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What is an IV? - Answer Intravenous infusion administration of fluids into a vein by means of a steel needle or plastic catheter. why is an IV administered - Answer used to maintain fluid and electrolyte balance, or to correct fluid volume deficits in patients unable to take sufficient volumes orally. Also used for prolonged nutritional support of patients with gastrointestinal dysfunction (total parenteral nutrition). CATS PRRR - Answer C = compatibilities, A = allergies, T = tubing c...

SDI Certification Exam Review Questions and Answers Already Passed What does SCUBA stand for? Self Contained Underwater Breathing Apparatus List the three important scuba diving changes that occurred in the 1950s 1) Dive tables published for repetitive dives 2) Improved design/quality of scuba gear 3) Dive computers commercially available Name three different devices that modern dive computers replace Depth gauge, dive tables, watch What sets SDI apart from other training agencies? Students u...

POAT FINAL EXAM QUESTION BANK WITH COMPLETE VERIFIED SOLUTION, OVER 500 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS What is AAC? Augmentative and alternative communication What are the 2 types of AAC? Unaided communication: Relies on user's body for communication Aided Communication: Communication that relies on anything but body language What are types of low tech aided AAC? Symbols/picture don't change Capable of speech production with LIMITED message options Examples: Use hands, colors...

ABSITE Exam Questions And Answers Latest Updated Graded 100%. What is a known affect of TNF? Correct Answer: Expression of eicosanoids (like thromboxane) What is an adhesion molecule? Correct Answer: Mediate leukocyte to endothelial adhesion What is an example of an adhesion molecule? Correct Answer: L-selectin Physiologic affect of NO Correct Answer: Increase smooth muscle relaxation Prostacyclin on systemic inflammation Correct Answer: Inhibits platelet aggregation Calories per day for b...

This test bank contains 500 multiple choice questions spanning the key concepts, models, and approaches covered in an introductory counseling theories course. The questions test understanding of: Major counseling models and theories, including psychodynamic, cognitive-behavioral, humanistic/client-centered, systems, postmodern, and integrative orientations. Stages of change and behavior change models, including the transtheoretical model, motivational interviewing, and cognitive-behavioral...

Explain the steps involved in tissue processing - ANSWER-1. Surgery 2. Fixation 3. Grossing 4. Fixation 5. Processing 6. Embedding 7. Staining 8. Cover-slipping Discuss the process of fixation - ANSWER-Stabilization of proteins to prevent autolysis and putrefaction. -Maintain proper relationship between cells and extracellular material (keep as "life-life" as possible) -15-20 times volume fixative of tissue -10% NBF most common fixative Describe the goal of tissue proces...

Nutrition ATI formatted from Exam 1 and exam 2 complete solution Nutritional Principles of Nursing (Rasmussen University) These are all from Exam 1 and exam 2 These are all 100% correct. The ones highlighted in black. Still waiting for someone to answer them. I’ll update the rest of the black highlighted portion as sson as i get the answers. Thank you for helping 1. A nurse is teaching to a client who has dumping syndrome. Which of the following instructions s...

A client is concerned that her breasts are engorged and uncomfortable. What is the nurses explanation for this physiologic change? a. Overproduction of colostrum b. Accumulation of milk in the lactiferous ducts and glands c. Hyperplasia of mammary tissue d. Congestion of veins and lymphatic vessels d. Congestion of veins and lymphatic vessels Breast engorgement is caused by the temporary congestion of veins and lymphatic vessels. An overproduction of colostrum, an accumulation of milk in...

The nurse is determining if any of the patients require peripheral IV dressing change. The date is 2/22 and the time 0900. The agency use a commercially engineered catheter stabilization device with its own transparent dressing. Which of the following patients would require a peripheral dressing change? (SATA) A patient: With a wet peripheral IV dressing after bathing. Whose manufactured stabilization device is loose. The nursing assistive personnel reports to the nurse that the patie...

Types of Credit Used - Answer- Student loan or credit cards only FAKO scores - Answer- purchase score which are educational score Fair Credit Reporting Act FCRA - Answer- what is in file/dispute/remove 30 days/remove bad 7 yrs/bk 10 yrs/access limited/damages from violators/state rights Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions Act FACTA - Answer- free cbrs/fraud alert/truncate cc #s Fair Credit Billing Act (FCBA) - Answer- dispute bill error/mail 60 days/creditor 30 days acknowledge and...