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The study of drugs and their effects on living organisms correct answer: Pharmacology *Plant (Morphine,digoxin) *Animal (insulin, epinephrine) *Mineral (Iron, calcium) *Synthetic (Lidocaine) *Microorganisms (Penicillin) correct answer: Drug Sources First name received; based upon the chemical sructure correct answer: Chemical Name Once proven safe, given this name; registered property of the company and protected for 17 years under patent law correct answer: Trade Name Receiv...

Plants morphine, atrophine and digoxin. Animal insulin, epinephrine and pitocin. Mineral iron and calcium. Synthetic lidocaine. Microorganisms pencillin. Chemical Name first name received; based upon the chemical structure. Trade name once proven safe, given this name; registered property of the company and protected for 17 years under patent law. Generic Name received prior to marketing from US Adopted Names council; appears on all prescription label...

Phenobarbital correct answer: Beta activity WADA (aka intracarotid amobarbital procedure) tests for: correct answer: Language and memory lateralization Which childhood epileptic syndrome has the best prognosis? correct answer: Panayiotopoulous Syndrome Dysphasia is the characteristic clinical sign of: correct answer: Landau-Kleffner Syndrome Cerebral angiography prior to intracarotic amobarbital testing is necessary to assess: correct answer: Arterial blood flow Juvenile myoc...

The liver converts ammonia (from the breakdown of amino acids) into _________ which is excreted by the kidneys. correct answer: Urea Urea nitrogen makes up about _____ of the total NPN in the blood. correct answer: 45% Urea is _______ filtered by the kidneys, but approximately half of the filtered urea is normally _______ by the tubules. correct answer: freely, absorbed T or F: BUN can be used alone to determine kidney function. correct answer: F. It is a useful index for such diagn...

what type of connective tissue is suspended in a liquid matrix? CORRECT ANSWER Blood What transports vital substances in the body? CORRECT ANSWER blood what connective tissue maintains the stability of interstitial fluid? CORRECT ANSWER blood What does blood transport? CORRECT ANSWER oxygen, carbon dioxide, nutrients, hormones, heat and waste products (vital substances) what does blood distribute? CORRECT ANSWER heat what is blood suspended in? CORRECT ANSWER fluid matrix What ...

The amount of space on each side of a typical surface water that must serve as a buffer zone? correct answer: 30ft The amount of space on each side of a sensitive water body that must serve as a buffer zone? correct answer: 45ft Which option provides the entire buffer width? correct answer: Option A Which option provides a reduced buffer width? correct answer: Option B Which option provides no buffer zone? correct answer: Option C Which BMP cannot be used for velocity control...

NPDES correct answer: National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System Clean Water Act correct answer: Administered by the EPA in 1972 Water Quality Act correct answer: Amendment to CWA in 1987 to regulate storm water discharges under NPDES program Point Source Pollution correct answer: Discharges from readily identifiable sources like treatment plants Nonpoint Source Solution correct answer: Runoff from urbanized or agricultural areas NPDES in South Carolina correct answer: ...

1972 clean water act correct answer: Administered by the US environmental protection agency (EPA) Created the NPDES 1987 correct answer: Amendment to CWA CALLED WATER QUALITY ACT NPDES in south carolina correct answer: South Carolina is NPDES delegated state. NPDES regulations are administered by correct answer: SCDHEC CGP authorizes correct answer: stormwater discharges from construction sites Who must obtain NPDES coverage correct answer: land disturbing activities greater...

Erosion correct answer: The process by which the land surface is worn away by the action of water, wind, ice and gravity. Natural Erosion (Geological Erosion) correct answer: All natural process which generally occurs along shorelines and stream channels producing about 30% of eroded sediment in the US Accelerated Erosion correct answer: Erosion at an elevated rate because of human activity; accounts for 70% of eroded sediment in the US Sedimentation correct answer: The process by w...

Vendors for your event may include: Select one: a. Advertising agencies b. Audio visual providers c. Government lawyers d. A & B correct answer: D The type of service style where guests remain standing is the: Select one: a. Buffet b. Standing reception c. French d. Russian correct answer: B In what type of style is the fabric hung in valances vertically down from the ceiling in a straight line across it? Select one: a. freestyle b. banner c. canopy d. louver correct answe...

What is an SWPPP? correct answer: - Identifies potential sources of stormwater pollution at the construction site - Describes practices to reduce pollutants in storm water discharges from the construction site - Identifies procedures the operator will implement to comply with the terms and conditions of a construction general permit Reduction of pollutants is often achieved by: correct answer: Controlling the volume of stormwater runoff Impervious surfaces such as buildings, homes, ro...

Primary air pollution correct answer: A harmful substance such as soot of carbon monoxide that is emitted directly into the atmosphere Secondary air pollution correct answer: A harmful substance formed in the atmosphere when a primary air pollutant reacts with substances in the atmosphere or with other air pollutants Particulate matter correct answer: Matter that consists of thousand of different soldi and liquid particles suspended in the atmosphere and includes dusts and mists. It inc...

Diet for lead poisoning correct answer: Extra iron and calcium (milk & red meat) Cleaning wood floors in houses with lead correct answer: Wet mop (do not vacuum) Levels of prevention for client with flu correct answer: Primary: education class about flu Secondary: notify contacts of the client about their exposure, isolate client about their exposure, isolate from pregnant women. Tertiary: give antiviral to reduce complications Most infectious period of pertussis correct answer...

Demographic correct answer: distribution, mobility, density, census data Biological factors correct answer: health and disease status, genetics, race, age, gender, causes of death Social factors correct answer: occupation, activities, marital status, education, income, crime rates, recreation, industry Cultural factors correct answer: positions, roles, history, values, customs, norms, religion Physical factors correct answer: geography, terrain, type of community, location of he...

Agent correct answer: Causative factor, such as a biological or chemucal agent, invading a susceptible host through an environment favorable to disease Analytic epidemiology correct answer: Form of epidemiology that investigates causes and associations between factors or events and health Attack rate correct answer: Type of incidence rate defined as the proportion of persons who are exposed to an agent and who develop the disease, usually for a limited time in a specific population B...

Agent correct answer: An animate or inanimate factor that must be present or lacking for a disease or condition to develop. analytic epidemiology correct answer: Focus on investigation of causes and associations Attack rate correct answer: The proportion of persons who are exposed to an agent and develop the disease. Bias correct answer: A systematic error as a result of the study design, the wayit is conducted. case- countrol study correct answer: Subjects are enrolled because ...

Clinical medicine and epidemiology differ from each other in the major aspect of? correct answer: Practice Focus One of the basic concepts in epidemiology is the concept of risk. Risk refers to the: correct answer: Probability that an event will occur within a specified time period. Epidemiologic Triangle correct answer: Host, agent and environment A nurse in community health teaches a client with asthma to recognize and avoid exposure to asthma triggers and assist the family in spec...

Public Health Nurse correct answer: Community Clinic (population focused) would ask -What is the prevalence rate of diagnosis or conditions among various age. -Which sub population have highest rates of untreated diagnosis or conditions. -What programs could reduce the problem of untreated diagnosis or conditions and decrease the risk of further morbidity and mortality. Community Based Nursing correct answer: Practice settings -home, school, work, community agencies Roles -Caregiver ...

the production process correct answer: pre-production: planning; script, storyboard, site schedule production: shooting in the field/studio post-production: editing, sound design, effects, graphics hard/spot lights correct answer: open face: no lens in front fresnel: a common lens. spot (harder) or flood (softer) ellipsoidal/source four: cast a hard shadow over long distance or throw follow spot: the spotlight, requires an operator soft/flood lights correct answer: fluorescent:...

What are the studio lighting fixtures? (2L) correct answer: hard lights and soft lights What are examples of hard lights? (2L) correct answer: open face, fresnel, and ellipsoidal What are the 2 types of open face lights? (2L) correct answer: bounce and soft box What are the 2 types of fresnel lights? (2L) correct answer: spot and flood What is the difference between spot and flood lights? (2L) correct answer: spot is harder and flood is softer Are spot lights key or fill ligh...