Practice Questions

Write short and critical note on the following topics : a. Physical Therapy b. The Sick Role

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Question 3. What is the primary purpose of the Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS) in nursing assessment? a) Assessing pain levels b) Measuring blood pressure c) Evaluating neurological status d) Monitoring respiratory rate

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Answer the following?  The Joint Commission issues guidelines regarding the use ofrestraints. In which case is a restraint properly used?a. The nurse positions a patient in a supine position prior toapplying wrist restraints.b. The nurse ensures that two fingers can be inserted betweenthe restraint and patient’s ankle.c. The nurse applies a cloth restraint to the left hand of apatient with an IV catheter in the right wrist.d. The nurse ties an elbow restraint to the raised side rail of apatient’s bed.

Provide concise answers to the questions in paragraph form, unless specifically asked for a list. Use proper spelling and grammar. 1. As a prospective medical technologist, explain the significance of comprehending and studying RA 7170 in 3-5 sentences. 2. What are the key distinctions between Legacy and Donation modes of organ donation? Simplify your response by providing important points of differentiation. 3. Demonstrate each mode of organ donation with a clear practical example. Give one example for each.

What diagnostic imaging device would be used for the following conditions? a. Brain tumor b. Cancer of the stomach c. Liver disease d. Pregnancy

Sally was diagnosed with her bone marrow produce abnormal white blood cells, which didn't function properly. Assuming that you are a doctor consulting Sally's cases. Identify the possible symptoms. Explain your answers. Outline the diagnosis Suggests TWO (2) treatments and discuss their advantages and disadvatages. Identify the heavy metals that could lead to this health problem. Outline the process of reaching the dosage desicion for the drugs

Which of the following counts as active killing per patient request?   A. intentionally injecting a patient with a lethal drug B. intentionally not performing CPR per the patient's request C. intentionally disconnecting a ventilator per the patients request

QUESTION 1 Match the organ system to its functions. |protection, temperature control, vitamin D production ]support, protect, mineral storage, blood formation, locomotion locomotion, support, heat production 1. Cardiovascular 2. Digestive 3. Endocrine v coordinate activities in other systems, produce short term, quick changes 4. Integumentary |direct long term changes in activities in other organs via hormones 5. Lymphatic internal transport of cells and dissolved materials 6. Muscular |defense against infection/disease, return water lost from blood to it 7. Nervous |delivers, warms and moistens air, speech 8. Reproductive process food 9. Respiratory |eliminates excess water, salts and nitrogen-containing wastes 10. Skeletal |produce sex cells (eggs & sperm) 11. Urinary > >

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Quèstion 12 Match each term with its definition. v a legal document that grants another person the authority to make decisions for you va person whose job is to ensure that patients' rights are protected v instructions written by a patient for healthcare workers to follow A. malpractice B. negligence C. advanced directive (AD) D. durable power of attorney v a legal obligation for healthcare workers to take care of a patient v a method of resolving disputes outside the courtroom va document the patient must sign to show acceptance of medical treatment v refers to actions that do not meet the standard of reasonable care v bad conduct or lack of skill that leads to patients being harmed v the amount of time during which legal action may be taken E. ombudsman F. informed consent G. statute of limitations H. arbitration I. duty of care

1. It is always acceptable for all hip fracture patients to shower as long as their incision is well covered. 92161 a. True 2. Percutaneous pinning and ORIF require attention to weight bearing precautions, and Hemi- arthroplasty and Total Hip Replacement may require attention to both weight bearing precautions and C hip precautions. a. True a. True 3. A patient with a total hip replacement (arthroplasty) will have one or more small incisions. a. True b. False 4. For each area on the Braden score that is less than "3", an intervention should be added. a. True b. False a. True b. False 5. Post hip fracture patient's diet needs to include high fiber foods such as fish, eggs, and pork. a. True b. False b. False 6. Laxatives for post-op hip fracture patients are contraindicated because of inability to sit on the toilet. SAN CRI b. False 7. Patients with staphylococcus of the nares should be placed on decolonization protocol. b. False

Can you help me put these words into just research papers topic? Note: For each of these words, make sure that they are a research topic that is not made yet 1. Thrombocytopenia 2. Skin Color 3. Osteoarthritis (OA)

What will pose an ethical issue in these procedures are performed - plastic surgery?

A pediatrician prescribes amoxicillin for a child who weighs 33 pounds. The recommended dose is 20 mg/kg/day, and it's to be administered in three divided doses. The amoxicillin suspension available has a concentration of 250 mg/5 mL. a. How many mg per dose should the child receive? b. How many mL per dose will you administer?