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ANSWER- 3 feet Causes of electrical accidents include: -ANSWER- All of the above What does energized equipment mean? -ANSWER- Exposed, live parts of circuits that may be contacted, or contacted by tools or materials After the work is completed, each lock and tag must be removed by -ANSWER- the worked who applied them When working on or near exposed energized parts -ANSWER- All of the above As a general rule, how many feet do you stay away from overhead power line? -ANSWER- 10 feet...

The creation of OSHA provided this important right to workers -ANSWER- the right to a safe and healthful workplace The OSHA standards for contruction and general industry are also known as: -ANSWER- Part 1926 and part 1910 if you feel that an OSHA inspection is needed to get hazards corrected at your workplace, which is your best option? -ANSWER- submit a written, signed complaint with specific hazard information The right of workers to seek safety and health on the job without fear of ...

Administration 1970 what is the basic mandate of the general duty clause - ANSWER-place of work must be free from physical hazards that would cause death or serious physical harm what illness promoted OSHA to issue guidelines for healthcare workers - ANSWER-HBV which can be prevented through vaccination & HIV what is the office exposure control manual - ANSWER-the place for the office records safety & training plans` what is the process of reducing on the job - ANSWER-exposure contro...

an estimated time frame to complete the assessment d. standing at the foot of the bed to get the best look at the patient and his and her responses e. preparation of the room for the least amount of distractions so the patient can remain focused to questions offered by the nurse -ANSWER- a. introduction of the nurse to the patient, which includes

an estimated time frame to complete the assessment d. standing at the foot of the bed to get the best look at the patient and his and her responses e. preparation of the room for the least amount of distractions so the patient can remain focused to questions offered by the nurse -ANSWER- a. introduction of the nurse to the patient, which includes the title (LPN/LVN) and purpose of visit b. explanation of what the nurse will need to accomplish (i.e., vital signs, body system review) during th...

(Layering is important in prevention of cold injuries. In the cold environment, lightweight and synthetic fabric clothing is best.) A nurse is providing reminders to a Red Cross class about safety procedures to prevent drowning or submersion. In which situation does this present the greatest risk? a. An engaged couple going swimming together at a local lake b. Children swimming at the community pool c. College students going to a fraternity party at a boat house d. Families going to the q...

verified answers Read the following patient scenario and identify the step of the nursing process represented by each numbered and bold-faced nursing activity. Annie seeks the help of the nurse in the student health clinic because she suspects that her roommate, Angela, suffered date rape. She is concerned because Angela chose not to report the rape and does not see...

should be restricted to 2 g/day. 5. Nutritional requirements for zinc will increase during pregnancy. -ANSWERS- 1) INCORRECT - The nutritional requirement for protein during pregnancy is around 60 g/day, which is only a modest increase in protein intake over the recommended levels in adult women. 2) INCORRECT - There are no additional caloric requirements for the first trimester of pregnancy. During the second trimester of pregnancy, the recommended caloric intake is 340 kcal/day greater than...

ANSWER- Stop the oxytocin infusion The nursing care of a woman with a third-degree laceration immediately after delivery would include: -ANSWER- Cold pack to the perineum After several hours of labor, a nursing assessment reveals that a woman's cervix is 5 cm dilated but contractions are becoming shorter and less frequent. The nurse know that this labor pattern is described as: -ANSWER- Hypotonic When a hypotonic labor dysfunction occurs in a patient who is dilated to 5 cm with membran...

Refrain from driving a car for 6 weeks. Alternate rest and activity. Make an appointment for the staples to be removed. Report early signs of infection. -ANSWER- Report early signs of infection. Explanation: Clients who have had a splenectomy are especially prone to infection. The reduction of immunoglobulin M leaves the client especially at risk for immunologic deficiency infections. All clients who have had major abdominal surgery usually receive discharge instructions not to drive bec...