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12.1 A determination can be made to distinguish different types of bacteria by employing a __________ stain - correct answer12.1 Gram 12.10 T or F. Aerobes are bacteria that require oxygen to live. - correct answer12.10 True 12.2 Gram positive bacteria will stain what color? - correct answer12.2 blue 12.3 Gram-negative bacteria will stain what color? - correct answer12.3 red 12.4 ___________ is approved for use in lactating dairy animals. - correct answer12.4 Naxcel(Ceftiofur sodium)...

The parent of a 5-year-old child tells the primary care pediatric nurse practitioner that the child has been using the toilet to urinate for since age 3 but continues to defecate in "pull-ups." The nurse practitioner learns that the child has predictable bowel movements and a physical examination is normal. What will the nurse practitioner recommend? - correct answerPutting the child on the toilet for 5 to 10 minutes at the usual time of defecation The primary care pediatric nurse pract...

Acute physical behavior - correct answerBehavior likely to result in physical injury The young person, other clients, staff members, or others are at imminent risk of physical harm. Basic principles of physical intervention - correct answerMaximum caring Minimum force Goal - deescalating by reducing stimulation Behavior Support Techniques - correct answer*More effective in warning phase Managing the Environment Prompting Caring gesture Hurdle help Redirection and Distraction P...

A school age child has begun refusing all cooked vegetables. What will the primary care pediatric nurse practitioner recommend to the parent? a. Allow the child to make food choices since this is usually a phase b. Ensure that the child has three nutritious meals and two nutritious snacks each day c. Prepare vegetables separately for the child to encourage adequate intake d. Teach the child how important it is to eat h ealthy fruits and vegetables - correct answerANS: B Ensure that the chi...

1 calorie - correct answerThe amount of heat energy required to increase the temperature of one gram of water 1 degree C. Equal 4.184 (J) 1 kcal - correct answer1 Calorie= 1000 calories 2 theories used to describe acidity - correct answerArrhenius and bronsted lowry 3 basic components of the centrifuge - correct answerrotor motor drive shaft 3 types of centrifuge - correct answerhorizontal head, fixed angle, angle head 4 processes used to purify water - correct answerdistillation,...

3 nonverbal techniques - correct answer1) Silence 2) Nods 3) Eye contact 4 elements of a potentially violent situation - correct answer1) A potential trigger to violence 2) A target 3) A weapon 4) Level of stress or motivation 4 strategies for emotional first aid (know loosely) - correct answer1) Drain off emotions 2) Clarify events) 3) Maintain the relationship and lines of communication 4) Remind the child of expectations and mediate the situation if necessary 5 warning signs ...

A life producer applying for a viatical settlement broker license may be exempt from the prelicensing education and examination requirement if the producer has held an active life license for at least how many years? A1 year B2 years C5 years D10 years - correct answerA A Medicare supplement policy can exclude coverage based on AMedical conditions. BTreatment for illnesses. CBoth medical conditions and treatment for illness. DNone of the above - correct answerD A viatical settlemen...

- correct answerDenies fatigue Denies fever Denies chills Denies current sleep issues Denies night sweats Denies swelling - correct answerReports walking for exercise Reports swimming for exercise walking four or five times a week Reports that a typical walk is thirty or forty minutes Reports swimming weekly Asked about alcohol intake - correct answerFinding: Reports drinking 2-3 nights per month Reports having 2 or 3 drinks when out with friends Asked ab...

2 main skin concerns - correct answer1) sun exposure 2) signs of abuse 2 older adult cardiovascular abnormalities - correct answer1) carotid bruits: may indicate arteriosclerosis 2) cool feet and weak pedal pulses: peripheral arterial disease 2 older adult cognition exams - correct answer1) mini mental status exam (MMSE) 2) montreal cognitive assessment (MoCA) -more sensitive exam 3 ADL assessment instruments - correct answer1) self-report 2) observation of tasks 3) proxy or surr...

A fecal examination - correct answerAfloat, using a centrifuge machine to separate the parts of fecal matter and direct smearing feces on a slide and examining it under a microscope is recommended to rule out parasites as the cause A microdrip set - correct answermight give 60 drops per ml. A thyroid gland producing too little thyroid hormone is said to be - correct answerHypothyroid. Hypothyroid animals are Lethargic Afflicted with poor skin and hair coat conditions Often brad...