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Wgu ITIL V4 Questions and Verified Answers Governance Ans: Enables the organization to maintain the alignment of its operations with the strategic direction determined by its governing body. ITIL (Information Technology Infrastructure Library) Ans: A good-practice guidance applicable to all types of organizations that provide services to businesses. ITIL framework Ans: A source of good practice in service management. ITIL guiding principles Ans: Help to guide organizational d...

Straighterline Pharmacology Quiz 1 Questions and Verified Answers Which transport mechanism is used by cells to allow drugs to pass through the cell membrane? Select one: a. Filtration b. Passive transport c. Active transport d. All of the above Ans: D A surgical team decides to use a spinal anesthetic to aid the surgery on a patient's spinal cord. The preferred route of administration for such anesthetic is _____. Select one: a. intrathecal b. intraarterial c....

SL PHARM 103 EXAM 2 Questions and Verified Answers Which of following is recommended by the FDA to be used as a black box warning for OTC products that contain a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID)? a. Every OTC product containing an NSAID will have to include a bolded warning advising consumers about the potential risks for "severe stomach bleeding," especially in people who are aged 60 years or older or have had stomach ulcers or bleeding problems. b. Every OTC...

SL PHARM 103 EXAM 1 Questions and Verified Answers In the context of the factors of individual variation that alter the effect of a drug, select the statement that best describes the placebo effect. Ans: Positive attitude can lead to perceived symptom improvement. The pituitary gland is closely associated with which structure of the brain? Ans: Hypothalamus What is the main effect of ganglionic blockers on the gastrointestinal system? Ans: Decreased intestinal secretions Which ...

SL PHARM 103 MIDTERM Questions and Verified AnswersSL PHARM 103 MIDTERM Questions and Verified Answers When differentiating between enzyme induction and enzyme inhibition, enzyme induction can be interpreted as resulting in: Ans: an increase in the rate of drug metabolism in the liver, leading to a decreased duration of action. Use the moderate-dose range of 2-10 mcg/kg/min to determine the appropriate dose range of dopamine that would result in increased cardiac output for a p...

SL PHARM 103 EXAM 3 Questions and Verified Answers Natalie is experiencing uterine contractions during her 7th month of pregnancy. Which of the following would be true in this situation? Ans: Natalie should use terbutaline, which inhibits uterine contractions, although it increases the heart rates of the mother and fetus. Which of the following tissues does the hormone calcitonin primarily affect? Ans: Bone tissue Which of the following is a use of octreotide? Ans: Treating pat...

PN1006 MIDTERM Questions and Verified Answers (Infection) airborne Ans: M: measles T: tb V: varicella Infection: Droplet Ans: S- scarlet fever, sepsis P = porovirus, pnenumonia, pertussis I - influenza D - diptheria E - epiglottis R - rubella M - mumps, meningitis AN - adenovirus infection: contact Ans: M - R - resp infection S - skin infection W - would infection

PN 1006 Integrated Nursing Practice: Midterm Questions and Verified Answers The Rules of charting Ans: Single lined, Line through errors marked + signed, Date Time and Focus, To end cross out empty line space initial and designation, legible What format do you follow when charting? Ans: DAR What is DAR? Ans: Data Action Response When do you chart? Ans: Preformed immediately following What colour's of ink are accepted for charting? Ans: Blue or Black What order is cha...

If an infection can be transmitted from one person to another is it called a Ans: - Communicable disease The interval when a patient manifests signs and symptoms specific to the type of infection is the Ans: - Illness stage A patient Is in isolation precautions for pulmonary tuberculosis. The nurse notes that the patient seems to be angry but knows this is a normal response to isolation. What would be the nurse's best intervention? Ans: - Explain isolation procedures and provi...

PN 1006 Final Review Questions and Verified Answers stage 1 pressure ulcer Ans: redness over bony prominence stage 2 pressure ulcer Ans: partial thickness loss, shallow open ulcer stage 3 pressure ulcer Ans: full thickness loss, subcutaneous fat may be visable stage 4 pressure ulcer Ans: full thickness loss with exposed bone, tendon, and muscle unstageable pressure ulcer wound exudate slough eschar Ans: full thickness loss, base of ulcer covered by slough, eschar, or ...

PN 1006 Final Exam Questions and Verified Answers What is the purpose of the shift change report? Ans: To ensure continuity with care Allows the next nurse to prioritize their workload What to include in the shift change report Ans: -Any changes in medical condition -Pain -Medications that were administered -Upcoming diagnostic tests or results -Pt response to any interventions -Admission -Discharge -Death Procedure for doucumentation error Ans: -Cross out the wrong informa...

PN 1006 Skills Questions and Verified Answers What is the first priority of nursing? Ans: Preventing Infection The most important primary prevention of passing microorganisms? Ans: Hand washing Microorganisms that cause infection in humans are referred to as? Ans: Pathogens Minuscule living bodies that cannot be seen without a microscope and can cause a variety of infections? Ans: Microorganism Microorganisms that live in, or on our bodies, performing needed functions to pr...

PN 1006 Questions and Verified Answers Informatics Ans: The study of information processing EHR Ans: Electronic Health Records HIPAA Ans: Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act objective Ans: Signs (what you see) subjective Ans: based on or influenced by personal feelings, tastes, or opinions (symptoms) 4 Ps of Care Ans: Pain, Position, Possessions, Potty SBAR Ans: Situation Background Assessment Recommendation NPO Ans: nothing

Pharmacology Ans: -is the study of the biologival effects of chemicals - Drugs are chemicals that are introduced into the body to cause some sort of change. -Some drug effects are therapeutic, or helpful, but others are undesirable or potentially dangerous (adverse effects) Drug's act Ans: is a food and drugs act -(FDA) all drugs for sale in Canada must be approved under this act. The role of the FDA is to protect the public against health hazards and fraud from the sale of foo...

PN 1005 Midterm Questions and Verified Answers term to describe the effects of a drug, sometimes it is called a side effect, that is not desirable and can even be dangerous Ans: Adverse effects term for the name given to a drug by the pharmaceutical company that developed it, also called a trade name or proprietary name Ans: Brand name a name that reflects the chemical structure of a drug is called the .. Ans: generic name chemicals that are introduced into the body to bring ab...