A patient on oxygen therapy shows signs of cyanosis. What should the nursing assistant do?

O increase the flow of oxygen
O tell the nurse or physician
O decrease the flow of oxygen
Ochange out the method of administration

Answer:

B. Tell the nurse or physician

Explanation:

When a nursing assistant sees symptoms of cyanosis in the patient they have to notify their superior(the person in charge of the patient's health) before making any changes to the patient's oxygen treatment.

Which position is the best for treating shock if there is NO head injury?

40 points pls help!! and I will give barinliest !!!! Use this image for questions 4-6.

4. Which stage of mitosis is this cell in? Give your answer as a single word with no period at the end

Please help me ASAP?!!!!!!

What are the best ways for you to study far a test please be honest and do plagiarize the internet

Select the correct answer.
How do narcotics work in the body?
OA.
Heighten the user's sensitivity to light
OB.
Decrease the user's ability to sense or respond to pain
C.
Slow the user's reaction time
D.
Disrupt the user's respiratory system

Which most accurately describes why pregnant women should maintain a healthy lifestyle
a. A diet too high in protein can negatively impact the infant

b. A fatty diet will cause heart defects in the infant

c. Poor health does not impact embryonic development

d. Smoking, drinking alcohol or using drugs impacts embryonic development

A 52-year-old female data entry worker complained of bilateral wrist pain. Her physician prescribed a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug. Her wrist pain improved; however, over the next 3 months, she noted increasing fatigue and scattered bruises. Past medical history was normal. She was taking no other medications and had no recent chemical exposure.

Physical examination revealed pallor and scattered ecchymoses (skin coloration) with petechiae on her chest and shoulders with no other abnormalities.



Complete blood count results were as follows:

WBC 2 X109/L

MCV 104fL

Hb 8 g/dl

Platelets 27 X109/L

Reticulocytes 0.6%

Reticulocytes 16 X 109/L

Neutrophils 1.1 X 109/l

Lymphocytes 0.4 X 109/L

Serum B12 and folate levels were normal

Bone marrow aspirate was normocellular with dyserthropoiesis but, normal myelopoiesis and Megakaryopoiesis. Iron stain shows normal stores. However, the bone marrow biopsy was moderately Hypocellular (30%) with a reduction in all three-cell lines. There are no increases in Reticulin.

Cytogenetic testing shows a normal karyotype and results of flow cytometry for PNH cells was negative.



1- What term is used to describe a decrease in all cell lines in the peripheral blood?



2- Which anemia of bone marrow failure should be considered (Hereditary/ Acquired)? Why you choose this type?





3- In which other diseases would an increase in either Reticulin and blasts will be noticed?



4- How would the severity of this patient’s condition be classified (Server/ non-severe)? Why?





5- What treatment modality would be considered for this patient?​

Before you began learning about schizophrenia, what did you know about it? How has your view on schizophrenia changed? What do you find most surprising about this disorder?

___ who abuse drugs have suffered neglect or traumatic experiences during childgood
A. Few
B. Many
C. All

What down three physical attributes that make someone a better hitter than another in baseball.

What amendment created classifications of prescription and nonprescription drugs?

a group of mothers and their babies were having a playdate at the park when a baby stopped breathing. one of the mothers performed cpr on the baby.

o she did fast and hard chest compressions
o she used her cheeks to deliver gentle breaths
o she did chest compressions but not rescue breathing
o she used her whole hands for compressions

Sleep is just one long blink. Change my mind.​

If you do not manage your emotions, they most likely will affect your ability to make good decisions.
Please select the best answer from the choices provided.
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I need advice on how to get a guy to like me.

Cause of bronchiectasis​

Differentiate between prefixes and suffixes.

1-3 please help me please please help me

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Kate assists another biotechnology R&D professional in the laboratory. The person with whom she works provides analysis of evidence found at crime scenes. Kate helps by looking at samples under the microscope and recording data. What is Kate’s job in the laboratory?
A.
biochemist
B.
forensic scientist
C.
physiologist

Which scenario best demonstrates a compliance issue?
ОООО
O Melanie believes that her most recent paycheck was incorrect.
Bob believes that a co-worker has been lying on her time reporting.
Jason dislikes his co-workers and finds them difficult to get along with.
Jennifer is angry because she doesn't like her work schedule.
SUBMIT

SIUN
HVE.
5
6. Punctuate the following sentence using capitals, full stops,
question marks, inverted commas, etc.
5x1=5
a) why are you shouting at them
b) no i can't stay here i want to go at once
c) many many years ago there lived a hermit in a dense forest
d) congratulation said the captain
whip​

After adequate general anesthesia, a cervical incision was made. Skin, fascia, and muscle were retracted to expose the thyroid gland. A severely enlarged left lobe of the thyroid was found. The left lobe was removed in total and sent to pathology for analysis. Parathyroid glands were carefully inspected and found to be normal. These were not removed but were left intact. All bleeders were cauterized. The skin and muscle were closed in layers.

Required:
What is the correct cpt code?

Guilianna is having abdominal pains and is bleeding irregularly. She also notices excessive hair growth. What reproductive disorder does Guilianna most likely have?
polycystic ovary syndrome
endometriosis
HPV
BPH

what is formed when the light comes into the eye​

How do you think using technology can assist someone in completing a fitness program?

Sixth grade science teacher Mrs. Samson asks her class: "Who can tell me which organ of the human body expands to 10 times its usual size when stimulated?"
Nobody raises a hand, so she calls on the first student to look her way. "Mary, can you tell me which organ of the human body expands to 10 times its usual size when stimulated?"
Mary stands up, blushing furiously. "How dare you ask such a question?" she says. "I'm going to complain to my parents, who will complain to the principal, who will have you fired!"
Mrs. Sampson is shocked by Mary's reaction, but undaunted.
She asks the class the question again, and this time Sam raises his hand.
"Yes, Sam?" says Mrs. Sampson.
"Ma'am, the correct answer is the iris of the human eye."
"Very good, Sam. Thank you."
Mrs. Sampson then turns to Mary and says, "Mary, I have 3 things to tell you: first, it's clear that you have not done your homework. Second, you have a dirty mind. And third, I fear one day you are going to be sadly disappointed."
POINTS

Being a nurse can involve a great deal of physical, mental, and emotional stamina.
Nurses often work long hours, perform physical labor, have to make time-sensitive,
critical decisions, and deal with illness, crisis, or even death,
Provide an example of a time when you have had to exhibit a great amount of
stamina.
• Do you think you have the stamina to be a nurse? Why or why not?

3.(06.02 MC)
If you were born with a genetic disorder that caused you to lack memory B cells, which of the following would be true? (2 points)

Which risk of using alcohol or drugs is physical?


losing motor skills


having an inability to meet new friends


having increased anxiety


getting increased depression

Patient Profile
A.S. is a 70-year-old white woman who presented to the emergency department because of a 4-day history of increased shortness of breath and generalized weakness. A.S. stated that she has been able to do her daily chores at home independently, but for the last few days it was getting difficult for her to get around and that she needed to take frequent breaks because she was short of breath and had no energy. She has a long history of heart failure, diabetes mellitus type 2, and hypertension. She is admitted with a tentative diagnosis of acute kidney injury (AKI).
Subjective Data
Has been having headaches on and off, with nausea and dizziness
Reported that she hadn’t been taking her medications regularly at home because of "forgetfulness"
Has not been urinating a lot
Feels "puffy" in her legs and hands