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What is cause in fact? -Correct Answer Failure to use reasonable care must actually cause the injury. But for defendant's conduct, plaintiff would not be injured. What is proximate cause? -Correct Answer Legal cause; conduct must be sufficiently related to an injury to be the cause of that injury; conduct may not be cause in fact but not the proximate cause of an injury Proximate cause in easy terms? -Correct Answer Defendant should only be responsible for injuries it can forese...

Corporations -Correct Answer ____________ are creatures of state law - not formed at the federal level. capital -Correct Answer Securities exist to raise _____________ for companies. Prospectus and registration statement -Correct Answer If you want to sell a security, you must file a ______________ and _________________ THEN you can list the security for sale. 33 Act Regulation A -Correct Answer Exemption law that recently changed drastically; that exempts small publicly traded ...

The final arbiter as to the constitutionality of laws passed by Congress or by the legislature of a state is the Supreme Court of the United States. -Correct Answer True The three distinct and independent branches of the United States government are: -Correct Answer the federal judiciary, the Congress, and the executive branch. An ethical decision-making approach that relies on a central authority or set of rules, such as the Koran or the Bible, is: -Correct Answer ethical fundamen...

When treating heat exhaustion A) lay the person down and elevate the legs and feet slightly B) have the person drink water C) spray and sponge the person with cool water D) all of the above -Correct Answer D) all of the above When caring for a victim of heatstroke, what is not the best way to cool a person A) -Correct Answer Using a ice bath T/F Heat exhaustion can quickly become heatstroke -Correct Answer True Hypothermia is defined as an internal body temperature of less than_...

What year was the Motor Carrier Act passed? -Correct Answer 1935 What year was the Interstate Commerce Act passed? -Correct Answer 1887 What year did Dwight D. Eisenhower sign the landmark Federal Highway-Aid Act, establishing the interstate highway system? -Correct Answer 1956 D.O.T. was established by an act of congress on what date? -Correct Answer October 15, 1966 In 1967, control over interstate motor safety, including regulations, was transferred to the then newly created...

What is the fording depth for all FMTVA1P2s? -Correct Answer 30 inches What is the maximum speed when in cross country mode? -Correct Answer 40 mph What does it mean if the inclinometer is in the red zone? -Correct Answer The vehicle is in danger of flipping over T/F A caution notice indicates possible danger to personnel? -Correct Answer False How can you tell the cab is latched after lowering it? -Correct Answer The button on the front side of the cab will be pressed in The...

Which of these statements is true about notifying authorities after a collision occurs -Correct Answer If you have a cb radio or a cellular phone use it to notify police before exiting your vehicle Which of the following is not characteristic of a front tire failure - Correct Answer vehicle fishtails The amount of brake pressure you need to stop your vehicle depends on -Correct Answer The vehicles speed on how quickly you want to stop it takes a typical tractor trailer at least ---...

A __________ occurs when there is bleeding into the brain, or normal blood flow is blocked to the brain -Correct Answer Stroke _________________________ manages the technical guidance and policy of the Nations bridges -Correct Answer FHWA Office of Bridges and Structures Approximately ___________ is given by FHWA annually to assist transportation agencies to plan, design, build, repair, rehabilitate, and inspect bridges and structures. -Correct Answer $7 billion Bridges are graded ...

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Why must pregnant patients with hyperthyroidism have a thyroidectomy? -Correct Answer treatment would be toxic for fetus Does hypoparathyroidism result in high/low levels of Ca in the blood? -Correct Answer hypocalcemia, low PTH Name two symptoms of hypoparathyroidims -Correct Answer dry skin, loss of body/scalp hair, cataracts, soft teeth Name a treatment for hyperparathyroidism -Correct Answer close monitoring of PTH and Ca, surgery to remove parathyroid glands/tumor - calcim...

What is fluctuance a sign of? -Correct Answer abscess What is the difference between a laceration and abrasion? -Correct Answer Laceration: Incision in the skin that typically need sutures. Abrasion: Scrape of skin What procedure is associated with a laceration, but not an abrasion? - Correct Answer Laceration Repair, Sutures What does A&Ox3 mean? -Correct Answer alert and oriented to person, place, and time What section of the neurological exam would you document "Normal Fi...

What are the possible consequences of a HIPAA violation? -Correct Answer 1. Scribe program cancellation 2. Prison time 3. Termination 4. Violator is blacklisted from medical programs like Medical, PA, or NP school 5. Monetary fines to you and the hospital 6. Lawsuit against you and the hospital What does HIPAA stand for? -Correct Answer Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act

1.A patient experienced a neck injury yesterday and presents to the nurse practitioner with aching paracervical pain and stiffness. Other complaints include dizziness, malaise, and fatigue. These findings may be associated with: mechanical neck pain. mechanical neck pain with whiplash. cervical radiculopathy. cervical myelopathy. mechanical neck pain with whiplash

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All of the following could be documented in the neurologic exam except for one, which could be documented under a psychiatric exam. Which one is it? -Correct Answer Emotional state Which of the following is not part of the documentation of a physician patient encounter? HPI • ROS • CC • FH • DR -Correct Answer DR

What is a "GI cocktail"? Liquid consumed by mouth to treat an upset stomach What condition correctly describes "Fertilized egg develops outside the uterus"? Ectopic Pregnancy How would you diagnose Hemorrhagic CVA? Head CT LPWhich of the following lab results need to be monitored closely for efficiency? Troponin Creatinine D-dimer

Which of the following are true about Afib (select all that apply) A. The most common symptom is chest pain B. Patients with Afib are at a higher risk of developing blood clots C. Afib on exam would be described as an "irregularly irregular rhythm" D. Afib is diagnosed by a CXR E. Patients often experience palpitations w Afib -Correct Answer Patients with Afib are at a higher risk of developing blood clots

Which term describes movement away from the body? -Correct Answer Abduction What motion does circumduction describe? -Correct Answer Moving a limb in a circular motion Which term describes movement toward the body? -Correct Answer Adduction Which term describes decreasing the angle between two body parts? - Correct Answer Flexion Which term describes increasing the angle between two body parts? - Correct Answer Extension Which term describes rotational movement toward the mid...

What does PERRLA stand for and in which body system does it belong? -Correct Answer Pupils are equal, round, and reactive to light and accommodation - eyes What is a pulmonary finding the physician can observe with an external examination? -Correct Answer No respiratory distress What is a normal finding for a neurological exam? -Correct Answer Alert and oriented x 4 (Person, place, time and situation). Normal speech.

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