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Practice Question #219: A 39-year old man comes to his coach for their 4th session. The man is working on reducing the amount of sugar that he eats. Client: I get so irritable when I don't have sugar. Coach: Giving up sugar is causing some unpleasant side effects. Client: Yeah, I knew it wasn't going to be a walk in the park and prepared myself for that by letting my family know my plan and trying to take it nice and slow so I don't cause them to move out. Coach: Your skill in really t...

Locke + Latham Theory: why goals lead to behavior change DEPAD Directive, Energizing, Persistence, Arousal + Discovery 3 Key Risk factors for heart disease high BP, high cholesterol, smoking (half of all Americans have at least one) What is the "silent killer?" high blood pressure (hypertension) Adults who have what have a higher risk of death from heart disease? Diabetes 5 D's of Appreciative Inquiry Define Discover Dream Design Destiny 6 diseases/cond...

Omission or neglect of any reasonable precaution, care, or action is ______________. A healthcare law that protects residents from negligence is called the _____ of ______. Negligence; the duty of care law A ______ of _______ is a voluntary set of rules that influence relationships between people. Code of ethics Six Rights of Medication Administration Right Dose Right Time Right Medication Right Route Right Resident Right Documentation If the half life of medication ...

Antiemetics Medications used to treat and prevent nausea and vomiting are called? stomach The organ located in the upper left of the abdomen, below the diaphragm, is the? fluids Bulk-producing laxatives must be given with sufficient_____? provide a passageway for food The function of the alimentary canal is to? 3-5 Depending on the type and amount, food remains in the stomach an average of how many hours? bile What aids in absorption of fats? diarr...

What is dementia? A term for several symptoms related to a decline in thinking skills You should attempt gradual dose reduction on what class/type of med Antipsychotic How do you count pulse/respiration Together When do you do the Heimlich Maneuver When choking. Can't speak or couch How do you know a G-Tube is in the correct place Check with auscultation Debridement med can only be applied by who Licensed personell Voltaren common adverse affect ...

1. Pharmacology is the study of: medications and their effects ... medication administration ... pharmacies ... Pharmacists Mrs. Johnson's Glucophage is ordered bid. She should receive this medication: Two times a day ... once a day ... four times a day ... Three times a day To treat glaucoma, Mrs. Johnson is give Pilocar ... Vasotec ... Surfak ... Glucophage Adverse effects of Vasotec include dry c...

Name four tasks that the QMA is prohibited from doing. 1. Assess a resident. 2. Call a physician 3. Take a physician's written or verbal order 4. Administer medication per injection 5. Administer meds per nasogastric tube 6. Instill irrigation fluids of any type (except comercially prepared disposable enema) 7. Treatment that involves an advanced skin condition (stage II-IV decubitus ulcer) Assault and Battery is defined as: The threat to use force against another person and th...

right, left The ______ side of the brain controls the ______ side of the body. tangles that affect memory One change in the nervous system as a result of aging is the appearance of? Sinemet Which of the following would be given to relieve the symptoms of Parkinson's Disease? cerebral stimulant Ritalin is a(n)? Guillain-Barre Syndrome A disease caused by an infection of nerve or brain cells is? anticonvulsant Depakote is a(n)? petit mal A mild for...

veins Which blood vessels carry blood to the heart? arteries Which blood vessels carry blood away from the heart? fight infection What is the function of white blood cells? carry iron in the form of hemoglobin What is the function of red blood cells? helps prevent hemorrhage What is the function of platelets? pain about the heart What is the definition of angina pectoris? lack of oxygen supply to the heart What is the definition of myocardial isch...

active immunity Immunity acquired by having a disease is called? passive immunity Immunity acquired by passing antibodies from a mother's bloodstream to a baby's bloodstream is called? sexual intercourse, shared needles, infected mother's passing on to the fetus, blood transfusions AIDS is transmitted by? tetanus An immunization would be given for which of the following? inflammation, increased body temperature, pain, discharge Symptoms of infection may includ...