_______ of training relates the application of training content on the job. That is, this term relates to whether people use their skills on the job after training.

The balanced score card exists because managers were too focused on financial outcomes at the expense of other important aspects of the business.

Which classification BEST describes a multiple sclerosis clinical course characterized by steadily worsening symptoms from time of diagnosis, without any periods of remission and relapse?

LM is a 53-year-old patient diagnosed with relapsing remitting multiple sclerosis (RRMS). She experienced a MS exacerbation while taking dimethyl fumarate (Tecfidera®) and is requesting to switch medication. She prefers an oral medication for convenience and is reluctant to use an injectable or infusion. Her past medical history includes a heart attack 4 months ago. She has no history of depression and is up to date on cancer screenings. Which disease-modifying therapy (DMT) would be the MOST appropriate for LM to switch to?

Consider using a hash table for searching. If the table is sufficiently large and the hash function is very good, what can we expect in terms of search time? Hint: Think Big-O.  Hint 2: Think no collisions. 

Consider the following list and the select sort.  What number will be further left?  (i.e, 64 will no longer be there..what number will take the place of 64?) 64 25 12 22 11

Which is the correct order of performance measurements?  

A nurse is caring for a client with immune thrombocytopenic purpura (ITP) who reports new onset of severe headache and visual changes. The client’s platelet count is 15,000/mm³. Which action should the nurse take first? Reference Range: Platelet: 150,000-400,000/mm³

A nurse is providing education to the family of a client recently diagnosed with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS). Which statement accurately describes the primary system affected by this disease?  

Case 2 (use this case to answer the 5 questions that follow) Name: Fiona Y. Age: 42 Gender: Female Medical history: epilepsy, major depressive disorder, anorexia (restrictive eating disorder) Chief Complaint: Fiona has had a recurrence of depressive symptoms. Presenting Concerns: Fiona has a history of depression. She was managing depression effectively by taking citalopram (at the maximum recommended dose) until a few months ago when she experienced recurrence of symptoms. Today she reports a persistent down mood, lack of enjoyment, difficulty sleeping, fatigue, low motivation, and a noticeable loss of appetite. She is planning to stop citalopram and would like to explore alternative antidepressant options to address her current depressive symptoms. Fiona was diagnosed with epilepsy four years ago and has been consistently taking lamotrigine. In the last year she’s experienced 1 seizure. During a visit to her primary care provider, Fiona requested contraception and the decision was made to prescribe an oral contraceptive which she plans on filling and starting later today. Current medications: Lamotrigine 300 mg daily (started taking 4 years ago) Citalopram 40 mg daily (started taking 2 years ago) Ethinyl estradiol 0.035 mg and norethindrone 0.5 mg daily (combined oral contraceptive pill prescribed today) Social History: Fiona does not use over-the-counter medications. She works in a demanding job but reports no significant psychosocial stressors contributing to her current depressive symptoms.