If a resident has a minor burn, a nursing assistant should use _____ to decrease the temperature of the skin. (A) Ice or ice water (B) Cool water (C) Burn ointment (D) Olive or canola oil

Which of the following is a correct response to a nosebleed? (A) Lower the head of the bed (B) Ask the person to lie down (C) Apply ice directly to the skin to stop the bleeding faster (D) Apply pressure near the bridge of the nose

1. Which of the following conditions may mean a person needs emergency medical help? (A) Person is behaving rudely. (B) Person has a scratch. (C) Person does not want help. (D) Person is unconscious.

After an emergency, the nursing assistant will need to (A) Document the incident (B) Give an opinion about what is wrong with the resident (C) Tell the resident she is very worried about his condition (D) Prescribe medication for the resident

A laboratory brings a new laboratory-developed test into service, having met every applicable CLIA requirement. Which step remains before the laboratory can expect payment from a third-party payor?

A provider submits a laboratory requisition stating only that blood work should be checked. Under CMS documentation requirements, this order

A laboratory prices a new send-out test below cost for a limited period to take volume away from a competitor already operating in the market. This pricing option is called

___________ respond with intense arousal to external stimulation in infancy, while ___________ are emotionally intense but unafraid of new stimuli in infancy.

Making an area or object free of ALL microorganisms is called (A) Infection prevention (B) Disinfection (C) Transmission (D) Surgical asepsis

Explain one valuable lesson that you learned while doing the simulation and describe how you incorporated this lesson in the email that you just wrote. Include one or more specific examples. (/2)