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What type of civilization characterized the Mississippian period in Georgia? Ans: Chiefdoms: smaller villages with leaders that answered to one greater leader. Destroyed by European invasion bringing disease and violence What was the largest chiefdom in Georgia and where was it located? Ans: Coosa Chiefdom in Murray and Gordon county. Etowah site in Cartersville is also a significant relic Who was the first European to explore Georgia? Ans: Hernando de Soto, arrived with Spanish...

The President of the United States Senate is: Ans: The Lieutenant Governor Who selects Georgia's State Superintendent of Schools? Ans: Voters The law-making branch of the state government is officially known as the: Ans: General Assembly The Hope Scholarship Program is funded Ans: by proceeds from the lottery "Devolution" Means: Ans: Transferring power from the national government to the state governments Ans: The Public Service Commission The board which r...

Tunis Campbell Ans: prominent African American politician in McIntosh county, fought for equality and justice populism Ans: party composed of farmers and labor groups against big businesses in Texas and Dakota; was a 3rd party in election of 1892 University of GA Ans: first national state government founded university in 1785 Rufus Bullock Ans: governor of GA during reconstruction era; involved in various scandals and allegations and had to resign due to KKK Joseph Brow...

illness Ans: an abnormal process in which aspects of the social, emotional, or intellectual condition and function of a person are diminished or impaired causes of illness in ancient times Ans: divine disfavor w/ god or bad spirits in the body healing in ancient times Ans: witchcraft, spells, rituals pest-houses Ans: 19th century hospitals, allowed for widespread of infections because there were no sanitary precautions early 19th century nurses Theodor Fliedner kaiser...

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Elder abuse is Ans: Violence toward individuals over the age of 65 5 classifications of elder abuse Ans: 1. Physical or sexual 2. Psychological abuse 3. Misuse of assets 4. Medical abuse (withholding necessary treatment or aids for ADLs) 5. Neglect Common reasons for abuse and neglect Ans: 1. Frustration and exhaustion of caregiver 2. Alcoholism 3. Turbulent lifestyles 4. Lack of financial, emotional, family, & community resources What are the two most importan...

lymph/o Ans: Lymph The fluid that removes cellular waste products, pathogens, and dead blood cells from the tissues. lymphangi/o Ans: Lymphatic Vessels and Ducts The capillaries, vessels, and ducts that return lymph from the tissues to the venous bloodstream. lymphaden/o Ans: Lymph Nodes tonsill/o, adenoid/o Ans: Tonsils and Adenoids Bean-shaped structures of the lymphatic system where pathogens and other harmful substances are filtered from the lymph by specialize...

What is the term that describes the space between two nuerons Ans: Synapsis Cranial 10 is the _______ Nerve Ans: Vagus The division of the auto nerve system is fight or flight is called Ans: Sympathetic Cranial nerve 8 is the _____ Ans: Occulomotor The cerbrium is two hemispheres divied by ______ Ans: Corpus callosum Impulse carried away from spinal cord are what _________ Ans: Efferent Ans: 31 pairs How many pairs of spinal nerves do we have? Whats the purpose...

self-actualization Ans: the process by which people achieve their full potential. Esteem Ans: Self-respect, self-confidence, feelings of self-worth. Love & Belongingness Ans: Affection, acceptance by peers and community. Safety & Security Ans: Stability, protection, security, freedom from fear and anxiety. Physiologic Ans: Nutrition, elimination, oxygenation and sexuality. Which one of Malsow's needs are most important? Ans: Physiologic. What is Maslow's hiera...

Erythopoietin Ans: Stimulates the bone marrow to produce RBC's blood clot formation Ans: stage 1: injury to blood vessel wall. stage II: in the prescence of calcium, platelet chemicals, and PTA, prothrombin is activated to form thrombin. Stage III: Thrombin activates fibrinogen. Activated fibrinogen forms the fibrin fibers, or fibrin net. location of apical pulse Ans: Fifth intercostal space, left midclavicular line. Pacemaker of the heart location Ans: Located in the ...

A nurse is caring for a pt who is receiving continuous NGT feedings. Nurse listens to bowel sounds. Which of the following actions should the nurse take? (Has clip for you to listen to) Ans: Decrease the rate of feeding A nurse is preparing to administer oxygen to a pt who has heart failure and is having severe difficulty breathing. Which of the following oxygen delivery equipment should the nurse select to provide highest concentration oxygen to the client? Ans: Non-rebreather...

GI Ans: General Impression LOC & Questions Ans: Level of Consciousness (Alert Verbal Painful Unresponsive -->Person Place Time Event?) CC/ALT Ans: Chief Complaint/Apparent Life Threats (Rapid Scan of the Kill Zone) A in ABC, and ways to checked Ans: Airway (Open, Clear, Maintained) How is an airway maintained? B in ABC and appropriate questions Ans: OPA (Oral Pharyngeal Airway), NPA (Nasal Pharyngeal Airway) Ans: Breathing (Are they *breathing*? How is *adequate*...

A nurse is caring for a client who is at 36 weeks of gestation and has suspected placenta previa. For which of the following findings should the nurse expect? Ans: A large amount of bright red vaginal bleeding without pain A nurse is caring for a client in the prenatal clinic who has a possible ectopic pregnancy at 8 weeks of gestation. Which of the following findings should the nurse expect? Ans: Pelvic pain A nurse is reinforcing teaching with a client who is at 6 weeks of gest...

A clear diet consists of: Ans: Liquids that are easilt digested and absorbed A clear diet leaves very little Ans: Residue A clear diet provides: Ans: Fluids and electrolytes A clear diet lacks: Ans: Nutrients A full liquid diet: Ans: Is more nutritionally complete but still lacks some nutrients examples of full liquid diet include: A soft diet is: Ans: Strained cereals and soups, ice cream, pudding, milk/milkshakes and fruit juices Ans: Nutritionally adequate a...

What is an aim? Ans: A general statement of what the researcher intends to investigate What is a confounding variable? Ans: a factor other than the independent variable that might produce an effect in an experiment What does debriefing mean? Ans: To inform the participants of the true nature of the study and the restore them to the same state as they were beforehand. Avoids ethical issues what is a DV? Ans: The variable you measure What is an ethical issue? What is an...

AFI 38-101 Ans: Air Force Organization AFI 36-2623 Ans: Occupational Analysis AFI 36-2101 Ans: Classifying Military Personnel (Officer and Enlisted) AFI 36-2626 Ans: Airman Retraining Program AFI 36-2656 Ans: Developmental Education AFI 36-3209 AFI 33-332 AFI 36-2406 Ans: Separation Procedures for Air National Guard and Air Force Reserve members Ans: Air Force Privacy and Civil Liberties Program Ans: Officer and Enlisted Evaluation Systems AFI 36-2606 ...

General Henry "Hap" Arnold Ans: First Commanding General of the Army Air Force? Air War Planning Document Ans: Doctrinal blueprint provided the conceptual framework for the American air effort in World War 2. Reflected 1930s Air Corp Tactical School doctrine of using massive force to destroy the enemy's will and capability to fight through long-range strategic bombardment Operation PointBlank Ans: Combined American precision daylight bombing and British night area b...

What is a drug? Ans: Any substance that, when taken into the human body, can impair the ability of the person to operate a vehicle safely. A study in California showed what age of male drivers were killed in crashes in the early 1980's and what percent tested positive for drugs other than alcohol Ans: Ages 15 to 34 and 51% Maryland Shock Trauma Center Study () states what percent of drivers treated had used marijuana prior to their crashes? Ans: 32% University of Tennesse...

What is acute pain? How long does it last? Ans: sudden onset, usually subsides once treated. Lasts no more than 6 months What is chronic pain? Ans: Pain continues for 6 months or longer, usually related to an underlying issue ie: arthritis or illness Who is the founder of modern day nursing? Ans: Florence Nightingale What is Maslow's hierarchy of needs? Ans: 1. Physiological needs 2. Safety and Security needs 3. Love and Belonging Needs 4. Self esteem 5. self ac...

_______ values describe what we hold to be right and wrong, _______ is the systematic reflection of these values enabling us to live and act according to our beliefs. (1.4) A. Ethical/ Morality B. Moral/ Ethics C. Society/ Ethics D. Social/ Civility Ans: B. Moral/ Ethics What is the hallmark of integrity? (1.3.1) A. Accountability B. Honesty C. Courage D. Loyalty Ans: B. Honesty Ans: True_______ values describe what we hold to be right and wrong, _______ is the s...