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The CNS is composed of what? - right answer---composed of the brain & spinal cord The CNS is the intreating & ______ _______. - right answer--Command Center Peripheral nerves link all regions of the body to the ___ - right answer--CNS The most neuronal cell bodies are located within the what? - right answer--CNS Stimulus - right answer--changes detected inside or outside the body Somatic sensory - right answer---General "widespread" somatic senses -receptors spread throughout ...

Safe care should be an inherent part of every nursing: a. recommendation b. treatment c. intervention d. all of these answers - right answer--d The definition of patient safety as defined by the QSEN Institute includes all of the following EXCEPT: a. minimizing risk of harm to patients and providers b. comprehensive data review c. individual performance d. system effectiveness - right answer--b The IOM considers quality of care to be: a. expensive b. a luxury c. inseparable from p...

organizational culture contributes to a.) the way people interact b.) what kinds of feelings are evoked in observers c.) how things get done d.) all of these answers - right answer--d in an organization with a healthy culture, patients and families are likely to experience all of the following EXCEPT a.) a sense that staff are too busy to help b.) timely and compassionate answers to questions c.) a sense of being welcome d.) staff working together respectfully and effectively ...

What is metaplasia? - right answer--When a cell type converts to a different type in response to a chronic injury All of the following are considered secondary lymphoid organs except? - Spleen - Tonsils - Bone Marrow - Lymph Glands - right answer--Bone Marrow What is the normal total WBC range? - right answer-- cells/ul Which type of WBCs migrate to the site of injury first? - right answer--neutrophils Which of the following findings is a systemic sign of inflammation? - Pa...

Reasons to use PCA/PCEA - right answer--reported better pt. satisfaction with post-op pain control (more steady); fewer pulmonary complications (can cough and deep breath more effectively with pain under control); earlier ambulation - reducing other complications; shortened hospital stays Pt. selection for PCA - right answer--awake and alerted; must be able to understand concept and follow instruction on PCA; able to independently push button; PCA by proxy not recommended and if used TI...

The patient has allergy asthma. The nurse will teach him to do all the following except a. Carry his albuterol inhaler at all times b. Avoid excessive exercise c. Manage allergies with meds and/or avoidance of antigens d. Monitor his asthma with a peak flow meter - right answer--b. Avoid excessive exercise In the patient with severe bacterial pneumonia, the nurse expects: a. Respiratory Alkalosis b. Respiratory Acidosis c. Metabolic Alkalosis d. Metabolic Acidosis - right answer--...

Which question is one of Tinbergen's four questions? - right answer--E) All of these choices are correct If bird song promotes an individual's ability to attract a mate and reproduce, then the song has a(n) _______ function. - right answer--B) Adaptive . Many female birds establish a pair bond with a single male with whom they build a nest and rear young. Many of those females, however, also copulate with other males outside the pair bond; the young they raise are fathered by more than o...

What is mass extinction? - ans --A decline in biodiversity greater than the background extinction rate What What is extinction? - ans --The loss or death of a species is background extinction? - ans --Background extinction occurs when certain populations are reduced to zero because of normal environment change, emerging disease, predation pressure, or competition with another species How are mass extinctions detected and how many have been detected? - ans --They're detected geologically,...

After the insertion of an ateriovenous graft in the right FA, a patient complains of pain and coldness of the right fingers. Which action should the nurse take? - ans --Report the patient's symptoms to the provider When a patient with acute kidney injury has an arterial blood pH of 7.30, the nurse will expect an assessment finding of? - ans --Rapid, deep respirations The nurse is planning care for a patient with severe heart failure who has developed elavated BUN and creatinine levels. Th...

What during labor increases the risk of neonate aquiring acute encephalitis? - correct ansactive herpes simplex virus-2 How do you administer meds? - correct ansstarting with the lowest dose and titrating up slowly What is pain is associated with? - correct ansactual or potential tissue damage When pain stimulates the sympathetic nervous system, what does it result in? - correct ans- increase in BP - increase in HR - increase in RR Where are catecholamines released from? - correct ...