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Etiology - ANSWER-Cause of particular disease on microscopic level Pathogenesis - ANSWER-Story of how disease develops Atrophy - ANSWER-Decrease in the size of the cells, results in reduced tissue mass Hypertrophy - ANSWER-Increase in cell size, results in enlarged tissue mass Hyperplasia - ANSWER-Increased number of cells, results in enlarged tissue mass Metaplasia - ANSWER-Mature cell type is replaced by a different mature cell type, Ex: chronic smokers, cells lose cilia Dysp...

When was healthcare first created in the United States? - ANSWER-1798 Act for Relief of the Sick and Disabled Seaman What was created in 1915? - ANSWER-American Association for Labor Legislation... created in the model bill What was the precursor of Medicare and Medicaid? - ANSWER-Social security passed in 1935 What are the three main goals of ACA? - ANSWER-expand access to health insurance, reduce healthcare costs, support innovative delivery methods What area *medicare or medicaid*...

Uniform Anatomical Gift Act of 1968 - ANSWER-allowed to donate body/specific part upon death and in 1987 no longer had to have consent of nearest kin to do so Wyatt v. Stickney 1971 - ANSWER-Right to treatment decision- established minimum standards of treatment for individuals in mental health facilities Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 - ANSWER-A provision of the 1972 Educational Amendments that prohibits sex discrimination in any educational program receiving federal financi...

Year HIPAA was first enacted - ANSWER-1996 Full name of HIPAA - ANSWER-The Health Insurance Privacy and Accessibility Act of 1996 Component of HIPAA passed in 1996 which allows patients to take their health insurance with them when they lose or change a job - ANSWER-Title I Component of HIPAA Title I which was invalidated with the passage of the Affordable Care Act of 2010 - ANSWER-Exclusion period for pre-existing conditions Component of HIPAA passed in 1996 which has had many Rules...

family focused intensive case management - ANSWER-support and education to help meet loved one's needs. strengths based intensive case management - ANSWER-leveraging interventions based on patient strengths. sustainability intensive case management - ANSWER-sold problem solutions with independent measures. goal focused intensive case management - ANSWER-monitor progress individually tailored intensive case management - ANSWER-staff/patient ratio is often 8/1. one-on-one best prac...

In 2018, how many children were covered under the Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP)? - ANSWER-9 million What year did Congress pass An Action for Relief of Sick and Disabled Seaman? - ANSWER-1798 In 1932, Blue Cross Networks was established in which American city? - ANSWER-Sacramento Which statement is true about COBRA? - ANSWER-Allows employees to carry their own health insurance What is social security? - ANSWER-A federal program that provides healthcare to those who are ...

the current laws relating to artificial insemination a. do not forbid artificial insemination b. state that the donor father must provide a potion of the child's support c. provide for the records that relate to the donor to remain open d. clarify the child's legitimacy e. all of the above - ANSWER-do not forbid artificial insemination the baby M case is an example of a. problems encountered with fertility drugs b. problems relating to the practice of eugentics c. problems encounte...

Permanent abatement options include... - ANSWERSPaint removal, component removal, enclosure, encapsulation Lead Inspector - ANSWERSA certified individual who conducts a surface-by-surface investigation to determine the presence of lead-based paint. Lead-based paint - ANSWERS1 mg/cm2 5000micrograms/g = 5000ppm .5% by weight What is lead based paint? - ANSWERSany surface coating containing at least 1 miligram per square centimeter of lead or .5% lead by weight. What agencies focu...

How much lead must be in the paint to be considered contaminated? - ANSWERSgreater than or equal to 1.0 mg/cm2 or 0.5% by weight What did Title X do? - ANSWERS-Shifted the federal government's focus from LBP to LBP hazards -mandated action by many branches of federal govt to reduce lead hazards in housing Why was lead used in paint? - ANSWERS-added pigment -durability -helps paint dry faster -kills mold -blocks sound How do children most often come in contact with LBP? - ANSWERSTh...

What percentage of lead is in drinking water for children? - ANSWERS20% What does Title X focus on? - ANSWERSFocuses attention on source of lead that could poison children. What areas in the waterline produce high lead levels in water? - ANSWERSPoorly Soldered joints where brass fittings are. With inspecting water what is the most causes for corrosive towards lead? - ANSWERSHot, Acidic and soft water What are the causes our air to become lead contaminated? - ANSWERSGas, Emission stat...

True or False you should always include inconclusive lead results in a HUD report. - ANSWERSFalse, never include inconclusive results True or False, at home test kit results can only be included in a report if they indicate that a home has lead. - ANSWERSFalse, at home test kits can only be included in reports if the results are negative. Painted wall sockets, switches and plates, and walls are an example of what? - ANSWERSTesting combination Risk Assessor - ANSWERSconducts risk assessm...

What does NATO stand for? - ANSWERSNorth Atlantic Treaty Organization What is NATO? - ANSWERSA military and defense alliance formed by 12 countries in Western Europe and North America. And the first peace time alliance in US History and the most important for the past 60 years. What is the purpose of NATO, (original)? - ANSWERSto protect its members from a possible attack from the Soviet Union (Containment) When was NATO formed? - ANSWERS1949 What kind of shared values did the membe...

What is the supreme law of the land? -ANSWER the Constitution The three branches of Government -ANSWER legislative, judicial, executive Is it possible to amend the US constitution by plebicite -ANSWER No when and how did California become a state -ANSWER 1850 When was the California constitution adopted -ANSWER May 7, 1879. How many amendments have been added to the California constitution? -ANSWER 27 Ex Post Facto Law -ANSWER a law that makes an act criminal although the act w...

What is the supreme law of the land? - ANSWERSThe US Constitution What are the three branches of government? - ANSWERSLegislative "makes laws" - Executive "carries out laws" - Judicial "evaluates laws" Is it possible to amend the US Constitution by plebiscite? - ANSWERSYes, the Amendments to state constitution are ratified by a vote of the people. How many amendments have been added to the US Constitution? - ANSWERS27 amendments (as of 2017) When and how did California become a...

Who makes up the judicial branch? - ANSWERSLawyers, judges and courts When does the judicial branch of government intervene? - ANSWERSLegislative branch enacts unconstitutional laws or the executive branch abuses power Where do all branches of government derive their power from? - ANSWERSThe law which originates from the US Constitution What are Florida Law's origins? - ANSWERSThe US Constitution, Florida Constitution, and the system of common law What is a common law system? - ANSW...

Who can file and prosecute criminal charges against persons believed to have committed a crime? -ANSWER County District Attorney or State Attorney General Defendant (in criminal case) -ANSWER A person charged with a criminal offense In whose name are cases filed against a person charged with a criminal offense? -ANSWER Cases are filed in the name of PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA against the person charged with a crime What are the US and CA Constitutional guarantees to one charged w...

What is the "supreme law of the land? -ANSWER This Constitution, and the Laws of the United States which shall be made in Pursuance thereof ... shall be the supreme Law of the Land... no law made by any state, or even by the Congress of the United States, can contradict the Constitution. What are the three branches of government? -ANSWER Executive, (President and about 5,000,000 workers) Legislative (Senate and House of Representatives) and Judicial (Supreme Court and lower Courts) Is ...

Notary Signing Agent - ANSWERSA notary who specifically trained to handle and notarized loan documents; plays a critical role in many mortgage transactions nationwide The Five Requirements - ANSWERSThe created five standards required of all NNA NSA candidates: 1. Signing and adhering today the notary signing agent code of conduct 2. Passing and annual certification examination 3. Submitting to an annual background screening 4. Using the signing presentation guidelines 5. Owning notar...

A Notary Signing Agent has been providing signing services with no incidents for over 10 years without having undergone a background screening. Therefore he or she: - ANSWERSMust still obtain and pass a background screening A Notary Signing Agent with nearly 10 years experience has reviewed and is completely familiar with all the documents in a loan package. When meeting with the borrower, the Notary Signing Agent may now: - ANSWERSPresent and state the general purpose of each document and ho...

Who are the stakeholders in the loan process? - ANSWERSThe stakeholders in the loan process are: the borrower, the lender, the contracting company, and the NSA(Notary Signing Agent) Who hires an NSA? - ANSWERSAn NSA is hired by a contracting company to provide signing services and oversee the actual loan signing with the borrower. What is a contracting company? - ANSWERSA closing company could be: -closing agent -bank -escrow company -attorney -signing service -borrower's What t...