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Insulin aspart, lispro, and glulisine are examples of _____ -acting insulin - rapid the onset of rapid-acting insulin is typically _______ minutes - 30 insulin lispro - Humalog insulin aspart - Novolog hypoglycemia threshold is ______ mg/dl - 70 glucose supplementation can be done with - fruit juices, non-diet sodas, and glucose tablets recheck glucose in _____ minutes after correction in hypoglycemic patients - 15 do not mix ______-acting insulin with other insulin - long NPH is _______...

EMTs should wear high-effficiency particulate air (HEPA) respirators when they are in contact with patient who have which of the following? - tuberculosis (TB) You are called to assist a 60-year old female who complaints of a severe headache. Upon entering the home, you smell a strong odor of natural gas. What is your first action? - Remove the patient from the house to your ambulance. The most common electrical rhythm disturbance that result in sudden cardiac arrest is called - ventricula...

The role of the EMS Provider is to do all of the following EXCEPT: - Provide definitive diagnosis In what portion should an unconscious overdose patient be transported to a hospital? - On his/her side Which of the following pieces of equipment is especially designed and useful for removing patients from heights or for carrying them over rough terrain or rubble? - Stokes basket The prehospital care report (PCR) is considered to be: - A part of the patients hospital chart EMS providers must ...

When caring for a patient who takes multiple medications it is best to: a. Document the medications on your patient care report, but leave them at home so they do not get misplaced. b. Take all the patients medications with you to the hospital and document them on your patient care report c. Send the patients medications to the hospital with a family member or other persons who will safe guard them d. Let the hospital staff retrieve the patients medical records which should show a list of...

John filed an initial application but lost his housing and became homeless before a determination was made on his claim. DDS denied the claim and SSA sent the notice to his previous address. John did not receive it and when he goes into the SSA Field Office to find out about the status of his claim, they tell him that it was denied three months ago. He comes to you for help. What are his options? *Good Cause For Late Filing* Since the determination is now final (remember administrative fina...

Social Security Disability Insurance SSDI Citation CFR 20 Section 404 Good Cause for Late Filing (Citations: 404.911, 416.1411) If an appeal deadline is missed, and the claimant wants to appeal, he or she must show "good cause" for late filing. Examples of good cause are described in 404.911: • You were seriously ill and were prevented from contacting us in person, by phone, in writing, or through a friend, relative, or other person; • There was a death or serious illness in your imme...

Absolute Advantage The ability to produce a good using fewer inputs than another producer. Comparative Advantage The ability to produce a good at a lower opportunity cost than another producer. Possible It is ( possible/impossible ) for a country to have an absolute advantage in both goods. Impossible It is ( possible/impossible ) for a country to have a comparative advantage in both goods. The inverse of the first good If you have the opportunity cost of one good, how can you find the opp...

Absolute Advantage The ability to produce a good using fewer inputs than another producer. Comparative Advantage The ability to produce a good at a lower opportunity cost than another producer. True or False: It is impossible for a country to have an absolute advantage in both goods. False. True or False: It is impossible for a country to have a comparative advantage in both goods. True. If you have the opportunity cost of one good, how can you find the opportunity cost of the other? The i...

Economics the study of how people allocate their limited resources to satisfy their nearly unlimited wants Micro the part of economics concerned with single factors and the effects of individual decisions Macro the part of economics concerned with large scale or general economic factors, such as interest rates and national productivity Incentives rewards r punishments that people react to Scarcity living in a world of finite resources and having unlimited needs and wants Trade-offs giving...

Tariff A tax on imported goods Who benefits/loses from free trade? 1. Foreign producers of steel (exports steel to US) 2. Buyers of steel and steel-related products (price falls and quantity increases) Who is worse off because of free trade? 1. Domestic producer of steel (sells lower quantity and at a lower price) Who benefits from tariffs? (US steel producers example) 1. Domestic producers of steel (sells more at a higher price) Who is worse off because of the tariff? 1. Foreign produc...