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Who must be licensed as a contractor? - All who construct or alter any residential or commercial work that cost more than $500 (labor+material) How old do you have to be to obtain a contractor license? - 18 years old How many years of experience are required to obtain a contractors license - At least 4 years at a journeyman level. Is anyone exempt from the requirements to be licensed? - Yes. 1)Representatives of Federal, state, County, City, or other local governments. 2) Of...

2 types of qualifying individuals for each type of license - Individual - Responsible Managing Employee (RME) or Owner Partnership - Qualifying Partner or RME Corporation - Responsible managing officer (RMO) or RME LLC - RME, RMO, Responsible Managing member/manager What must be filed w/CSLB if RME/RMO leaves? Within how long? If not, what happens? - "Notice of disassociation" and "application for replacing qualifying individual". Within 20 days Or license automatically suspend...

An employer remits State disability taxes withheld from an employees wages to what agency? - Employment Development Department Which act establishes the rights of workers to organize into unions and negotiate contracts? - National Labor Relations Act of 1935 A contractor has had a problem with employees stealing tools and equipment from job sites. When conducting job interviews, may the contractor ask prospective employees about their arrest records? A. It is legal to ask prospe...

Disrespectful attitude toward the patient. - Beneficent Paternalism "Be True" Nurse is to be faithful to the charge of acting in the patient's best interest when they can no longer make free choices. - Fidelity "Do Good" with nursing actions, it is basis of trust in nursing. - Beneficence Taking personal responsibility for one's own nursing actions. - Accountability The "Worth" you assign to an idea or action. - Values Basis for your personal guidelines for ...

FMAX - Family Max Amount MBP - Monthly Benefit Payment BBA - Bipartisan Budget Act DNH - Deceased Number Holder HA - Disabled Claimant MONET - Miscellaneous Online Edited Transactions DBW - Disabled Widow(er)'s Benefit EDCS - Electronic Disability Collect System PC - Program Center WINDEX - Widow(er)'s Indexing T2 - Title 2 Redesign YOC - Years of Coverage CPS - Critical Payment System RETCHK - Returned Check R...

Step 1 of the Sequential Evaluation Process - Is the client engaging in SGA? SGA is work that involves 1) doing significant physical or mental activities 2) it is usually done for pay or profit, whether or not profit is realized. SGA for 2023 is $1470 for non-blind individuals, statutorily blind is $2460 Self employed individuals are engaging in SGA when - they perform significant services in a business, work comparable to unimpaired individuals, and or work which is worth the prescribe...

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5 types of "basic work activities" - 1) exertional activities 2) nonexertional activities 3) postural activities 4) manipulative activities 5) mental activities Impairment - An impairment is a medical condition that is medically diagnosed (aka medically determinable). At step 2, the claimant must have a medically determinable impairment (MDI) to proceed to step 3. Prove MDI ️ show that symptoms are linked to the MDI ️ prove limitations (exertional or nonexertional) that pr...

The practice items for the Social Security Administration Direct Payment to Non-Attorney Representatives Examination are available below. These items are for practice purposes only and will not appear on the actual examination. All names used in these practice items are purely fictional and do not apply to any real claimants or any other individual. The items are multiple choice and there is only 1 correct answer for each question. The actual examination will also appear in this format. Select t...

abdominal thrust - (Heimlich manoeuvre) pl. n. a manoeuvre for the treatment of choking in which the patient is held firmly around the midriff just under the ribcage. The hands of the rescuer are held as a fist and short sharp thrusts into the patient's upper abdomen are made in order to dislodge the obstructing article from the airway. This procedure should not be performed on children under the age of one year. abnormal vital signs - Vital signs are typically considered to be Heart R...

ARS 36-401 Definitions Assisted living center - An assisted living facility that provides resident rooms or residential units to 11 or more residents. ARS 36-401 Definitions Assisted living home - An assisted living facility that provides resident rooms to 10 or fewer residents. An assisted living facility is licensed to provide what levels of service? - Supervisory, personal, or directed levels of care ARS 36-411. Residential care institutions; home health agencies; fingerpr...

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When you go to your assigned resident's room, you notice that the oxygen is set on 5 liters. You know that the order is for 2 liters. What should you do? - turn the oxygen down 2 liters report it to your manager A caregiver is caring for a resident who is agitated. What should the caregiver do? - talk in a slow and calming manner Why might a resident be prescribed a low protein diet? - for kidney disease What should be the most important consideration when caring for a residen...

acute New, usually of rapid onset and of concern, opposite of chronic AIDS A serious (often fatal) disease of the immune system transmitted through blood products especially by sexual contact or contaminated needles. Airborne precautions Methods of infection control that must be used for patients known or suspected to be infected with pathogens transmitted by airborne droplet nuclei. alternating pressure mattress Mattress for patients at risk of bed sores and skin ulcers. ...

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Asst. CG - means an employee or volunteer who helps a manager or caregiver provide supervisory care services, personal care services, or directed care services to a resident, and does not include a family member of the resident. Assisted living services - means supervisory care services, personal care services, directed care services, behavioral health services, or ancillary services provided to a resident by or on behalf of an assisted living facility. Manager - means an individu...

abdominal thrust - (Heimlich manoeuvre) pl. n. a manoeuvre for the treatment of choking in which the patient is held firmly around the midriff just under the ribcage. The hands of the rescuer are held as a fist and short sharp thrusts into the patient's upper abdomen are made in order to dislodge the obstructing article from the airway. This procedure should not be performed on children under the age of one year. abnormal vital signs - Vital signs are typically considered to be Heart R...

before meals - ac activities of daily living - ADL morning - AM ambulatory - amb amount - amt twice a day - bid bowel movement - BM blood pressure - BP bathroom privileges - BRP with - C or dash above the c cancer or calcium - CA catheter - cath cubic centimeter - cc discontinue - dc diagnosis - dx gastrointestinal - GI hour - h(hr) water - H2O hours of sleep - HS(hs) intake and outp...