Clincial - Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

What is the best reason to apply capnography monitoring to your intubated and mechanically ventilated patient prior to moving her from the hospital bed to your stretcher? correct answers To make sure that the tube hasn't moved and that the patient is still receiving adequate ventilation. An intubated patient being prepared for transport is gagging, mouthing her tube, and raising her head off the ED bed. What should the CCT medic do? correct answers Contact the patient's nurse and MD. Lis...

Drug Development Process Pre-clincial Stage (Animal testing) of R&D INDClinical (Safety and effectiveness) R&DFinal Product Development Post-marketing Variations in drug development process Preclinical stage of R&D 1. Drug discovery 2. Biological characterization (drug action/ fate) 3. Pre-formulation studies 4. Initial formulations 5. Manufacturing and controls 6. Package label and design Clinical Stage Phase 1: Biological effects, safe dosage Phase 2: New drug treats small amou...

What are complications of DM Type 1 and 2? correct answers Nephropathy Atherosclerosis Retinopathy Neuropathies what is Retinopathy? correct answers blindness What is Atherosclerosis? correct answers heart attacks and strokes What is neuropathies? correct answers motor/sensory nerve changes what is nephropathy? correct answers renal dysfunctions What are the clincial signs for both DM type 1 and 2? correct answers Hyperglycemia, Glycosuria (sugar in the urine), fatigue, precens...

Maine CRMA Certification Latest Version Already Passed Certificate for CRMA lastest Two Years Re-Certification must be done within 30 days of expiried For 8-hours CRMA not not adminstrator any meds after expired Recertified within 30 days of expiration date CRMA should set up a tickler for 90 day for recertification 60 days prior and 30 days after Clinical Checklist to the Instructor Needs to be submited 45 days from the last class Instructor has to submit the checklist & v...

SLPA NC BOARD EXAM MOCK QUESTIONS ALREADY PASSED What are the 5 Objectives of Intervention? 1. Client should ahow improvement not just in a clincial setting; Progress should be generalized to real-world environments. 2. Should be automatic 3. Should be self-monitered 4. Shoul make optimum progress in minimum amount of time 5. Interventionshould be sensitive to personal and cultural characteristics. What is a treatment protocol? Written guideline that specifies therapy frequency, duration, and ...

UCF Human Anatomy Block 2 Study Guide. Review of Dr. Chiarelli's Block 2 information. Everything that is needed to ace Exam 2 is outlined in this document. The Block 2 Study guide dives into topics discussed in Dr. Chiarelli's course such as the spinal column, spinal cord, meninges, thoracic cavity, heart, lungs, ribs, muscles and bones. This document also outlines the clinical significance for each topic discussed.

NUR 102 EXAM 5_PERFUSION: EXAM REVIEW QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS, RATED A+ C Hyperactivity and Gastrointestinal disturbances are not associated with aortic stenosis. Pallor is a sign, but not specific to AS. - -The clinic nurse reviews the record of a child just seen by HCP and diagnosed with suspected aortic stenosis. The nurse expect to note documentation of which clincial manifestation specifically found in this disorder? A. Pallor B. hyperactivity C. Exercise intolerence D. Gastroin...

10 types of practice settings - Public Health Home Health Occupational Health Primary Care Parish Forensic Mental Health Streets Rural Telehealth . 2.5 Common nursing roles in community health - re - orient health services build healthy public policy Strengthen Comm . action for health . create Supportive enviorn . for health develop personal Skills 5types of Prevention levels - Primordial Primary Secondary Tertiary Quartemary Primordial prevention - prevent establishment of social , ec...

What are complications of DM Type 1 and 2? correct answers Nephropathy Atherosclerosis Retinopathy Neuropathies what is Retinopathy? correct answers blindness What is Atherosclerosis? correct answers heart attacks and strokes What is neuropathies? correct answers motor/sensory nerve changes what is nephropathy? correct answers renal dysfunctions What are the clincial signs for both DM type 1 and 2? correct answers Hyperglycemia, Glycosuria (sugar in the urine), fatigue, precens...

NUR 2063 PATHOPHYSIOLOGY APPLICATION QUESTIONS FINAL EXAM WITH VERRIFIED ANSWERS A healthcare worker washes his/her hands before entering a patients room. What type of disease prevention is this? - CORRECT ANSWER-Primary Prevention A 42 year old woman comes into the clinic for her annual Flu shot. What type of disease prevention is this? - CORRECT ANSWER-Primary Prevention A 21 year old comes in for her annual doctors check up, and the provider says she will get a PAP smear done tod...