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RNAS C Practice Test Review 437 Questions with Verified Answers A capacitor and resisitor in parallel - CORRECT ANSWER will have same voltage across since in parallel. if in series, voltage drops would occur they can be treated together If the absolute pressure of a gas is increased from 3 atm to 4 atm at constant volume, then the absolute temperature of the gas will increase by: A. 25%. B. 33%. C. 67%. D. 75% - CORRECT ANSWER B. Assuming the validity of the Ideal-Gas law, PV = n...

BDLS Final Exam With complete Answers Latest Graded A+ 2023-2024. Day to day activities - Answer- Greatest good for each individual patient Large scale disasters - Answer- greatest good for greatest number of potential survivors Treat first - Answer- most seriously injured who have reasonable chance of survival Treat last - Answer- least severe illnesses or injuries that are very unlikely to survive Seperate - Answer- Those who require minimal or no treatment to get safety Mass casualty tr...

BIOS 256 EXAM 2 STUDY GUIDE REAL EXAM SUMMER FALL SESSION 2023-2024 |VERIFIED EXAM 1. Carbs are polymers of what? Slide 28? a. Monosaccharides – galactose, fructose, glucose b. Disaccharides = sucrose, maltose, lactose c. Polysaccharides = starches, glycogen, fibers 2. Combining small simple molecules into synthesizing into complex molecules is the definition of Anabolism. 3. Which vitamin is for Ca abs. Slide 62 a. Vitamin D 4. Which of hormones will DOMINATE in the Post absorptive ...

Relias - Fetal Heart Monitoring Questions and Answers 2023 uterine blood supply - uterine arteries deliver oxygenated blood to spiral arteries which bring oxygen rich blood to intervillous space of placenta that has fetal capillaries - fetal capillaries carry the O2 rich blood to umbilical VEIN that goes to fetus -in contrast, the umbilical ARTERIES return waste products to that intervillous space that go into mother's venous system Potential issues that negatively affect fetal o...

Which change in sleep patterns is most likely to occur in an older adult? - Has a decline in stage 4 sleep The nurse is developing the plan of care for an older client who is immobile and at risk for pressure ulcers. Which contributing factor should the nurse include in the nursing diagnosis, "risk for altered skin integrity?" - tissue ischemia Prolonged, intense pressure affects cellular metabolism by impeding capillary blood flow to tissue over weight-bearing bony prominences, resulting in...

NU 545- UNIT 4 STUDY GUIDE EXAM QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS GRADED A++ Infectious Mononucleosis p. 966 A benign, acute, self-limiting lymphoproliferative clinical syndrome characterized by acute viral infection of B lymphocytes (B cells). Associated with several tumors, most commonly specific lymphomas and nasopharyngeal carcinoma. Most common cause- EBV. Major manifestations of EBV induced IM: Pharyngitis, lymphadenopathy, Fever. Other viral causes for IM: CMV, adenovirus, HIV, Hep A,...

IGGY Burns Questions And Answers 100% All Verified 2024 A+ The nurse is caring for a patient with 45% total body surface area (TBSA) burns. Which are priority medical surgical concepts for this patient? 1- Tissue integrity 2- Cellular regulation 3- Perfusion 4- Elimination 5- Fluid and electrolyte balance 6- Gas exchange - Answer-1- Tissue integrity 3- Perfusion 5- Fluid and electrolyte balance A patient was burned on the forearm after tripping and falling against a wood burning stov...

Vital Signs (VS) - temperature, pulse, respiration, blood pressure, O2 sat Assessment (VS) - help determine cause-->*blood culture 1st* monitor temp & VS Observe S/S When do we do VS? - admission beginning shift visit to clinic before, during, after procedure monitor med effects WHENEVER PATIENT CONDITIONS CHANGE nursing intervention *no documentation, wasn't done* If abnormal VS.... - -Look for others! -Treat early! -If tolerating let immune work, if not treat, BP is indicator...

communicable disease- - infection often caused by direct transmission (from one person or animal to another by body fluid contact), via indirect transmission (to a person by contact with contaminated objects), or by vectors (ticks, mosquitoes, other insects) For a communicable disease to occur three factors need to be in place: - 1) an infectious agent or pathogen 2) an effective means of transmission 3) presence of susceptible host Incubation period- - interval between initial infection ...

Na normal range - 133-145 K+ normal range - 3.5-5.1 chloride normal range - 96-108 CO2 normal range - 20-28 Anion Gap normal range - 7-16 UN normal range - 6-20 Crt normal range - 0.51-0.95 calcium normal range - 8.8-10.2 Intracellular fluid (ICF) where is it and % body weight - fluid within the cells 40% Extracellular fluid (ECF) where is it and % body weight - fluid outside cells, intravascular 20% Contains electrolytes, O2, glucose, cellular waste interstitial...