Question

5. A type of control used for storing blood-soaked items in a doctor’s office?

6. Fluids in the eyes should be washed out for 10 minutes. True/False

7. Which professional has the most training?a.EMTb. AEMTc.Paramedicd. EMR

8. This law will kick into action if you meant no harm and did not have the duty to act?a.Good Speed Lawb. Good Samaritan Lawc.Good Practical Action Law

9. While providing care to an intoxicated individual, you can trust that he most likely cannot make a _______ decision about his health.a.Badb. Competentc.Resourceful

10. Four things for a person to claim Negligence.

11. Standard of Practice and Scope of Practice, what is the difference?

Answer 1

6. If it is a harmless fluid wash the eyes  with clean water for 2-3 minutes. If the fluid that splashed into your eyes are harmful such as ammonia,vinegar, household bleach willproduce burning and stinging, wash out immediately and continously for 10 minutes . Hence the given statement is true

7. EMT is Emergency medical technician, who holds a post secondary nondegree award and only need national registry certification. hence option A is incorrect

Advanced Emergency medical Technician. This individual possess the basic knowledge and skill necessary to provide patient care and transportation. AEMT function as a part of comprehensive EMS response under medical supervision

Individuals applying for AEMT should meet the following criteria

• Current national registry certification or state licnece at EMT level or higher
• successful completion of a state-approved advanced EMT course that meets or exceeds the National Emergency Services Education standards for the advanced EMT
• Should possess ACLS-BLS certificate
• Successful completion of the national registry cognitive and psychomotor skills

Hence option B is the correct answer

Emergency medical responders (EMR) paramedic require 80-120 hrs of training with a degree or diploma in primary care paramedic. Hence option C is incorrect

8. Nurses act as Good Samaritan by providing emergency assisstance at an accident scene. This law provides immunity to the nurse who does what is reasonable to save a person's life, if you perform a procedure with no training and are liable to an injury resulting from that injury. hence option B is correct

9. competant is the answer

Answer to Q10

• Failure to use proper equipment to monitor the patient
• Failure to follow policies and procedures
• Failure to properly delegate and supervise
• Failure to follow orders

11. standards of practice

Are legal requirements for nursing practice that describe minimum acceptable nursing care. standards reflect the knowledge and skill ordinarily possessed and used by nurses actively practicing in the profession

Scope of practice

Describes the procedure, actions and processes that a health care worker is permitted to undertake in keeping with the limitations of professional licensce. It maimly distinguish between nursing and medicla profession and establishes education and licensure requirements