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QUIZ 1: - Answer We are primarily using System 1 (effortless, automatic) processes in the following tasks: (Choose every answer that applies.) - Recognizing faces - Deciding how we feel about someone the moment we first see them - Questioning whether our side of an argument is actually correct - Interpreting sounds in our native language as meaningful words - Using reasoning skills to justify our initial inclinations - Calculating a 17% tip at a restaurant - Knowing w...

what theories are and what it should take to be confident in them - Answer A theory is any claim (or group of claims) that explains why we observe some of the things we do. what it means for two claims to be probabilistically independent - Answer Two claims A and B are probabilistically independent when P ( A ) = P( A | B ). how the general conjunction & disjunction rules works what the planning fallacy is, and how it relates to conjunction - Answer Conjunction rule: P( A...

How many lobes are in the R lung? - Answer 3 lobes (RUL, RML, RLL) How many lobes are in the L lung? - Answer 2 lobes (LUL, LLL) Where do you examine the RML? - Answer You need to raise the patient's right arm. Listen in the axillary region under the patient's right arm. What is aspiration pneumonia? - Answer Occurs when food, saliva, liquids, or vomit is breathed into the lungs or airways leading to the lungs, instead of being swallowed into the esophagus ...

How to establish rapport with patients? - Answer Introduce yourself shake hands eye contact open ended question no medical jargon no slang explain procedure first observe verbal and nonverbal behavior wash hands in front of patient complete health history & physical - Answer demographics, chief complaint, HPI, past medical and surgical history family health history (genogram) psychosocial ROS Interval health history - Answer -Done every few months after initial ...

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State the factors that affect communication - Answer Internal factors: knowing yourself, knowing your belief, being self-aware. External factors: privacy, equal status seating, personal space. In addition to internal and external factors, what else can affect communication? - Answer Health literacy What is health literacy? - Answer Ability to understand the health information provided and/or navigate the health care system. Includes reading, using numbers, understanding...

What is communication? - Answer behavior, conscious and unconscious, verbal and nonverbal What is nonverbal communication? - Answer A way of communicating that may be reflective of true feelings; less under conscious control What are the 5 types of nonverbal communication? - Answer vocal cues, action cues, object cutes, personal space and touch Examples of vocal cues - Answer pitch, tone, quality of voice--moaning, crying and groaning Examples of action cues -...

Assessment of Violence: Elder Abuse and Neglect - Answer - Forms of elderly abuse: neglect, physical abuse, sexual abuse, emotional abuse, financial abuse or exploitation YOU ARE A MANDATORY REPORTER AS HEALTH CARE PROVIDER!!! A components of the comprehensive health history Order of Assessment of the skin - Answer Inspection - Look Palpation - Touch Percussion - Tap Auscultation - Listen Purpura - Answer red-purple skin lesion due to blood in tissues from breaks...

During an initial health history, a client states, "I haven't slept in weeks." The nurse asks, "You are saying that you have not had any sleep in weeks?" What communication technique is the nurse using to obtain accurate subjective data from the client? - Answer rephrasing; The nurse is using a communication technique referred to as rephrasing to better understand subjective data. Rephrasing helps to clarify information. Well-placed phrases such as "uh-huh, go ahead, I se...

Objective Data - Answer what you as the health professional observe/sense (see, hear, smell, feel...) by inspecting, percussing, palpating, and auscultating during the physical examination Subjective Data - Answer what the subject says about themselves or their condition during the assessment process Priority Setting - Answer evolves over time with changes in priority setting depending on the severity of the problem First-level Priority - Answer emergent, life-th...

Epidermis - Answer - Outer layer of skin - Inner basal cell layer - Horny cell layer Skin color - Answer - Melanin - Carotene - Vascular bed Melanin - Answer Brown pigmentation Carotene - Answer Yellow-orange tones Vascular bed - Answer Red-purple tones Dermis - Answer - Inner supportive layer - Consists of nerves, sensory receptors, blood vessels, and lymphatics Subcutaneous layer - Answer Composed of adipose tissue - fat cells...

What does assessment mean? - Answer collection of data about an individual's health state Subjective data - Answer what the subject says about themselves during assessment Objective Data - Answer what you sense during assessment process see, hear, smell, feel Database - Answer entire patient's file, including lab studies Diagnostic reasoning: - Answer analyzing all data and drawing conclusions to identify diagnosis First-Level Priority - Answ...

Components of the Mental Status Examination - Answer A: Appearance B: Behavior C: Cognition T: Thought Processes Marijuana - Answer reddened eyes, tachycardia, dry mouth, increased appetite, loss of coordination/balance Cocaine - Answer pupillary dilation, tachycardia or bradycardia, elevated or lowered BP, sweating, chills, nausea, vomiting, weight loss Heroin - Answer pinpoint pupils, decrease blood pressure, pulse, respirations and temperature Hallucin...

Anatomical landmarks - Answer Four quadrants- RUQ, LUQ, RLQ, LLQ Nine regions- Epigastric, umbilical, hypogastric Upper GI Bleed - Answer tarry stools Lower GI Bleed - Answer bright red stools Abdominal Inspection - Answer skin color, contour (flat, rounded, scaphoid-s shaped, protuberant), Location of major abdominal organs Abdominal Auscultation - Answer hypoactive, normoactive, hyperactive, absent sounds Bowel sounds are originated from movement of ...

5 steps of the nursing process - Answer 1. Assessment 2. Diagnosis 3. Planning 4. Implementation 5. Evaluation Priority Setting (the levels) - Answer First-Level: life threatening- Airway, Breathing, Circulation Second-Level: next in urgency- Infection risk Third-Level: Important but can wait- medical knowledge Evidence-based Practice - Answer Integration of research evidence, clinical expertise, clinical knowledge and patient value preferences Four types of pati...

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What three schools of thought emerged in China during the Warring States Period? - Answer Confucianism, Legalism, and Daoism What familial responsibilities did Confucius say needed to be fulfilled? - Answer Children need to obey and honor their parents while parents must be benevolent and set a good example. This relationship was extended between rulers and subjects as well. Reciprocity is a concept highly regarded in what "school" of thought? - Answer Confucianism ...

Hominin - Answer Literally any human Bipedalism - Answer walking on 2 legs Homo Erectus - Answer Mastered fire and walking Homo sapiens - Answer better tools, bigger brains, CULTURAL CREATIVITY, groups, and settlers, HUNTED ANIMALS 30K - 50K years ago there was jewelry, symbols, and art, creating meaning beyond necessity. Why did homosapiens survive? - Answer - Better communication; transmission of knowledge. (vocal chords more developed) - More soci...

Asceticism - Answer A rejection of physical pleasures that, at its extreme, can lead to deprivation and even starvation. Came about around 500 BCE as a result of religion changing to a more individual focus in India. Ashoka Maurya - Answer Indian emperor of the Mauryan Empire that clung to Buddhist Ideals of nonviolence (Humane treatment of servants, generosity to all). Did not force Buddhism upon his people, he lead by example. (converted to Buddhism after being shocked by the vi...

Why was it easy for Korea to get exposure to China? (2 ways) - Answer -They were close to them geographically -During the Qin and the Hand dynasties China invaded them During the invasions of China in Korea, what new technology did they bring to Korea? Select all that apply a. Bronze b. Iron smelting c. Coins d. Weapons e. Jade - Answer A-D are correct What name did the Chinese call the Koreans when they invaded? - Answer The land of the morning calm With infl...