Briefly describe the function of a root cause analysis.
What will be an ideal response?
A root cause analysis looks for one or more causes that if they were corrected or eliminated the problem would not have occurred.
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Which of the following is NOT a potential complication of diabetes mellitus?
A) peripheral neuropathy B) ketoacidosis C) hirsutism D) retinopathy
A client with cancer has been receiving amphotericin B intravenously. The client asks, "How will this help with my fungal disease?" The health care provider responds:
A) "This medication inhibits the synthesis of ergosterol." B) "This drug binds to ergosterol and forms holes in the cell membrane, killing the fungus." C) "This medication will keep the body from growing any new fungi." D) "This drug impairs the synthesis of enzymes needed for viral replication."
Which of the following references would be most helpful for answering patient questions about a medication?
a. A current Internet resource recommended by the physician in the office b. PDR for Consumers c. USP/NF d. AHFS Drug Information e. A and B would be most helpful f. All of the above.
The term ____________________ describes one-celled microscopic organisms, some of which cause diseases in humans.?
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word