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exam 1 Fidelity means to..... Correct 10 / 10 Do GOOD Do No HARM KEEP your promiseRight Answer 2) Non-Maleficence means to..... Non-Maleficence means to..... Correct 10 / 10 Do GOOD Do NO HARMRight Answer Keep your promise 3) Veracity means to....... Veracity means to....... Correct 10 / 10 Tell the TRUTHRight Answer Do NO HARM Allow resident to make their own medical decisions 4) As the CMA, it is LEGAL to take phone orders from a physician, physician’s assistant, advanced practice registered nurse (APRN), dentist, or pharmacist. As the CMA, it is LEGAL to take phone orders from a physician, physician’s assistant, advanced practice registered nurse (APRN), dentist, or pharmacist. Correct 10 / 10 True False Right Answer 5) As the CMA, it is ILLEGAL to give medication by any route that involves puncturing the skin (parental medication), such as intramuscular or subcutaneous injections or through intravenous lines. As the CMA, it is ILLEGAL to give medication by any route that involves puncturing the skin (parental medication), such as intramuscular or subcutaneous injections or through intravenous lines. Correct 10 / 10 True Right Answer False 6) As The Certified Medication Aide, it is LEGAL to refuse to perform a task the medication aide has not been trained to do or does not feel competent to perform. As The Certified Medication Aide, it is LEGAL to refuse to perform a task the medication aide has not been trained to do or does not feel competent to perform. Correct 10 / 10 True Right Answer False 7) As the CMA, it is ILLEGAL to perform certain procedures EVEN if you are taught to do so and deemed competent by a supervising licensed nurse. As the CMA, it is ILLEGAL to perform certain procedures EVEN if you are taught to do so and deemed competent by a supervising licensed nurse. Incorrect 0 / 10 True False Right Answer 8) As the CMA, you LEGALLY work directly under which person(s)? As the CMA, you LEGALLY work directly under which person(s)? Correct 10 / 10 Doctor LPN or RNRight Answer Director of Nursing 9) As a CMA it is IMPORTANT to know which of the following when it comes to attitudes and responsibilities? As a CMA it is IMPORTANT to know which of the following when it comes to attitudes and responsibilities? Correct 10 / 10 Know yourself and your attitude towards medicationsRight Answer Be able to Identify your residentsRight Answer Know your resident's normal behaviorRight Answer Recognize residents as individualsRight Answer 10) As the Medication Aide, it is important to know what is expected of you. As a result, you must be familiar with your job description. As the Medication Aide, it is important to know what is expected of you. As a result, you must be familiar with your job description

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Philosophy learning course Episode one •the three main branches of philosophy -Metaphysics -Epistemology -Value theory -the origins of philosophy mostly came from Ancient Greece. -How to understand and evaluate world views -logic Episode two -Aristotle once said that humans are the rational animal -rationality sets us humans apart from other species, it is our distinguishing characteristic! •Arguments and strong reasoning will not only make you a better philosopher, but it’ll also make you a more persuasive person. •Tripartite soul: A theory from Plato -Rational|Logical - seeks truth and is swayed by facts and arguments -Spirited|Emotional - how feelings fuel your actions -Appetitive|Physical Desires - drives you to eat, have sex, and protect yourself -side note, philosophers, like me.. heh, love thinking about questions, especially ones that don’t quite yet have answers! -use philosophical “wind sprints” as exercises in a way! •Argument structures -Premises help structure your argument, they’re used as a proposition to justify a conclusion. In deductive arguments, it says that if your premises are true, then your conclusion MUST be true! -ex. : premise 1 - all humans are mortal. premise 2 - Socrates is a human. conclusion - Socrates is mortal. -Entailments are when two things or more are taken together to entail an answer. -ex. : premise 1 -> premise 2 -> conclusion/answer The truth of the premises MUST lead to the conclusion! -Validity is when an argument is well, valid, if the truth of the premises guarantees (entails) the truth of the conclusion. -ex. : premise 1 -> premise 2 -> conclusion/answer says that Socrates was Plato’s teacher The conclusion/answer is wrong because the previous premises do not entail that conclusion whatsoever, invalid! -Validity is NOT the same as truth. -Deductive soundness: Validity+All true premises -An argument CAN be valid, but not logically correct

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