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ATI Fundamentals Proctored Practice State board of nursing - ANS laws and regulations that govern nursing in their state o Ensure the state hospitals are complying with regulations o Issue and revoke nursing license Nurses must have license in every state they practice in JCHO - ANS Regulations for health care facilities Medicare - ANS Eligibility: 65+ , on disability for 2 years, or diagnosed with ALS and end state renal failure and on dialysis o Four parts A: inpatien...

Med Surg Guide for Exam #3 Perioperative Perioperative: concentrate mostly on Pre-op and post-op • Pre-op: importance of getting a good history, medication reconciliation, what puts someone at post-op risks (ex: diabetes and obese patient; at risk for poor wound healing/wound issues), what medications may increase bleeding • Intra-op: safety focus (not covering any anesthetics) • Post-op: post-op care for the orthopedic patient (kind of intertwines with musculoskeletal), prevention of...

Ultimate RICA Study Tool CalStateTEACH, 100% correct answers What are the five different *vocabularies a person has? (competency 10, Domain 4) Listening, speaking, writing, sight(reading), and meaning (reading). What are the three causes of poor reading comprehension other than lack of fluency? (competency 10, Domain 4) 1. Lack of (meaning) vocabulary. 2. Lack of academic language. 3. Lack of Background knowledge. Name three criteria to consider when deciding which vocabular...

Why should the SAT prep course feel repetitive? Because the SAT is repetitive How many parts are on the SAT? 4 00:51 01:29 What are the parts of the SAT? reading, writing and language, math without a calculator, math with a calculator How does the College Board accomplish asking basic questions in an objective way? They combine basic ideas in a weird way How many correct answer choices are there for any problem on the SAT? 1 Why shouldn't you approach the...

Florida University: Chapter 20-31| NUR 3125Med-Surg Exam 3 Chapter 20: Assessment of Respiratory Function Purpose of the respiratory system ● Deliver oxygen to the body, expels carbon dioxide from the body ○ Works with the circulatory system ● Upper respiratory system: warms and fills air ○ Nose: serves as passageway, filters impurities, humidifies and warms air ○ Sinuses and nasal passages ■ Paranasal sinuses: lines with mucosa and ciliated pseudostratified epithelium; s...

Chapter 1 Health, Wellness, and Illness ● Health and Wellness ○ Unique to each individual ■ Variables include: ● Modifiable (smoking, diet, exercise) ● Non-modifiable ( sex, age, genetic) ● Aspects of health and wellness ○ Physical ○ Emotional ○ Social ○ Intellectual ○ Spiritual ○ Occupational ○ Environmental ● Internal vs. External environment effects ○ External ■ Social ex: ● Crime v. Safety ■ Physical ex: ● Access to healthcare or clean water ○ Internal...

[COMPANY NAME] [Company address] NEW 2022 WORKING UPDATE SOLUTION FOR ATI MED SURG FINAL EXAM ALL PRACICE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS NEW 2022 WORKING UPDATE SOLUTION FOR ATI MED SURG FINAL EXAM ALL PRACICE QUESTIONSAND ANSWERS What is normal range for cholesterol, HDL, LDL - CORRECT ANSWER Less than 200, above 40, less than 130 What is the desired INR range for people taking warfarin - CORRECT ANSWER 2.0-3.0 What is an indicator of cardiac tamponade - CORRECT ANSWER Blood pressure is 1...

ADL 2601 How to answer a problem question for judicial review Use the IRAC method: - Issue - Rule - Application - Conclusion First talk about the grounds: The decision must be made by a public body! - Local authorities - Government departments (including executive agencies) - Regulators- Ofcom - Non-governmental organisations- the Panel on Takeovers and Mergers, Independent Press Standards Organisation, Advertising Standards Authority The decision must be made under delegated ...

ATI MedSurg STUDY GUIDE (Safety) Seizure precautions Epilepsy During Protect the client’s privacy and the client from injury (move furniture away, hold head in lap if on the floor). Position the client to provide a patent airway. (Remember aspiration, turn head to side) Be prepared to suction oral secretions. Turn the client to the side to decrease the risk of aspiration. Loosen restrictive clothing. Do not attempt to restrain the client. Do not attempt to open the jaw or insert air...

Perioperative Perioperative: concentrate mostly on Pre-op and post-op • Pre-op: importance of getting a good history, medication reconciliation, what puts someone at post-op risks (ex: diabetes and obese patient; at risk for poor wound healing/wound issues), what medications may increase bleeding • Intra-op: safety focus (not covering any anesthetics) • Post-op: post-op care for the orthopedic patient (kind of intertwines with musculoskeletal), prevention of DVT, prevention of pneumoni...