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The tricarboxylic cycle begins with the conversion of pyruvate to - Answer Acetyl CoA Q. Which of the following questions would be appropriate for the dietetics practitioner to ask when hiring a new food production worker? A. "Do you have any health problems or disabilities?" B. "Do you have child-care arrangements so that you can work the early morning shift?" C. "Are you married?" D. "Why do you want to work for us?" - Answer The correct answer is D. It is illegal to ask ...

NBME practice exam #1 Questions Answered 100% correct 2023 Mitotic cyclin synthesis G2 phase Vitamin E def anemia Hemolytic anemia~ red antioxidants vs B12 def (megaloblastic macrocytic anemia) Hemolysis~ dec Hgb/hematocrit, inc LDH (normal MCV), and neurologic symptoms vs B12 def: dec Hgb/hematocrit, inc MCV, and neurologic symptoms (dorsal column) Volume of distribution Vd = (amount of drug in the body) / (plasma drug concentration) Achondroplasia Endochondria...

lOMoARcPSD| Nutrition cohort videos review questions Video 1- Nutrition to support wellness and healthy diets DIETARY RECOMMENDATIONS 1. When nutrition advocates became concerned that recommendations did not do enough to address prevention of chronic diet related diseases, what policy change were made? a. Health information protection and protectability act b. Choose myplate replaced with food pyramid c. RDA’s (Recommended Daily Allowances) expanded into several DRI (Daily Reference...

NUTRITION TO SUPPORT WELLNESS AND HEALTHY DIETS (SESSION 1) When nutrition advocates became concerned that recommendations did not do enough to address prevention of chronic diet related diseases, what policy changes were made? A. Health Information Protection and Portability Act (HIPPA) B. Choose My Plate preplaced with Food Pyramid C. RDA’s expanded into several DRI categories D. RDA’s generally increased, with some decreased What is true of Dietary Reference Intakes (DRI’s)? ...

NURS 2115 Neuro Meta Study Guide Questions with Answers 1. What is the Glasgow Coma Scale? What are you assessing when using it? • Assessment tool to determine the patient’s LOC and response to tactile stimuli (unconscious) • 3 criteria: o Eye opening o Verbal response o Motor response • Scale of 3-15: 3 indicates coma, 15 indicates no neurological damage • Less than 8, intubate 2. What nursing interventions would you expect when caring for a patient with ineffective cerebra...

lOMoARcPSD| Nutrition cohort videos review questions Video 1- Nutrition to support wellness and healthy diets DIETARY RECOMMENDATIONS 1. When nutrition advocates became concerned that recommendations did not do enough to address prevention of chronic diet related diseases, what policy change were made? a. Health information protection and protectability act b. Choose myplate replaced with food pyramid c. RDA’s (Recommended Daily Allowances) expanded into several DRI (Daily Reference...

TMC EXAM 160 Questions with Verified Answers FORM A A 48 year-old female is admitted to the ED with diaphoresis, jugular venous distension, and 3+ pitting edema in the ankles. These findings are consistent with - CORRECT ANSWER heart failure A patient is admitted to the ED following a motor vehicle accident. On physical exam, the respiratory therapist discovers that breath sounds are absent in the left chest with a hyperresonant percussion note. The trachea is shifted to the right. The p...

CRRN Test 259 Questions with Verified Answers Lack of pain or fullness, large voids, may have temperature 1. motor paralysis 2. sensory paralysis - CORRECT ANSWER 2. sensory. Patient may benefit from Intermittent catherization Each discipline meets and discusses POC 1. interdisciplinary 2. transdisciplinary 3. multi-disciplinary - CORRECT ANSWER 1. interdisciplinary Most difficult; holistic approach 1. interdisciplinary 2. transdisciplinary 3. multi-disciplinary - CORRECT ANSWER...

Clinical Assessment Definitions 319 Questions with Verified Answers Acid-Fast Bacillus (AFB) Staining (Ziehl - Neelsen) - CORRECT ANSWER Used in diagnosis of Tuberculosis, tuberculous infections and leprosy. Organisms will appear red against a blue background when stained by this method. Usually takes 2 -3 weeks to culture tubercle bacilli; results of the AFB stain can indicate the need for the immediate initiation of therapy. Airway Resistance (Raw) - CORRECT ANSWER Estimated by determi...

Hepatitis A - Correct answer--Transmitted by fecal-oral route; often caused by poor handwashing or stool precautions; common in areas of poor sanitation. -Onset rapid: within 4 to 6 weeks Hepatitis B - Correct answer--Transmitted through contaminated blood and sexual contact; also perinatally -Onset slow: approximately 12 weeks Hepatitis C - Correct answer--Transmitted through blood, saliva, or semen -Onset slow: approximately 8 weeks -Progression from Hep C -> cirrhosis An inflammat...