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what ways can soldiers be identified with a substance abuse problem correct answer: 1. voluntary 2. command 3. biochemical 4. medical 5. investigation/apprehension Soldiers are required to have how many periods of EO training per year? correct answer: four -one each quarter what does EO stand for? EOR? correct answer: EO - equal opportunities EOR - equal opportunists representative What army Regulation covers ASAP? correct answer: AR 600-85 three policies each command...

Physical effects of marijuana include all of the following except? (Lesson 3: Marijuana, page 3 of 9) correct answer: Indigestion Physiological effects while under the influence of MDMA/Ecstasy are? (Lesson 4: Club Drugs, page 3 of 13) correct answer: Seizures High blood pressure Heart failure All of the Answers (correct) Dehydration A standard drink of alcohol is considered to be? (Lesson 2: Alcohol, page 2 of 12 correct answer: 12 oz beer, 5 oz wine, 1.5 oz distill...

What does ASAP stand for? correct answer: Army Substance Abuse Program What is the mission of ASAP? correct answer: The ASAP's mission is to strengthen the overall fitness and effectiveness of the Army's total workforce and to enhance the combat readiness of its Soldiers. What are the objectives of ASAP? correct answer: Increase individual fitness and overall unit readiness. Provide services, which are adequate and responsive to the needs of the total workforce and emphasize alcohol...

What does ASAP stand for? correct answer: Army Substance Abuse Program What is the mission of ASAP? correct answer: The ASAP's mission is to strengthen the overall fitness and effectiveness of the Army's total workforce and to enhance the combat readiness of its Soldiers. What are the objectives of ASAP? correct answer: Increase individual fitness and overall unit readiness. Provide services, which are adequate and responsive to the needs of the total workforce and emphasize alcohol...

Twenty-first century business leaders must be able to: a. Bring out the best in a diverse workforce b. Minimize change and uncertainty c. Identify the best way to complete work tasks d. Access the greatest amount of information possible e. All the above correct answer: a. Bring out the best in a diverse workforce (220) Intelligent risk-taking relies on a mindset that allows for: a. Mistakes b. Failure c. Success d. All the above e. a and c only correct answer: Team members ca...

What is a Narrator? correct answer: Narrators are designed to be used in any order. Nurses can use the ED Narrator to jump from toolbox to toolbox, documenting assessments or completing tasks as needed. What is a Navigator? correct answer: Navigators are designed to match the order of a workflow and users will typically work from the top section to the bottom section. What's the difference between a Navigator and a Narrator? correct answer: Navigators are designed to match the order of...

What is ASAP correct answer: A-aviation, S-safety, A-action, P-program Define ASAP correct answer: Is a voluntary program where employees may self-disclose any safety related event or concern. What are the 4 separate ASAP program? correct answer: Pilot, dispatch, maintenance, inflight What are the benefits of ASAP program? correct answer: 1.) Strengthens relationships between FAA, Skywest and employees 2.) identifies safety issues and trends 3.) Employee incentives for reporting 4.)...

What regulation covers ASAP? correct answer: AR 600-85 What program has replaced ASAP's treatment responsibility? correct answer: Substance Use Disorder Clinical Care (SUDCC) What is the difference between ASAP and SUDCC correct answer: SUDCC is under responsibility of US Army Medical Command and brings the behavioral health providers together with the Substance Use disorder providers to stream line both programs under one command for rehabilitation and treatment. ASAP deals with drug ...

What regulation covers ASAP? correct answer: AR 600-85 What program has replaced ASAP's treatment responsibility? correct answer: Substance Use Disorder Clinical Care (SUDCC) What is the difference between ASAP and SUDCC correct answer: SUDCC is under responsibility of US Army Medical Command and brings the behavioral health providers together with the Substance Use disorder providers to stream line both programs under one command for rehabilitation and treatment. ASAP deals with drug ...

What document covers the Army Substance Abuse Program? correct answer: AR 600-85 (The Army Substance Abuse Program) How are drug abusers identified? correct answer: 1. Voluntarily (self-identification) 2. Commander/supervisor identification 3. Biochemical identification (urinalysis, breath test) 4. Medical identification 5. Investigation and/or apprehension What percentage of blood alcohol makes a soldier unfit for duty? correct answer: .05 or higher. Can a soldier automatically ...

IV sedation is considered the safest type of sedating used in dentistry. correct answer: False An IV drip is utilized to administer sedation to the dental patient. correct answer: True Vasconstrictors that are added to anesthetic will decrease the risk of a toxic reaction for the patient. correct answer: True A dental anesthetic carpule is considered a sharps container item when broken and should be discarded in the sharp container. correct answer: True An injection into an infec...

What agency regulates the sale of medicine? correct answer: FDA What is given to the patient before and after inhalation sedation? correct answer: Oxygen What type of drug only affects the specific area of the body that it is applied? correct answer: Local What combination of medicine is used to safely administer a general anesthesia? correct answer: Nitrogen, oxygen, halothane, thiopental What organization issues an identification number to professionals authorized to prescribe ...

A periodontal pocket is a pocket formed by gingival enlargement without apical migration of the junctional epithelium. A gingival pocket is a pocket formed as a result of disease or degeneration that caused the junctional epithelium to migrate along the cementum. correct answer: The first statement is false and the second statement is false. A pocket is a healthy sulcus. A pocket has an inner and outer wall of the free gingiva. correct answer: The first statement is false and the second sta...

What is good prognoses? correct answer: Adequate control of etiologic factors, Adequate patient self care ability, and Adequate periodontal support What is fair prognoses? correct answer: Adequate control of etiologic factors, Adequate patient self care ability, less than 25% attachment loss, Class I or less furcation involvement What is poor prognoses? correct answer: Greater than 50% attachment loss with Class II furcation, Patient self care difficult due to lo...

Periodic Oral Evaluation CODE correct answer: D0120 Comprehensive Oral Evaluation CODE correct answer: D0150 Bitewings/2 films CODE correct answer: D0272 Bitewings/4 films CODE correct answer: D0274 FMS (with BW) CODE correct answer: D0210 Bitewings 1PA CODE correct answer: D0220 Panoramic Film CODE correct answer: D0330 Prophylaxis Adult CODE correct answer: D1110 Fluoride Varnish CODE correct answer: D1206 Oral Hygiene Instruction CODE correct answer: D1330...

what is the number 1 public health problem in the US correct answer: smoking this many tobacco smokers will die prematurely correct answer: 1/3 what is tobacco use also referred to as correct answer: the fifth vital sign withdrawal symptoms - tobacco correct answer: mood swings, trouble concentrating, sleep trouble, appetite increase, tobacco cravings nicotine is passed through the ____ and excreted through the ____ correct answer: liver, kidneys how long does nicotine remain...

How do we assess our patient's needs? Review med/den history, radiographs and clinical findings Identify infection and assess risk factors Utilize indices (O'leary and Bleeding score) for baselines and comparisons Evaluate patient's willingness and readiness to learn All of the above correct answer: All of the above Order the steps in a preventive program: correct answer: 1. Assess the patient's needs 2. Plan for intervention 3. Implement the plan 4. Perform clinical preve...

How do we assess our patient's needs? Review med/den history, radiographs and clinical findings Identify infection and assess risk factors Utilize indices (O'leary and Bleeding score) for baselines and comparisons Evaluate patient's willingness and readiness to learn All of the above correct answer: All of the above Order the steps in a preventive program: correct answer: 1. Assess the patient's needs 2. Plan for intervention 3. Implement the plan 4. Perform clinical preve...

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in the United States classifies toothpastes and mouthrinses as correct answer: Therapeutic, cosmetic, or both Toothpaste that is classified as cosmetic is only required to meet safety guidelines, because it is not permitted to make claims of therapeutic value. correct answer: Both the statement and reason are correct and related. Which of the following is NOT an inactive ingredient found in toothpaste? A. Humectants B. Abrasives C. Surfactants D...

Diagnodent correct answer: Laser fluorescence that is non invasive. Helps identify decay, fissure caries, proximal caries and periodontitis. if a diagnodent is calibrated it should correct answer: match the number depending on what number the diagnodent is assigned diagnodent reading of zero - 14 indicates correct answer: a healthy occlusal surface diagnodent reading of 15-20 correct answer: presence of enamel caries diagnodent reading of 21 or more correct answer: presence of d...