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The Waiver of Cost of Insurance rider is found in what type of insurance? - Universal Life If an insured continually uses the automatic premium loan option to pay the policy premium, - The policy will terminate when the cash value is reduced to nothing If a settlement option is not chosen by the beneficiary or policyowner, which option will be used? - Lump sum An insured misstates her age at the time the life insurance application is taken. This misstatement may result in - adjustment in t...

Which Incident Type requires one or two single resources with up to six personnel? - Type 5 Which of the following would NOT typically be included in the transfer of command briefing? - Special requests from agency representatives An Incident Commander's scope of authority comes from the Incident Action Plan. - False Which Incident Type requires or national resources with up to 200 personnel per operational period? - Type 2 Which of the following best describes the Operational Period Brie...

The number one patient safety issue identified in a survey of peri-operative nurses is preventing: - Wrong site/procedure/patient surgery Reprocessing (flashing) instruments in the OR is high risk because: - OR personnel not properly trained to reprocess instruments To safely transfer and position patients in a manner that prevents shearing, personnel should use a mechanical lifting device for a supine-to-supine transfer of a patient weighing more than: - 157 lbs _______________ should be ...

what statements regarding vascular clamps are true? select all that apply - a. vascular clamps are designed to partiall occlude blood flow. b. vascular clamps are designed to totally occlude blood flow. c. all vascular clamps are designed to hold vessels securely without trauma. what incision is used for lumbar laminectomy - a. midline direcly over the appropriate lumbar spine Franklin hardy with mulitple moles skin lesions - the perioperative nurse recognized his signs and symptoms of bup...

Of the following choices, which would not be a consideration for choosing suture? A. Type of procedure B. The tissue being reapproximated C. Type of reapproximation D. Scrub person preference - D. Scrub person preference Alexanders 15th P192 Which of the following is not an event that would adversely affect the pulse ox reading? A. Hypothermia B. Hypertension C. Vasoconstriction D. Hypovolemia - B. Hypertension Alexanders 15th P132 Skin injuries related to shearing occur most commonl...

peripheral nerve block for ankle ORIF would complain if which symptom - metallic taste in mouth positioning arms correctly to avoid pressure on the elbow to prevent - ulnar nerve injury positioning device for bariatric patients prior to intubation - upper body ramp depolarizing muscle relaxant that produces generalized fasciculations - succinylcholine hemostatic device offers rapid and secure method of clamping, metal and MRI compatible - ligating clip positioning device for head cases - m...

What is the normal temperature for a neonate? - 36.5 to 37.2 degrees Celsius. This is equal to 97.7 to 99 degrees Fahrenheit. How often is IV tubing changed? - Every 3 days. How often is feeding tubing changed? - Every feeding. What is gastroschisis? - Gastroschisis is a birth defect where the baby is born with a hole in the abdominal wall, and organs are outside the body. What is the treatment for gastroschisis? - A plastic pouch or "silo" is placed around the bowel and attached to the...

The amount of air that moves into or out of the lungs with each single breath at rest is called - Tidal Volume Which of the following is a non-pharmacologic management technique to treat apnea in the preterm infant - Maintaining the head in neutral position which of the following respiratory disorders occur in term and near-term infants due to delayed clearance of fetal lung fluid? - Transient Tachypnea of the newborn (TTN) which of the following dextrose infusion rates would be appropriat...

What is the high risk neonate defined as? - A newborn, regardless of gestational age or birth weight, who has greater than average chance of morbidity or mortality d/t conditions associated with birth and the transition to extrauterine life. How is a high risk neonate classified by weight? - -Low birth weight: <2500g -Very low birth weight: <1500g -Extremely low birth weight: <1000g How is a high risk neonate classified by growth? - -Intrauterine growth restriction -Small for...

What is a high risk neonate? - a newborn, regardless of gestational age or birth weight, who has greater than average chance of morbidity or mortality due to conditions associated with birth and the transition to extrauterine life How do we classify high risk neonates? - Weight Growth Gestational Age What is considered a low birth weight of a high risk neonate? - <2500 grams What is considered a very low birth weight of a high risk neonate? - <1500 grams What is considered an ext...