Rbp 1 - Guides d'étude, Notes de cours & Résumés

Nursing Informatics Exam 2|96 Questions with Verified Answers CHAPTER 27: Evidence-Based Practice and Research - CORRECT ANSWER pg.542 Information technology (IT) and systems - CORRECT ANSWER Refer to technology that has the capacity to accumulate, retrieve, control, convey, or accept information by electronic means EBP is a systemic process requiring the following activities: - CORRECT ANSWER Asking a relevant, searchable question Systematically searching for evidence Critically exam...

In an intensive care setting, which of the following complications associated with malnutrition is most likely to occur as a result of the failure to begin nutrition support early in the treatment regimen? - ANSWER-Increased serum levels of protein-bound drugs Which of the following is the inpatient glycemic target for critically ill patients? 1: 80-110 mg/dL 2: 140-180 mg/dL 3: 181-210 mg/dL 4: 211-240 mg/dL - ANSWER-2: 140-180 mg/dL Targets <110mg/dL are not recommended U...

FSHN 360 Final Exam 2023 Graded A fat soluble vvitamins - structurally similar to sterols or FA micells, passive diffusion, chylomicrons in circulation circulatory transporters no membrane transporter stored/toxic/don't need daily toxicity is only really true for Vitamin A and Vitamin D to some extent vitamin A - main form: all-trans retinol can also be oxidized to retinal (ketone) or oxidized once more to retinoic acid sources of vitamin A - animal- preformed, retinyl est...

Iron and vitamin B12 deficiency can result in microcytic, hypochromic anemia by decreasing heme synthesis. False, Iron deficiency can result in microcytic hypochromic anemia by decreasing heme synthesis. Fluoride reduces cavities by converting flurohydroxyapatite to hydroxyapatite, which reduces acid production in the mouth. False, Fluoride reduces cavities by converting hydroxyapatite to flurohydroxyapatite, which reduces acid production in the mouth. Hephaestin is a hormone rel...

sensitivity vs specificity - Answer -sensitivity: can it ID those who have condition -specificity: can it ID patients w/o condition Joint Commission statement on identifying nutrition risk - Answer -nutr risk should be identified w/i 24 hours of admission -does NOT mandate method of screening what 3 screening tools focus on older adults? - Answer -MNA (mini nutritional assessment) -NSI (national screening initiative) -GNRI (geriatric nutrition risk index) SGA - Answer subjective g...

Succession Data Model configures fields that appear on the employee's personal and employment information. (employee's record) Country Specific Data Model -Sets international standards like address format and national ID format. -Configures country specific fields that appear on the employee's personal and employment information. -If a country is not defined, the system will use the configuration from the succession data model. Previous Play Next Rewind 10 seconds Move...

Nursing Informatics Exam 2|96 Questions with Verified Answers CHAPTER 27: Evidence-Based Practice and Research - CORRECT ANSWER pg.542 Information technology (IT) and systems - CORRECT ANSWER Refer to technology that has the capacity to accumulate, retrieve, control, convey, or accept information by electronic means EBP is a systemic process requiring the following activities: - CORRECT ANSWER Asking a relevant, searchable question Systematically searching for evidence Critically exam...

factors that lead to incomplete penetrance age-related cumulative frequency, environmental modifiers, genetic modifiers, epigenetic regulation example of incomplete penetrance "carriers" of autosomal dominant diseases must have incomplete penetrance vitamin A absorption absorbed through passive and facilitated diffusion, dependent on structure carotenoid metabolism converted into retinal by oxidative cleavage by BCO1 BCO1 vs BCO2 BCO1 is the enzyme primarily re...

Vitamins and Minerals CNSC complete solution 2022/2023Vitamin A (absorption, transport, storage) -exists as retinoids in animal tissue and carotenoids in plants -absorbed in upper small intestine -role/storage: transported by RBP and stored in liver Vit A s/s deficiencies and toxicities deficiencies: follicular hyperkeratosis, bitot's spots, xeropthalmia, night blindness, excessive bone deposition, impaired wound healing toxicities: pruritus, alopecia, conjuctivitis, cheilitis, atax...

Vitamins and Minerals CNSC complete solution 2022/2023Vitamin A (absorption, transport, storage) -exists as retinoids in animal tissue and carotenoids in plants -absorbed in upper small intestine -role/storage: transported by RBP and stored in liver Vit A s/s deficiencies and toxicities deficiencies: follicular hyperkeratosis, bitot's spots, xeropthalmia, night blindness, excessive bone deposition, impaired wound healing toxicities: pruritus, alopecia, conjuctivitis, cheilitis, atax...