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ADL - correct answer activities of daily living AIDS - correct answer acquired immunodeficiency syndrome APS - correct answer Adult Protective Services C.Diff - correct answer Clostridium difficile CDC - correct answer Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CPR - correct answer ...

A patient's medical history is updated A. at every visit B. as needed C. every six months D. annually - correct answer A. at every visit The preferred, reliable method of sterilization is A .dry heat B. steam under pressure C. cold disinfecting solution D. chemical heat - correct answer B. steam under pressure To prevent air bubbles in a model or cast, use A. a higher water/powder ratio B. warm water...

glasses - correct answer knwn as spectacles, specs, and eyeglasses Shades - correct answer dark color to protect eyes from bright light modern glasses - correct answer made up of two parts: frame(metal or plastic) and lenses two other ways to correct vision - correct answer contact lenses and refractive surgery refraction - correct answer ...

ROYGBIV (how does energy change) - correct answer Less energy to more energy Define Index Refraction - correct answer Ratio that compares density of materials Index Refraction Formula - correct answer 186,000(speed of light through air) / speed of light through material = IR IR of CR-39 - correct answer 1.49 IR of Crown Glass - correct answer ...

Light is considered to be: a) The electromagnetic spectrum b) The electromagnetic spectrum above 750 nanometers c) Part of the electromagnetic spectrum between 380 and 750nm d) The major part of the light spectrum - correct answer Part of the electromagnetic spectrum between 380 and 750nm The behavior is light is explained by with theory of light? a) Wave action b) Particle action c) A combination of wave and particle action d) Photo electric action ...

What does the fibrous tunic consist of? - correct answer sclera and cornea What does the vascular tunic consist of? - correct answer iris, ciliary body, choroid What does the nervous tunic consist of? - correct answer retina (rods and cones) Rods - correct answer Specialized visual receptors that play a key role in night vision and peripheral vision...

opthalmologist - correct answer A medical doctor is able to prescribe medications, examine and treat eye problems and to perform eye surgery optometrist - correct answer A doctor able to prescribe medications, examine and treat eye problems, perform minor surgical procedures, fit and prescribe glasses and contact lenses, and prescribe visual therapy and low-vision aids optician - correct answer ...

Center the MRP's, noting any deviations on the weaker lens that my constitute vertical imbalance, then read the distance and near powers in the circles, noting any deviations outside of tolerances, and finally remove the glasses and measure PD's and heights. - correct answer When verifying a finished pair of progressive-addition lenses at the lensometer, you have identified the stronger point. What are the next steps to take and why? a. Read the distance...

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Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm (AAA) Patho - correct answer Section of the aorta weakens. Over time it balloons out. AAA assessment - correct answer No pain or symptoms until the vessel wall begins to tear or rupture (dissecting), Abdominal pain radiating to the back, Patient reports "pulsing sensation," Bruits Palpation of enlargement / nodule AAA Diagnostics - correct answer Confi...

If a patient presents with a pulsatile abdominal mass that is 4.2 cm on ultrasound what is the best management? - correct answer Serial examinations with repeat ultrasonography If a AAA is greater than what size is surgery recommended? - correct answer 5.5 centimeters What are most AAAs a complication of? - correct answer Atherosclerosis What is the most common relation of aneurysms ...

Risk factors for AAA are A. Tobacco use B. Obesity C. HTN D. All of the above - correct answer D. All of the above. The aorta is considered to have an AAA when the diameter is: A. Greater than 1.5 cm B. Less than 2.5 cm C. Greater than 3.0 cm D. Less than 3.0 cm - correct answer C. Greater than 3 cm The most common type of AAA: A. Saccular B. Fusiform C. Pseudo-aneurysm D. Dissecting - correct...

refers to a pathological segment of aortic dilation that has a propensity to expand and rupture - correct answer aortic aneurysm 2 classifications of aortic aneurysm - correct answer fusiform and saccular symmetrical dilation; most common aortic aneurysm - correct answer fusiform localized dilation - correct answer saccular break occurs through t...

which assessment data would the nurse recognize to support the diagnoses of AAA - correct answer abdominal bruit a systolic bruit over the abdomen is a diagnostic indication of AAA dissecting aneurysm - correct answer ripping or tearing pain SOB - correct answer respiratory problem or thoracic aneurysm not AAA which medical treatment would be prescribed for the client with an AAA ...

Which assessment data would the nurse recognize to support the diagnosis of abdominal aortic aneurysm? - correct answer Abdominal bruit. Which medical treatment would be prescribed for the client with an AAA less than 3 cm? - correct answer Ultrasound every six (6) months Which client would be most likely to develop an abdominal aortic aneurysm? - correct answer A 69-year-old male with ...

An open surgical graft/repair is recommended when the AAA is > ___ cm - correct answer 5.5 An open surgical graft/repair is recommended when the AAA increases ___ mm in 6 months - correct answer 5 The risk of rupture happens when the AAA increases to ___ cm - correct answer 6 With an open surgical graft, the native aorta is (displaced or wrapped around graft) - correct answer ...

Which best describes the conventionally accepted definition of AAA? - correct answer Focal dilation 1.5 times its normal diameter; an infrarenal diameter of 3 cm or larger High blood pressure and current smoking increase the growth rate of aneurysms, and the resultant risk of rupture sharply increases with aneurysms of more than: - correct answer 6 cm in diameter Repair of an AAA is indicated when the aneurysm becomes gr...

What are 4 potential complications of an AAA? - correct answer - rupture - thrombosis - distal embolization - increased risk for arterial aneurysms at other sites What should occur for a small, asymptomatic AAA (4-5 cm)? - correct answer - surveillance (repeat physical exams and follow-up ultrasounds every 6 months) What's the reason for continuing surveillance rather than repairing an AAA that's 4-5 cm? - cor...