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Code-HS Unit 1-12 Revised Questions and Answers / Sure A +
Black Hat" hacker? - Hacker that break into security network to destroy, modify, or steal data, 
( It not legal and so their basically criminal ) 
"Digital Footprint?" - the information about a particular person that exists on the Internet as a 
result of their online activity. 
"Gray Hat" hacker? - Hack Without permission--oftentimes illegally 
Once Vulnerabilities are found they will request payment. 
"OWASP" stand for? - Open Web Application Security Project 
"Public Domain"? - Creat...
- Exam (elaborations)
- • 5 pages •
Black Hat" hacker? - Hacker that break into security network to destroy, modify, or steal data, 
( It not legal and so their basically criminal ) 
"Digital Footprint?" - the information about a particular person that exists on the Internet as a 
result of their online activity. 
"Gray Hat" hacker? - Hack Without permission--oftentimes illegally 
Once Vulnerabilities are found they will request payment. 
"OWASP" stand for? - Open Web Application Security Project 
"Public Domain"? - Creat...
Code HS Test 2 Revised Questions and Answers / Sure A +
How is the hardware of a computer built? - using logic gates that emit electrical signals 
What does CPU stand for? - Central Processing Unit 
What does GUI stand for? - Graphical User Interface 
What does RAM stand for? - Random Access Memory 
What is a computer? - something that performs calculations by following and executing specific 
instructions to solve a problem.
- Exam (elaborations)
- • 3 pages •
How is the hardware of a computer built? - using logic gates that emit electrical signals 
What does CPU stand for? - Central Processing Unit 
What does GUI stand for? - Graphical User Interface 
What does RAM stand for? - Random Access Memory 
What is a computer? - something that performs calculations by following and executing specific 
instructions to solve a problem.
Code HS Answers: Lessons 1-20 Revised Questions and Answers / Sure A +
2.10.5: Take 'em All - function run(){ 
move(); 
for(var i = 0; i < 100; i++){ 
takeBall(); 
} 
move(); 
} 
function start(){ 
run(); 
} 
2.10.6: Dizzy Karel - function run(){ 
for(var i = 0; i < 32; i++){ 
turnLeft(); 
} 
} 
2.10.7: For Loop Square - function run(){ 
for(var i = 0; i < 4; i++){ 
putBall(); 
move(); 
turnLeft(); 
} 
} 
function start(){ 
run();
- Exam (elaborations)
- • 41 pages •
2.10.5: Take 'em All - function run(){ 
move(); 
for(var i = 0; i < 100; i++){ 
takeBall(); 
} 
move(); 
} 
function start(){ 
run(); 
} 
2.10.6: Dizzy Karel - function run(){ 
for(var i = 0; i < 32; i++){ 
turnLeft(); 
} 
} 
2.10.7: For Loop Square - function run(){ 
for(var i = 0; i < 4; i++){ 
putBall(); 
move(); 
turnLeft(); 
} 
} 
function start(){ 
run();
Chapter 66: Management of Patients with Neurologic Dysfunction Revised Questions and Answers / Sure A +
Altered Level of consciousness (intro) - patient is not oriented, does not follow commands, needs 
persistent stimuli. 
ranges from full cognition to coma. 
Assessment and Diagnosis of increased ICP - -CT scan and MRI 
-AVOID LUMBAR puncture because the release of pressure can cause brain to herniate 
Assessment and Diagnostic of Altered LOC - CT scan, MRI, EEG 
-Glasgow Coma scale (3-15) 
-cranial nerve function 
-cerebellar function (balance and coordination) 
Assessment of the pupils - -Equal...
- Exam (elaborations)
- • 6 pages •
Altered Level of consciousness (intro) - patient is not oriented, does not follow commands, needs 
persistent stimuli. 
ranges from full cognition to coma. 
Assessment and Diagnosis of increased ICP - -CT scan and MRI 
-AVOID LUMBAR puncture because the release of pressure can cause brain to herniate 
Assessment and Diagnostic of Altered LOC - CT scan, MRI, EEG 
-Glasgow Coma scale (3-15) 
-cranial nerve function 
-cerebellar function (balance and coordination) 
Assessment of the pupils - -Equal...
Chapter 66 Neuro Revised Questions and Answers / Sure A +
A 30-year-old was diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS). Which statement by the client 
would indicate a need for more teaching from the nurse? - my children are at greater risk to 
develop this disease 
A client diagnosed with Huntington disease is on a disease-modifying drug regimen and has a urinary 
catheter in place. Which potential complication is the highest priority for the nursewhile monitoring 
the client? - UTI 
A client experiences loss of consciousness, tongue biting, a...
- Exam (elaborations)
- • 5 pages •
A 30-year-old was diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS). Which statement by the client 
would indicate a need for more teaching from the nurse? - my children are at greater risk to 
develop this disease 
A client diagnosed with Huntington disease is on a disease-modifying drug regimen and has a urinary 
catheter in place. Which potential complication is the highest priority for the nursewhile monitoring 
the client? - UTI 
A client experiences loss of consciousness, tongue biting, a...
Chapter 1 Quiz - OSI Model Revised Questions and Answers / Sure A +
A Bluetooth connection between a mobile phone and a headset is an example of what type of 
network category? - PAN 
A Protocol Data unit (PDU) refers to payload data with metadata fields that describe how the data 
needs to be handled by the different OSI layers. What is the name of the PDU in the physical layer of 
the OSI reference model? - Bits 
ABC Corporation is changing the format of text from American Standard Code for Information 
Interchange (ASCII) to Extended Binary Code Decimal Inter...
- Exam (elaborations)
- • 3 pages •
A Bluetooth connection between a mobile phone and a headset is an example of what type of 
network category? - PAN 
A Protocol Data unit (PDU) refers to payload data with metadata fields that describe how the data 
needs to be handled by the different OSI layers. What is the name of the PDU in the physical layer of 
the OSI reference model? - Bits 
ABC Corporation is changing the format of text from American Standard Code for Information 
Interchange (ASCII) to Extended Binary Code Decimal Inter...
CCHT practice Revised Questions and Answers / Sure A +
a dialysis machine is set up to use 36.1x parts dialysate. if the concentrate proportioning ratio calls 
for 1.00 part acid and 1.10 parts bicarbonate, how many parts of water are needed? - 36.1 
a drip chamber that contains a fine mesh screen should be placed ___________. - between the 
the dialyzer and the venous access 
a hemodialysis system includes blood volume monitoring to assess changes in the patients 
 the hematocrit increases rapidly, this means - blood volume is decreased 
a HERO gra...
- Exam (elaborations)
- • 27 pages •
a dialysis machine is set up to use 36.1x parts dialysate. if the concentrate proportioning ratio calls 
for 1.00 part acid and 1.10 parts bicarbonate, how many parts of water are needed? - 36.1 
a drip chamber that contains a fine mesh screen should be placed ___________. - between the 
the dialyzer and the venous access 
a hemodialysis system includes blood volume monitoring to assess changes in the patients 
 the hematocrit increases rapidly, this means - blood volume is decreased 
a HERO gra...
CCHT PRACTICE EXAM Revised Questions and Answers / Sure A +
A diabetic patient undergoing dialysis complains of tingling, numbness, and cold in the hand below 
the access site. The most likely cause is: 
a steal syndrome 
b. recirculation 
c. infiltration 
d. an aneurysm - a. steal syndrome 
A dialysis patient develops a purulent discharge at the exit site of a central catheter. Which of the 
following pathogens is the most likely to be cultured? 
a. Staphylococcus aureus 
b. Clostridium difficile 
c. Enterococcus 
d. Mycoplasma - a. Staphylococcus aureu...
- Exam (elaborations)
- • 18 pages •
A diabetic patient undergoing dialysis complains of tingling, numbness, and cold in the hand below 
the access site. The most likely cause is: 
a steal syndrome 
b. recirculation 
c. infiltration 
d. an aneurysm - a. steal syndrome 
A dialysis patient develops a purulent discharge at the exit site of a central catheter. Which of the 
following pathogens is the most likely to be cultured? 
a. Staphylococcus aureus 
b. Clostridium difficile 
c. Enterococcus 
d. Mycoplasma - a. Staphylococcus aureu...
Care and Management of Patients with Neurological Dysfunction (Nursing) (Chapter 66) Revised Questions and Answers / Sure A +
Glasow Coma Scale - Eyes 1-4 
Verbal 1-5 
Motor 1-6 
Rapid Assessment Tool 
Normal 13-15 
Ominous Findings if 3-5 is Sustained With No Pharmacological Influence 
Signs and Symptoms of a neurological dysfunction (Extreme Presentation) - -Unresponsive 
-Pupils Fixed with no reaction to light 
Signs and Symptoms of a neurological dysfunction (More Pronounced) - -Sluggish Reflexes 
-Slow or Delayed Responses with motion, Pupils 
-Confusion (Verbally) 
Signs and Symptoms of a neurological dysfunction...
- Exam (elaborations)
- • 3 pages •
Glasow Coma Scale - Eyes 1-4 
Verbal 1-5 
Motor 1-6 
Rapid Assessment Tool 
Normal 13-15 
Ominous Findings if 3-5 is Sustained With No Pharmacological Influence 
Signs and Symptoms of a neurological dysfunction (Extreme Presentation) - -Unresponsive 
-Pupils Fixed with no reaction to light 
Signs and Symptoms of a neurological dysfunction (More Pronounced) - -Sluggish Reflexes 
-Slow or Delayed Responses with motion, Pupils 
-Confusion (Verbally) 
Signs and Symptoms of a neurological dysfunction...
Brunner Chapter 66 Neurologic Dysfunction Questions Revised Questions and Answers / Sure A +
A hospital patient has experienced a seizure. In the immediate recovery period, what action best 
protects the patient's safety? - Place the patient in a side-lying position. 
A nurse is caring for a patient who experiences debilitating cluster headaches. The patient should be 
taught to take appropriate medications at what point in the course of the onset of a new headache? - 
As soon as the patient senses the onset of symptoms 
A patient exhibiting an altered level of consciousness (LOC) due ...
- Exam (elaborations)
- • 6 pages •
A hospital patient has experienced a seizure. In the immediate recovery period, what action best 
protects the patient's safety? - Place the patient in a side-lying position. 
A nurse is caring for a patient who experiences debilitating cluster headaches. The patient should be 
taught to take appropriate medications at what point in the course of the onset of a new headache? - 
As soon as the patient senses the onset of symptoms 
A patient exhibiting an altered level of consciousness (LOC) due ...
Level 1 water distribution practice test Revised Questions and Answers / Sure A+
NC Accident and Health Final Exam Prep / Revised Questions and Answers / 2024