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what are the 6 initiatives of Quality and Safety education for nurse (QSEN) - correct answer 1) patient centered care 2) teamwork/collaboration 3) evidence based practice (EBP) 4) quality improvement 5) Safety 6) Informatics 5 steps of the nursing process (ANPIE) - correct answer 1) Assessment 2)Nursing diagnosis 3) planning 4) implementation 5) Evaluation the nurse answers a patients call light and finds th...

Beta blocker - correct answer Selective (beta 1)and non selective (beta 2) A beta-blocker used for - correct answer emergency treatment of ventricular arrhythmias( heart beat is too slow or too fast : Bradycardia or tachycardia. to manage cardiovascular symptoms, such as angina and high blood pressure. Patient who have atrial fibrillation has either - correct answer Bradycardia o...

A nurse is planning to teach about inhalant medications to a client who has a recent diagnosis of exercise induced asthma. Which of the following medications should the nurse plan to include in the teaching for the client to use prior to physical activity? - correct answer Cromolyn A nurse is preparing to administer hydrochlorothiazide (HCTZ) to a client. Which of the following actions should the nurse take prior to administering the medication? - correct ...

adverse effects - drug effects, sometimes called side effects, that are not the desired therapeutic effects; may be unpleasant or even dangerous brand name - name given to a drug by the pharmaceutical company that developed it; also called a trade name or proprietary name chemical name - name that reflects the chemical structure of a drug drugs - chemicals that are introduced into the body to bring about some sort of change food and drug administration - federal agency responsible fo...

adverse effects - correct answer drug effects, sometimes called side effects, that are not the desired therapeutic effects; may be unpleasant or even dangerous brand name - correct answer name given to a drug by the pharmaceutical company that developed it; also called a trade name or proprietary name chemical name - correct answer name that reflects the chemical structure of a dr...

Drug ( or medication) - correct answer Any chemical that can affect living processes within the human body. Pharmacology - correct answer The study of drugs and their origin, nature, properties, and effects on living organisms. Therapeutics (pharmacotherapeutics) - correct answer The use of drugs to diagnose, prevent, or treat a disease. Side Effect - correct answer ...

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Question 13: FMRI is a rapid MR technique that acquires images of the brain during an activity or stimulus and at rest. The most important physiological effect that produces MR signal intensity changes between a stimulus and a rest is called Blood Oxygenation Level Dependence (BOLD). Which pulse sequence is used in FMRI specifically because BOLD effects are very short lived? a. Conventional spin echo b. Echo imaging c. Fast gradient echo d. Fast spin echo e. Turbo echo - correct answer ...

IVC has _____ true venous valves - correct answer no inspiration (increases/decreases) the diameter with decrease in intra-abdominal pressure - correct answer increases expiration (increases/decreases) the diameter with decrease in intra-abdominal pressure - correct answer decreases iliac vein compression syndrome is also known as ________ ________ _______ - correct answer ...

the following are basic cell functions of all cells except - correct answer generating electrical impulses in order to relay information to other cells what is the proper progression of the levels of organization of the body? - correct answer chemicals, cells, tissues, organs, body systems, whole body epithelial tissue has the following functions - correct answer 1. it lines the l...

List five (5) clinically available imaging modalities - correct answer PET, SPECT, CT, MRI, Ultrasound, Optical . Define term digitization - correct answer Translation of visual representation of an image to numbers List two composites/elements of a digital image - correct answer Pixel or voxel AND the translation table How many colors can register an 8-bit image? - correct ans...

Which of the following steps is necessary when a patient is prepared for an IV solution? - correct answer A. Shaving the hair from the site B. Selecting a proximal site in an extremity C. Applying a tourniquet 4-6 inches above the selected site D. Vigorously taping and massaging the selected vein. ANS: C No Shaving needed Most distal site Do not tap or massage vein Why is the IV push considered a dangerous method by which to adminster medications?...

number of starting valence electrons - [number of lone-pair electrons + 1/2 of bonding electrons], number of valence electrons = group number - correct answer Ch 1 How do you calculate formal charge? hydrogen bond donor has H bonded to N, O, F, hydrogen bond acceptor is any molecule with a free lone pair (but usually N, O, F) - correct answer Ch 1 What is the difference between a hydrogen bond donor and a hydrogen bond ...

discipline of nursing - correct answer -specialized perspective (life processes, optimum function of humans - sick or well) knowledge - correct answer human behavior in interactions with environment in critical life situations skill - correct answer application and knowledge that provides positive change to affect health status profession - correct answer ...

Diagnostic Radiology - correct answer Passive use of imaging modalities. Used to diagnose disease. Interventional Radiology - correct answer Use of imaging modalities within the surgical suite. Guides surgeons through minimally invasive procedures. X-Ray - correct answer Oldest and most common form of imaging. X-rays are passed through tissue to visualize the interior. Images ...

- correct answer CT scan - correct answer ROI> Region of interest Focal plane: Section or layer, at which minimal blurring occurs Fulcrum: Central point about which a lever rotates Blur: Is distortion of resolution of anatomy above and below the region of interest Matrix: Series of boxes or individual shades of information 3D Image- Matrix of VOXELS Uses X ray Slices of bread CT/CT scanni...

alkyl halide -base deprotonates A/K -> enolate -> NA of enolate onto alkyl halide -> final product -problems w regioselectivity and can't control alkylation Alkylation of Enolates (complex) - correct answer -requires A/K, LDA (or NAH) low temp, primary alkyl halide -LDA deprotonates -> carbonyl does NA onto alkyl halide -> final product -only happens one time Alkylation of b-Keto Esters - correct answer ...

Define the term "Hyperkinetic" and given an example. - correct answer - Increase of activity of movement along with the volume of movement. ex. Dystonia, choria, tremor, huntingtons Define the term "Hypokinetic" and give an example. - correct answer - Difficulty producing movements and moving very slow ex. Parkinsons 4 Ways to obtain optimal movement control. - correct answer ...

1895 - correct answer Roentgen discovered x-rays 1901 - correct answer Roentgen receives the first Nobel Prize in physics. 1907 - correct answer The Snook interrupterless transformer is introduced. 1913 - correct answer The Coolidge hot-filament x-ray tube is developed 1920 - correct answer The America...

Acceleration Factor - correct answer used in parallel imaging techniques to indicate the factor by which the scan time is reduced Active Shielding - correct answer uses additional superconducting coils located at each end of the main magnet inside the cryostat to shield the system. Active Shimming - correct answer additional solenoid magnets to adjust field homogeneity. Actual ...