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What ranks are pro's and con's assigned too - Answer- Pvt through CPL What are pro's and con's - Answer- Record of marines performance, determine reenlistment, duty assignments, characterization of discharge, computation of composite score for promotion What is the minimum interval to assign pros and cons - Answer- Semi Anual When are the semi annual pro and con evaluation periods - Answer- Jan 31 to July 31 What is the minimum observation criteria for pros and cons - Answer- Sam...

NSG 310 Quiz #6. Exam Questions With Correct Answers What are obstructive pulmonary diseases characterized by? - answerAn increase in resistance to airflow from the trachea and larger bronchi to the terminal and respiratory bronchioles, making gas exchange more difficult Are emphysema, asthma, chronic bronchitis, and bronchiectasis examples of obstructive or restrictive pulmonary diseases? - answerObstructive What are restrictive pulmonary diseases characterized by? - answerReduced expans...

NR 511 – FINAL EXAM STUDY GUIDE | DOWNLOAD TO SCORE A   NR 511 – FINAL EXAM STUDY GUIDE WEEK 1 1. Define diagnostic reasoning Reflective thinking because the process involves questioning one's thinking to determine if all possible avenues have been explored and if the conclusions that are being drawn are based on evidence. Seen as a kind of critical thinking. 2. Discuss and identify subjective data? What the patient tells you, complains of, etc. Chief complaint HPI ROS...

PFT Pulmonary Function testing, Clinical examination used to evaluate the lung function of a particular individual and help to determine an answer to clinical question PFT Determines Obstruction or Restrictive If meds are effecting the lungs from start to finish 00:23 01:13 Airway function Spirometry Categories of PFT Lung volume and ventilation DLCO Testing Diffusing lung Carbon Monoxide Pre/Post Bronchodrulator For airflow obstruction also dilates airw...

1. Fatigue is a major concern. What do current FMCSA regulations allow from drivers? 2. driver presents with a heart attack 1 month previous. He is following up with his MD again in 1 week. He is unsure of his pre- scriptions, but is asymptomatic. Should he be certified today? 3. Driver has been trying to stop smoking for 10 years without success. 1 month ago, she began taking Chantix. She reports no black- out, suicidal thoughts, or change in mood. The rest of the exam is normal. Can sh...

Fatigue is a major concern. What do current FMCSA regulations allow from drivers? - ANSWER-60 hours on the road over a 7 day period, or 70 hours over 8 days (also 14 hours on the road at a stretch if given 8 hours off to rest between) driver presents with a heart attack 1 month previous. He is following up with his MD again in 1 week. He is unsure of his prescriptions, but is asymptomatic. Should he be certified today? - ANSWER-No. There is a minimum waiting period of 2 months and specific cr...

DOT practice questions & Answers. 100% Accurate. Graded A Fatigue is a major concern. What do current FMCSA regulations allow from drivers? - 60 hours on the road over a 7 day period, or 70 hours over 8 days (also 14 hours on the road at a stretch if given 8 hours off to rest between) driver presents with a heart attack 1 month previous. He is following up with his MD again in 1 week. He is unsure of his prescriptions, but is asymptomatic. Should he be certified today? - No. There is a m...

DOT practice questions {Answered Distinction Level Exam} Fatigue is a major concern. What do current FMCSA regulations allow from drivers? driver presents with a heart attack 1 month previous. He is following up with his MD again in 1 week. He is unsure of his prescriptions, but is asymptomatic. Should he be certified today? Driver has been trying to stop smoking for 10 years without success. 1 month ago, she began taking Chantix. She reports no blackout, suicidal thoughts, or change i...

Week Topics 1 • Developmental changes Review Kennedy and Dunphy readings for age related changes Replicative senescence is theory states that cells can replicate or divide a specific number of ti mes. This ability tends to decrease with age. Oxidative damage is the cumulative result of the aerobic metabolism, which generates chemicals called free radicals. Free radicals may interact with other chemicals in the body and cause damage to cells. Telomere shortening is a theory that links aging to ...

Week Topics 1 • Developmental changes Review Kennedy and Dunphy readings for age related changes Replicative senescence is theory states that cells can replicate or divide a specific number of ti mes. This ability tends to decrease with age. Oxidative damage is the cumulative result of the aerobic metabolism, which generates chemicals called free radicals. Free radicals may interact with other chemicals in the body and cause damage to cells. Telomere shortening is a theory that links aging to ...