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What are the 4 categories of CANS dysfunction tests? - Answer- 1. Dichotic speech tests 2. Binaural interaction tests 3. Temporal ordering tests 4. Monaural low redundancy speech tests On what physiologic premise are dichotic speech tests based? - Answer- On the physiologic premise that contralateral pathways are more numerous and robust than ipsilateral pathways Which means that if we use monaural stimulation, the information can be processed equally well by both ipsilateral and contra...

1. With which of their follow statements would you agree - ANSWER-o Care has become more complex and specialized during the last 40 years 2. Which of the following should you keep in mind as your hospital redesigns the way it handles knee replacements? - ANSWER-o How system components are integrated with one another is as important as how well they function independently 3. Which of the following is typically true of "weak signals"? - ANSWER-o They can combine with other human or envir...

Why might dysrhythmias and a reduction in core body temperature occur in a recently infused patient? : Due to rapid administration of unheated blood products When administering blood products large-bore catheters are used for the following primary reason: : Large-bore catheters prevent blood product hemolysis as the product passes through the catheter into the blood stream Identify the needle gauge typically recommended to infuse blood products: : 18-G Which blood product places a pa...

Chapter 8 Insurance NRCAHA Exam Questions and Answers Claims be rejected or underpaid if the CPT code - Correct Answer ️️ -is not backed up with documentation The fixed amount of money that an insured patient is required to pay each time he or she receives treatment is called the - Correct Answer ️️ -co-payment Julie Ann's is serving in the Marine Corps. Julie's medical care is covered by - Correct Answer ️️ -TRICARE When the office accepts payments directly from the insura...

HESI-Med Surg I final study guide Impaired neural functioning Paralytic ileus occurs when neurologic impulses are diminished as a result of anesthesia, infection, or surgery. Interference in blood supply will result in necrosis of the bowel. Perforation of the bowel will result in pain and peritonitis. Obstruction of the bowel initially will cause increased peristalsis and bowel sounds. Four days after abdominal surgery a client has not passed flatus and there are no bowel sounds. Paralyt...

PALS 2023 FINAL EXAM Updated Questions And Answers Compressing the chest about 2 inches Giving 2 ventilations to every 15 compressions A PALS resuscitation team is preparing to defibrillate a child experiencing cardiac arrest. For which rhythm(s) would this action be appropriate? Ans - VF and pVT are shockable cardiac arrest rhythms. A provider is assessing a child with suspected shock. Which statement correctly describes hypotension and shock? Ans - Hypotension is not a consistent feat...

Precision nutrition (chapter 1) Exam with correct Answers Genetics -Answer-Inherited DNA (of an organism,)which influences what they become.(environment plays a key role) Limiting factors -Answer-Anything that makes it more difficult for a client to achieve optimal results Examples that cause clients to have problems with weight loss, muscle gain, performance - Answer-Thyroid hormone imbalance Gastrointestinal dysfunction Sex hormone imbalance Metabolic -Answer-The chemical method by wh...

Radiography - Answer-Is the use of electromagnetic radiation to form 2 dimentional images of the inside of the human body x-ray image - Answer-Radiogaph Radioopaque - Answer-Appears white (Light/grey) areas of the film after exposure. This shows structures that radiation does NOT easily pass through on the film Radioluscent - Answer-Appears Black (dark) areas on the film after exposure. This shows that structures that radiation can easily pass through on a film. Intraoral film - Answer-Fi...

TEST BANK FOR Introduction to Maternity and Pediatric Nursing,8th Edition by Gloria Leifer TEST BANK FOR Introduction to Maternity and Pediatric Nursing,8th Edition by Gloria Leifer UNIT I: An Overview of Maternity and Pediatric Nursing Chapter 1: The Past, Present, and Future UNIT II: Maternal-Newborn Nursing and Women’s Health Chapter 2: Human Reproductive Anatomy and Physiology Chapter 3: Fetal Development Chapter 4: Prenatal Care and Adaptations to Pregnancy Chapter 5: Nursing Ca...

A 22-year-old man is hypotensive and tachycardic after a shotgun wound to the left shoulder. His blood pressure is initially 80/40 mm Hg. After initial fluid resuscitation his blood pressure increases to 122/84 mm Hg. His heart rate is now 100 beats per minute and his respiratory rate is 28 breaths per minute. A tube thoracostomy is performed for decreased left chest breath sounds with the return of a small amount of blood and no air leak. After chest tube insertion, the most appropriate next st...