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a. Bolus b. Chyme c. Hydrochloric acid d. Chyle: a.
a. Abdominal b. Dorsal c. Pelvic d. Cranial: d.
a. Right and left halves b. Top and bottom c. Front and back d. Trunk and extremities: a.
a. Peristalsis b. Voluntary movement c. Contractions of the heart d. Circumduction: c.
a. Back b. Foot c. Chest d. Lower arm: c.
a. Bacteria b. Rickettsiae c. Fungus d. Virus: d.
a. Abuse b. Defamation c. False imprisonment d. Negligence: c.
c. Invasion of privacy d. False imprisonment: c.
getting started. This is a sign of a. Prostatic hypertrophy b. Testicular cancer c. Cryptorchidism d. Epididymitis: a.
to the antibiotics most commonly effective against staph infections a. Autism b. MRSA c. PTSD d. Salmonella: b.
renewing themselves through cell division a. Stem cell research b. Gene therapy c. Cloning d. Stromal cell transfusions: a.
rounds for 1 hr, and then drives 25 min to the office. When should his first patient be a. 0800 b. 0830 c. 0900 d. 0930: c.
a. Saying I'm not worries with a shaky voice while staring wide eyed at a needle b. Asking a client if he likes his job and if he believes his job stress contributes to his health problems c. Discussing a patients medical treatment over the phone d. Arguing with another health care worker: a.
a. Only ask? That require short responses b. Face them when speaking and assure the room is well lit c. Write messages if necessary d. Describe the surroundings and events as they occur: d.
victim is
a. Sender b. Protagonist c. Antagonist d. Receiver: a.
active listening response would be to a. Ask the customer to put it in writing b. Try and see the customers point of view c. Remain behind the counter and talk down to them d. Aggressively apologize and reassure them that you want their business: b.
the person to be a. Out of breath b. Gasping for air c. Holding his or her breath d. Breathing normally: d.
order on his chart reads OOB ad lib. How should the nurse respond a. That is fine b. No, you may not c. Yes, but only with a physical therapist d. No, but you may sit in a wheelchair and have someone push you in the hallway: a.
a. Respiratory therapist b. Occupational therapist c. Medical laboratory tech d. Emergency medical tech: c.
failure to listen to her a. Mrs. Taylor states," My doctor is in a hurry and doesn't answer my ques- tions." b. Patient is angry with the patient service provided by Dr. Smith c. Patient is not Happy this morning and has some questions about her medical care d. Mrs. Taylor is having a good day with no complaints of pain or nausea: a.
the last year of their lives a. VA b. March of dimes c. Hospice d. Sunset long term Care facility: c.
This leads to a dramatic increase in the number of a. Funeral homes b. Health providers c. Emergency rooms d. Outpatient surgical centers: b.
b. Empathy c. Competence d. Tact: b.
a. Makeup b. Jewelry c. Gloves d. Name badge: d.
theater to have dinner with friends when a dancer sends her a the requesting help with a sudden severe calf spasm. The therapist should a. Ignore it b. Text back that she isn't available c. Call her friends and let them know she will be 20 min late d. Cancel her dinner plans to take care of the dancer: c.
a. Being careful not to waste supplies b. Reusing dressings and equipment when necessary
c. Allowing patients to take their own OTC meds d. Stressing efficiency so they can care for more patients: a.
a. Epidermis b. Dermis c. Subcutaneous fascia d. Hypodermis: b.
a. Florida Junior College b. Ohio Community College c. Oregon Technical College d. Georgia State College: d.
a. Antibiotics b. Antifungals c. Antivirals d. Antimalarials: a.
a. Genes b. Elderly c. Germs d. Children: b.
a. Hospitals b. Home health c. Hospice d. HMOs: c.
care is a. Hospice b. Home health c. Health maintenance organizations d. Rehabilitation: c.
the insurance provider will begin to pay
a. Premium b. Deductible c. Copay d. HMO: b.
up. The aide could be guilty of a. Battery b. Malpractice c. Defamation d. Invasion of privacy: a.
the left hip. The surgeon would most likely be charged with a. Negligence b. Malpractice c. Assault d. Defamation: b.
a. Erasures are allowed within 1 hour of a written chart entry b. The health facility owns the records but the patient has the right to obtain copies c. Records can only be used in a court of law if the patient gives written
a. Is obligated to allow all the medical students to listen to her lungs since she is in a teaching hospital b. Should allow only the students to listen to her lungs if they sign a consent form c. Has the right to refuse to be examined by medical students d. Must allow the exam by the medical students but then can sue for invasion of privacy: c.
provides first aid by protecting the women's head and keeping her airway open until the seizure stops. What are the legal implications? a. The woman would give informed consent after regaining consciousness b. Consent was implied c. the passerby committed an act of assault d. The passerby committed and act of battery: b.
makes remarks about his strength and masculinity, despite his asking her not to. One day she referred him as macho man in front of a patient. The male nurse should a. Accept the remarks as a compliment b. Report the supervisor to the ACLU
c. Report it to the director of nursing or hospital admin d. Take no action since the nurses actions don't violate any laws: c.
a. Eating food off a patients tray b. Reporting to the charge nurse the patients use of profanity c. Asking a patient not to call her baby d. Calling in sick because she has a cold: a.
a. Local and state laws b. Culture c. Moral principles d. Company policies: c.
because Mrs. Jones told the therapist the nurses won't give her anything for pain. If the nurse answers the therapists question, it would be
