Answer:
Human Resources
Explanation: reducing human errors, improving clinical outcomes, facilitating care coordination, improving practice efficiencies, and tracking da
Haley, a nursing assistant, needs to move her patient to change the patient's shirt. Haley uses slide sheets to move the patient.
When finished, which best describes what Haley should do?
O shift the patient back and forth to remove the slide sheets
O leave the slide sheets for easy access and for safety
O remove the slide sheet because it offers too much friction for a resting patient
O ask the patient if she wants the slide sheets left there or removed
Answer:
Leave the slide sheets for easy access and for safety
Explanation:
It is recommended that the elderly exercise _____.
A.
Only if they are overweight
B.
1-2 times per week
C.
3-5 times per week
D.
6 days per week
Explain why participants in the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine trial recorded information in an app after receiving injections.
No links plz
Answer:
It helps doctors and scientists better understand the vaccine and it's effects on people, and it'll improve future variations of the vaccine.
Explanation:
We'll likely have to get more vaccines for the virus in the following years, so learning about the side effects it has on people and how likely it is for those to occur helps health officials adapt the vaccine to make it less likely for people to experience symptoms.
los principales componente de la sangre
Answer:
La sangre es un fluido corporal especializado. Tiene cuatro componentes principales: plasma, glóbulos rojos, glóbulos blancos y plaquetas. La sangre tiene muchas funciones diferentes, que incluyen: transportar oxígeno y nutrientes a los pulmones y los tejidos.
Explanation:
The _____________ of the eye bends the light rays and focuses them on the rear inner lining called the ____________. The image is then relayed through the _______ _______ to the brain.
Select the correct answer.
The physiological changes to a pregnant woman's body can remain in effect for how long after delivery?
A.
days
B.
2-3 weeks
C.
4-6 weeks
D.
2-3 years
Answer:
The correct answer is - C. 4-6 weeks.
Explanation:
After giving birth, the first few weeks of the body of pregnant women started to heal and adjust to not being pregnant which is called postpartum. Your body goes through many changes as you recover.
Doctors may ask to see the women after two to four weeks who will feel sore for a few days and very tired for several weeks. It may take 4 to 6 weeks to be normal.
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Sustainable agriculture means food production methods that do all of the following except for
o provide humane conditions for animals
deplete the soil
consider the safety and welfare of the workers
provide fair wages to grower
I'm
Answer:
deplete the soil
Explanation:
with sustainable farming the dead plants will decompose into the soil providing nutrients for future crops.
7. Give four examples of common indoor pollutants, four examples of common outdoor pollutants, and two examples of sources of hazardous waste.
Answer:The example of source of hazardous waste are
Polybags (plastics)
canns
The common indoor pollutants are
We throw waste on land
Explanation:
Cardiac arrest disrupts the flow of blood to the brain, lungs and other organs True or Flase
Answer:
true
Explanation: cardiac arrest is a sudden cessation of heart function that occurs when there is an electrical disturbance in the heart which interrupts blood flow to the brain
Betty is an elderly patient in a nursing home. She does not move well, is frail, and weighs just over 110 lb. She needs to be
transported to her appointment on a gurney. Which best describes how she should properly be transported to the gurney?
O two healthcare providers would move her using a slide board
O two healthcare providers would move her with a mechanical lift
O four healthcare providers would move her using a slide board
O four healthcare providers would move her using a mechanical lift
Answer:
Two healthcare providers would move her using a mechanical lift
Explanation:
If she does not move well and is fragile you would not want to try to make her use a slide board where she has to do most of the work
Describe how Alzheimers people get affected in Activities of daily living and How can be treated?
use ur own words pls
Answer:
People with alzheimers will progessively lose their memory and other abilities. They will start to wander and get lost often. The people will struggle with paying bills, handling money and will forget where they are. People with alzhemers will no longer be able to drive, their personality will change and will exhibit changes in their behavior. The more they forget the angrier they become. Treating someone with Alzheimers is treated with different medications as well as writing reminders to patients, labeling common household items in the home and using picture clues to help them remember.
Explanation:
which is a possible hazard of a storm drain?
A. Poison Gasses
B. Broken Glass
C. Flash Floods
D. All of The Above
Answer:
D all the above
Explanation:
good luck
True or false. The net weight shown on canned foods includes the liquids in which the foods are canned.
Answer:
The answer for this question is TRue
Marissa throws the frisbee 8 times on a Par 5 hole. Marissa's score is labeled a A. double bogie B. triple bogie C. double eagle
Answer: double bogie
Explanation:
Discuss the impact food science has had on cooking and nutrition.
Answer:
To mention a few, modern food science has given us genetically engineered meat and fowl, artificial sweeteners, and fat-free cooking oils. Food additives are used to either preserve or enhance the flavor and look of food.
Explanation:
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Read the following scenario, and answer the question that follows.
A nurse accidentally spills some water on the floor, and before she has had time to clean it up, an elderly patient comes out of the bathroom, slips, and almost falls. The patient is not hurt, but he blames himself for spilling the water and says how silly he was forgetting that he did so. The nurse apologizes and explains to the patient that actually he did not do it, but she was the one responsible for spilling the water.
What is the best description of the nurse’s behavior?
She is acting with integrity.
She is following a code of ethics.
She is breaking the law.
She is experiencing a conflict of interest.
ayon sa artikulo bakit hindi kanais nais ang teenage pregnancy sang ayon ka ba dito
Answer:
Hindi pa handa ang isang babae sa responsibilidad na siya ay maging magulang
Explanation:
Impaired glucose tolerance (IGT) is a condition that is:
O a disorder where glucose levels become elevated.
O a disorder where glucose levels drop too low.
O a normal condition for healthy teens.
O cause by not eating enough vegetables and fruits.
Answer:
"It is a medical condition in which a person has higher than normal blood glucose levels but below the level of diabetes."
Credits to: G o o g l e
Explanation:
A is your answer, a condition where your blood glucose level is higher than usual.
The keyword "elevated" helps you figure out the answer.
define first aid.write down its objectives
The goals of first aid are the preservation of life; Avoid physical and psychological complications; assist recovery, as well as ensure the transfer of the injured to a care center
The main purpose of the mitral valve is to
keep blood from flowing out of the heart
.
o keep blood from flowing back to the right
ventricle from the left ventricle.
O keep blood from flowing back to the left
atrium from the left ventricle.
Answer:
to keep flowing of blood from left atrium to left ventricle
all of the following are part of 4BB's of learning, except which?
A. imagery
B. music
C. symbol
Answer:
Musica
Explanation:
All of the following are part of 4BB's of learning, except music. So, the correct option is B.
What is Music?Music is described as the art of arranging sounds to create some combination of form, harmony, melody, rhythm or otherwise expressive content. The precise definitions of music vary greatly around the world, although it is an aspect of all human societies, a cultural universal.
Music is generally defined as the art concerned with combining vocal or instrumental sounds for beauty of form or emotional expression in accordance with cultural standards of rhythm, melody and, for most Western music, harmony. This is not a part of 4BB.
Therefore, the correct option is B.
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what called the corner kicks of futsal?
Answer:
FIFA
this is the correct answer
Explanation:
is this correct
Select the three most vigorous types of yoga.
Hatha
Kripalu
Bikram
m Power
Kundalini
Iyengar
Prana
I Ahimsa
which structures does the sprems Cells are made?
A- A
B- B
C- C
D- D
Answer:
D
Explanation:
the sperm cells are made in the testes and inside the testes there is a germinal layer which has semineferouse tubeles(pls don't my spelling) which acts as a factory to the production of the sperm cells
Which does body mass index (BMI) measure?
can someone explain why its great to work with 12 year olds and younger kids?
Answer: dk but its fun to work with em ig :[ idrc if im being honest
Explanation: simple
There kids :|
Answer:
The younger you are, the easier it is to learn things.
If you wanted to go to a school with many activities and sports teams, which type of school would be the
MOST likely to be what you are looking for?
•career college
•university
•training program
•site-based program
Which body type would a football coach look for in a player that needs to outrun and out-jump the competition?
ectomorph
mesomorph
polymorph
endomorph
please answer !!
Which of the following emergency plan actions takes place after an
emergency has occurred?
A. Protection
B. Response
C. Relief
D. Mitigation
Answer:
RELIEF... HOPE IT IS HELPFUL
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What are the vertebrae right under the skull referred to as?
lumbar vertebrae
cervical vertebrae
sacrum
thoracic vertebrae