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Which of the following keys IS NOT a way to trace precedent cells? - Answer-Ctrl Alt [ Please select the answer that best describes the shortcut to Split (not freeze) an excel sheet into just two panes (top and bottom) To navigate from pane to pane - Answer-1. With the active cell on any row but in column A, hit Alt W S to split the panes to a top and bottom. 2. Hit F6 to jump from pane to pane (in some versions of Excel you will need to hit F6 several times to get from one pane to the ot...

Add/delete sheets - Answer-alt-i-w OR alt h-i-s Moving around task ribbon - Answer-Tab and shift (to select) Auto fit cell - Answer-alt-h-o-i Custom fit columns - Answer-alt h-o-w Custom fit rows - Answer-alt h-o-h Select entire column/row - Answer-ctrl shift-arrow key Format cells - Answer-ctrl 1 Paste special - Answer-alt e-s Freeze panes - Answer-alt w-f-f Split panes - Answer-alt w-s Move between panes - Answer-F6 Get in cell AND navigate to others while insi...

Claim Info - Answer-contact information and location of the loss or repair - can also enter information regarding the customer's policy Creating a new estimate steps - Answer-Click new project, make sure Estimate is selected in the top field, highlight the project name and type the name of the project or keep "date based" project name, choose correct profile and select, click create. Select a price list and click next. Select tax jurisdiction for estimate and click Done. How do you add ...

Role of NP - Answer-State title protection. Board of nursing regulates practice. 5 states have joint oversight with medical board. Scope of practice is determined by NP license. 24 states are totally NPs are anonmous 20 states require physician collaboration 3 states have physician supervision Some states allow NPs to prescribe by protocol. Role of PA - Answer-Title protection in all states. All have prescription authority 5 states limit PA formulary 15 states permit only schedule II...

Pharmacokinetics - Answer-what the body does to the drug Pharmacodynamics - Answer-what the drug does to the body Pharmacogenetics - Answer-the study of how genetic variation affects an individual's response to drugs What is the role of lipid-soluble - Answer-lipid soluble drugs readily move across most biologic membranes due to solubility in the membrane lipid bilayers Potency - Answer-a measure of the amount of drug necessary to produce an effect the concentration of drug produ...

Prescription writing: required pt and prescriber info - Answer-Patient's name and full address Date of prescription Prescriber's full name, address, and phone number Prescriber's DEA # if controlled substance Prescription writing: required drug info - Answer-Name (don't abbreviate) Strength and vehicle Dosage Route of administration Directions (Sig) for taking the med: frequency, timing, details specific to drug Amount to be dispensed Refills Critical Rx Information? - Answer-...

Receptor - Answer-protein binding site; can bind to endogenous or exogenous substances Pharmacology - Answer-the study of chemical interactions with living systems Medical Pharmacology - Answer-area of pharmacology concerned with the use of chemicals in the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of disease Paracelsus () - Answer-'Father of Toxicology' who said "the dose makes the poison" Pharmaco DYNAMICS - Answer-the effect the drug has on the body Pharmaco KINETICS - Answer-wh...

Who regulates prescriptive authority? - Answer-State Boards or Nursing and The Nurse Practice Act Effects of Hypoalbuminemia on prescribing? - Answer-fewer proteins to bind to, cause higher levels of free drug, increases risk of toxicity Long term PPI use - Answer-lower B-12, iron, calcium absorption. Risk of osteoporosis, anemia, stomach cancers, GI infections Calcium carbonate antacids - Answer-neutralize gastric PH 30min- 2hr after meals May cause constipation or alkalosis avoid...

Gram negative have _____________ when compared to gram positive bacteria. - Answer-a more complex cell wall Gram positive bacteria (less complex cell walls) examples: - Answer-Staphylococcus (S. aeureus) Streptococcus (S. pyogenes & -G A strep) Enterococcus pneumococcus (S. pneumonia) Gram negatieve bacteria (more complex cell walls) examples: - Answer-N. gonorrhae N. meningitides M. catarrhalis- otitis media, sinusitis Enterobacteria examples: - Answer-E. coli- gastroenteritis Sa...

A patient has an a1c of 10.4%--which of the following classes of medications is most likely to help this patient get to their goal of 7%? - Answer-Insulin Which of the following adverse events is most commonly associated with metformin (Glucophage) therapy? - Answer-Diarrhea SGLT2 Inhibitors lower blood glucose by: - Answer-Inhibits the transporter responsible for reabsorbing the majority of glucose in the kidneys Which of the following agents is MOST likely to cause hypoglycemia? - Ans...