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What are implied powers? - ANSWER-Broad, but undefined, powers given to the federal government by the Constitution. (Such as the necessary and proper clause) What does the 10th amendment state? - ANSWER-The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people. (Known as the "reserved powers") What was the result of Marbury v. Madison? (1803)? - ANSWER-Established the principl...

What is the total government spending? - ANSWER-6.5 trillion What percentage does the Federal Government spend? - ANSWER-58% What percentage do the states spend? - ANSWER-42% What percentage of state spending comes from the federal government in the form of grants? - ANSWER-9% Federal Government spending? - ANSWER-1. income security 2. healthcare 3. national defense 4. general public services State Government spending? - ANSWER-1. education 2. health 3. general public service...

What is nullification? - ANSWER-The legal theory that states can invalidate a federal law which is deemed unconstitutional. Has never been upheld in a supreme court. What are enumerated powers? - ANSWER-Powers expressly given to the federal government in the constitution. What are implied powers? - ANSWER-Powers that are not expressly given to the federal government in the constitution but given to it under article 1 section 18. The necessary and proper clause. 10th amendment - ANSWER-S...

How frequently are circumstances requiring physical restraints re-evaluated - ANSWER-30 minutes How many days, per the Nursing Home Care Act, is an owner of a licensed facility required to give notice prior to voluntarily closing all or part of a facility that will require the transfer or discharge of more than 10% of its residents - ANSWER-90 days Who is allowed to administer medications - ANSWER-Nurses, physicians, pharmacists, CMA Where are social services rendered recorded, and how ...

Local Governments - ANSWER-Urban planners usually have an appropriate degree and employed by Manage property belonging to another & sell property belonging to another - ANSWER-Which is usually not exempt from real estate licensure? Commission splits - ANSWER-May vary after meeting certain production goals Administrative Law - ANSWER-Which specialized type of law sets forth the ground rules by which the Commission must function to ensure orderly procedures and equal treatment for all. ...

Nutrient - ANSWER-any chemical element or compound in the diet that supports normal reproduction, growth, lactation, or maintenance of life processes. What are the six classes of nutrients? - ANSWER-water, proteins and amino acids, carbohydrates, lipids, vitamins, and inorganic elements Energy can be provided by ____. - ANSWER-fat, carbohydrates, and the carbon skeleton of amino acids after removal of nitrogen Nutrients that are required by diet because they cannot be synthesized by the...

What happens when x-rays pass through any substance? - ANSWER-Ionization Dental radiation is: - ANSWER-Ionizing Natural radiation - ANSWER-Given off when unstable atoms undergo decay. Radon gas - ANSWER-Given off from the Earth when radium undergoes decay and is a MAJOR source of radiation to humans Man-made radiation - ANSWER-Generated by machines such as lasers, x-rays, and tanning beds Dental radiation makes up what % of background radiation - ANSWER-0.10% Radon radiation ma...

Coinsurance - ANSWER-A policy provision which requires the insured to carry an adequate amount of insurance. Penalty applies when property is insured for an amount under the market value of the dwelling. Mandatory Parts of a Policy - ANSWER-1. Declarations 2. Insuring Agreement 3. Conditions 4. Exclusions Non-mandatory Parts of a Policy - ANSWER-1. Endorsements 2. Definitions Endorsements - ANSWER-Add, delete or modify the insurance contract. Definitions - ANSWER-Defines terms fo...

an infection - ANSWER-The invasion of body tissues by disease-causing pathogens is known as_______________ infection control - ANSWER-The methods used to eliminate or reduce the transmission of infectious organisms are called ________________ diagnose - ANSWER-To determine the nature of a disease, such as a nail disease, from its symptoms is to__________________ it. virucidal - ANSWER-Disinfectants used in salons must be bactericidal, fungicidal, and ___________________. Pathogenic -...

Vital Signs: Temperature (Oral/Axillary) - ANSWER-1. *Ask the person if they have eaten or consumed a beverage, cold or hot or smoked within the last 15 minutes. 2. Place a sheath on the probe. 3. Correct placement for obtaining oral reading or axillary reading. 4. If necessary, hold the probe in place for oral 5. Leave the probe in place until the instrument beeps. 6. Remove the probe sheath from the probe and dispose of properly. 7. Replace the probe. 8.*Red the temperature and record a...

To monitor a resident's pulse rate, the NA will most commonly check the ___ pulse. - ANSWER-Radial Slapping, shoving, and rough handling are all considered to be a type of _________ - ANSWER-Physical abuse With which of the following people may an NA share a resident's medical information? - ANSWER-Resident's doctor Which of the following sentences is an example of a fact? - ANSWER-Mr. Gomez ate half of his scrambled egg. Which is/are the most essential nutrient(s) for life?...

How often must a Nurse assistant renew certification? - ANSWER-Every 2 years What is the basic role of the nurse aide? Can the nurse aide work independently outside of a facility or agency? - ANSWER-To provide care for the residents/ patients. No, all CNA's must work under a licensed nurse. What are the "5 Rights of Delegation"? - ANSWER-First: The right task? Second: The right circumstances? Third: Are you the right person for the job? Fourth: Right directions and communicatio...

A nursing assistant must wear gloves when.. - ANSWER-Performing oral care TO best communicate with a resident who has vision impairment - ANSWER-Identify herself when she enters the room The first sign of skin breakdown is.. - ANSWER-Discoloration The following statement is true of normal aging process and late adulthood ( 65 years and older( - ANSWER-People become incontinent Clean bed linens promote - ANSWER-Proper rest and sleep Abdominal thrusts help - ANSWER-remove blockage f...

When coping with their own feelings about death, the CNA should - ANSWER-Realize that it is ok to be sad Which of the following are signs and symptoms of HYPERglycemia - ANSWER-Frequent urination, thirst, and hunger, sudden weight loss. A correct statement about a nutritionally complete liquid diet is that - ANSWER-It can be given by mouth or by tube feeding A resident with Alzheimers was calm and pleasant at lunch. The evening CNA checked on him at 8pm. The resident is agitated, more c...

Ambulation - ANSWER-the act of walking antiseptic - ANSWER-A product/technique preventing, stopping, or slowing the growth or microorganisms or pathogens. anxiety - ANSWER-A vague, uneasy feeling in response to stress arthritis - ANSWER-joint inflammation acute pain - ANSWER-pain that is felt suddenly from injury, disease, trauma, or surgery artery - ANSWER-A blood vessel that carries blood away from the heart aspiration - ANSWER-Breathing fluid, food, vomitus, or an object int...

The correct answer is A. The nurse aide should report it to the charge nurse. Nurse aides cannot order a procedure or increase fluids. Anything unusual must be reported to the nurse in charge. - ANSWER-Mrs. Jones is on a bowel and bladder training program. She has not had a bowel movement for three days. What should the nurse aide do? A. Report it to the charge nurse. B. Give the patient an enema. C. Offer prune juice. D. Increase fluids. The correct answer is C. The proper medical a...

hs - ANSWER-hour of sleep (bedtime) ICU - ANSWER-intensive care unit Inc - ANSWER-incontinent I&O - ANSWER-intake and output IM - ANSWER-intramuscular mL, ml - ANSWER-milliliter NKA - ANSWER-no known allergies NPO - ANSWER-nothing by mouth O2 - ANSWER-Oxygen OOB - ANSWER-out of bed OTC - ANSWER-over the counter PPE - ANSWER-personal protective equipment post-op - ANSWER-post operative or after surgery pre-op - ANSWER-before surgery po - ANSWER-by mouth ...

Urinary system - ANSWER-Bladder, kidneys, sphincter Kidneys - ANSWER-Make urine Bladder - ANSWER-Stores urine Sphincter - ANSWER-Controls flow - ring of muscle cc - ANSWER-Normal urine output in 24 hours 1 ounce - ANSWER-30cc or 30 mil 24cc - ANSWER-8 ounces, 1 cup Voiding - ANSWER-Releasing urine Incontinence - ANSWER-Cannot control output Signs of urinary retention - ANSWER-Men - because of prostate Difficulty passing urine Feeling of fullness in bladder Urinatin...

who needs to read the residents chart - ANSWER-health team members involved in the residents care a resident ask to see her chart you should - ANSWER-tell her you will ask the nurse to speak with her a resident complains of pain you should do all the following except - ANSWER-go get the ordered pain medication the things a resident tells you about but you cannot observe through your senses are - ANSWER-subjective data or signs you are allowed to chart at marcy nursing center you shou...

The proper medical abbreviation for before meals is a. p.c. b. b.i.d. c. a.c. d. t.i.d. - ANSWER-c. a.c. A client diagnosed with hypertension will most likely have a history of a. low blood pressure. b. high blood pressure. c. low blood sugar. d. high blood sugar. - ANSWER-b. high blood pressure. A patient who has difficulty chewing or swallowing will need what type of diet? a. clear liquid b. low residue c. bland d. mechanical soft - ANSWER-d. mechanical soft An elderly ...