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Who is the slowest mechanism to react to pH changes, but is the longest lasting? - ️️renal system Explain the renal system - ️️acts to balance pH levels by permanently removing hydrogen from the body What do you look out for when dealing with metabolic acidosis in a patient? - ️️an increase potassium level Who indicates the adequacy of pulmonary ventilation? - ️️PaCO2 What does PaCO2 mean? - ️️the partial pressure of carbon dioxide Who indicates the activity in the ki...

The ability-to-pay principle (of taxation) - ️️belief that taxes should be paid according to level of income regardless of benefits received The benefits-received principle - ️️system of taxation in which those who use a particular government service support it with taxes in proportion to the benefit they receive; those who do not use a service do not pay taxes for it formula to calculate the tax rate - ️️Tax Rate=Tax Liability / Taxable Income quantity demanded - ️️the amo...

Life functions - ️️Digestion, Excretion, Growth, Maintaining boundaries, Metabolism, Movement, Reproduction, Responsiveness Microscopic - ️️Cytology, histology, Midsagittal section - ️️Plane that divides the body into left and right sections down the mid-line. Negative feedback - ️️The output shuts off the initial stimulus or reduces the intensity developmental - ️️Embryology Different types of anatomy - ️️Developmental, Gross/macroscopic and microscopic Differen...

What are the four steps of the Intel Process - ️️Plan and Direct, Collect and Process, Produce, Disseminate (Analyze and Assess Throughout) What is a cognitive tool used to assist commanders and staffs in clearly visualizing and describing the application of combat power in time, space, purpose, and resources in the concept of operations? - ️️Operational Framework What are the four Operational Framework Considerations? - ️️Physical, Temporal, Cognitive, Virtual What is a comp...

Symptoms of Shock - ️️1. Sweaty but cool skin 2. Pale skin 3. Restlessness, nervousness 4. Thirst 5. Loss of blood (caused by internal or external bleeding 6. Confusion or loss of awareness 7. Faster then normal breathing rate. 8. Blotchy or bluish skin (especially around the mouth and lips) 9. Nausea and vomiting Define Combat - ️️ Five stresses of combat - ️️1. Boredom 2. Extreme risk and fear 3. Discomfort and fatigue 4. Fog of War 5. Causalities Directive by type -...

A military symbol - ️️graphic representation of a unit, equipment, installation, activity, control measure, or tactical task relevant to military operations that is used for planning or to represent the common operational picture on a map, display, or overlay (ADRP 1-02) Common military terms - ️️Terms allow members of North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), Joint Forces, and the individual services to speak common military terms across operations in regard to multiple activitie...

● Types of Offensive Operations - ️️o Movement to Contact o Attack o Exploitation o Pursuit o Attacks ▪ Hasty ▪ Deliberate ● Elements of friendly in OPORD (HAS) - ️️o Higher o Adjacent o Supporting ● Back Blast - ️️The back blast danger area extends at a 30-degree angle arc from the rear of the launcher. The Area 15 meters behind the launcher is the Danger Zone, where personnel or equipment could be injured or damaged from blast, heat and projected materials. B...

Define the five stresses of Combat - ️️Boredom, Fog of war, Casualties, Discomfort and Fatigue, Extreme Risk and Fear Factors which mitigate fear - ️️Morale, Discipline, Esprit de corps, proficiency motivation, training Identify the levels of war - ️️Tactical: Concepts and methods used to accomplish a specific mission Operational: Uses results to attain objectives, deciding when/where and under what conditions to engage the enemy Strategic: Focuses directly on policy objectiv...

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Stereotypes - ️️"A standardized mental picture held in common by members of a group that represents an oversimplified opinion, attitude or judgment." (Datillo, 1999) Prejudice - ️️feeling not behavior "A negative attitude toward a socially defined group and toward any person perceived to be a member of that group." (Ashmore, 1976). Discrimination - ️️behavior " The translation into consequential behavior of prejudicial beliefs" (Tumin, 1973, p. 418). Displa...

deviancy - ️️A person is considered deviant if they are perceived to be significantly different from others in some important characteristic and if this difference is negatively valued. Defined by cultural norms. EX: child marriage, female genital circumcision self fulfilling prophecy - ️️the labeling of a person may result in the person's behavior being consistent with the label internalized oppression - ️️The tendency of minority people to accept negative stereotyping abou...

Recently Homeless - ️️-not homeless more than a year -many of them live in a shelter, cars, RV (temporary housing) -consider their situation temporary Chronically Homeless - ️️-no home for more than a year -OR had at least 4 episodes of homelessness in the last 3 years plus have a disabling condition (mental condition) Reasons of homelessness - ️️medical bills, fired from jobs, divorce, kids kicked out, saving are gone, gambling, addiction, mental illness, eviction, felony/cri...

Beliefs - ️️Involve what people perceive to be true Attitudes - ️️1. Learned predisposition to respond in a favorable or unfavorable manner with respect to a given object 2. The enduring positive or negative feelings about people, objects, or issues Behaviors - ️️Any observable or measurable act, response or movements by individual, not the feelings but the acts Stereotypes - ️️1. Can be either positive or negative 2. A standardized mental picture held in common by members...

Discrimination - ️️The translation into consequential behavior or prejudicial beliefs. Discrimination occurs when the object of prejudice is placed at some disadvantage not merited by his own conduct. Actions or practices carried out by members of dominant racial or ethnic groups that have a differential and negative impact on members of subordinate racial or ethnic groups. Displacement/ scapegoat theory - ️️Inhibitions and sanctions of group life lead to accumulation of theory fr...

Discrimination - ️️-the translation into consequential behavior of prejudicial beliefs -discrimination occurs when the object of prejudice is placed at some disadvantage not merited by his own misconduct -actions or practices carried out by members of dominant racial or ethnic groups that have a differential and negative impact on members of subordinate racial or ethnic groups Segregation - ️️Separation or isolation of a group or individual in a restricted area by discriminatory m...

Physical changes related to aging - ️️sensory system, musculoskeletal system, cardiovascular system, respiratory system, and nervous system sensory system - ️️- smell, hearing, vision, touch, taste - contain party effect: inability to distinguish background sound from foreground musculoskeletal system - ️️- bones, muscles, ligaments, cartilage, and tendons - elasticity of connective tissues declines - bones lose calcium (osteoporosis) - decline in muscle mass and strength Def...

According to the lecture 4 video, 61 million adults in the US (26%) live with a disability - ️️True Chapter 3 in your textbook states that attitudes are based on emotion, behavior, and beliefs - ️️True Chapter 3 in your textbook states stereotypes, stigmas, and pathologizing can lead to social isolation, segregation, and an overall poor quality of life - ️️True According to the lecture 5 video, emotional support animals, comfort animals, and therapy animals are covered under t...

peripheral vision - ️️cannot see straight ahead, can only see peripheral tunnel vision - ️️cannot see to the sides only straight ahead ocular dominance - ️️the tendency to prefer visual input from one eye to the other the miles test - ️️Used to test dominant eye; triangle with hand, close one eye, the eye that doesn't move is the dominant eye cataracts - ️️-lens becomes milky or cloudy and this cloudiness distorts rays of light and prevents light from being focused o...

Hearing impairment - ️️term used to describe all types of hearing loss, ranging from very mild to profound deafness Deafness - ️️state occurring when a person is unable to understand speech through the ear alone, either with or without a hearing aid Hard-of-hearing - ️️people who have mild to moderate hearing loss resulting in decreased perception of conversational speech, but sufficient hearing to permit understanding under optimal circumstances Pre-lingual hearing loss - ️...

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