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Evolve HESI Fundamentals Practice guide 2024
Urinary catheterization is prescribed for a postoperative female client who has been unable to void for 8 hours. The nurse inserts the catheter, but no urine is seen in the tubing. Which action will the nurse take next? 
A. Clamp the catheter and recheck it in 60 minutes. 
B. Pull the catheter back 3 inches and redirect upward. 
C. Leave the catheter in place and reattempt with another catheter. 
D. Notify the health care provider of a possible obstruction. - ANSWERSAnswer: C 
It is likely that ...
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Urinary catheterization is prescribed for a postoperative female client who has been unable to void for 8 hours. The nurse inserts the catheter, but no urine is seen in the tubing. Which action will the nurse take next? 
A. Clamp the catheter and recheck it in 60 minutes. 
B. Pull the catheter back 3 inches and redirect upward. 
C. Leave the catheter in place and reattempt with another catheter. 
D. Notify the health care provider of a possible obstruction. - ANSWERSAnswer: C 
It is likely that ...
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AQA A level Physics Paper 1 Final Exam
Current - ANSWERSRate of flow of charge 
 
Coulomb - ANSWERSThe amount of charge passing a point when a current of 1A flows for 1s 
 
Potential difference - ANSWERSThe work done per unit charge in moving a small point positive charge between two points 
 
Threshold Voltage for a Diode - ANSWERSThe voltage at which a current will begin to flow at, assumed to be +0.6V if not stated 
 
Reverse Bias - ANSWERSWhen very little currency can flow in the reverse direction of a diode 
 
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Current - ANSWERSRate of flow of charge 
 
Coulomb - ANSWERSThe amount of charge passing a point when a current of 1A flows for 1s 
 
Potential difference - ANSWERSThe work done per unit charge in moving a small point positive charge between two points 
 
Threshold Voltage for a Diode - ANSWERSThe voltage at which a current will begin to flow at, assumed to be +0.6V if not stated 
 
Reverse Bias - ANSWERSWhen very little currency can flow in the reverse direction of a diode 
 
Variable Resistor ...
AQA A level Physics Paper 1 accurate Answers
Current - ANSWERSRate of flow of charge 
 
Coulomb - ANSWERSThe amount of charge passing a point when a current of 1A flows for 1s 
 
Potential difference - ANSWERSThe work done per unit charge in moving a small point positive charge between two points 
 
Threshold Voltage for a Diode - ANSWERSThe voltage at which a current will begin to flow at, assumed to be +0.6V if not stated 
 
Reverse Bias - ANSWERSWhen very little currency can flow in the reverse direction of a diode 
 
Variable Resistor ...
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Current - ANSWERSRate of flow of charge 
 
Coulomb - ANSWERSThe amount of charge passing a point when a current of 1A flows for 1s 
 
Potential difference - ANSWERSThe work done per unit charge in moving a small point positive charge between two points 
 
Threshold Voltage for a Diode - ANSWERSThe voltage at which a current will begin to flow at, assumed to be +0.6V if not stated 
 
Reverse Bias - ANSWERSWhen very little currency can flow in the reverse direction of a diode 
 
Variable Resistor ...
A level physics Review Revision
Define pressure - ANSWERSThe force per unit area 
 
Define moment of a force - ANSWERSForce multiplied by the perpendicular distance from the pivot to the line of action of the force 
 
Define density - ANSWERSThe mass per unit volume 
 
Define 1 newton - ANSWERSThe force requires to love an object of 1 kg with an acceleration of 1 m/s2 
 
For any object to be in equilibrium.. - ANSWERSThe sum of the clockwise moment has to be equal to the sum of the anti clockwise moment about the pivot 
 
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Define pressure - ANSWERSThe force per unit area 
 
Define moment of a force - ANSWERSForce multiplied by the perpendicular distance from the pivot to the line of action of the force 
 
Define density - ANSWERSThe mass per unit volume 
 
Define 1 newton - ANSWERSThe force requires to love an object of 1 kg with an acceleration of 1 m/s2 
 
For any object to be in equilibrium.. - ANSWERSThe sum of the clockwise moment has to be equal to the sum of the anti clockwise moment about the pivot 
 
NetT...
AQA A Level Physics Materials Advanced text
Density - ANSWERSmass per unit volume 
Density is a SCALAR quantity 
 
Units of density - ANSWERSkg m-3 
 
Hooke's Law - ANSWERSextension is proportional to the force applied, up to the limit of proportionality. 
 
Features of graph of force against extension confirming Hooke's Law - ANSWERSstraight line, through the origin. 
 
Units of spring constant - ANSWERSNm-1 
 
Springs in series - ANSWERS• Both springs experience the same force F. 
• The total extension (of both springs together) i...
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Density - ANSWERSmass per unit volume 
Density is a SCALAR quantity 
 
Units of density - ANSWERSkg m-3 
 
Hooke's Law - ANSWERSextension is proportional to the force applied, up to the limit of proportionality. 
 
Features of graph of force against extension confirming Hooke's Law - ANSWERSstraight line, through the origin. 
 
Units of spring constant - ANSWERSNm-1 
 
Springs in series - ANSWERS• Both springs experience the same force F. 
• The total extension (of both springs together) i...
AS Physics - Mechanics (AQA) PROCTORED EXAM
What's the difference between a scalar and a vector? - ANSWERSA scalar quantity has only size, while a vector quantity has size and direction. 
 
What name is given to a vector formed by adding vectors together? - ANSWERSThe resultant vector 
 
If a body's in equilibrium, what's the sum of all the forces acting on it? - ANSWERSThe sum of all forces acting on a body in equilibrium is 0. 
 
Explain what equilibrium means in the context of a moving object. - ANSWERSFor a moving object in equilib...
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What's the difference between a scalar and a vector? - ANSWERSA scalar quantity has only size, while a vector quantity has size and direction. 
 
What name is given to a vector formed by adding vectors together? - ANSWERSThe resultant vector 
 
If a body's in equilibrium, what's the sum of all the forces acting on it? - ANSWERSThe sum of all forces acting on a body in equilibrium is 0. 
 
Explain what equilibrium means in the context of a moving object. - ANSWERSFor a moving object in equilib...
AS Physics - Mechanics (AQA) PROCTORED EXAM
What's the difference between a scalar and a vector? - ANSWERSA scalar quantity has only size, while a vector quantity has size and direction. 
 
What name is given to a vector formed by adding vectors together? - ANSWERSThe resultant vector 
 
If a body's in equilibrium, what's the sum of all the forces acting on it? - ANSWERSThe sum of all forces acting on a body in equilibrium is 0. 
 
Explain what equilibrium means in the context of a moving object. - ANSWERSFor a moving object in equilib...
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What's the difference between a scalar and a vector? - ANSWERSA scalar quantity has only size, while a vector quantity has size and direction. 
 
What name is given to a vector formed by adding vectors together? - ANSWERSThe resultant vector 
 
If a body's in equilibrium, what's the sum of all the forces acting on it? - ANSWERSThe sum of all forces acting on a body in equilibrium is 0. 
 
Explain what equilibrium means in the context of a moving object. - ANSWERSFor a moving object in equilib...
AS Physics - Mechanics (AQA) PROCTORED EXAM
What's the difference between a scalar and a vector? - ANSWERSA scalar quantity has only size, while a vector quantity has size and direction. 
 
What name is given to a vector formed by adding vectors together? - ANSWERSThe resultant vector 
 
If a body's in equilibrium, what's the sum of all the forces acting on it? - ANSWERSThe sum of all forces acting on a body in equilibrium is 0. 
 
Explain what equilibrium means in the context of a moving object. - ANSWERSFor a moving object in equilib...
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What's the difference between a scalar and a vector? - ANSWERSA scalar quantity has only size, while a vector quantity has size and direction. 
 
What name is given to a vector formed by adding vectors together? - ANSWERSThe resultant vector 
 
If a body's in equilibrium, what's the sum of all the forces acting on it? - ANSWERSThe sum of all forces acting on a body in equilibrium is 0. 
 
Explain what equilibrium means in the context of a moving object. - ANSWERSFor a moving object in equilib...
Aqa a level physics paper 1 Study Guide
What is meant by work function (2) - ANSWERSMinimum energy required by an electron to escape from (1) a metal surface (1) 
 
What is meant by ionisation energy? (2) - ANSWERSMinimum energy required to remove an electron from an atom (1) from the ground state (1) 
 
Why do emitted electrons have a kinetic energy that varies up to a maximum value? (4) - ANSWERSEnergy of a photon is fixed/constant (1) 
Energy is required for electrons to overcome work function ø (1) 
Electrons deeper into/below th...
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What is meant by work function (2) - ANSWERSMinimum energy required by an electron to escape from (1) a metal surface (1) 
 
What is meant by ionisation energy? (2) - ANSWERSMinimum energy required to remove an electron from an atom (1) from the ground state (1) 
 
Why do emitted electrons have a kinetic energy that varies up to a maximum value? (4) - ANSWERSEnergy of a photon is fixed/constant (1) 
Energy is required for electrons to overcome work function ø (1) 
Electrons deeper into/below th...
AAAE Certified Member Study Guide 2023/2024