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A line authority position is characterized by - Decision making vested in the supervisor An example of line authority is - Administrator Major schools of thought regarding source of authority are - formal and subordinate acceptance The scope of authority in the operation of the nursing facility is greatest at which level - Ownership Ultimate authority in a private corporate nursing facility is with the - Board of directors Managerial authority is power - to command, issue orders or exact ac...

The level of hospice care where family members provide a significant amount of the care: 1) Respite Care 2) General In-Patient Care 3) Continuous Home Care 4) Routine Home Care - 4 What is the minimum length of time that resident medical records must be retained? 1) 7 years 2) 5 years 3) 10 years 4) 3 years - 2 A health insurance plan where members can go to any Medicare-approved doctor or hospital: 1) HMO (Health Maintenance Organization) 2) SNP (Special Needs Plan) 3) PPO (Preferr...

If a medical device malfunctions, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) requires the administrator to report the incident to the: - 2. manufacturing producer 2 Emergency exits must have which of the following components? - 1. Exit access (lit corridor), exit door (locked from inside or outside), and exit discharge (access to street or public way) 2. Exit sign (must be lit), exit access (corridor), and exit (must be double doors) 3. Exit sign, exit access (lit corridor)...

1. Which one of the following steps should be taken first in a risk management program? A. Purchasing of adequate insurance B. Conducting of employee safety drills C. Identifying hazards and risks D. Conducting staff in-services on incident reporting and accident prevention. - C. Identifying hazards and risks 2. Which of the following professionals is authorized to dispense medications? A. registered nurse B. licensed nurse, physician and, in some states, medication aide. C. licensed nu...

Staff knowledge of expected outcomes and results is directly associated with __________________. 1. Clearly communicated organizational goals 2. Motivated employees 3. Annually updated job descriptions 4. Improved compensation - 1. Clearly communicated organizational goals A crime that is punishable by a maximum term of imprisonment of one year is known as __________________. 1. Misdemeanor 2. Felony 3. Tort 4. Neglect - 1. Misdemeanor A bill is introduced in the legislature. A techni...

an example of an indirect cost would be? - Utilities The regulations that ensure compliance with federal prohibition against illegal payment for services or item reimbursed under medicare and medicaid are published by the? - department of justice when evaluating an employee, a manager should focus on? - performance the report that provides a detailed account analysis of outstanding balances on unpaid care recipient accounts is an ? - aging report which kind of control system is needed to m...

what kind of solution contains more salt, ex. D10 - hypertonic solution if you have patient on tubefeeding and they are aggitated and confused what would you check - sodium tube feedings are very ____tonic - hyper hypo/hypernutremia can cause _____________ issues - neurological how are phosphorous and calcium related - inversely how are calcium and magnesium related - equally what kind of soution has less salt, 0.45 saline, half normal saline, can cause hyponatremia excessive water intak...

The patient states, "Heart disease runs in the family. My blood pressure has been high". This is an example of the patient's a. Risk factors b. Active strategy c. Health beliefs d. Health behaviors - Risk Factors When defining illness, a nurse should remember that illness is: a. A change in the patient's wellness b. A pathological change in the structure or function of the body or mind c. An inherited genetic defect d. A change in the patient's level of function compared to a prev...

In assessing a child with bacterial conjunctivitis, the nurse practitioner finds Minimal tearing, moderate itching, and profuse exudate. Minimal itching, moderate tearing, and profuse exudate. Minimal itching, moderate tearing, and mucoid exudate. Severe itching, moderate tearing, and minimal discharge. - Minimal itching, moderate tearing, and profuse exudate. A child is diagnosed by the nurse practitioner with acute otitis media (AOM). During pneumatic otoscopy the NP expects the tympani...

1. The primary care pediatric nurse practitioner counseling the parent of an overweight schoolage child about improving overall fitness. What will the nurse practitioner include? - Encourage the child to begin by engaging in swimming or cycling. 2. A child has a difficult temperament. What will the primary care pediatric nurse practitioner tell the parent about managing this child's behavior? - It is important for the parent to learn to manage criticism and power struggles 2. A toddler wh...

how do you preform rovsing sign? - · Apply pressure to the lower left abdomen. · Pain is felt in right side of abdomen when pressure is released what does rovsing sign indicate? - appendicitis how do you assess for injury to anterior or posterior cruciate ligament? - positive anterior / posterior drawer sign what is the initial treatment for osgood-Schlatter disease? - stretching what are the common sings/ symptoms of osgood-schlatter disease? - painful swelling and tenderness of tibial...

What is physiological jaundice? - -occurs when baby accumulates bilirubin -secondary to immature liver in newborns -common first 2-4 days of life and resolves by 2 weeks What level is conjugated hyperbilirubinemia? - serum conjugated bilirubin concentration greater than 1 mg/dL if the total bilirubin is less than 5.0 mg/dL or more than 20% of the total bilirubin if the the total bilirubin is greater than 5 mg/dL (p. 862 AAP book) What is breastfeeding jaundice? - -due to poor intake th...

1. One of the initial steps in assessing patients with musculoskeletal complaints is to determine whether the complaint is articular or nonarticular in origin. Which of the following is an example of an articular structure? a. Bone b. Synovium c. Tendons d. Fascia - b. Synovium 2. You have detected the presence of crepitus on examination of a patient with a musculoskeletal complaint. Additionally, there is limited range of motion (ROM) with both active and passive movement. These findin...

Why is improvisation an effective intervention in music therapy? a) there are no mistakes b) offers a creative, nonverbal means of expressing thoughts are feelings c) provides control d) all listed options - d) all listed options it's not ethical to facilitate the adjustment of sleep cycles. for this reason, music therapists are most likely to refuse including this goal in the MT treatment plan - individuals in palliative care are usually too weak to play instruments and engage in impro...

a MT need to be a proficient and flexible musician. - True MT goals and interventions should reflect developmental age and not chronological age. - True what is required to be an accredited MT? - 1. B.A in MT or M.A in MT 2. Completion of 1000hr internship approved by CAMT 3. Be and accomplished musician Other Healthcare professionals can provide MT as long as.. - Only accredited MT can provide MT During Baroque, it was believed that certain personalities were associated with certain mus...

A music therapist needs to be a proficient & flexible musician. T/F - true Music therapy goals and interventions should reflect developmental age opposed to chronological age. T/F - true What is required to become an accredited music therapist? a. completion of a BA music therapy or MA in music therapy b. Completion of 1000hr internship approved b the CAMT c. Be an accomplished musician d. All listed options - d. All listed options other health care professionals can provide music therap...

Which of the following is true..... - A music therapist in Ontario, using the act of Psychotherapy must be recognized by the CAMT & CRPO - A music therapist in Canada must meet the mandates of the CAMT - Music therapists can work with all age groups and diagnoses. - All of the above - all of the above The use of music for wellness was first introduced during the renaissance - True - False - false Which of the following statements are true? - Precomposed music always evokes positive memo...

what is the definition of MT - use of music by a qualified therapist with a client/group designed to promote communication, learning, and other objectives why does the definition of MT vary? - varies depending on orientation of a particular group or different cultures what is the governing body of music therapy in canada - CAMT - Canadian Association of MT what is the additional governing body of MT in ontario - CRPO - college of registered psychotherapists of Ontario *all professionals ...

what is the definition of MT - use of music by a qualified therapist with a client/group designed to promote communication, learning, and other objectives why does the definition of MT vary? - varies depending on orientation of a particular group or different cultures what is the governing body of music therapy in canada - CAMT - Canadian Association of MT what is the additional governing body of MT in ontario - CRPO - college of registered psychotherapists of Ontario *all professionals ...

A MTs needs to be a proficient and flexible musician a) True b) False - a) true MT goals and interventions should reflect developmental age opposed to chronological age a) true b) false - a) true What is required to become an accredited MT? a) Completion of a BA MT or MA in MT b) Completion of a 1000hr internship approved by CAMT c) Be an accomplished musician d) All listed options - d) All listed options Other healthcare professionals can approve MT as long as... a) They know what M...