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What term describes the OSHA excursion level for hazardous material exposures - Correct Answer-STEL What route of chemical exposure occurs most frequently in the workplace - Correct Answer-Inhalation What response describes the method for controlling exposures to airborne hazards - Correct Answer-Ensure the operation has adequate local or general ventilation What response describes a requirement of OSHA Bloodborne Standard - Correct Answer-Employers must consider safer needles from front-...

marketing mix - ️️combination of the four P's of marketing; product, place, promotion and price. 4 P's of marketing - ️️product, place, price and promotion (controlled variables) Product-Service Mix - ️️guestroom, furnishings, decor, amenities, service features, structure/exterior, quality/name brand. Place-Distribution Mix - ️️travel agents, tour operators, salespeople, referral groups, reservation systems, direct sales Promotional - Communication Mix - ️️public...

Yard Rules for Yard Employees - Correct Answer-1) Obey speed limit/wear seatbelt. 2) Headlights, hazards, 360 degrees visibility. 3) Take keys with you when exiting vehicle. 4) Wear reflective vest. 5) Use orange cone. 5 keys to preventing slips and falls - Correct Answer-1) Walk at a brisk pace, don't run. 2) Firm footing, maintain balance. 3) Don't walk on unsecured belts, rollers, slides. 4) Look before stepping. 5) Adjust for changing conditions. 8 Keys to Lifting and Lowerin...

Number of total pregnancies (including this one) - Correct Answer-Gravida Number of pregnancies delivered past 20 weeks (dead or alive) - Correct Answer-Para Number of pregnancies delivered before 20 weeks (spontaneous or elective) - Correct Answer-Abortus Number of term pregnancies delivered at 37 weeks or more - Correct Answer-T-(term) What is the babies first stool called? - Correct Answer-Meconium

Accountability - Correct Answer-Answerable for actions; answer to self, the client, the profession and the institution. Responsibility - Correct Answer-Executes duties associated with the nurse's particular role. Agency's Policies and Procedures - Correct Answer-Reads and adheres the agency policies and procedures. Verocity - Correct Answer-Truthfulness, adherance to precision and honesty. Punctuality and Promptness - Correct Answer-Is on time for all class, lab, and clinical assig...

An LPN/LVN - Correct Answer-Must pass a licensing test to work, assists RN's in caring for acutely ill persons and with complex procedures, has fewer responsibilities and functions than RNs When a team leader delegates the care of certain persons to other nurses, the nursing care pattern is called - Correct Answer-Team nursing An example of functional nursing is - Correct Answer-One nurse gives all treatments Subacute care is needed when the person needs - Correct Answer-Care that falls...

Diagnostic tests, physical exams, surgery, emergency care and drugs are used in A) Health promotion B) Detection and treatment of disease C) Rehabilitation and restorative care D) Disease prevention - Correct Answer-B) Detection and treatment of disease The goal of rehabilitation and restorative care is A) To teach the person about healthy living B) To return persons to their highest possible level of physical and psychological functioning C)To return the person completely to normal fun...

What precautions are used with all patients to prevent transmission of diseases that can be acquired by exposure to blood, body fluids, non-intact skin (including rashes), and mucous membranes? - Correct Answer-standard precautions Good ________________ can prevent musculoskeletal injuries to healthcare workers when transferring or moving patients/ residents. - Correct Answer-body mechanics What type of precautions require the use of a respirator/ N95 mask? - Correct AnswerAirborne What is...

How many organ systems are there? - Correct Answer-11 The heart is part of which organ system? - Correct Answer-Cardiovascular System (or circulatory) Name the 11 organ systems of the body? - Correct Answer-1. Integumentary 2. Skeletal 3. Muscular 4. Nervous 5. Endocrine 6. Cardiovascular 7. Lymphatic 8. Respiratory 9. Digestive 10. Urinary 11. Reproductive Which anatomical plane separates superior from inferior? - Correct Answer-Transverse Plane T/F the Elbow is proximal to the ...

When released in a muscle cell calcium binds to the regulatory proteins on the ____________ and exposes binding sites. - Correct Answer-actin Muscle force production is affected by - Correct Answer-all of above The contractile unit of a skeletal muscle fiber is the _________________. - Correct Answer-sarcomere When performing an isometric contraction, the - Correct Answer-muscle length does not change. At very short muscle lengths there is - Correct Answer-At very short muscle lengths th...

frontal plan - Correct Answer-divides into front and back (anterior and posterior) sides; coronal plane transverse plane - Correct Answer-cross sectional plane; divides into upper and lower portions ventral - Correct Answer-front, larger cavity; everything on the front side (lungs, heart, liver, etc); split by diaphragm - thoracic and adominopelvic thoracic cavity - Correct Answer-chest above the diaphragm; divided into mediastinum and pleural mediastinum - Correct Answer-heat and trache...

The area in the centre of the A band that contains no thin filaments is the... - Correct Answer-H band The skeletal muscle complex known as the triad consists of - Correct Answer-A transverse tubule and two terminal cisternae What is released from the sarcoplasmic reticulum? - Correct Answer-Calcium ion The number of muscle fibers innervated by a single lower motorneuron... - Correct Answer-A motor unit Nerves and blood vessels that service the muscle fibers are located in the connective ...

What is the structural order of the human body - Correct Answer-Atom, molecule, organelle, cell, tissue, organ, organ system What is epithelial tissue? - Correct Answer-A sheet of cells that cover the body surface or line a body cavity. Job to protect surface and absorption, secretion. Location - skin, digestive tract and respiratory system connective tissue - Correct Answer-A body tissue that provides support for the body and connects all of its parts. Location - bones, ligaments, tendons...

what are the functions of blood - Correct Answer--transport (gases,nutrients,wastes) Regulation (temp, p.h, fluid volume) Protection (against blood loss, infection) how many chains of proteins does a haemoglobin have - Correct Answer-4 chains what does the globen from a haemoglobin carry - Correct Answer-carbon dioxide what does the haem of a haemoglobin carry - Correct Answer-ferrus- iron (what oxygen attaches to) what is the composition of blood - Correct Answer-red blood cells- 45% ...

Charting by exception - Correct Answer-Only data that are abnormal are charted. Examples: graphic records of VS, Braden assessment of skin Therapeutic techniques - Correct Answer--Don't give advice -Don't interrupt to tell your story -Always focus on the other person. Reflect back feelings (To reflect use "sounds like") ("Sounds like you've had a bad day") -Use open ended questions & reflection first -Offering self: "I'll stay with you awhile" False -reassur...

Breathing- looking for inspiration/expiration cycle (in and out), the ease of resps and ability to talk. Circulation- persons colour, sweating and temperature, any obvious bleeding from surgical sites. What is a brief assessment every time you encounter a patient in a clinical setting? - Correct Answer-Airway- open? breathing- in/out circulation? circulation- colour, temp, obvious bleeding response- alert?, talking, confused? tubes- Iv's or catheters, note fluid levels monitors- car...

Which can create negative issues when using social media during a practicum? - Correct Answer-ALL OF THESE a) naming the facility where you are doing your practicum on facebook b) posting photographs of a coworker's party involving drugs c) naming a patient at your practicum site who has cancer on facebook d) texting your family & friends during practicum hours Most practicum experiences include monetary compensation for the student's work based on hourly wage - Correct Answer-false...

Blood flow through the heart - Correct Answer-R. atrium (deoxygenated), R. ventricle, pulmonary arteries, lungs, pulmonary veins (now oxygenated), L. atrium, L ventricle, aorta, body ventricular diastole - Correct Answer-relaxation of the ventricles ventricular systole - Correct Answer-contraction of ventricles conduction of electrical impulses through the heart - Correct Answer-The electrical impulse travels from the sinus node to the atrioventricular node (also called AV node). blood ve...

action potential - Correct Answer-the change in electrical potential associated with the passage of an impulse along the membrane of a muscle cell or nerve cell. action potential of neurons - Correct Answer-Electrical signal along surface of neuron membrane. electrical impulses - Correct Answer-nerves that stimulate the myocardium of the chambers of the heart Axons - Correct Answer-Carry impulses away from the cell body brain structure and function - Correct Answer-- Three separate major ...

What is the one of the major functions of the cerebellum? a. Coordination of complex movements b. Cardiovascular rhythm regulation c. Memory formation and recall d. Long term regulation of blood volume - Correct Answer-a. Coordination of complex movements What are the components of the central nervous system? a. Brain and spinal cord b. Spinal and cranial nerves c. Receptors and brain d. Receptors and spinal cord - Correct Answer-a. Brain and spinal cord What is the main function of W...