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compassion - ️️a deep awareness of the suffering of others coupled with the wish to relieve it, involving a somatic, cognitive and embodied process of attempts to relieve suffering. CNO Therapeutic Nurse-Client relationship: four standard statements - ️️1. therapeutic communication 2. client centred care 3. maintaining boundaries 4. protecting the pt from abuse. Instrumental and relational aspects of nursing practice act ____________ in pursuit of curing and/or healing - ️️s...

Borderline Personality Disorder - ️️Main issue: abandonment Develops unstable and intense relationships, people are perceives as all good/all bad no in between: splitting, unstable self image, involved in behaviors that are selfdamaging: Chemical abuse, overspending, sexual Self-mutilation: used to reduce anxiety and relieve emotional pain and need to feel alive What is Paranoid Personality Disorder - ️️The person perceives that all people are out to get them, undermine them. Belie...

What does positive health behaviors depend on? - ️️- knowledge - techniques - community supports What does health promotion consist of? - ️️Strategies used to increase the level of health of individuals, families, groups, and communities What is nutrient density in adequate eating patterns? - ️️The more nutrients and the fewer kcal a food provides, the higher its nutrient density Define Health - ️️The merging and balancing of six physical and psychological dimensions of h...

A patient is given a drug for the first time and develops shortness of breath. The patient's heart rate is 76 beats per minute, the respiratory rate is 20 breaths per minute, and the blood pressure is 120/70 mm Hg. The nurse checks a drug administration manual to make sure the correct dose was given and learns that some patients taking the drug experience shortness of breath. The nurse will contact the provider to report what? - ️️Side Effect A postoperative patient who is worried a...

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experiment - ️️a situation or process designed and controlled by a person for the purpose of gaining data about a particular problem 3 teachings in Christian world view - ️️1. God made the world. 2. The world is fallen and cursed because of sin. 3. God is working to redeem the world. observation - ️️information that a person has gained by using one or more of his five senses-sight, hearing, touch, smell, and taste inference - ️️a logical conclusion based on available infor...

Economic Goods and Economic Services - ️️Those goods and services that bear a positive economic cost (a price tag higher than zero). Insatiability - ️️Everyone has unlimited wants. Scarcity - ️️Everything is finite . . . limited in quantity. Economic Cost - ️️The value people place on a good or service. Good - ️️Any tangible thing that has a measurable life span

Contrast the time frame of a secular view of Earth's history with that of a biblical view. - ️️They might say something about the history of the earth, starting with a big bang and its formation from a nebula of dust about 4 billion years ago, but God created the good earth and everything in it from nothing about 7000 years ago. What is our role on God's Earth? - ️️To study cave formations, lightning, ocean currents, and nebulas, to learn about God through what He's created...

Amerigo (Vespucci) - ️️gave proof that the land Columbus found wasn't the Orient, but a a "new world"; who the new world was named after (JUST FIRST NAME) Great Basin and Plateau - ️️nomadic; lived in teepees, brush huts, hogans; ate buffalo, nuts, berries; known for petroglyphs nomadic - ️️Native lifestyle; constantly on the move for searching settled - ️️Native lifestyle; staying in one place, content where they lived Woodland(s) - ️️settled; lived in wigams;...

Literature in the narrower (and more usual) sense - ️️Writing that has artistic or cultural significance Apostrophe - ️️An address to a dead or absent person, or personification as if he or she were present Sarcasm - ️️Mock-praise Hyperbole - ️️An ironic overstatement Understatement - ️️Ironic minimizing of fact Litotes - ️️A kind of understatement with the use of no or not Verbal paradox - ️️The words themselves seem to be contradictory Situational paradox -...

Diagram Exercise: Match the clue with the letter from the figure. - ️️Question: shows cloud cover Correct Answer: B Question: gives wind speed and direction Correct Answer: A Question: shows types of clouds Correct Answer: E Question: shows the temperature Correct Answer: D Question: shows the precipitation Correct Answer: C Which type of front involves two air masses where a warm existing air mass rises to make way for the incoming cold air mass? - ️️cold The Atacama De...

Nuclear Chemistry - ️️The study of radioactivity, the nucleus, and the changes that the nucleus undergoes. Physical Chemistry - ️️Detailed study of interactions between substances and the accompanying energy changes. Worldview - ️️A perspective from which to see and interpret all of life. Image of God - ️️Man was made in this image, meaning that we are like God in every way that it is appropriate for a creature to be like the Creator. First Commandment - ️️Thou shalt l...

Davidic Covenant - ️️God's covenant with David that 1. his seed would last forever, 2. his seed would play a role in fulfilling Abrahamic covenant of a lasting nation, and 3. Seed of David would bring Messiah seed of the woman - ️️God's people; made in His image; would fight with seed of Serpent but would one day defeat seed of serpent Divine Sovereignty - ️️God's complete and permanent control over the world Image of God - ️️set of qualities possessed by all huma...

-They are workable -They have predictive power - ️️How are models essential to solving problems in the world? Applied Science - ️️Using science to solve real-world problems Pure Science - ️️Using science to understand how and why things work Chemistry - ️️The study of matter and the changes that it undergoes Matter - ️️Anything that takes up space and has mass Worldview - ️️The perspective from which a person sees and interprets all of life Model - ️️A workabl...

What basic principles of operational science do most secular scientists not properly apply to historical science? Name two biblical events this problem causes most scientists to ignore. - ️️When scientists extend uniformity into the unobservable past, some of their conclusions contradict clear statements in Scripture. They ignore written evidence of special events like the Flood and Creation. Why did uniformitarianism require that the earth be old? - ️️He looked at the processes ha...

humus - ️️Organic particles in the soil which forms from decayed plants and animals. mantle - ️️The middle layer of the earth. crust - ️️The outer layer of the earth. magma - ️️Hot, melted rock found in the mantle of the earth. sediment - ️️Small bits of weathered rock. weathering - ️️The wearing away of the earth.

Descartes' Ontological Argument - ️️1. I have a distinct mental impression of Godan infinite all perfect being 2. This impression does not derive from sensory input 3. My impression must have a sufficient cause 4. God alone is a sufficient cause for my impression 5. God exists Observations on worldviews - ️️1. Everyone has one 2. Humans instinctively know life's ultimate questions (not necessarily answers) 3. Inadequate worldviews repress ultimate questions 4. Encountering ...

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Homeostasis - ️️The ability to maintain a relatively stable internal environment despite exposure to external variability. Along with regulation of the internal environment it is a key focus of physiology. Originally termed by Walter Cannon and means like of similar condition. Conditions in each person vary slightly. Homeostasis and Disease - ️️There can be an external change such as toxic chemicals, physical trauma, foreign invaders or internal changes such as abnormal cell growth...

positive feedback loop - ️️- NOT homeostatic - reinforce a stimulus to drive the system further away from normal value - requires intervention or event outside the loop to cease the response negative feedback loop - ️️- a pathway in which the response opposes or removes the stimulus signal - stabilizes a system (homeostatic) - can restore the initial state but cannot prevent the initial disturbance emergent properties - ️️properties of a complex system that cannot be explained...