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Before the CT examination, the technologist explains the procedure to the patient and asks them if they agree. - ANS In the CT setting, which describes the concept of basic (or simple) consent? a. Before the CT examination, the technologist explains the procedure to the patient and asks them if they agree. b. A written document is given to the patient or guardian (or read to them, if necessary). The document lists all of the potential complications of the procedure. The patient must ...

What is the scope of medical-Surgical Nursing - ANS specialized knowledge and clinical skills to manage actual or potential health problems that affect individuals and significant others and the community acute care facilities, skilled nursing facilities home care agencies and ambulatory care clinics. What is the role of the nurse in these settings the different healthcare settings - ANS care coordinator caregiver patient educator pt & family advocate What are the tools...

Taste, smell, color, consistency of a medication and/or parental approval can affect a youth's compliance with taking medication. - ANS True DCF medication administration certified staff must consult directly with the licensed practitioner before administration of any psychotropic PRN - ANS True QD - ANS everyday BID - ANS twice a day TID - ANS three times a day HS - ANS at bedtime PRN - ANS as needed AC - ANS ...

25cc - ANS The authorized prescriber orders 500mg of Carbamazepine Liquid for an Individual. You have 100mg / 5cc of the medication on hand. 10cc - ANS The authorized prescriber orders 400mg of Robitussin liquid for an Individual. You have 200mg / 5cc of the medication on hand. 15cc - ANS The authorized prescriber orders 750mg of Amoxicillin Liquid for an Individual. You have 250mg / 5cc of the medication on hand. 15cc - ANS The authorized prescriber orde...

BID - ANS twice a day A successful completion of your final exam means- - ANS You have passed baseline competency Source of Medications - ANS Plants, animals, minerals, synthetic CNS stimulants - ANS Meds that increase activity in brain and spinal cord CNS depressants - ANS Meds that decrease activity in the brain and spinal cord analgesic - ANS Relieve pain without loss of consciousness Hypnotics - ANS Produce sleep Se...

(T/F) A medication error documentation must be completed before the end of the shift by the person who made or discovered the error - ANS TRUE (T/F) In the state of CT, medical doctors, pediatricians, psychiatrists, physician assistants, advanced practice registered nurses and dentists are all considered licensed practitioners - ANS TRUE (T/F) A licensed practitioner's order (prescription) is required for all medications administered - ANS TRUE The most common...

Adverse effects - ANS Unexpected and possibly serious or life threatening effects of a medication Akathesia - ANS Motor restlessness, inability to sit still Analgesics - ANS Medication to relieve pain Anaphylaxis - ANS Severe allergic reaction that requires immediate emergency medical care Antacids - ANS Medications that reduce acid in the stomach Antiarrhythmic - ANS Corrects irregular heart rhythm Anticoagulant - ANS A d...

NPO - ANS nothing by mouth qhs - ANS at bedtime qid - ANS four times a day bid - ANS twice a day OU - ANS both eyes Sl - ANS sublingual gtt - ANS drop OS - ANS left eye q4h - ANS every 4 hours AD - ANS right ear q2h - ANS every 2 hours Stat - ANS immediately AU - ANS both ears OD - ANS right eye NKA - ANS no known allergies PR - ANS ...

BID means - ANS twice a day A successful completion of your final exam means - ANS That you have passed baseline competency A source of medication can be - ANS Plants, animals, and minerals The trade name is - ANS The name given for marketing purposes When are you required to count "controlled" medications? - ANS At the beginning and end of your shift What can influence the effect of medication? - ANS Your age When a medicat...

Anaphylaxis - ANS acute systemic allergic reaction which is life-threatening. rash, hives, swelling, difficulty breathing, loss of consciousness allergic reaction - ANS hypersensitivity to particular allergens that usually involve skin, mucus membranes or bronchial tubes family history of allergies adverse effects - ANS severe side effects or toxicity caused by medication for example severe liver toxicity bleeding ulcers. may be sudden or take days side effects...

Adverse effects - ANS Unexpected and possibly serious or life threatening effects of a medication Akathesia - ANS Motor restlessness, inability to sit still Analgesics - ANS Medication to relieve pain Anaphylaxis - ANS Severe allergic reaction that requires immediate emergency medical care Antacids - ANS Medications that reduce acid in the stomach Antiarrhythmic - ANS Corrects irregular heart rhythm Anticoagulant - ANS A d...

Absorption - ANS Movement of medication from the stomach or intenstines in the blood stream. Acute Illness - ANS Sickness that begins quickly and last a short time Adverse effect - ANS Unexpected and possibly serious or life threatening effects of a medication Akathesia - ANS Inability to sit still Analgesics - ANS Medication to relieve pain Anaphylaxis - ANS A severe, potentially life threatening allergic reaction that requires imme...

attachment is one of the essential concepts of human behaviors. which of the following is not correct? - ANS in the normal process of attachment there are a limited number of attachments people can develop when dealing clients from different cultures, child welfare professionals need to: - ANS -recognize that discrepancies about time can be legitimate culture differences, -address clients as Mr/Mrs until given permission to use first names -recognize that handshakes are int...

1899 - ANS with the help of Jane Addams & Julia Lathrop and the Hull House- Chicago became first state to adopt a Juvenile Court Act that contained basic child protection procedures. 1920 - ANS Children's Bureau was established (the first federal agency concerned with the welfare of children) The mission of DCFS - ANS SAFETY, WELL-BEING and PERMANENCY- protect children and increase families capacity to safely care for them, provide for well-being of children in o...

9 Core Child Welfare Practices - ANS 1. Serve as an AGENT OF CHANGE 2. Form a helping RELATIONSHIP with the child and his/her family 3. Conduct INITAL AND ONGOING ASSESSMENT 4. Provide information about the IMPACT OF TRAUMA on the child and family 5. ADVOCATE for the child and family 6. Provide BEHAVIORAL SUPPORT 7. LINKAGE to appropriate services 8. COORDINATE all child and family services 9. Demonstrate CULTURAL COMPETENCE Child and Family Team Meetings ...

In child welfare, "practice" is - ANS the means by which individuals and families are helped to change their bxs and circumstances Illinois Core Practice Model - ANS anchored in a Family Centered, trauma informed, and strength based approach, often times referred to as FTS 9 Core Child Welfare Practices - ANS -agent of change -form a helping relationship with the child and his/her family -conduct initial and ongoing assessment -provide information about the...

Who needs a CW license? - ANS The illinois children and family services act requires a license for ALL direct child welfare services ( staff supervisors, investigator, case managers) What are 3 outcomes? - ANS Permanency, Safety, and well being of children What is the orphan train movement? - ANS from 1850's- 1900's, a train took orphans from very poor families on east coast to midwest farm families. What is the DCFS mission? - ANS To protect childr...

What is the core mission of supervision? - ANS Assess a worker's abilities, skills, and knowledge to strengthen work performance What is CASE? - ANS 4 types of supervision: clinical, administrative, supportive, and educational What is clinical supervision? - ANS Directed towards critical decisions, interventions, service needs, etc, typically consists of service plans and assessments What is administrative case supervision? - ANS Focusing on job and ho...

The word barber is derived from the Latin word Barba, meaning: - ANS Beard Barber-surgeons participated in the practice of: - ANS Bloodletting, tooth pulling, and surgery In 1983, A.B. Moyer established Americas first barber: - ANS School State barber boards are primarily interested in maintaining high standards of: - ANS Competency One key function of state barber boards is to protect the health, safety, and welfare of the: - ANS Public Per...

Hydrogen Peroxide is a type of: a. disinfectant b. physical agent c. sterilizer d. antiseptic - ANS d. antiseptic For the optimal level of disinfection, the best choice would be: a. 50 to 60% isopropyl alcohol b. detergent c. a hospital-level disinfectant d. an antispetic - ANS c. a hospital-level disinfectant The group of disinfectants that are toxic and caustic and cause rubber and plastic materials to soften is: a. quats b. antiseptics c. 60% isopropyl alcoh...