Instruction: Replace the yellow highlighted words with the correct terms. Questions Correct Terms 1Ms. Alston was diagnosed with softening of the cartilage of her knee and a cyst of synovial fluid in the popliteal area of her leg. 2. After a crushing injury to her leg, the physician performed removal of the limb and replaced it with an artificial body part.

3. The surgeon performed a suture of a muscle to correct Mr. Adam’s injury.

4. The patient had a surgical puncture of a joint to correct an abnormal condition of blood in the joint of Jason’s left hip 5. Dr. Matthews performed an alignment and immobilization of the right collarbone of 5-year-old Caitlin, who had fallen while jumping on her bed.

6. The student had a diagnostic test where the dorsal surfaces of the hands are pressed together to diagnose compression injury of the median nerve at the wrist.

List 6 uncommon administrative agencies that regulate aspects of the healthcare process that include licensing, safety& clinical standards other than joint commission, OSHA, Medicare or Medicaid, FDA, Board of Nursing, substance abuse, health research &quality, center for disease control, or occupational Safety. Please provide reference.

Nursing Health Information Professionals work at the intersection of patient privacy and information access. They have an ethical and legal obligation to maintain compliance while supporting quality patient care. Case: A nurse aggregating information about cases of pneumonia at the facility left printouts of the progress notes for 40 different patients on his desk when he was called away urgently; When he came back 10 minutes later, the patient records were gone. Working with the privacy officer, the staff looked everywhere for the printouts. Three days later they were found on a shelf near the nurse’s desk, just above eye level. What is the facility required to do at this point?

The Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) is needed before we do Gel Electrophoresis of DNA. PCR allows us to quickly amplify/copy a single segment of DNA a billion times. Then that DNA can be run on a gel. We will watch this video and answer the following questions https://youtu.be/mdB-Edy6scE

1. What can the DNA Thermal Cycler do?
2. What happens to the DNA at 95 degrees Celsius?
3. What happens to the DNA at 50 degrees Celsius?
4. What happens to the DNA at 72 degrees Celsius?
5. What happens in cycle 2?
6. What are the “desired fragments” that quickly become the majority of DNA in the tube?
7. How many copies of your desired fragment are present after 4 PCR cycles?
8. How many copies of your desired fragment are present after 5 PCR cycles?
9. How many copies of your desired fragment after 30 PCR cycles?