59. Which of the following is not a blood-borne disease?  

35. Blood and body fluid precautions consistently used for all patients regardless of their blood borne infection status is known as:  

91. Your patient is not wearing an ID band. You see that the ID band is taped to the night stand. The information matches your requisition slip. What do you do?  

69. Which is not an acceptable technique to help find access to a vein?  

The owner of a small but growing business, Terry Franklin was becoming overwhelmed with requests from his outside customer service representatives for decisions about solutions to customer problems. Noting the mountain of his own work that was piling up, he instituted a policy change and informed the representatives. “Keep the customers happy,” he said. “If it’s a problem that takes less than $100.00 to fix, there’s no need to call me. Use your judgment and go ahead and fix it.” Terry Franklin is using empowerment to narrow provider__________ of the gaps model of service quality.

What term is also used to describe the customer’s most vivid expression of the service encounter when interacting with service providers?

Practice question (0 points): After 30 days of care, the wound is now 100% red tissue but presents with signs of increased bacterial load.  You would like to add a modality to address this finding.  Which modality is most appropriate?

A patient presents to the hospital with a lower leg wound he sustained from an alligator bite while golfing. He did not seek medical attention at first because he thought it would heal on its own, but now it is painful, has diffuse redness around the periwound, and has an odorous smell coming from it. It was discovered through culture results that the wound is infected with MRSA. Which of the following would be antimicrobial dressings that could help the patient to heal?

Pulsatile Lavage with Suction (PLWS) is an effective method of wound irrigation that removes contaminants, facilitates debridement and stimulates wound healing. 

A group of chemists, who have been working together on a new diet pill for the last four years, meet to discuss their new drug. Over the years, they have all come to respect each other and have formed a close bond. Upon discussing the effectiveness and safety of the diet pill, many members of the group found themselves agreeing with most of the comments that were made. Somewhere along the way, no one seemed to pay much attention to the fact that some of the subjects in the clinical trials of that drug became ill. It seemed that because nobody wanted to disrespect anyone else, the topic of drug side effects was dropped. What psychological phenomenon occurred here?