Input: What questions does the problem statement answer in the project charter? Where could you refer for help with the problem statement?

Output: • Why are we embarking on this project in the first place? • What is it we hope to gain in undertaking this project? • What problem are we trying to solve? You can refer to the business case.

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Initiation authorizes the project to begin A project request that outlines the high-level requirements (i.e. product description) The Project Charter


Input: Define: Milestone

Output: The completion of a significant event or major deliverable used to measure project progress. Milestones are used as checkpoint during the project to determine whether the project is on time and on schedule.

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Input: Describe how high-level costs are used in the project charter.

Output: For the purposes of the project charter you need to have a high-level estimate of the projects cost. Use historical data from past projects that are similar in size, scope and complexity; you may also ask the vendor community to help with some high-level figures

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Input: Describe how stakeholders are identified in the project charter.

Output: There should be a fairly comprehensive understanding of who stakeholders are; you could include the stakeholder matrix. More stakeholders may appear later in the project, but your chances of success increase when you take the time to discover who your stakeholders are.

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Input: What are assumptions? How are assumptions used in the project charter?

Output: Assumptions are events, actions, concepts, or ideas you believe to be true. It’s important to always document and validate your project assumptions. I.e. T&S will be able to produce the training in this short time period.

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Input: What are constraints? How are high-level constraints used in the project charter?

Output: Constraints are anything that either restricts or dictates the actions of the project team (i.e. a hard date, like for a trade show) Budgets, technology, scope, quality, and direct orders from upper management are all examples of constraints that could be included in the project charter.

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Input: What are the triple constraints according to CompTIA? What do other industry experts refer to the triple constraints as?

Output: • Time • Budget • Quality -OR- • Time • Budget • Scope All of which affect quality

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Input: What are risks? What sort of risks should be included in the project charter? What is the difference between a risk and a constraint?

Output: Risks pose either opportunities or threats to the project. • Process risks • Budget risks • Scheduling risks • Political risks • Legal risks • Management risks A constraint is a limitation that currently exists; a risk is a potential future event that could impact the project

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Input: What is the project approach section of the project charter used for?

Output: This section of the charter is where you formulate the approach you and your project team will take in bringing about the deliverables of the project.

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Input: What other content might be included in the project charter?

Output: • Name of the project manager • Name of the project sponsor • Team members you’ve already committed to serve time on the project team

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Input: What does issuing the project charter do to the project phase? Who should receive a copy of the project charter?

Output: It moves the project from the initiating phase to the planning phase. All stakeholders

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Input: [advanced fees] arbitration

Output: The act of having a third party render a binding decision in a dispute between two parties.

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Input: [advanced fees] blind advertisement

Output: An advertisement of a principals' property providing only a telephone number, a post office box, and/or an address without a licensed name of the brokerage firm.

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Input: [advanced fees] commingle

Output: To mix together money or a deposit with personal funds ;combine ;intermingle.

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Input: [advanced fees] conflicting demands

Output: When different parties each make claims that are inconsistent with one another.

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Input: [advanced fees] conversion

Output: Unauthorized use or retention of money or property that rightfully belongs to another person.

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Input: [advanced fees] corporation

Output: An artificial or fictitious person formed to conduct specified types of business activities.

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Input: [advanced fees] deposit

Output: Earnest money or some other valuable consideration given as evidence of good faith to accompany an offer to purchase or rent.

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Input: [advanced fees] earnest money deposit

Output: A type of money that a broker may handle for others in the ordinary course of business; also referred to as good-faith deposit or binder deposit.

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Input: [advanced fees] escrow account

Output: An account in a bank, title company, credit union, savings association, or trust company used solely for safekeeping customer funds and not for deposit of personal funds; impound account or trust account.

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Input: [advanced fees] escrow disbursement order (EDO)

Output: a course of action for determining the disposition of a contested deposit.

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Input: [advanced fees] general partnership

Output: An association of two or more persons for the purpose of jointly conducting a business, each being responsible for all the debts incurred in the conducting of that business.

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Input: [advanced fees] good faith

Output: a party's honest intent to transact business, free from any intent to defraud the other party; each party's faithfulness to one's duty or obligations set forth by contract.

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Input: [advanced fees] interpleader

Output: A course of action when two consenting parties cannot reach an arbitrated agreement; A legal proceeding whereby the broker, having no financial interest in the disputed funds, deposits with the court the disputed escrow deposit so that the court can determine who is the rightful claimant.

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Input: [advanced fees] kickback

Output: payment of money from someone other than the buyer or seller associated with real estate business.

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Input: [advanced fees] limited liability company(LLC)

Output: An alternative, hybrid business entity with the combined characteristics and benefits of both limited partnerships and S corporations.

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Input: [advanced fees] limited liability partnership

Output: A business entity that features protection from personal liability but with fewer legal restrictions compared with other business entities.

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Input: [advanced fees] limited partnership

Output: A business entity consisting of one or more general partners and one or more limited partners.

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Input: [advanced fees] mediation

Output: The act of having a third party attempt to reconcile a dispute between two parties.

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Input: [advanced fees] ostensible partnership

Output: One or more parties cause a third party to be deceived into believing that a business relationship exists when no such arrangement exists.

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Input: [advanced fees] point of contact information

Output: Any means by which to contact the brokerage firm or individual licensee including mailing address(es), physical street address(es), e-mail address(es), telephone number(s), or facsimile telephone number(s).

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Input: [advanced fees] policy manual

Output: The notebook of written rules and regulations that set desired standards and procedures in an office.

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Input: [advanced fees] puffing

Output: comments or opinions not made as representations of fact and thus not grounds for misrepresentation.

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Input: [advanced fees] sole proprietorship

Output: Dealing as an individual in business.

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Input: [advanced fees] telephone soliciation

Output: The initiation of a telephone call for the purpose of encouraging the purchase of, or investment in, property, goods, or services.

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Input: [advanced fees] citations

Output: Statements of alleged violations and the penalties to be imposed.

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Input: [advanced fees] complaint

Output: Formal allegation or charge.

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Input: [advanced fees] formal complaint

Output: an outline of the charges against a licensee that must be answered within the statutory time limit.

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Input: [advanced fees] legally sufficient

Output: A complaint that contains facts indicating that a violation has occurred of a Florida statute, a DBPR rule, or a FREC rule.

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Input: [advanced fees] notice of non compliance

Output: Issued by the DBPR in the case of a minor rule violation that does not endanger the public health, safety, and welfare.

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Input: [advanced fees] probable cause

Output: Reasonable grounds or justification for prosecuting.

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Input: [advanced fees] recommended order

Output: A determination by an administrative law judge that includes findings and conclusions as well as other information required by law or agency rule to be in a final order.

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Input: [advanced fees] subpoena

Output: A writ or order commanding the person named to appear and testify in a legal proceeding.

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Input: [advanced fees] summary suspension

Output: Emergency or immediate action against a license to protect the public.

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Input: [advanced fees] Annual percentage rate

Output: total yearly cost of credit.

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Input: [advanced fees] blockbusting

Output: The illegal practice of inducing homeowners to sell their property by making misrepresentations regarding the entry of prospective entry of minority persons in order to cause a turnover of properties in the neighborhood; discriminatory acts against sellers.

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Input: [advanced fees] Civil Rights Act of 1866

Output: A federal act that prohibits any type of discrimination based on race in any real estate transaction (sale or rental) without exception.

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Input: [advanced fees] Fair Housing Act

Output: An act contained in the Title VIII of the Civil Rights Act of 1968 that created protected classes of people and prohibits discrimination when selling or renting residential property when based on race, color, religion, sex, national origin, familial status or handicap status.

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Input: [advanced fees] good faith estimate

Output: a preliminary accounting of expected closing costs. The Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act requires lenders to give loan applicants a good faith estimate that lists the charges the buyer is likely to pay at closing.

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Input: [advanced fees] redlining

Output: Discriminatory financing by a lending institution.

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Input: [advanced fees] servicing disclosure statement

Output: A disclosure statement given to borrowers that discloses whether the lender intends to service the loan or transfer it to another lender or servicing company.

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Input: [advanced fees] special information booklet

Output: a booklet containing consumer information regarding closing costs the borrower may incure at closing. The Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act requires lenders to give the booklet to loan applicants.

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Input: [advanced fees] steering

Output: Discriminatory acts against buyers.

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Input: [advanced fees] triggering terms

Output: The Truth-in-Lending act requires creditors to disclose certain information if certain credit terms, called triggering terms, are included in the advertisement. Triggering terms include the amount or percentage of down payment, number of payments, period (Term) or repayment, amount of any payment, and the amount of any finance charges.

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Input: [advanced fees] bylaws

Output: Rules that govern the administration of the condominium.

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Input: [advanced fees] concurrent ownership

Output: ownership by two or more persons at the same time, such a joint tenants, tenants by the entirety, or tenants in common.

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Input: [advanced fees] condominium

Output: A multiunit project consisting of individual ownership of a dwelling unit and undivided ownership of common areas.

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Input: [advanced fees] cooperative

Output: a multiunit project consisting of individual dwelling units owned by the corporation in which the individual apartment tenants own stock rather than owning their respective units.

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Input: [advanced fees] declaration

Output: The legal document that the developer of a condominium must file and record in order to create a condominium under state law.

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Input: [advanced fees] elective share

Output: an estate defined as consisting of 30 percent of the descendent's personal property and florida real property, except homestead-exempt property and claims.

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Input: [advanced fees] estate for years

Output: a tenancy measured from starting date to termination date(may be for a few days or longer than any natural life;e.g., a leasehold is an estate for years).

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Input: [advanced fees] estate in severalty

Output: Ownership of property vested in one person alone, also known as sole ownership.

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Input: [advanced fees] fee simple estate

Output: the most comprehensive and complete interest one can hold in real property; freehold estate. also known as fee or fee simple absolute.

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Input: [advanced fees] fixtures

Output: An object that was once considered to be personal property but has become real property because of attachment to, or use in, improvements to real property.

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Input: [advanced fees] freehold estate

Output: a tenancy in real property with no set termination date that can be measured by the lifetime of an individual or can be inherited by heirs.

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Input: [advanced fees] homestead

Output: term used to describe three separate but related situations; (1)a tax exemption (2)a tract of land limited in size, and (3)a statutory condition designed to protect the interests of a spouse and lineal descendants.

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Input: [advanced fees] joint tenancy

Output: an estate or interest owned by more than one person, each having equal rights to possession and enjoyment; the interest a deceased tenant conveys to surviving tenants by specific wording in the deed establishing the joint tenancy.

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Input: [advanced fees] land

Output: The surface of the earth and everything attached to it by nature.

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Input: [advanced fees] leasehold estate

Output: A tenancy in real property held under a lease arrangement for a definite number of years; non freehold.

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Input: [advanced fees] life estates

Output: tenancies whose durations are limited to the life of some person; freehold.

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Input: [advanced fees] littoral rights

Output: Legal rights related to land abutting an ocean, sea, or lake usually extending tot he high-water mark.

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Input: [advanced fees] marital assets

Output: Real and personal property acquired during marriage.

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Input: [advanced fees] personal property

Output: Tangible and movable property (transferred by bill of sale); property no classified as real property. also known as personal or chattel.

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Input: [advanced fees] proprietary lease

Output: a written agreement between the owner-corporation and the tenant-stockholder in a cooperative apartment.

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Input: [advanced fees] real estate

Output: Land, including the air above and the earth below, plus any permanent improvements affecting the utility of the land; real property; property that is not personal property.

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Input: [advanced fees] real property

Output: any interest or estate in land, including leaseholds, subleaseholds, business opportunities and enterprises, and mineral rights; real estate.

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Input: [advanced fees] remainderman

Output: The party designated to receive an estate at the end of life estate.

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Input: [advanced fees] right of survivorship

Output: A situation by which the remaining joint tenant succeeds to all right, title, and interest of the deceased joint tenant without the need for probate proceedings.

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Input: [advanced fees] riparian rights

Output: Private ownership rights extending to the normal high-water mark along a river or stream and including access rights to water, boating, bathing, and dockage in accordance with state and federal statutes.

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Input: [advanced fees] separate property

Output: Real property owned by a husband or wife prior to the marriage with the spouse having no present rights in such property; property owned individually.

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Input: [advanced fees] tenancy at sufferance

Output: An estate lawfully acquired for a temporary period of time but retained after a period of lawful possession has expired; nonfreehold estate.

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Input: [advanced fees] tenancy at will

Output: An estate that may be terminated by either party at any time upon proper notice; nonfreehoold estate.

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Input: [advanced fees] tenancy by the entireties

Output: an estate created by husband and wife jointly owning real property with instant and complete right of survivorship.

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Input: [advanced fees] tenancy in common

Output: a form of ownership by two or more persons each having an equal or unequal interest and passing the interest to heirs,not to surviving tenants.

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Input: [advanced fees] tenants in common

Output: When two or more persons wish to share the ownership of a single property.

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Input: [advanced fees] time-share

Output: an individual interest in real property unit together with a right of exclusive use for a specified number of days or weeks per year.

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Input: [advanced fees] trade fixture

Output: An article that is attached by a commercial tenant as a necessary part of the tenants business and is personal property.

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Input: [advanced fees] undivided interest

Output: an interest in the entire property, rather than ownership of a particular part of the property.

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Input: [extensor hallucis longus] extensor digitorum longus

Output: it splits into 4 sections after the inferior extensor retinaculum. each of them insert on the dorsum of the middle & distal phalanges.

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inserts on the proximal aspect of the distal phalanx of the great toe


Input: [extensor hallucis longus] tibialis anterior

Output: inserts on the medial & plantar surface of the 1st cuneiform & the 1st met base.

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inserts on the proximal aspect of the distal phalanx of the great toe


Input: [extensor hallucis longus] tibialis posterior

Output: inserts primarily at the navicular

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inserts on the proximal aspect of the distal phalanx of the great toe


Input: [extensor hallucis longus] soleus

Output: eventually unites w/ the gastrocnemus to form the achilles tendon...then inserts at the calcaneus

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inserts on the proximal aspect of the distal phalanx of the great toe


Input: [extensor hallucis longus] gastrocnemius

Output: inserts at the calcaneus by way of the achilles tendon

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inserts on the proximal aspect of the distal phalanx of the great toe


Input: [extensor hallucis longus] peroneus brevis

Output: inserts at the 5th met base

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inserts on the proximal aspect of the distal phalanx of the great toe


Input: [extensor hallucis longus] peroneus tertius

Output: inserts on the dorsal surface of the 5th met base

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inserts on the proximal aspect of the distal phalanx of the great toe


Input: [extensor hallucis longus] peroneus longus

Output: inserts on the lateral plantar aspect of the 1st met base & medial cuneiform

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inserts on the proximal aspect of the distal phalanx of the great toe


Input: [extensor hallucis longus] flexor hallucis longus

Output: inserts on the plantar aspect of the hallux on the proximal end of the distal phalanx

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inserts on the proximal aspect of the distal phalanx of the great toe


Input: [extensor hallucis longus] flexor digitorum longus

Output: inserts on the plantar surface at the base of the distal phalanges of toes 2-5

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inserts on the proximal aspect of the distal phalanx of the great toe


Input: [Left Sims] Tap water & Normal saline, Soap and water, Hypertonic saline, or Mineral, olive, or cottonseed oil

Output: What are some types of cleansing enema solutions?

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What position should you place your client in while performing an enema?


Input: [Left Sims] Cleansing enemas use different types of solution to remove feces from the rectum

Output: What is a cleansing enema used for?

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What position should you place your client in while performing an enema?


Input: [Left Sims] A retention enema uses a solution held within the large intestine for a specified period, usually at least 30 minutes.

Output: What is a retention enema used for?

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Input: [Left Sims] Oil retention enema because the fluid instilled is mineral, cottonseed, or olive oil. Oils lubricate and soften the stool, so it can be expelled more easily.

Output: What is one type of retention enema?

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What position should you place your client in while performing an enema?


Input: [Left Sims] Tap Water and Normal Saline Enemas Tap water and normal saline solutions are preferred for their nonirritating effects (no more than 3 times)

Output: Which cleansing enema is preferred? and Why?

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Input: [Left Sims] A hypertonic saline enema draws fluid from body tissues into the bowel. This increases the fluid volume in the intestine beyond what was originally instilled.

Output: How does a Hypertonic Saline Enemas work? and its purpose?

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Input: [Left Sims] Industry vs. inferiority

Output: What stage in Erikson's Psychosocial Theory is School age ( 6– 12 years)?

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Input: [Left Sims] To achieve a sense of self-confidence by learning, competing, performing successfully, and receiving recognition from significant others, peers, and acquaintances

Output: What is the major developmental tasks in Erikson's Industry vs Inferiority stage?

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Input: [Left Sims] Identity vs. role confusion

Output: What stage of Development in Erikson’s Psychosocial Theory is Adolescence ( 12– 20 years)?

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Input: [Left Sims] To integrate the tasks mastered in the previous stages into a secure sense of self

Output: What is the major developmental tasks in Erikson's Identity vs. role confusion stage?

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Input: [Left Sims] Intimacy vs. isolation

Output: What stage of Development in Erikson’s Psychosocial Theory is Young adulthood (20– 30 years)?

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Input: [Left Sims] To form an intense, lasting relationship or a commitment to another person, cause, institution, or creative effort

Output: What is the major developmental tasks in Erikson's Intimacy vs. isolation stage?

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Input: [Left Sims] Generativity vs. stagnation

Output: What stage of Development in Erikson’s Psychosocial Theory is Adulthood (30–65 years)?

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Input: [Left Sims] To achieve the life goals established for oneself, while also considering the welfare of future generations

Output: What is the major developmental tasks in Erikson's Generativity vs. stagnation stage?

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Input: [Left Sims] Ego integrity vs. despair

Output: What stage of Development in Erikson’s Psychosocial Theory is Old age ( 65 years– death)?

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Input: [Left Sims] To review one’s life and derive meaning from both positive and negative events, while achieving a positive sense of self- worth

Output: What is the major developmental tasks in Erikson's Ego integrity vs. despair stage?

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Input: [Left Sims] physiologic (first level) safety and security (second level) love and belonging (third level) esteem and self-esteem (fourth level) self-actualization (fifth level)

Output: Maslow's Hierarchy of Human Needs

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Input: [Left Sims] Sudden movement or jarring of position causes extension and adduction of extremities By age 3 or 4 months

Output: The Moro reflex in a baby is what? When does it disappear?

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Input: [Left Sims] If head of backlying newborn is turned to one side, infant will extend arm and leg on that side By age 5 months

Output: The Tonic neck reflex in a baby is what? When does it disappear?

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Input: [Left Sims] When newborn’s cheek is gently stroked, infant turns toward that side and opens mouth By age 4 to 6 months

Output: The Rooting reflex in a baby is what? When does it disappear?

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Input: [Left Sims] Newborn makes sucking movements when anything touches lips or tongue Diminishes by age 6 months

Output: The Sucking reflex in a baby is what? When does it disappear?

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Input: [Left Sims] When newborn’s sole is stroked, toes hyperextend and fan outward; big toe turns upward By age 3 months

Output: The Babinski reflex in a baby is what? When does it disappear?

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Input: [Left Sims] Newborn briefly grasps any object placed in hands By age 3 months ( present from age 6 weeks)

Output: The Palmar grasp reflex in a baby is what? When does it disappear?

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Input: [Left Sims] 1) Shock and disbelief: refusal to accept that a loved one is about to die or has died 2) Developing awareness: physical and emotional responses such as feeling sick, sad, empty, or angry 3) Restitution period: recognition of the loss 4) Idealization: exaggeration of the good qualities of the deceased

Output: What are the stages of grief?

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Input: [Left Sims] hemorrhoidectomy (surgical removal of engorged veins inside and outside the anal sphincter) or an episiotomy (incision that facilitates vaginal birth)

Output: The most common type of therapeutic bath is a sitz bath - which soaks the perianal area & reduce swelling & inflammation & promote healing of wounds. What are some surgical procedures its used for?

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Input: [Left Sims] In aging men, an enlarging prostate gland, which encircles the urethra, interferes with complete bladder emptying. As a result, there is a need to urinate more frequently, including during the usual hours of sleep. Also medication

Output: Nocturia (nighttime urination) is unusual because the rate of urine production is normally reduced at night so it suggests an underlying medical problem. What would one of those problems be?

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Input: [Left Sims] Repression or Forgetting about the stressor

Output: What coping mechanism is used "Wiping the experience of being sexually abused from conscious memory"?

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Input: [Left Sims] Suppression or Purposely avoiding thinking about a stressor

Output: What coping mechanism is used "Resolving to “sleep on a problem” or turn the problem over to a higher power like God"?

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Input: [Left Sims] Denial or Rejecting information

Output: What coping mechanism is used "Refusing to believe something like a life-threatening diagnosis"?

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Input: [Left Sims] Rationalization or Relieving oneself of personal accountability by attributing responsibility to someone or something else

Output: What coping mechanism is used "Blaming failure on a test to the manner in which the test was constructed"?

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Input: [Left Sims] Displacement or Taking anger out on something or someone else who is less likely to retaliate

Output: What coping mechanism is used "Kicking the wastebasket after being reprimanded by the boss"?

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Input: [Left Sims] Regression or Behaving in a manner that is characteristic of a much younger age

Output: What coping mechanism is used "Wanting to be bottle-fed like a newborn sibling"?

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Input: [Left Sims] Projection or Attributing that which is unacceptable in oneself onto another

Output: What coping mechanism is used "Accusing a person of another race of being prejudiced"?

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Input: [Left Sims] Somatization or Manifesting emotional stress through a physical disorder

Output: What coping mechanism is used "Developing diarrhea that conveniently excuses one from going to work"?

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Input: [Left Sims] Compensation or Excelling at something to make up for a weakness of another kind

Output: What coping mechanism is used "Becoming a motivational speaker although physically handicapped"?

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Input: [Left Sims] Sublimation or Channeling one's energies into an acceptable alternative

Output: What coping mechanism is used "Turning to sportscasting when an athletic career is not realistic"?

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Input: [Left Sims] Reaction formation or Acting just the opposite of one's feelings

Output: What coping mechanism is used "Being extremely nice to someone who is intensely disliked"?

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Input: [Left Sims] Identification or Taking on the characteristics of another

Output: What coping mechanism is used "Imitating the style of dress or speech of an actor or musician"?

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Input: [Left Sims] Stage I pressure ulcer The hallmark of cellular damage is skin that remains red and fails to resume its normal color when pressure is relieved.

Output: What Pressure Ulcer Stage is characterized by intact but reddened skin?

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Input: [Left Sims] Stage II pressure ulcer Impairment of the skin may lead to colonization and infection of the wound.

Output: What Pressure Ulcer Stage is red and accompanied by blistering or a skin tear (shallow break in the skin)?

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Input: [Left Sims] Stage III pressure ulcer The area is relatively painless despite the severity of the ulcer. It may be accompanied by serous drainage (leaking plasma) or purulent drainage (white or greenish fluid) caused by a wound infection.

Output: What Pressure Ulcer Stage has a shallow skin crater that extends to the subcutaneous tissue?

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Input: [Left Sims] Stage IV pressure ulcers are life threatening. The infection easily spreads throughout the body, causing sepsis (potentially fatal systemic infection).

Output: What Pressure Ulcer Stage is where the tissue is deeply ulcerated, exposing muscle and bone? The dead or infected tissue may produce a foul odor.

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Input: [Left Sims] Motor Vehicle Accidents, Burns, Poison, Falls, Drowning

Output: What are some safety issues during the Toddler ages?

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Input: [Left Sims] Most accidents are preventable, and prevention requires parental education. The toddler requires constant supervision because there are many hazards both inside and outside the home. Toddlers are incapable of recognizing danger or threats to their safety; this, along with their curiosity, places them at great risk for injury.

Output: What can be done to prevent toddler injuries or deaths?

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Input: [Left Sims] • R—Rescue • A—Alarm • C—Confine (the fire) • E—Extinguish

Output: Use the acronym RACE to identify the basic steps to take when managing a fire:

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Input: [Left Sims] • P—Point • A—Aim • S—Squeeze • S—Sweep

Output: What does the acronym PASS mean?

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Input: [Left Sims] Osteoporosis (loss of bone mass) Osteoporotic fractures may occur with little or no trauma and even without a fall.

Output: What increases the risk for fractures, especially in older women?

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Input: [Left Sims] a marked loss of bone density and an increase in bone porosity that is frequently associated with aging.

Output: Osteoporosis

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Input: [Left Sims] surgical creation of an artificial excretory opening between the colon and the body surface.

Output: Colostomy

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Input: [Left Sims] a general term used most commonly to describe mushroom-like growth from the surface of a mucous membrane, such as a polyp in the nose.

Output: Polyp

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Input: [Left Sims] inflammation of the gallbladder, usually associated with gallstones blocking the flow of bile

Output: Cholecystitis

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Input: [Left Sims] the presence of gallstones in the gallbladder or bile ducts.

Output: Cholelithiasis

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Input: [Left Sims] the visual examination of the internal structure of a joint.

Output: Arthroscopy

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Input: [Left Sims] fractured wrist; occurs at the lower end of the radius when a person tries to stop a fall by landing on their hands.

Output: Colles’ fracture

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Input: [Left Sims] total paralysis affecting only one side of the body.

Output: Hemiplegia

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Input: [Left Sims] slight paralysis or weakness affecting one side of the body.

Output: Hemiparesis

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Input: [Left Sims] sudden blockage of a blood vessel by an embolus.

Output: Embolism

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Input: [Left Sims] abnormal condition of having a thrombus.

Output: Thrombosis

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Input: [Left Sims] injury to a joint that usually involves a stretched or torn ligament.

Output: Sprain

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Input: [Left Sims] injury to the body of the muscle or to the attachment of a tendon. (Usually associated with overuse injuries that involve a stretched or torn muscle or tendon attachment).

Output: Strain

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Input: [Left Sims] nose bleed

Output: Epistaxis

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Input: [Left Sims] baldness

Output: Alopecia

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Input: [Left Sims] serious form of preeclampsia; characterized by convulsions and sometimes coma.

Output: Eclampsia

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Input: [Left Sims] collection of pus within a body cavity

Output: Empyema

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Input: [Left Sims] inflammation of the tympanic membrane

Output: Myringitis

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Input: [Left Sims] removal of dirt, foreign objects, damaged tissue, and cellular debris from a wound to prevent infection and to promote healing.

Output: Debridement

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Input: [Left Sims] itching

Output: Pruritus

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Input: [Left Sims] abnormal implantation of the placenta in the lower portion of the uterus.

Output: Placenta previa

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Input: [Left Sims] hospital-acquired.

Output: Nosocomial

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Input: [Left Sims] caused by insufficient production of the antidiuretic hormone or by the inability of the kidneys to respond appropriately to this hormone.

Output: Diabetes insipidus

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Input: [Left Sims] an autoimmune insulin deficiency disorder caused by the destruction of pancreatic islet bets sells.

Output: Type 1 diabetes mellitus

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Input: [Left Sims] an insulin resistance disorder.

Output: Type 2 diabetes mellitus

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Input: [Left Sims] a false personal belief that is maintained despite obvious proof or evidence to the contrary.

Output: Delusion

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Input: [Left Sims] a sensory perception (sight, touch, smell, taste, sound) experienced in the absence of an external stimulation.

Output: Hallucination

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Input: [Left Sims] heartburn; burning sensation caused by the return of acidic stomach contents into the esophagus.

Output: Pyrosis

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Input: [Left Sims] a malignant tumor that occurs in epithelial tissue.

Output: Carcinoma

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Input: [Left Sims] the process by which cancer spreads from one place to another.

Output: Metastasize

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Input: [Left Sims] It is a device used to immobilize and protect an injured body part.

Output: What is a splint?

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Input: [Left Sims] They are applied as a first aid device, when sprains or factures are suspected.

Output: What is the main use of an emergency splint?

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Input: [Left Sims] They not only immobilize the injured body part, they also control bleeding and swelling.

Output: What is the main use of an inflatable splint?

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Input: [Left Sims] A metal device, which immobilizes and pulls on contracted muscles.

Output: What is the main use of a traction splint?

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Input: [Left Sims] It is a rigid mold placed around an injured body part after it has been restored to correct anatomic alignment.

Output: What is a cast?

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Input: [Left Sims] With the approval of the physician, either side of the cast can be removed to perform hygiene. It is very important the front first.

Output: What is significant about a bivalve cast?

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Input: [Left Sims] • Leave a freshly applied cast uncovered until it is dry (doing this facilitates assessment & drying) • Assess circulation & sensation frequently in exposed fingers & toes (provides comparative data for indentifying neurovascular complications) • Ensure that the edges of the cast are padded (padding reduces the risk of skin breakdowns & irritation)

Output: What are some of the guides to keep in mind when taking care of someone with a cast?

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Input: [Left Sims] It filters the contaminated air without allowing it to pass out of the room, this prevent other clients and workers from becoming exposed, when the door is opened for entry and exit.

Output: Why is the use of a negative pressure room important when taking care of a client with TB?

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Input: [Left Sims] The infectious agent reproduces, but there are no recognizable symptoms. The infectious agent however, exits the host at this time and infect others.

Output: What is the incubation period of an infection?

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Input: [Left Sims] The initial symptoms appear which may be vague and nonspecific. They may include mild fever, headache, and loss of usual energy.

Output: What is the prodromal stage of an infection?

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Input: [Left Sims] Symptoms become severe and specific to the tissue or organ that is affected. For example, tuberculosis is manifested by respiratory symptoms.

Output: What is the acute stage of an infection?

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Input: [Left Sims] The symptoms subside as the host overcomes the infectious agent.

Output: What is the convalescent stage of an infection?

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Input: [Left Sims] The pathogen is destroyed. Health improves or is restored.

Output: What is the resolution stage of an infection?

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Input: [Left Sims] Pulmonary Tuberculosis and Measles Follow standard precautions, keep door closed, confine client to room, wear a N95 respirator or a powered air-purifying respirator, and always place a mask on the client if transport is required.

Output: What are some examples of diseases that require airborne precaution and the protective equipment needed?

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Input: [Left Sims] Influenza, Rubella, Streptococcal Pneumonia, and Meningococcal Meningitis Follow standard precautions, leave door open or closed, wear a mask when entering room depending on agency policy, but always when within 3 feet of the client, and place a mask on the client when transporting.

Output: What are some examples of diseases that require droplet precaution and the protective equipment needed?

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Input: [Left Sims] Gastrointestinal, respiratory, skin, or wound infections that are drug-resistant, Gas gangrene, acute diarrhea, acute viral conjunctivitis, & draining abscess Follow standard precautions, Don gloves before entering the room, remove gloves before leaving the room, wear a gown if clothing may touch surfaces in the room, use disposable vital checking equipment & avoid transporting client if at all possible.

Output: What are examples of diseases that require contact precaution and the protective equipment needed?

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Input: [Left Sims] This is instillation of liquid nourishment in less than 30 mins hour to six times per day, usually involves 250 to 400mL of formula per administration. It is used because it mimics the natural filling and emptying of the stomach, however it causes gastric discomfort and is the least desirable.

Output: What are bolus feedings and main reason for it use?

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Input: [Left Sims] This is the gradual instillation of liquid nourishment four to six times per day, usually administered over 30 to 60 min, which the time most people spend eating a meal. This reduces the bloat feeling often accompanied by bolus feedings.

Output: What are intermittent feedings and the main reason for its use?

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Input: [Left Sims] This is continuous instillation of liquid nourishment for 8 to 12 hrs, it is followed by a 16 to 12 hr pause. This is often used to wean clients from tube feedings while continuing to maintain adequate nutrition.

Output: What are cyclic feedings and the main reason for its use?

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Input: [Left Sims] This is the instillation of liquid nutrition without interruption; it is administered at a rate of approximately 1.5mL per min. A feeding pump is used to regulate the instillation.

Output: What are continuous feedings and the main reason for its use?

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Input: [Left Sims] Performing a gavage (providing nourishment) Administering oral medications that the client cannot swallow Obtaining a sample of secretions for diagnostic testing Performing lavage (removing substances from the stomach, typically poisons) Promoting decompression (removing gas & liquid contents from the stomach or bowel) Controlling gastric bleeding, a process called compression or tamponade (pressure)

Output: What are some the reasons for gastric and intestinal tubes?

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Input: [Left Sims] It is a cluster of symptoms resulting from the rapid deposition of calorie-dense nourishment into the small intestine.

Output: What is Dumping Syndrome?

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Input: [Left Sims] This clears debris which may impair future drainage and provides evidence that patency is being maintained. Always fill the irrigating syringe with 30 to 60 mL of normal saline solution, this provides an adequate quantity of isotonic solution to clear the tubing. No, needs a physicians order

Output: What is the purpose of irrigating a nasogastric tube? Is this a nursing call?

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Input: [Left Sims] The American Pain Society has proposed that pain assessment is the fifth vital sign.

Output: What is a pain assessment?

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Input: [Left Sims] It is discomfort that originates at the skin level; it is a commonly experienced sensation resulting from some form of trauma.

Output: What is cutaneous pain?

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Input: [Left Sims] It is discomfort generated from deeper connective tissue; it develops from injury to structures such as muscles, tendons, and joints.

Output: What is somatic pain?

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Input: [Left Sims] It is discomfort arising from internal organs; it is associated with disease or injury. It is sometimes referred or poorly localized.

Output: What is visceral pain?

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Input: [Left Sims] It is discomfort perceived in a general area of the body, usually away from the site of stimulation, it is not experienced in the exact site where an organ is located.

Output: What is referred pain?

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Input: [Left Sims] Is pain with a typical characteristics is also functional pain.

Output: What is neuropathic pain?

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Input: [Left Sims] Is neuropathic pain in which a person with an amputated limb perceives that the limb still exists and feels burning, itching, and deep pain in tissues that have been surgically removed.

Output: What is phantom limb pain?

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Input: [Left Sims] Pain that last for a few seconds to less than 6 months.

Output: What is acute pain?

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Input: [Left Sims] Pain that last more than 6 months.

Output: What is chronic pain?

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Input: [Left Sims] It is a health problem that can be prevented, reduced, or resolved through independent nursing measures.

Output: What is nursing diagnosis?

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Input: [Left Sims] Obj. is facts that are observable and measurable while sub. Is information that only the client feels and can describe

Output: What is the difference between subjective and objective data?

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Input: [Left Sims] •Diminished Pedal pulse in extremity in cast •Capillary refill time diminished •Client is in severe pain like a 10

Output: What are some cast complications/risks to watch for?

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Input: [Left Sims] •Level of consciousness •Vital signs •Effectiveness of respirations •Presence or need for supplemental oxygen •Condition of the wound and dressing •Location of drains and drainage characteristics •Location, type, and rate of intravenous fluid •Level of pain and need for analgesia •Presence of a urinary catheter and urine volume

Output: Post Op nurse systematically checks the following:

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Input: [Left Sims] •ensure a patent airway •help to maintain adequate circulation •prevent or assist with the management of shock •maintain proper positions and function of drains, tubes, & iv infusions •detect evidence of any complications

Output: Post Op nurse's major responsibilities are:

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Input: [Left Sims] 1) when they are awake 2) free of nausea and vomiting 3) bowel sounds are active

Output: When can food and oral fluids given to surgical clients?

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Input: [Left Sims] Report failure to void within 8 hours of surgery. Failure to void indicates urinary retention.

Output: Post Op Nurses monitor client's urination, when must they urinate?

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Input: [Left Sims] A dropping blood pressure frequently suggests that the client is going into shock. A systolic pressure of 90 to 100 mm Hg indicates shock is approaching. Below 80 mm Hg, shock is present. Other signs of shock include a rapid, thready pulse; pale, cold, and clammy skin; rapid respirations; a falling body temperature; restlessness; and a decreased level of consciousness.

Output: When the nurse assesses a client postoperatively, which assessment is most indicative of shock? •Bounding pulse •Slow respirations •Low blood pressure •High body temperature

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Input: [Left Sims] This is called dangling it helps to normalize blood pressure, which may drop when the client rises from a reclining position and... it will minimize falls

Output: Why would a nurse teach her patient to sit on the edge of the bed before standing?

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Input: [Left Sims] fluids

Output: When performing an IV Pylligram to xray kidney with contrast, what does a nurse encourage afterwards?

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Input: [Left Sims] Care that avoids concern for cultural differences and promoting.

Output: Whats is acultural nursing care?

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Input: [Left Sims] Care that respects and is compatible with each client’s culture.

Output: What is culturally sensitive nursing care?

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Input: [Left Sims] Values, beliefs, and practices of a particular group

Output: What is culture?

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Input: [Left Sims] Generally make and maintain eye contact throughout communication

Output: Anglo Americans?

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Input: [Left Sims] Are comfortable sitting close to interviewers and letting interactions unfold slowly

Output: Latinos?

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Input: [Left Sims] May not openly disagree with authority figures, such as physicians and nurses because of their respect for harmony

Output: Asian Americans?

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Input: [Left Sims] tend to be private and may hesitate to share personal info with strangers; they may interpret questioning as prying or meddling; impatience disrespectful; and strong hand shake if offensive

Output: Native Americans?

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Input: [Left Sims] Style of documentation generally used in source oriented records involves writing information about the client and client care in chronologic order.

Output: Narrative charting?

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Input: [Left Sims] Documentation style more likely to be used in a problem oriented record.

Output: Soap charting?

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Input: [Left Sims] S=subjective, O=objective, A=analysis, P=plan

Output: S.O.A.P. or Soap charting?

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Input: [Left Sims] Modified form of soap charting uses the word focus rather than problem

Output: Focus charting?

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Input: [Left Sims] Method of recording the client progress under the headings of

Output: Pie charting?

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Input: [Left Sims] Is a documentation method in which nurses chart only abnormal assessment findings of care that deviates from the standard.

Output: Charting by exception?

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Input: [Left Sims] Documenting client information electronically is most useful for nurses when a terminal is available at the point of care or bedside

Output: Computerized charting?

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Input: [Left Sims] Tool for assessing far vision is a more objective technique best for visual acuity or central vision

Output: Snellen eye chart?

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Input: [Left Sims] Is a procedure for withdrawing fluid from the abdominal cavity, and is always performed with the assistance of a nurse

Output: Paracentesis?

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Input: [Left Sims] Ambulatory aids generally used in pairs are constructed of wood or aluminum.

Output: Crutches?

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Input: [Left Sims] Standard type of crutches under arm pit; hand grip 30 degrees of elbow flexion and 15 degrees of wrist hyperextension

Output: Axillary crutches?

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Input: [Left Sims] Crutches that have an arm cuff but no axillary bar ex; Lofstrand and Canadian

Output: Forearm crutches?

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Input: [Left Sims] Crutches that support the forearm are used by clients who can not bear weight with their hands and wrist.

Output: Platform crutches?

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Input: [Left Sims] The cognitive domain

Output: What learning domain is a style of processing information by listening or reading facts and descriptions?

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Input: [Left Sims] The affective domain

Output: What learning domain is a style of processing that appeals to a person's feelings, beliefs, or values?

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Input: [Left Sims] The psychomotor domain

Output: What learning domain is a style of processing that focuses on learning by doing?

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Input: [Left Sims] Swelling at the site Discomfort Decrease in infusion rate Cool skin temperature at the site

Output: What are the S/S of infiltration?

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Input: [Left Sims] Displacement of the venipuncture device

Output: What are the causes of infiltration?

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Input: [Left Sims] Restart the IV. Elevate the arm.

Output: What action do you do for infiltration?

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Input: [Left Sims] inspection, percussion, palpation, and auscultation

Output: What are the four basic physical assessment techniques?

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Input: [Left Sims] purposeful observation

Output: What is Inspection?

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Input: [Left Sims] is striking or tapping part of the client's body with the fingertips to produce vibratory sounds Least Used

Output: What is Percussion?

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Input: [Left Sims] lightly touching or applying pressure to the body

Output: What is Palpation?

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Input: [Left Sims] It involves using the fingertips, back of the hand, or palm of the hand

Output: What is Light palpation?

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Input: [Left Sims] It is best used when feeling the surface of the skin, structures that lie just beneath the skin, pulsations from peripheral arteries, and vibrations in the chest.

Output: When is Light Palpation used?

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Input: [Left Sims] It is performed by depressing tissue approximately 1 inch (2.5 cm) with the forefingers of one or both hands

Output: What is Deep palpation?

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Input: [Left Sims] Inspect then auscultate then palpation or percussion

Output: What order do you use when accessing the abdomen?

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Input: [Left Sims] 5 minutes

Output: The abdomen is divided into four quadrants, listen in each?

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Input: [Left Sims] hyperactive - frequent hypoactive - long intervals of silence absent - if not heard for 5 min

Output: Bowel Sounds are:

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Input: [Left Sims] compress a superficial artery against an underlying bone with the tips of the fingertips, count for 1 minute

Output: To check the pulse you:

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Output: Where are some peripheral pulse sites?

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Input: [Left Sims] A thermal burn

Output: What type of burn is a skin injury caused by flames, hot liquids, or steam and is the most common form of burn?

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Input: [Left Sims] * Provides warmth * Promotes circulation * Speeds healing * Relieves muscle spasm * Reduces pain

Output: Uses for Heat Application?

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Input: [Left Sims] never longer than 20 minutes

Output: How long should heat application be used?

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Input: [Left Sims] It usually occurs when the nurse and physician share information and exchange findings with other health care workers.

Output: What is a Collaborative Intervention?

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Input: [Left Sims] Ultraviolet radiation can kill bacteria, especially the organism that transmits TB. This technique is often used with other sterile techniques.

Output: Explain Radiation as a sterile technique

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Input: [Left Sims] This is a convenient way to sterilize items in the home. To be effective, contaminated equipment needs to be boiled for 15 mins at 212 F (100 C). Longer in places at higher altitudes.

Output: Explain Boiling Water as a sterile technique

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Input: [Left Sims] Items are exposed to the heated vapor that escapes from boiling water in this method. It requires the same time and temperature as the boiling method.

Output: Explain Free-Flowing Steam as a sterile technique

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Input: [Left Sims] Dry heat, or hot air sterilization, is similar to baking items in an oven. To destroy microorganisms with dry heat, temperatures of 330 to 340 F (165 to 170 C) are maintained for at least 3 hrs. This is a good technique for sterilizing sharp instruments and reusable syringes because moist heat damages cutting edges and the ground surfaces of glass.

Output: Explain Dry Heat as a sterile technique

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Input: [Left Sims] This is most dependable method of destroying all forms of organisms and spores. The autoclave is the type of pressure steam sterilizer that most health care agency use.

Output: Explain Steam under Pressure as a sterile technique

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Input: [Left Sims] Both gas and liquid chemicals are used to sterilize invasive equipment. Gas is preferred if heat and moisture is likely to damage items or if no better method is available.

Output: Explain chemical Sterilization

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Input: [Left Sims] 1) Welcome the client (most important step) 2) Orient the client (this will prevent falls b/c the client is more familiar w/ surroundings) 3) Safeguard valuables & clothing (items are temporarily placed in a safe & the items are noted in the patient’s medical record 4) Help the client undress (this helps w/ the physical examination) 5) Compile the nursing database

Output: What are steps to the admissions process?

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Input: [Left Sims] This is a process that improves client’s outcomes by predetermining his or her post discharge needs in a timely manner, and coordinating the use of appropriate community resources to provide a continuum of care. Also, remember to provide an opportunity for questions before discharge.

Output: What are the steps in discharge planning?

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Input: [Left Sims] •Make sure there is a physician order for the transfer •Inform the client and family about the transfer •Complete a transfer summary ( written review of the client’s current status) briefly describing the client’s current condition and reason for transfer •Speak with a nurse on the transferring unit to coordinate the transfer •Transport the client with his or her belonging, medications, nursing supplies, & chart to the other unit

Output: What are the steps to transferring a client?

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Input: [Left Sims] dangerous physiologic problems due to changes in fluid volume

Output: What happens if there is an Electolyte imbalance?

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Input: [Left Sims] give IV fluids

Output: What does a nurse do for an electrolyte imbalance?

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Input: [Left Sims] Period of getting acquainted

Output: Intoductory Phase?

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Input: [Left Sims] Period during which tasks are performed involves mutually planning the clients care and enacting the plan. During the working phase the nurse tries not to retard the client independence; doing too much is as harmful as doing too little

Output: Working Phase?

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Input: [Left Sims] Period when the relationship comes to an end

Output: Terminating phase?

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Input: [Left Sims] Is a style of processing information by listen or reading facts and descriptions

Output: Cognitive domain?

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Input: [Left Sims] Is a style of processing that appeals to a persons feelings, beliefs or values

Output: Affective domain?

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Input: [Left Sims] Is a style of processing that focuses on learning by doing

Output: Psychomotor domain?

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Input: [Left Sims] Is the science of teaching children or those with cognitive ability comparable to children; Motivated to learn by potential rewards or punishment; respond to competition; short attention span

Output: Pedagogy?

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Input: [Left Sims] Is the principles of teaching adult learners; active; think abstractly; longer attention span

Output: Androgogic?

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Input: [Left Sims] Is the techniques that enhance learning among older adults; crisis learners; attention affected by low energy level, fatigue, and anxiety; concrete abstract

Output: Gerogogy?

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Input: [Left Sims] Is the mechanism for controlling hormone production. Most hormones are secreted in response to negative feedback; when a hormone level decreases the releasing gland is stimulated

Output: Feedback loop?

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Input: [Left Sims] Canadian physician who lived in early 1900s devoted much of his life to researching the collective physiologic processes of the stress response, which he called the general adaptation syndrome.

Output: Hans Selye?

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Input: [Left Sims] At the immediate onset of a stress response, storage vesicles within sympathetic nervous system neurons rapidly release norepinephrine. Shortly thereafter, the adrenal glands secrete additional norepinephrine and epinephrine. These stimulating neurotransmitters and neurohormones prepare the person for a fight or flight response.

Output: Alarm stage?

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Input: [Left Sims] Is characterized by restoration to normalcy.

Output: Stage of resistance?

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Input: [Left Sims] Adaptation is unsuccessful and death ensues

Output: Stage of Exhaustion?

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Input: [Left Sims] Sigmund Freud posited that humans use coping mechanisms unconscious tactics to defend the psyche to prevent their ego or reality base, from feeling inadequate

Output: Coping mechanisms?

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Input: [Left Sims] Are natural body chemicals that produce effects similar to those of opiate drugs such as morphine

Output: Endorphins?

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Input: [Left Sims] Uphold the Yin/Yang Theory, which refers to the belief that balanced forces promote health.

Output: Asian Americans?

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Input: [Left Sims] Embrace a similar concept referred to as the hot/cold theory

Output: Latinos?

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Input: [Left Sims] Refuse blood transfusions even in life-threatening situations because they believe that blood is the source of the soul

Output: Jehovah’s Witnesses?

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Input: [Left Sims] Latino practitioner who is thought to have spiritual and medicinal powers

Output: Curandero?

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Input: [Left Sims] Holy man with curative powers, or an herbalist, many people in the US also turn to alternative quasi-medical therapy

Output: Shaman?

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Input: [Left Sims] With your stethescope, listen on the anterior side of the chest start in area above the clavicle on the R side.

Output: How do you auscultate the chest?

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Input: [Left Sims] against medical advice unless mentally incompetent or court order

Output: AMA?

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Input: [Left Sims] Pull skin up on hand Pull skin up on chest

Output: How do you access skin turger? On older adult?

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Input: [Left Sims] To remove debris and reduce the potential for aspiration

Output: After brushing the teeth of an unconscious patient, why do you instill water and suction it with a bulb syringe?

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Input: [Left Sims] Dorsiflexing the foot and note if client experiences pain in the calf, report a positive finding - could be a thrombophlebitis

Output: How or why do you check for a Homans' sign?

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Input: [Left Sims] devices or chemicals that restrict movement. They are used with the intention to subdue a client’s activity.

Output: Restraints

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Input: [Left Sims] They include cloth limb restraints, bedrails, chairs with locking lap trays, and sedative drugs.

Output: What are some restraints?

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Input: [Left Sims] charges of false imprisonment, battery or both.

Output: What can unnecessary or unprescribed restraints can lead to?

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Input: [Left Sims] must obtain medical order before each and every instance of restraints.

Output: If less restrictive alternatives are unsuccessful, what does a nurse do?

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Input: [Left Sims] clients have the right to be free of, and the facility must ensure freedom from, any restraints imposed or psychoactive drug administered for purposes of discipline or convenience, and not required to treat the residents’ medical symptoms.

Output: The Nursing Home Reform Act of Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act (OBRA) states?

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Input: [Left Sims] increasingly confused, suffer chronic constipation, incontinence, infections such as pneumonia and pressure ulcers, and experience a progressive decline in their ability to perform their ADL’s

Output: Research indicates that restrained clients have these negative effects?

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Input: [Left Sims] Funded primarily from an employed persons income

Output: How is Medicare funded?

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Input: [Left Sims] acute hospital care, rehabilitative care, hospice, and home care services

Output: What does Medicare Part A cover?

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Input: [Left Sims] relieves financial burden on older Americans and those with low incomes and disabilities who require prescription drugs. Everyone eligible for Medicare can receive prescription drug coverage regardless of income, resources, health status, or current prescription expenses.

Output: What does Medicare Part D cover?

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Input: [Left Sims] Hippa requires health agencies to safeguard written, spoken, and electronic health info.

Output: What restricts Privacy?

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Input: [Left Sims] • Submitting a written notice identifying the uses and disclosures of client’s health info. Such as to third parties. • Obtain client’s signature indicating they have been informed of the disclosure info. And their right to learn who has seen their record. • Limiting released info. From a health record, it’s inappropriate to release the entire health record when only portions or isolated pieces of info are needed. • Documents must be kept of people who have accessed clients record • Fax machines, filing cabinets, and medical records must be located in areas off-limits to public.

Output: How is privacy protected?

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Input: [Left Sims] Physician must write restraint order, or nurse must obtain one by phone. Should be last resort. In the case of client attempting to remove endotracheal tube, personnel must first attempt less restrictive measures, such as having someone sit with the client.

Output: Other things to remember about restraints?

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Input: [Left Sims] federal program that finances health care cost of persons 65 yrs and older, permanently disabled workers of any age and their dependents and those with end- stage renal disease.

Output: What is Medicare?

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Input: [Left Sims] (purchased at additional fee) covers physician services, outpatient care, lab test, durable medical equipment and other selected services. (Doesn’t cover long-term care, limits coverage for health promotion and illness prevention)

Output: What does MedicarePart B cover?

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Input: [Left Sims] • Clients names’ on charts can’t be visible • Clipboards must obscure names of clients & their private info. • Whiteboards must be free of info linking clients w/ diagnosis, procedures, or treatment • Conversations regarding clients must take place where they can’t be overheard • Nurse closes room doors unless safety issues require observation. Doors may be open at clients request but this results in patient being observed by passerbys • Computer screen must be oriented away from public view

Output: What are some ways clients' privacy can be maintained in a clinic or hospital?

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Input: The act of having a third party render a binding decision in a dispute between two parties. [advanced fees]

Output: arbitration

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Input: An advertisement of a principals' property providing only a telephone number, a post office box, and/or an address without a licensed name of the brokerage firm. [advanced fees]

Output: blind advertisement

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