Every time he does not feel well, Zander goes to the emergency clinic in his neighborhood. He figures that they will see him any time of day and have good doctors. They always see him, so it must not be a problem. What is the BEST response to Zander?

A.
It is not the best system, but if he finds it effective it is okay.

B.
Emergency rooms are really for whoever shows up, so this is okay.

C.
He should go see a general practitioner unless it is really an emergency.

D.
Emergency rooms have a lot of highly-trained doctors, so he is getting good care.

Answer:

D.

Emergency rooms have a lot of highly-trained doctors, so he is getting good care.

What is a sign of alcohol poisoning?

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Mika is a nursing assistant who is asked to dress a patient's wound. She gives the patient a numbing medication
and immediately starts to remove the dressing. She puts the dressing out of view of the patient and makes sure she
pulls the tape toward the wound. Mika places a new dressing on by touching only the outer edge. She then records
observations. What error did she make in wound care safety?
She needs to make sure the pain medication was working.
She should pull the tape away from the wound.
She needs to put pressure on the middle of the new dressing.
She should only record observations if there is a problem.

A resident has the right to all of the following, except:

Power cords can be damaged by which of the following?
(A)Door or window edges
(B) Staples
(C) Age
(D) All of the above

Based on Newton’s second law, will walking be an effective way to build muscle? A. No, only lifting weights can build muscle effectively. B. Yes, there is a lot of resistance in walking, so it builds muscle. C. No, walking does not elevate the heart rate, so it cannot build muscle. D. No. It will be good exercise but not the most effective way to build muscle.

What do radiologists use ultrasound machines to take pictures of?

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1. Which organ transports eggs from the ovaries to the uterus?

Emotions can be “learned”. For example, one learns to love their Teddy Bear as they associate it with happy times. True or false?

Repositioning of a resident can:

What are the smallest cells in the blood?

A food worker vomits a few hours before she is scheduled to work but she feels much better afterwards

Write a list of your moderate (i.e., walking quickly, dancing) and vigorous (i.e., jogging, competitive sports) physical activities during this period. Record the estimated amount of time you Write a list of your moderate (i.e., walking quickly, dancing) and vigorous (i.e., jogging, competitive sports) physical activities during this period. Record the estimated amount of time you engaged in these activities. engaged in these activities.

Overload is the basis of stress adaption. True or false?

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Access to medical care is the most
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How much physical activity should an adult have each week?
A. 60 minutes per day, 7 days a week
B. 30 minutes per day, 7 days a week
C. 60 minutes per day, 5 days a week
D. 30 minutes per day, 5 days a week
Please select the best answer from the choices provided.

You do not need to wear a mask for airborne transmission precautions

When emptying a disposable ostomy bag you should

Nhat are ways of making your body function better by promoting tissue
growth and improved endurance?
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1. What are the structural differences between veins and arteries?
2. Describe the different functions between veins and arteries:
3. Describe the five components of the adult heart:
4. What are the main differences between the adult heart and the fetal heart?
5. What does the term hemopoietic tissue mean?
6. What major cellular structure do mature red blood cells lack?
7. Describe the function of the each of the following white blood cells:
a. Neutrophils:
b. Monocytes:
c. Basophils:
d. Eosinophils:
8. Describe the function of platelets in hemostasis:
9. The Rh factor is an antigen that is found where?
10. How many chambers does the heart have and what are they called:
11. How many layers of pericardial membranes are around the heart?
12. Explain how blood flows through the heart: The right side receives blood from _________ and pumps it?
13. Describe cardiac output:
14. What is an EKG and what information does it provide?
15. How does a vascular disease affect the function of the heart?
16. What does the term systole mean:
17. What does the term diastole mean:
18. Explain what cardiac output is:
19. What does the endocardium do?
20. Name the following cardiac disorders suggested by each statement:
a. An abnormal extra sound heard during the cardiac cycle:
b. Death of a heart muscle due to lack of oxygen:
c. Lipid deposits within the coronary arteries:

a food worker checks the temperature of melon pieces on a fruit platter.
which temperature would be a cause for concern?

can you live on another planet without a space suit

Where does the plastic end up when humans are done with it?

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1. Briefly describe and define the Patient Bill of Rights and the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA). Identify several standards of HIPAA and several provisions of the Bill of Rights in your description of each. What are the main differences between these two items? Which do you feel is more crucial to the wellbeing of patients? Why? Explain.

How can you cure Alzheimer's disease? How can you prevent it?

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Part B How many ounces of product are inside the entire container? How did you arrive at your answer?