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When developing a new drug what is the correct order of testing? - ️️In Vitro preclinical and clinical How often does the animal welfare regulations require the IACUC to review and do inspections of the facilities? - ️️At least every six months Which of the agencies regulates disinfectants and sterilizers used on hard surfaces? - ️️United States and environmental protection Agency What type of floor plan is designed so each room has exit doors to a Dirty corridor that wraps...

What do the 3 R's stand for?- - ️️Refine, Reduce, Replace What does AAALAC stand for? - ️️Association for Assessment and Accreditation of Laboratory Animal Care, International. What does AAALAC stand for? - ️️Association for Assessment and Accreditation of Laboratory Animal Care, International. What does IACUC stand for? - ️️Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee IACUC's are mandated by which documents? - ️️AWA and PHS policy At what level of government ...

Through the AALAS Certification Program, technicians become nationally certified. Name the three levels of technician certifications. - ️️ALAT, LAT, LATG Which of the following duties would not be routinely performed by an ALAT? - ️️Surgical Procedures What group was established in 1950 to ensure welfare of laboratory animals and provide for their needs? - ️️Animal Care Panel Which member of the research term plans and coordinates all phases of the research work? - ️️Pri...

U.S. Government provides approximately how much in research/development funds spent by college and university? - ️️2/3 What information is important on grant applications to request funds? - ️️Detailed description of research goals, scientific basis of study, and review of relevant literature and all procedures to be performed What is the difference between NIH & NSF? - ️️NIH: primary granting agency: academia, federal agencies, biomedical research NSF: Basic research in math...

What infectious agent is the cause of "snuffles" in rabbits? a) Mycoplasma pulmonis b) Sendai virus c) Bordetella bronchiseptica d) Pasteurella multocida - ️️D Which of the following is not one of the major clinical signs of inflammation? a) Heat b) Analgesia c) Redness d) Pain - ️️B The destruction of all organisms on an object is referred to as: a) Sterilization b) Disinfection c) Pasteurization d) Sanitization - ️️A Which of the following is not a type of an...

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BEST PLAYLIST I'VE FOUND FOR ALL HEART.ORG ACLS CODES! - ️️ This is a good starting point for Jose (big Megacode at end): In which situation does bradycardia require treatment? - ️️Hypotension Which intervention is most appropriate for the treatment of a patient in asystole? - ️️Epinephrine You arrive on the scene with the code team. High-quality CPR is in progress. An AED has previousy advised "no shock indicated." A rhythm check now finds asystole. After resuming high...

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In children most cardiac arrest results from what - ️️progressive respiratory failure, shock or both What three things are you looking at during the inital impression? - ️️Consciousness, Breathing, Color Levels of consciousness - ️️Unresponsive, irritable, alert What could a flushed appearance suggest> - ️️fever or presence of toxin You come upon a patient who is unrepsonsive, they have no pulse what is your next action? - ️️start CPR, beginning with chest comp...

Integrated response known as the system of care - ️️structure processes system patient outcome Structure - ️️People Education Equipment Process - ️️Protocols Policies Procedures System - ️️Programs Organization Culture Patient Outcome - ️️Satisfaction Quality Safety Properly functioning resuscitation equipment represents that element of a system of care? - ️️Structure

The PALS systemic approach algorithm begins with the initial impression. This is an assessment of which 3 characteristics? - ️️1. Consciousness 2. Breathing 3. Color The right branch of the systemic approach algorithm focuses on what sequence to prevent cardiopulmonary arrest? - ️️Evaluate, Identify, Intervene The evaluate portion of the sequence consists of three assessment tools: - ️️1. Primary 2. Secondary 3. Diagnostic What is included in the primary assessment of a...

Whenever a child has an abnormal heart rate or rhythm, you must quickly determine? - ️️Determine if the arrhythmia is causing hemodynamic instability or other signs of deterioration. What are the signs of instability in a patient with arrhythmias? - ️️Respiratory distress or failure Shock with poor end-organ perfusion, may occur with or without hypotension Irritability or decreased level of consciousness Irritability or decreased level of consciousness chest pain or vague...

Which are the elements of a system of care? - ️️Structure, processes, system, patient outcome What element of a system of care is represented by properly functioning resuscitation equipment? - ️️Structure Among others, which factor has been associated with improved survival in patients with cardiac arrest? - ️️Immediate high- quality CPR What is the first link in the out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA) chain of survival? - ️️Activation of emergency response What are...

What do weak central pulses indicate a need for immediate intervention to prevent? - ️️Cardiac arrest What is the best example of the Team Leader role? - ️️Models excellent team behavior What happens when airway resistance increases? - ️️Work of breathing increase Which of the following describes laminar or normal airflow? - ️️Low airway resistance and a small driving pressure Conditions that ..... air resistance lead to increased respiratory.... - ️️increase, eff...

What is the most appropriate precautionary action to minimize gastric inflation during bag-mask ventilation? - ️️deliver each breath over about 1 sec What happens to the arterial oxygen level in a child with severe anemia? - ️️may increase when dissolved oxygen is increased The evaluate-identify-intervene sequence should be continued until - ️️the child is stable How can the CPR coach improve CPR quality in a resuscitation event? - ️️Coach to midrange targets Which is...

The first rescuer who arrives at the side of an unresponsive infant or child should quickly perform what steps? - ️️1. Verify scene safety 2. Check for responsiveness (Tap childs shoulder or infants heel while shouting are you ok) 3. If unresponsive shout for nearby help and activate the emergency response system via mobile device 4. 5. Assess infant or child for normal breathing and pulse What happens if there are two rescuer's? - ️️The first rescuer remains at the scene while ...

You are caring for a child who was resuscitated after a drowning event. The child is intubated and ventilated with 100% oxygen with equal breath sounds and exhaled CO2 detected. The heart rate is slow and the monitor shows sinus bradycardia. The skin is cool, mottled, and moist; distal pulses are not palpable and the central pulses are weak. Intravenous access has been established. The core temperature is 37.3oC. Based on the PALS bradycardia algorithm, which of the following should be provided ...

Which pulses should be assessed to monitor systemic perfusion in a child? - ️️peripheral and central What should the first rescuer arriving on the scene of an unresponsive infant or child do? (in order) - ️️1. verify scene safety 2. check for responsiveness 3. shout for help 4. activate the emergency response system Why may excessive ventilation during CPR be harmful? - ️️- it increases intrathoracic pressure - it impedes venous return If you cannot achieve effective ven...