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The _______ is a computer subsystem that performs operations on data. a. CPU b. memory c. I/O hardware d. bus subsystem - Answer-a. CPU is a stand-alone storage location that holds data temporarily. a. An ALU b. A register c. A control unit d. A tape drive - Answer-b. A register _______ is a unit that can add two inputs. a. An ALU b. A register c. A control unit d. A tape drive - Answer-a. An ALU A register in a CPU can hold _______. a. only data b. only instructions c. only ...

9.1.The only language understood by computer hardware is a _______ language. machine symbolic high-level natural - Answer-A 9.2.C, C++, and Java can be classified as _______ languages. machine symbolic high-level natural - Answer-C 9.3.FORTRAN is a(n) _______ language. procedural functional declarative object-oriented - Answer-A 9.4.Pascal is a(n) _______ language. procedural functional declarative object-oriented - Answer-A 9.5.Java is a(n) _______ language. procedural fun...

What are the three personality clusters? - Answer-Cluster A-Odd, Eccentric (schizophrenic pd, paranoid pd) Cluster B- Dramatic, unpredictable (Narcissistic pd, antisocial pd) Cluster C- Anxious, fearful (Dependent or obsessive pd) What drugs are considered first-line antipsychotics? - Answer-Chlorpromazine (Thorazine) and Haloperidol What are the main First generation anti-psychotics? - Answer-Haloperidol, Thorazine (chlorpromazine), and perphenazine What are the main second generatio...

Symptoms of a Manic Episode - Answer-elevated mood, grandiosity, inflated selfesteem, irritability, anger, insomnia, anorexia, flamboyant gestures, flight of ideas, racing thoughts, distractibility, hyperactivity Symptoms must last _______ to meet diagnostic criteria of mania - Answer-1 weeks Key nursing interventions for manic episodes - Answer-- be consistent - provide finger foods - provide a quiet place to sleep - reduce stimuli reinforce reality keep away from exits Sign of manic...

A patient receives a traditional low-potency antipsychotic medication. The nurse should assess closely for: a. urinary frequency. b. urinary retention. c. hypertension. d. diarrhea. - Answer-B A patient diagnosed with schizophrenia has taken thiothixene (Navane) 5 mg/day for 4 years with good symptom control. Today, the patient is admitted with paranoia and auditory hallucinations. The nurse should determine if the patient's symptoms are related to: a. not taking the drug as prescr...

What does Me, Meds, and Milieu mean? - Answer--Nurse/patient relationship -Medications and skills -Safe and therapeutic environment What are the tools of a psychiatric nurse? - Answer-Me, Meds, and Milieu What does Psychotherapeutic Management mean? - Answer-proposes a real-world approach that recognizes the interdependence of the mental health profession and exploits the strengths of psychiatric nursing What question does psychotherapeutic management answer? - Answer-What do psychiat...

Which of the following pathways describes a situation where a delinquent career begins with minor, underhanded behavior and eventually escalates into more serious criminality? a. Authority conflict pathway b. Covert pathway c. Overt pathway d. Geometric pathway - Answer-b. Covert pathway Lisa is 16 years old and has been arrested for prostitution. Her case file reveals a turbulent family life, victimization, and that currently, she is living independent of her family. Her criminal ...

Development Lifecycle - Answer-Release Planning Definition Development Validation Deployment There are four basic types of countermeasures - Answer-1. Preventative - These work by keeping something from happening in the first place. Examples of this include: security awareness training, firewall, anti-virus, security guard and IPS. 2. Reactive - Reactive countermeasures come into effect only after an event has already occurred. 3. Detective - Examples of detective counter measures in...

Abstract - Answer-"Limit the amount of detail in which personal information is processed. Access Control Entry - Answer-"An element in an access control list (ACL). Each ACE controls, monitors, or records access to an object by a specified user.Acronym(s): ACE Associated term(s): Access Control List (ACL) Access Control List - Answer-"A list of access control entries (ACE) that apply to an object. Each ACE controls or monitors access to an object by a specified user. In a discretio...

Definition of Privacy - Answer-Appropriate use of Personal Information under the circumstances Data Protection - Answer-Defined as the management of personal information (used in EU to identify privacy related laws and regulations) AICPA definition of privacy - Answer-encompasses the RIGHTS and OBLIGATIONS of individuals and organizations with respect to the collection, use, retention, disclosure, and disposal of Personal Information Privacy Classes - Answer-INFORMATION Privacy - rule...

AICPA definition of privacy - Answer-The rights and obligations of individuals and organizations with respect to the collection, use, retention, disclosure, and disposal of personal information IAPP definition of Privacy - Answer-The appropriate use of personal information under the circumstances. What is appropriate will depend on context, law, and the individuals expectations; also, the right of an individual to control the collection, use, and disclosure of personal information Da...

utomation - Answer-Transforming existing practices into electronic form-based processes IT Innovation - Answer-Occurs when new services are realized that were never before in reach due to technological limitations Three Broad Categories of IT Professionals - Answer-IT Developers, IT Acquisition, IT Administration IT Developers - Answer-Individuals who research, design, develop, and test IT systems IT Acquisition - Answer-Personnel who are responsible for acquiring open source or comm...

ccess Control Entry - Answer-An element in an access control list (ACL). Each ACE controls, monitors, or records access to an object by a specified user. Access Control List - Answer-A list of access control entries (ACE) that apply to an object. Each ACE controls or monitors access to an object by a specified user. Discretionary access control list (DACL) - Answer-The ACL controls access System access control list (SACL) - Answer-ACL monitors access in a security event log which can co...

Bastion Server - Answer-A server that has 1 purpose and only contains software to support that purpose. E.g. Printer, email, and database servers are bastion servers. Using bastion servers reduces the number of applications on a server, which minimizes vulnerability. Privacy Impact Assessment (PIA) - Answer-Checklists or tools to ensure that a personal information system is evaluated for privacy risks and designed with life cycle principles in mind. An effective PIA evaluates the suff...

Privacy professionals - Answer-Responsible for a company's overall privacy program. They define the privacy policies, standards, guidelines, auditing and controls. They ensure people are trained on privacy policies, and they manage relationships with internal and external data handlers. Information security professionals - Answer-Who is responsible for ensuring all data assets, including personal information, are appropriately safeguarded. They define information security policies, s...

Which of the following may pose a "client side" privacy risk? A. An employee loading personal data on a company laptop B. Failure of a firewall that is protecting the company's network C. A distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack on the org D. A remote employee placing communication software on a company server - AnswerA. An employee loading personal data on a company laptop You are browsing the web and shopping for new furniture. You then open your favorite social media to scroll...

Nissenbaum's Contextual Integrity - Answer-1. Privacy is provided by appropriate flows of information 2. Appropriate information flows are those that conform with contextual information norms 3. Contextual informational norms refer to five independent parameters (data subject, sender, recipient, information type, transmission principle) 4. Conceptions of privacy are based on ethical concerns over time Objective harm (Calo's Harms Dimensions) - Answer-Measurable & observable; person...

Bounded Rationality - Answer-When the consumer is functional only up to a certain point after which his/her choices are constrained or bound by limed knowledge and understanding of the available choices. Free Market Basic Assumption - Answer-Rational consumers will make informed decisions about value, quality, and price Moral Hazzard - Answer-Consumer will spend someone else's money different than their own Transparency on cost & quality (Market forces) - Answer-helps patients be mor...

Predictive Modeling and Risk Assessment - Answer-A cost containment practice that analyzes claims data and identifies high risk potentially high cost members and intervenes to avoid preventable cost Performance Measurement - Answer-A cost containment practice that collects data after the fact via a provider assessments, reports, and claims data Case Management - Answer-Cost containment that uses a manager to coordinate members care in collaboration with treating providers, facilities, ...

Fringe Benefits - Answer-Addition of benefits as an offset to higher labor Broad View - Answer-"Virtually any form of compensation other than direct wages" Limited (Narrow) View - Answer-Benefits that stem from an employment relationship, not underwritten or paid for directly by the government Reasons for growth in Employee Benefit Plans - Answer-Business, tax legislation, collective bargaining, efficiency of the approach Labor Management Relations Act (Taft Hartley Act) - Answer-Admin...