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HSC308 exam 5 Study Guide with Complete Solutions Weight and age - Answer-- weight increases until ~45 yrs. and then declines after ~65 yrs. -Weight increases from 25-45 years are primarily due to: - decreases physical activity, - increases caloric intake -Weight declines after 65 years are primarily due to: - loss of body mass - decreased appetite -Weight bearing exercises minimize age-related bone loss in aging adults -Aging bring a decline in force-generating capacity of muscle. ...

HSC305 Exam 2 Study Guide with Complete Solutions Characteristics of a Person - Answer-age, sex, marital status, race and ethnicity, nativity and migration, religion, socioeconomic status Characteristics of Time - Answer-cyclic fluctuations, common source epidemics, case clustering Cyclic fluctuations - Answer-periodic changes in the frequency of diseases and health conditions over time Common Source Epidemics - Answer-outbreak due to exposure of a group of persons to a noxious influenc...

HSC300 Midterm Exam Questions and Answers – Updated 2024 What is Health? - Answer-A state of complete physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease. What is Health communication? - Answer-The way we seek, process, and share health information What is the transactional model? - Answer-Proposes that people collaborate to construct meaning in a process of ongoing, reciprocal influence What are the three key aspects of the transactional model? - Answer--colla...

HSC300 Midterm Exam Questions and Answers Which is the ancient Chinese system of arranging the environment for living in harmony with one's surroundings? - Answer-Feng Shui In Traditional Chinese Medicine, massage is the first treatment of choice for? - Answer- Children In Native American Healing most treatments center around? - Answer-Spirits and Prayer According to Native American beliefs, what is "making medicine"? - Answer-Positive outcomes Hippocrates is not considered the...

HSC300 Midterm Exam Questions and Answers – updated 2024 in the medical field, hypertension with no known cause is also know as - Answer-essential hypertension which of the following are considered agents that CAUSE DNA mutations - Answer-radiation which of the following is a considered risk factor for CV disease - Answer-high total cholesterol, high LDL cholesterol, low HDL cholesterol, the presence of diabetes which of the following is TRUE about diabetes - Answer-Diabetes is treatabl...

HSC300 Final Exam Questions and Answers – Updated 2024 What is Social support? - Answer-Behaviors that communicate to an individual that he or she is valued and cared for by others What is a buffering hypothesis? - Answer-Holds that social support, creates a buffer between the stressful experience and feeling overwhelmed or helpless. What is the direct-effect model? - Answer-proposes that social support is beneficial, even when we are not encountering a stressor What is Coping? - Answe...

HSC 310 (for exam 2 ) Study Guide with Complete Solutions nutrition - Answer-science devoted to the dietary needs for food and the affect of food micronutrients/macronutrients - Answer-micronutrients: vitamins & minerals macronutrients: water, carbohydrates , proteins, lipids water (nutrient essential) - Answer--85% of blood / 70% muscle -carry nutrients, maintain temperature, lubricate joints, aids digestion , and remove wastes carbohydrate (nutrient essential) - Answer--the primary sour...

HSC 310 - Exam 3 Study Guide with Complete Solutions Deductible definition - Answer-The amount the insured must first pay before any benefits by the plan are payable Forms of Cost Sharing - Answer-Deductible Copayment Coinsurance How much is a typical deductible? $$$ - Answer-Typically $500-$1500 Is a deductible a form of cost sharing? - Answer-Yes Copayment definition - Answer-Flat fee for each office visit or encounter Is a copayment a form of cost sharing? - Answer-yes How much is ...

HSC 411 Final Exam Questions and Answers – Updated 2024 A 68 year-old female with decompensated alcoholic liver cirrhosis and refractory ascites, initially presented to the Clinic in June 2020. She was an alcoholic for 40 years and quit just a few years ago. Cirrhosis was diagnosed in 2011, and fluid began building in her abdomen approximately 4 years ago. Physical examination revealed a blood pressure of 110/64 mm/Hg, temperature of 97.7°F, and pulse of 68. Bilateral edema was present...

HSC 411 Final Exam Questions and Answers Which of the following is true regarding class II MHC antigens - Answer-Are displayed by antigen-presenting cells Class I MHC could be found on any cell in the body - Answer-True Antibodies are produced by - Answer-B Cells T lymphocytes mature in the - Answer-Thymus gland Cytotoxic T cells are a part of - Answer-Cell-mediated immunity Events that occur is the immune response - Answer-1. Antigen presentation 2. clonal selection 3. clonal expansio...

HSC 411 exam 1 Questions and Answers – Updated 2024 what is pharmacology? - Answer-the science that studies drug what areas does pharmacology look into? - Answer-origin, nature, chemistry, effects, & uses basic principles of pharmacology - Answer-drug, pharmacology, pharmacotherapeutics, pharmacokinetics, pharmacodynamics, toxicology drug - Answer-any substance that alters physiologic function in the organism, whether it be beneficial or harmful. pharmacology - Answer-typically deals w...

HSC 355 Final Questions with Correct Answers Who is the founder of bioethics? - Answer-Van Rensselar Potter What is the title of the first book on bioethics? - Answer-Bridge of the Future What's the etymology of the word bioethics? - Answer-Bios (reflective life) + Ethos (behavior) What's the difference between zoe and bios? - Answer--Zoe refers to life in general while bio involves our reflective life that involves awareness and our ability to think about our own life. What is th...

HSC 343: Pharmacology Study Guide with Complete Solutions Pure Food and Drug Act - Answer-1) The federal government (Food and Drug Administration, FDA) may enforce standards of drug strength and purity as officially designated by the USP (United States Pharmacopoeia) and NF (National Formulary). 2) Prohibits mislabeling or adulteration of drug The Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act - Answer-1) Enforced by FDA through registration of all parties involved in manufacture, sale, & distribution of d...

HSC 343 Final Exam Questions and Answers What is the onset and duration of regular insulin? - Answer-Onset: 0.5-1 hour Duration: 6-10 hours Humulin R Regular insulin is a drug but it also is what our pancreas secrete What is the onset and duration of NPH insulin? - Answer-INTERMEDIATE ACTING Onset: 1-2 hours Duration: 16-24 hours Humulin N, NPH What are the S&S of an insulin overdose? - Answer-hypoglycemia (weakness, sweating, headache, ↑ HR, anxiety, tremor, mental/visual disturban...

HSC 343 Exam 2 Questions And Answers – Updated 2024 What does the autonomic nervous system do? - Answer--controls cardiac muscle, smooth muscle and glandular secretion -it is divided into the sympathetic and parasympathetic systems What does sympathetic system do? - Answer-"fight-or-flight," expends energy, increase HR, dilates pupils and bronchi, decreases secretions What does the parasympathetic systems do? - Answer-dominates at rest, conserves energy, decreases HR, increases t...

HSC 343 Exam 1 Study Guide with Complete Solutions Pure Food and Drug Act of 1906 - Answer-Gave the FDA the power to enforce standards of drug strength and purity. It also prohibits mislabeling or adulteration. Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act of 1938 - Answer-Requires new drugs must be proven safe before marketing. Also, all parties (manufacture, sale, and dissertation) must be registered through FDA. Best Pharmaceuticals for Children Act - Answer-improved safety and efficacy of patented an...

HSC 310 - Ethics Part 1 Questions and Answers Define ethics - Answer-Formalized study of morality Define morals - Answer-Closely held values Define values - Answer-Core beliefs we hold that is important to us either because they lead other values (eg. Kindness) or for their own sake (eg. Dignity and kindness) Define beliefs - Answer-Certain ideals that we take to be true about the world How so beliefs guide and influence nursing practice? - Answer-- influences how we react to patients --...

HSC 310 test #1 Study Guide with Complete Solutions The U.S. unique's health care delivery system - Answer-americans are not automatically covered; a true system doesn't exist; the health care system is fragmented; it continues to undergo periodic changes the "iron triangle" of health care - Answer-quality-> access-> cost-> the health care workforce employs over..... people - Answer-16.4 million characteristics of the U.S. system - Answer-multiplicity of financial arr...

EMILLECT 2024/2025 ACADEMIC YEAR ©2024 EMILLECT. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED FIRST PUBLISH OCTOBER, 2024 Page 1/9 HSC 310 quiz #3 with correct answers what is outpatient care? - Answer-~refers to any health care services that do not require an overnight stay in an institution of health care delivery, such as a hospital or long-term care facility ~services other than primary care are an integral part of outpatient services What is ambulatory care? - Answer-~diagnostic and therapeutic services and...

HSC 310 Quiz 4 with Correct Answers – Updated 2024 Ethics is... - Answer-Concerned with what are right and wrong choices as perceived by society and its individuals. When does ethics date back to? - Answer-Hippocrates, the father of medicine, in the 4th century BC, and evolved into the Hippocratic Oath, which is the foundation for the ethical guidelines for patient treatment by physicians. To this day, physicians' actions have followed codes of ethics that demand the... - Answer- Du...