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Purpose : To Provide EMS with parameters to determine wether or not to withhold resuscitative measures in accordance with the patients wishes, and to provide guidelines with base hospital physicians to discontinue efforts and pronounce death. Authority : California Health and safety code, Divison 2.5 California Probate Code, Division 4.7 California Family Code, section 297-297.5 ADCH Advanced Health Care Directive : A written document that allows patients who cannot speak for themselv...

Required for all patients with symptomatic bradycardia : base hospital contact Treatment for Bradycardia w/ suspected Hyperkalemia : 1) Calcium Chloride 1 g (10mL) slow IV/IO push, may repeat x1 for persistent symptoms 2) Albuterol 5 mg (6mL) via nebulizer continuously 3) Contact base to obtain order for Sodium Bicarbonate 50 mEq (50mL) slow IVP If patient is complaining of nausea/vomiting consider _______? : Zofran admin Initial Treatment for Unstable Bradycardia : Atropine 0.5 mg ra...

Reading Comprehension : Section 1 - Items 1 and 2 consist of a short statement followed by four possible titles, labeled a, b, c, and d. Select the title which most closely describes the content of the statement. The United Nations, an international body of nations, was established after World War II in an effort to promote world peace. a. The legacy of World War II b. TheFoundingoftheUnitedNations c. Promoting World Peace d. International Organizations : A. is incorrect because this...

: When a party feels aggrieved by some agency action - whether an unfavorable rule, an unfavorable decision in an agency hearing, the denial or revocation of government benefits or licenses - often the last recourse is in the courts. Federal agency actions are appealed into federal courts (some into district court and some directly into a circuit court, depending on the statute), whereas state administrative problems are usually appealed first into state courts. Most judicial review wi...

What factors have the biggest impact on IT projects? : scope, time, cost Key differences between IT projects and other projects : 1) high turnover rates of IT workers 2) level of uniqueness and complexity 3) difficulty in getting accurate customer requirements 4) rate of change in requirements 5) difficulty in testing all possible state of software, 6) constant training needed to keep team members current with technology Potential advantages of using structured project management appro...

Project : A temporary endeavor undertaken to create a unique product, service or result. Operations : Work done in organizations to sustain the business. Project Sponsor : Usually provides the direction and funding for the project. Project Manager : Work with the project sponsors, the project team and all other stakeholders in the project. Triple Constraint : Scope, Time and Cost of the Project Quadruple Constraint 2 | P a g e : Scope, Time, Cost and Quality of the Project Projec...

The 5... : Process groups The 10... : Knowledge areas The 49... : Processes Initiation : Developing project charter and identifying stakeholders (5) Planning : Inputs, Outputs, Tools & processes, and collect requirements Executing : the process of carrying out the commands 2 | P a g e Monitoring/controlling : This project process group is where activities are performed to monitor the progress of the project and determine whether there are variances from the project plan. Corre...

What are 3 common characteristics of every project? : a. Unique b. Specific Deliverable c. Specific Due Date What are the three primary goals of a project? : a. Function b. Cost c. Timing What is the first phase of the life cycle of a project? : Initiate What is the agile term for project manager? : Scrum master What are the five stages in the life cycle of a project?

Project : Temporary endeavor undertaken to create a unique product/capability/service/result Key Characteristics of a Project : Temporary Measurable Definite end Has an outcome Outputs of project chartering : Assigned sponsor and project manager High-level summary budget Summary timeline Project Goals and Objectives 5 Process Groups 2 | P a g e : Initiating Planning Monitor/Control Execution Closing PMBOK Knowledge Areas : Project Integration Management Project Scope Mana...

What is the difference between a standard and a guideline? : Standards are requirements; guidelines are recommendations. Which of the following describes a duty of the Data Owner? : Ensure that data has proper security labels A policy that a user must have a business requirement to view data before attempting to do so is an example of enforcing what? : Need to know The delay between access approval and actual access can create what type of security concern? : Time of check, to time of...