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Is something burning? - Answer- An initial survey should include answers to which of the following questions? Size-up - Answer- Which of the following is defined as the assessment of incident conditions and recognition of clues indicating problems and potential problems presented by an incident? predict where the hazardous materials may be going - Answer- Using the ERG, GEBMO, or plume-modeling software should help to: General Emergency Behavior Model (GEBMO) - Answer- Which of the foll...

-obstructions -antibiotic-resistant bacteria ---- presence of multiple strains of bacteria - Answer- What are potential causes of chronic infection/UTI? -fever -N/V -Pain (abdominal, pelvic, back) -LMP -Contraceptive use -Sexual partners -hygeine habits -Vaginal discharge/irritation -hx of UTIs - Answer- What additional HPI questions would you want to ask a patient with urinary complaints (dyuria, urgency, etc.)? -Usually bladder problem -UTI -Pyleonephritis -STI -inflammatory...

Which are two Scaled Agile Framework Core Values? (Choose two.) - Answer- Built-in quality Alignment What are two benefits of the Scaled Agile Framework? (Choose two.) - Answer- The Framework creates good code quality which is important because, "You can't scale crappy code" SAFe scales to accommodate organizations with thousands of people Which Core Competency of Business Agility is a customer centric approach to building valuable products? - Answer- Agile Product Delivery What ...

Non-functional Requirements - Answer- Which system qualities are typically design constraints or restrictions on the system? A. Definition of Done B. Acceptance criteria C. Feature and benefits D. Non-functional Requirements Objective metrics and Visibility into backlogs - Answer- Which two attributes help build trust in the enterprise? (Choose two.) A.Individual KPIs B.Objective metrics C.Visibility into backlogs D.Metrics based on velocity E.Management-driven commitments Works...

dual operating system - Answer- We need a ______________________ for Business Agility. Full Configuration - Answer- represents the most comprehensive configuration. It supports building large, integrated solutions that typically require hundreds of people or more to develop and maintain. Focus on *lean budgeting*. Portfolio + Large Solution + Essential Large Solution Configuration - Answer- for enterprises that are building large and complex solutions, which do not require the constructs o...

SAFe Agile - Answer- Scaled Agile Framework. Framework for scaling Agile Seven Core Competencies of Biz Agility - Answer- * Enterprise Solution Delivery * Agile Product Delivery * Team & Technical Agility * Lean Portfolio Mgmt * Organizational Agility * Continuous Learning Culture * Lean-Agile Leadership Business Agility requires what? - Answer- Technical Agility and Biz-level commitment to Product and Value Stream thinking. Everyone uninvolved in delivering Biz solutions use Lean & Agile ...

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AGNOSIA - Answer- the inability to recognize familiar objects. APRAXIA - Answer- DIFFICULTY WITH MOTOR PLANNING TO PERFORM TASKS OR MOVEMENTS (YOUR BRAIN KNOWS BUT IT CANT CARRY OUT) HOW OFTEN DOES OSHA CHECK LEAKAGE OF CURRENT - Answer- SEMIANNUALLY WHAT KIND OF SEIZURE BEGINS WITH THE HEAD AND EYES TURNING TO ONE SIDE - Answer- ADVERSIVE SEIZURE WHAT DYSFUNCTION IS INDICATED BY THE PRESENCE OF UNILATERAL BABINSKI SIGNS - Answer- PYRAMIDAL TRACT DYSFUNCTION WHAT IS THE UNILATERAL...

A family history of epilepsy is especially important to determine the diagnosis of __. a. complex partial seizures b. pseudo-seizures c. Lennox-Gastaut syndrome d. classic absence seizures - Answer- d. classic absence seizures The EEG of an aphasic patient whose CT scan reveals a subdural hematoma is most likely to show ____. a. right temporal spike and wave focus b. attenuation of background in the left hemisphere c. left hemispheric PLEDs d. generalized polyspikes - Answer- b. a...

What is an EEG? - Answer- Measurement of voltage fluctuations at the surface of the scalp generated by the electrical activity of the brain. These voltage fluctuations are called _______ and are recordings of ___________. - Answer- Brain waves Voltage difference versus time How many electrodes are plugged into each amplifier on the EEG machine? - Answer- Two What does the EEG recorder detect? - Answer- The voltage differences between the recording and reference electrode for each chann...

Hyperventilation - Answer- What activation is useful for detecting absence seizures? sleep activation - Answer- What activation is useful for detecting benign rolandic epilepsy? Anterior Cerebral Artery - Answer- Which artery supplies the frontal pole and mesial cortex of frontal/parietal lobes? CN VIII (Vestibulocochlear) - Answer- Which nerve is affected with neurofibromatosis/Von Recklinhausen's? ACTH (Adrenocorticotropic hormone) - Answer- What drug treats infantile spasms? A...

Which is necessary to calculate the voltage of an EEG wave: a. Montage and deflection (mm) b. Sensitivity (µV/mm) and deflection (mm) c. Deflection (mm) and voltage (µV) d. Sensitivity (µV/mm) and gain - Answer- B A weakness or paralysis of the muscles on one side of the face, which may cause impaired taste, is a characteristic of: a. Complicated migraines b. Bell's Palsy c. Damage to cranial nerve III d. Damage to cranial nerve XI - Answer- B Which describes the action...

What is the typical presentation of CJD? - Answer- ataxia, dementia and myoclonus. Tuberous sclerosis - Answer- tumors or growths in the brain or other organs What is the most important to document in the history of your EEG patient? - Answer- Skull defects MoyaMoya disease is associated with - Answer- decreased blood flow to cerebral tissue Papilledema is most common in what condition? - Answer- Posterior fossa tumor The central sulcus is the anterior boundary of the - Answer- Pa...

Pediatric syndrome known as Happy Puppet Syndrome - Answer- Angelmann's What do you see in Angelmann's/Happy Puppet Sydrome? - Answer- High Amplitude in Occipital Rare fatal autosomal recessive neuroregenerative - Answer- Battons Performing PS, get photoparoxysmal response, what should the tech do? - Answer- Stop PS immediately 3 hz spike and wave pattern, another term for absence seizure? - Answer- Pyknolepsy (Sample) Pt w/ epilepsy w/ early morning - Answer- JME Different s...

Ampere - Answer- The basic unit for measuring current flow is____. c weight b.Coulomb c.Volt d.Ampere Ohm - Answer- The basic unit of resistance is____. a.Ohm b.Coulomb c.Ampere d.Volt R = E I or (R = V I) - Answer- Which of the following is not a valid expression of Ohm's law? (in this equation E (electromotive force) is the dame as V (Voltage) a. R = E I or (R = V I) b. E = I R or (V = I R) c. I = E / R or (I = V/R) d. R = E / I or (R = V/ I) Volts - Answer- Which o...

Subacute sclerosing panencephalitis is associated with: - Answer- Measles Localized or lateralized high voltage delta is seen in: - Answer- Cerebral abscess The EEG of a patient with meningitis is most likely to show: - Answer- Slowing Periodic lateralized epileptiform discharges are often seen in: - Answer- Herpes simplex encephalitis Slow spike-and-wave complexes are characteristic of: - Answer- Lennox-Gastaut syndrome A disease that presents with an acoustic startle response wi...

WHAT STAGE SLEEP DO VERTEX WAVES OCCUR? - Answer- LATE STAGE 1 AND STAGE 2 WHAT IS THE FREQUENCY RANGE OF SLEEP SPINDLES? - Answer- 11-15 Hz DESCRIBE A K-COMPLEX? - Answer- VERTEX WAVE, USUALLY FOLLOWED BY SLEEP SPINDLES WHAT BASIC RHYTHM OF SLEEP IS SEEN IN STAGE I? - Answer- POSTS WHAT STAGE IS THERE >50% DELTA? - Answer- STAGE 4 WHAT'S WAXING & WANING?STAGE? - Answer- ALPHA IN & OUT; STAGE 1 WHAT IS STAGE 5 CALLED? - Answer- REM WHAT RHYTHM DO SLEEP SPINDLES RESEMBLE?...

What stage of sleep will you find vertex waves? - Answer- N1 What stage of sleep will you see sleep spindles? - Answer- N2 What stage of sleep will you see POSTS? - Answer- N1 What would an EEG look like of someone who has down syndrome? - Answer- Normal If a patient is becoming "deeper" in a coma, triphasic waves are most likely to do what? - Answer- Disappear What normal activity can be seen in C3/C4? - Answer- Mu What is seen most often in children? - Answer- Rolandic spik...

1. _____ is seen in the central regions during Stage II sleep. a. Beta b. Theta c. Sleep Spindles d. Polymorphic Delta - Answer- c. Sleep spindles 2. Which filter is used to eliminate artifact caused by electrical interference? a. 10 Hz b. 15 Hz c. 35 Hz d. 60 Hz e. 70 Hz - Answer- d. 60 Hz is specific in eliminating electrical or 60Hz artifact 3. A spike that has a frequency of 16 Hz has a duration of a. .06 sec. b. .6 sec. c. .6 milliseconds d. 600 mil...

True/False: The brain and spinal cord occupy the dorsal cavity - Answer- True The vertebral column consist of ______ bones. - Answer- 7 cervical 12 thoracic 5 Lumbar 5 fused Sacral 4 fused Cocygeal Which glia cell lines the ventricles? - Answer- Ependyma Which of the following membranes cause a vibration that sets off the ossicles? - Answer- Tympanic Which of the following carries blood toward the heart? - Answer- Vein Which of the following are fibers in the thalamus that...