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Driver 6 weeks post-MI, has cardio cleared to return to work without restrictions. ETT 12 METs, echo EF 65%. Examiner should: - ANSWER-temporarily disqualify driver until driver meets waiting period of 2 months driver is distant, lacks eye contact and shows absolutely no emotional response during the exam. The examiner's best response should be: - ANSWER-disqualify and refer to SAP prior to consideration (flat affect seen in severe depression and schizophrenia) A driver has a blood pressu...

Aminoglycosides can be ____ at higher doses and _____ at lower doses correct answers Bacteriocidal and bacteriostatic This lab work should be monitored when taking aminoglycosides correct answers BUN/CR and peak/trough Never mix aminoglycosides with ____ correct answers PCN Aminoglycosides pose a greater risk for what adverse effect? correct answers Ototoxicity and nephrotoxicity Ototoxicity s/s include: correct answers Dizziness, tinnitus, ataxia, hearing loss, N/V Aminoglycoside...

Class 10 Information Systems Auditing Exam 31 Questions with Verified Answers ISACA - CORRECT ANSWER - Information Systems Audit and Control Association •Founded 1969. •An independent, nonprofit, global association that engages in the development, adoption and use of globally accepted, industry leading knowledge and practices for information systems •Provides practical guidance, benchmarks and tools for enterprises that use information systems •It defines the role of governance, s...

A patient who has type 2 diabetes has a glycated hemoglobin A1c (HbA1c) of 10%. The nurse should make which change to the nursing care plan? a. Refer the patient to a diabetes educator because the result reflects poor glycemic control. b. Glycemic control is adequate; no changes are needed. c. Hypoglycemia is a risk; teach the patient the symptoms. d. Instruct the patient to limit activity and weekly exercise. - correct answer a. Which instruction should the nurse provide when teaching a ...

CMN 571 - Final Exam 2023/2024 With Complete Solution Graded A+. USPSTF - B/P screenings start at what age? - ANSWER 18 for everyone USPSTF - Daily ASA regimens are recommended for what age groups? Men and Women - ANSWER Men - 45-79 (to prevent MI) Women - 55-79 (to prevent ischemic CVA) USPSTF - Who should be screened for AAA? And how? - ANSWER Men 65-75 by U/S USPSTF - Diagnostic workup of HTN includes which labs? - ANSWER U/A, BG, Hct, Lipid panel, K, Cr, Ca. Optional: Urinary albumi...

AAA Driver's ED: Section Tests Questions and Answers Already Passed Approximately how long does it take a new driver to reach the driving ability of the average experienced driver? a) the length of a driver education course b) six months c) 1 year d) 5 years d) 5 years Approximately what percent of crashes are caused by driver error? a) 39 b) 55 c) 63 d) 90 d) 90 Successfully completing a driver education course will guarantee that you become a safe driver. a) TRUE b) FALSE b) FALSE ...

FAC1601-Exam-Pack - Exam pack Financial Accounting and Reporting (University of South Africa) lOMoARcPSD| Financial Accounting 1B Study & Exam Pack for FAC1601 © 2014 This is prepared for UNISA undergraduate students undertaking the module FAC1601. The past exam papers used as a way of practicing the concept emphasized in the study guide for this module Compiled by Levison Kamanga (check his profile on ), for and on behalf of “Inspired to impact with a difference” All the que...

reduces heart failure risk by 50%? - Answer-control of blood pressure important risk factor in women for heart failure? - Answer-DM systolic heart failure? - Answer-HFrEF; EF <40% diastolic heart failure? - Answer-HFpEF; EF >50% stages A-D progression of disease, risk factors, and cardiac structure? - Answer-American Heart Association; classification of HF functional classification of HF? - Answer-New York Heart Association most useful physical exam to identify congestion? - Answer-...

What is nephrolithiasis? renal calculi (kidney stones) How does Renal calculi form? formed d/t elevated levels of minerals in the body Previous Play Next Rewind 10 seconds Move forward 10 seconds Unmute 0:01 / 0:15 Full screen Brainpower Read More What minerals in excess can cause renal calculi? calcium oxalate (most common), phosphate uric acid struvite cystine Urolithiasis stone in the bladder Ureterolithiasis condition of stones in the ureter...

-95% of cases are essential hypertension -Secondary cause workup: renal disease, renal stenosis, aortic coarctation, hyperaldosteronism from tumor or hyperplasia, Cushing’s, pheochromocytoma, OSA -May hear S4 from forceful atrial contraction 03 Apex, S4, LLD, B3 JNC- 7 classifications and initial treatment of HTN -Pre-HTN is 120/80 to 139/89  lifestyle changes -HTN stage I is 140/90 to 159/99  thiazide (or loop if renal pt) -HTN stage II is >160/>100  thiazide + 2nd ...