Directions: Identify the following wastes. Put a check () mark according to the types, properties and effects to human health and environment.

Q: Read the following scenario and respond to the questions that follow it. A 65 year old male is found…

A: “Since you have posted multiple questions with multiple sub parts, we will provide the solution only…

Q: The dosage for Benadryl is calculated by weight when administering it to a child. A 1.25 mg dose of…

A: the weight of the child in kg=19.05(1kg =2.205 pounds) the dose per kg of Benadryl is 1.25 mg so the…

Q: Differentiate the following:               Mechanistic toxicology, regulatory toxicology and…

A: Toxin  A harmful substance that causes illness or may be death to an organism.

Q: Lab Cards: Please include 1) the normal range and 2) why these labs are being ordered (e.g. what…

A: Lab tests are the tests that are performed in order to rule out any abnormality in the body. These…

Q: Take any one of the following concepts that we have discussed this semester and write a summary…

A: The body's outer layer, which contains the skin, hair, nails, and different glands, is referred to…

Q: Acetaminophen (Ofirmev)  LADMER SYSTEM Liberation: Absorption: Distribution: Metabolization:…

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Q: Atorvastatin: Elimination constant Bioavailability Volume of distribution Half-life Clearance

A: Atorvastatin is used in nursing to help lower the lipid levels  and it belongs to the statins class…

Q: While providing prenatal education to a patient, which of the following would you advise the patient…

A: When giving a patient prenatal education, you might counsel the patient to stay away from: Ahi tuna…

Q: For Total parenteral nutrition (TPN), the following are true EXCEPT Select one: A mixture of amino…

A: Total parenteral nutrition (TPN) or intravenous (IV) nutrition feeding is a method to give nutrition…

Q: The EPA, FDA, and others test food and drink for toxicants and contamination.   1)What Toxicant they…

A: EPA & FDA are involved in regulation of health related products and essentials. They examine…

Q: True or False: Maintenance of a high level of exchangeable potassium is highly desirable for…

A: For the optimum growth of plants, there are three major elements that needs to be added to the soil…

Q: c) Humans can be exposed to chemical hazards in many ways. i. List three (3) methods on how…

A: A chemical hazard is a substance which has the ability to harm a living person due to its…

Q: Recommended dose of a medicine is 10 milligrams per 50 pounds of body weight. A patient with 200…

A: The drug dose can be defined as the measurement of the quantity of a therapeutic agent that can be…

Q: Develop a nursing care plan that includes all phases of the nursing process for patients receiving…

A: The imbalance in the body fluid level disrupts the body functions due to the fluctuations in the…

Q: A patient comes in to clinic and is prescribed corticosteroids for one month. The patients lipid…

A: Corticosteroids are a commonly prescribed class of drugs used to treat inflammation, allergies, and…

Q: A. List the five tests from your lab report and answer positive or negative for the following…

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Q: A drug with the lower ED50 value is the more effective drug. false true

A: A drug’s efficacy is tested in vitro and in vivo as well. Its different dose levels are assessed to…

Q: Hydration and Heat-Related Illness Match the following terms with the descriptions below. Heatstroke…

A: Heat-related illnesses encompass a spectrum of conditions, each with distinct characteristics and…

Q: list and describe the three categories of chemicals based on their effects on each respective organ…

A: The three main categories of chemicals affects on organ system through exposure pathways:…

Q: Part B: There are three common measurement systems used by health care practitioners: metric,…

A: In the therapeutic setting, being able to translate drug doses between different measurement systems…

Q: Carpal tunnel syndrome (a nerve injury to the wrists) is considered a(n): Physical hazard Biological…

A: Compression of a major nerve as it passes across the carpal bones through a tube at the front of the…

Q: Drug/Chemical LD50 or toxicity agent Toxic symptoms Management/tre (include only the atment to Acute…

A: The dose of a drug or chemical that is lethal for 50% of the animals in a dose group is referred to…

Q: define toxicology.. why is it important for us to consider the basic tenet of toxicology in our…

A: Toxicology is a multidisciplinary field that includes pharmacology, chemistry, and environmental…

Q: The dose of a drug is critical. Too small a dose may not treat a patient effectively, while too much…

A: A nurse who has the ability to calculate drug dosages is better capable of carrying out her tasks…

Q: explain the processes involved causing tissue damage/disease/organ failure/cancer due to Cadmium…

A: Cadmium is a heavy metal element that is present in minute concentrations in the crust. It exists as…

Q: Choose the option correct

A: Weight of patient=132 Ibs1kg =2.2 Ibsso in kg =132÷2.2= 60 kg

Q: elect an electrolyte from the list in the document linked below. Using references that you may…

A: Electrolyte Imbalance: PotassiumThis response explores potassium, a crucial electrolyte, and the…

Q: To put a gummy bear into a fluid that would NOT change the size of the gummy bear, the fluid would…

A: Tonicity is the phenomenon that takes into consideration the solute concentration. Osmoregulation…

Q: To prevent food-borne illness, food safety considers the following except: Preparation Storage Body…

A: Food borne illness is defined as illness caused by contaminated food

Q: The dose of a chemotherapeutic agent prescribed for a patient who weighs 150 lbs. and is 5’1” tall…

A: Weight of patient = 150lbs Height of patient = 5’1” Prescribed dose = 1500 mg/m2/dose once a day We…

Q: Two twins with identical physiology, biochemistry, weight and height are exposed to a total of 5…

A: the size of particulate matter (PM) can indeed affect its toxicity. Smaller particles, such as…

Q: A factor to show to effect the acute toxicity for many chemicals in the stomach A Presence or…

A: 9. Sex, epigenetic changes, and polymorphisms in gene products xenobiotic-metabolizing elements…

Q: There are following things written on a nutritional ingredients page  Sugar , iron  , vitamin c ,…

A: When we see a nutrition label we see all the ingredients that are present in the compound or the…

Q: Explain why some agents such as iron may display both beneficial and harmful effect

A: Iron: This is a mineral. To perform many functions of the body there is a need for this mineral. For…

Q: Define toxicology dose and response

A: Toxicology Dose response curve is defined as the response of target host to various doses of toxic…

Q: Identify causes of laboratory accidents.

A: Working safely in the laboratory means knowing the common causes of lab accidents and how to prevent…

Q: Personal care – Step by step instructions for different types of baths.

A: Approach to solving the question: Detailed explanation: Examples: Key references: Health Science

Q: Facility Description: In new facility of Solid dosage Manufacturing Facility. Explain the process…

A: The manufacture and design of tablets and capsules is a complex and multistep process, whereby…

Q: Explain the ramifications of medical waste being dumped into the ocean in greater detail.

A: Introduction :- Any waste containing infectious (or possibly contagious) items is classified as…