 3. Dry very well ALL FISH B-CELL - CORRECT ANSWER--CEP 4,10,17 -t(9;22) BCR/ABL DUAL COLOR/DUAL FUSION -t(12;21) ETV6/RUNX1 DUAL COLOR SINGLE FUSION -11q23 MLL (rearrangement/deletion break apart) ALL FISH T-CELL - CORRECT ANSWER--t(9;22) BCR/ABL AML FISH - CORRECT ANSWER--t(8;21) -INV(16) OR t(16;16) -11q23 MLL rearrangement/deletion 45, X - CORRECT ANSWER-Turner syndrome, webbing ...

There are four broad aims of nursing practice. - CORRECT ANSWER-To promote health To prevent illness To restore health To facilitate coping with disability or death What is the term for an active person in which a person moves toward his/her maximum potential; not merely an absence of disease and a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being? - CORRECT ANSWER-Health Name a characteristics of a chronic disease. - CORRECT ANSWER-It is a permanent change. Causes or is caused...

Which of the following is a primary lymphatic organ? A. spleen B. tonsil C. lymph node D. thymus - CORRECT ANSWER-D. thymus B cells are responsible for A. humoral (antibody-mediated) immunity B. nonspecific immunity C. inflammation D. cellular (cell-mediated) immunity - CORRECT ANSWER-A. humoral (antibodymediated) immunity Which of the following is NOT a tonsil? A. pharyngeal B. popliteal C. palatine D. lingual - CORRECT ANSWER-B. Popliteal Active immunity A. occurs as a result o...

What is function (CC2) - CORRECT ANSWER-This makeup of an object allows it to operate What is the relationship between levels (CC2) - CORRECT ANSWER-1. Atoms are the smallest things and form molecules 2. Molecules combine to form cells 3. Cells are the first stages of life and multiple cells can combine to form tissues 4. There are several types of tissues but tissues can come together to form organs 5. Organs will then form organ systems 6. Once all of these steps are achieved it will t...

The nurse is preparing to give a bath to an older adult who is unconscious and has had a fever and night sweats. Which type of bath would be the best option? - CORRECT ANSWER-Complete bed bath The nurse is caring for a client who has recently migrated to this country. The interpreter shares that the client usually bathes once a week. When your assessment is finished, the nurse plans to have the client shower. What additional information needs to be gathered? - CORRECT ANSWER-Ask about hygi...

The nursing profession has multiple nursing organizations which set standards for practice and education. Choose the professional nursing organization which helps nursing students to practice self-governance, to advocate for student and patient rights, and to take collective, responsible action on social and political issues. A. NLN b. AACN c. NSNA d. ANA - CORRECT ANSWER-c After graduating from an accredited program in nursing and successfully passing the NCLEX-RN, what gives the nurse...

Leader - CORRECT ANSWER-Inspiring others by setting an example of positive health, assertive communication, and willingness to improve. Manager - CORRECT ANSWER-Coordinating and managing the activites of all members of the team Case manager - CORRECT ANSWER-Coordinating the care delivered to a client. Research consumer - CORRECT ANSWER-Applying evidence-based practice to provide the most appropriate care, to identify clinical problems that warrant research, and to protect the rights of re...

A group of nurses have identified that the elderly patients on their unit have a high incidence or pressure ulcers after they have a stroke. During a unit meeting they discuss different interventions that they think may reduce the development of pressure ulcers. What is the nurses' next step to investigate this clinical problem further? 1. Conduct a literature review 2. Share the findings with others 3. Conduct a statistical analysis 4. Create a well-defined PICOT question - CORRECT AN...

temporal bone - CORRECT ANSWER-bone that forms parts of the side of the skull and floor of the cranial activity. There is a right and left temporal bone. sphenoid bone - CORRECT ANSWER-Bone that joins all of the bones of the cranium together frontal bone - CORRECT ANSWER-forms the forehead sagittal suture - CORRECT ANSWER-between the two parietal bones coronal suture - CORRECT ANSWER-between frontal and parietal bones OPTS to FOREHEAD - CORRECT ANSWER-occipital bone parietal bone tempor...

1) Medically Underserved - CORRECT ANSWER-*site must be official, physician must be reachable by phone & must be provided with daily status report of any major problems outside of the protocol. *must have protocols. 1a) Physician Primary Practice Site - CORRECT ANSWER-* Must have protocols. *Sign drug orders only for pts whom the MD has/will establish a relationship. *alternate MD may delegate. *MD may delegate to no more than 7 APNS or PAs. *Physician on-site visits should be 50% of the...

Which statement most accurately encapsulates Thomas Kuhn's proposed philosophy of science? A) Science philosophy should address both the conceptual and empirical problems of science and serve as merely a problem-solving activity. B) Science philosophy should focus on concept clarification and concept analysis based on theory development and synthesis. C) Science philosophy should resolve conceptual problems in science without being limited to the development of theories. D) Science ph...

When providers deliver unnecessary services with the objective of protecting themselves against lawsuits, this practice is called: A) defensive medicine. B) supplier-induced demand. C) primary protection. D) legal risk. - CORRECT ANSWER-A Legislation is to laws as regulations are to: A) bills. B) laws. C) rules. D) practice. - CORRECT ANSWER-C How does healthcare regulation protect the public? A) Nurses are regulated in their practice and therefore cannot do harm. B) Physicians are ...

What is a cough?Protective reflex that helps clear the airways by an explosive expiration. Acute cough: 2-3 weeks Chronic cough: longer than 3 weeks. Causes: Post nasal drip, GERD, medications (ACE). Hypoventilation vs. Hyperventilation? Hypo: Alveolar ventilation is INADEQUATE: leads to RESPIRATORY ACIDOSIS. Hyper: Alveolar ventilation EXCEEDS metabolic demands: Leads to RESPIRATORY ALKALOSIS. What is clubbing? A painless enlargement of the terminal phalanges of the fingers and toes that...

The two natural forces that exert loads on trees are - CORRECT ANSWER-gravity and wind Lines formed where two edges of bark at a crack or wound meet are called - CORRECT ANSWER-seams Another name of an "advanced" assessment is - CORRECT ANSWER-Level 3 Tree risk assessors should inform clients that - CORRECT ANSWER-tree risk assessments represent the condition of the tree at the time of inspection Risk is defined as - CORRECT ANSWER-the combination of the likelihood of an event and ...

Using a probe to investigate cavities - CORRECT ANSWER-Not part of an advanced assessment Seams - CORRECT ANSWER-Lines formed where two edges of bark at a crack or wound meet Categories of consequences of failure - CORRECT ANSWER-Severe, significant, minor, negligible Stratifying and prioritizing targets - CORRECT ANSWER-Classifying targets according to value Response growth - CORRECT ANSWER-Term for wood growth in response to damage or loads in order to compensate for higher strain Lo...

Risk is evaluated by categorizing or quantifying the risk and then - CORRECT ANSWER-Comparing it to the clients acceptable risk threshold to determine the significance Cankers or more likely to affect re stability if - CORRECT ANSWER-More than one third of the tree or branch circumference is affected The 4 categories of consequences of failure are - CORRECT ANSWER-Severe, significant, minor, negligible A general term for various types of new wood produced in response to damage or loads i...

What are the four clinical stages of the process of infection and describe each? Incubation phase: period from initial exposure to the onset of of the first symptoms; can last hours to years. Prodromal phase: Starts with initial symptoms is often very mild with feelings of discomfort and tiredness. Invasion phase: invasion is farther and affects other body tissues, symptoms of illness are at their worst. Convalescence phase: (RECOVERY) recovery occurs and symptoms decline, or the disease is...

The scope of work should clarify - CORRECT ANSWER-Any property boundaries that restrict access to the tree(s). Local government or authority's requirements for inspection and permitting. To whom the final report is to be submitted. Standard of care is measured by using - CORRECT ANSWER-The best management practices, applicable industry' standards, and training courses The amount and extent of internal decay can be estimated by - CORRECT ANSWERObserving response growth and Compartment...

acceptable risk - the degree or amount of risk that the owner manager , or controlling authority is willing to accept . acceptable risk threshold the highest level of risk that does not exceed the owner / manager's tolerance . advanced assessment Level 3 advanced -an assessment performed to provide detailed information about specific tree parts , defects , targets , or site conditions . Specialized equipment , data collection and analysis , d / or expertise are usually required . adv...

Butt rot - CORRECT ANSWER-decay of the lower trunk, trunk flare, or buttress roots Barrier zone - CORRECT ANSWER-a chemical and anatomical barrier formed by the cambium present at the time of wounding in response to wounding. Inhibits the spread of decay into xylem tissue formed after the time of wounding. Wall 4 is the CODIT model (contrast with reaction zone). Basal swelling - CORRECT ANSWER-increased wood growth in the area near or where the trunk and roots come together Bracket - CORR...