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Family Violence - Test 1 Family Violence - Answer- abuse can be physical, psychological, emotional, as well as financial. It is not limited to individuals whose relationships meet the legal definitions of family. Family Violence Theory - Answer- States that families revolve around relationships based on not only obligations, but also status and power people with more resources tend to be abuse perpetrators (parents, children of the elderly) What is the most widely accepted theore...

Family Violence - Test 1 Family Violence - Answer- abuse can be physical, psychological, emotional, as well as financial. It is not limited to individuals whose relationships meet the legal definitions of family. Family Violence Theory - Answer- States that families revolve around relationships based on not only obligations, but also status and power people with more resources tend to be abuse perpetrators (parents, children of the elderly) What is the most widely accepted theore...

Definition of Family Violence Family Maltreatment - Answer- defined as abused that involves minimal physical or sexual endangerment Family Violence - Answer- defined as abuse that results in serious physical injury or sexual violation emotional, physical, or sexual abuse of one family member by another - family violence includes family members acts of omission or commission resulting in physical, sexual, emotional, neglect or other forms of maltreatment that hamper individuals. My...

Family Violence Spillover Effect - Answer- = the more frequently we allow "legitimate" violence, the more likely "illegitimate" violence will occur Family Violence - Answer- Acts of omission or commission resulting in abuse (physical, sexual, emotional, neglect) that hampers their healthy development Intimate Partner Violence (IPV): - Answer- Violence between married or dating partners Corporal Punishment - Answer- Using physical punishment as retribution (ex: spanking) Types ...

NWHSU - Infectious Disease Final Bird handlers are at risk for what Chlamydia disease? - Answer- Chlamydia psittaci What are the signs and symptoms of pneumococcal pneumonia? - Answer- Rapid raise in temp Chest pain Chills Productive cough - purulent or blood tinges In severe case - cyanosis and confusion What is the most common cause of community-acquired typical pneumonia? - Answer- Streptococcus pneumonia What is the most common cause of atypical pneumonia? - Answer- Mycoplasm...

NWHSU PNS Motor division of Ilioinguinal Nerve - Answer- Transversus abdominis, internal obliques Cutaneous division of Ilioinguinal Nerve - Answer- Area surrounding the inguinal ligament Motor division of Iliohypogastric Nerve - Answer- Transversus abdominis, internal obliques Cutaneous division of Hypogastric Nerve - Answer- Hypogastric area about inguinal ligament L1,2 - Answer- genitofemoral nerve Cremaster muslce, anterior scrotal skin, skin of mons pubis and labia majora ...

NWHSU HISTOLOGY 1 What is the term for a storage of charge across a membrane - Answer- capacitance what is the difference of charge on the inside of a membrane - Answer- -70mv what are 5 characteristics of a bilipid layer - Answer- 1. thin membrane 2. semipereability 3. allows protein to float around (fluid mosaic) 4. membrane proteins control what comes in, and goes out of the cell 5. gycocalyx what is the function of the glycocalyx - Answer- adhesion and communication give 2...

PDX- NWHSU- General Principles What is the primary goal for patient positioning and dress? - Answer- exposure adequate for the purpose- getting info necessary to make clinical decisions What is the secondary goal of patient positioning and dress? - Answer- patient modesty and comfort What are two ways we can be organized to help with the flow of patient care? - Answer- -patient position changed minimal times -tools laid out in order Put these in order, ya filthy animal: inspection ...

NWHSU Spine & Pelvis Exam 1 At what spinal level is the first intervertebral disc located? - Answer- C2/C3 What is the primary curve of the spine? - Answer- Kyphosis What are the heights of L1-L5 segments? - Answer- L1/L2 = Anterior VB is shorter than posterior L3 = Anterior VB is equal in height to posterior L4/L5 = Anterior VB is taller than posterior What are the angles of the pedicles to the sagittal plane in the cervical, thoracic, and lumbar spine - Answer- Cervical = 45 degr...

NWHSU NMS - Cervical & Thoracic Orthos O'Donoghue - Answer- Strain: isometric pain Sprain: Passive end range pain Max Cervical Compression - Answer- Extension/Lat flex -Strain if on open side -nerve root or facet if closed side Foraminal compression (Spurling's) test - Answer- Lateral Flexion compression S-I -Radiating pain into arm same side, nerve root, discs, osteophytes, fracture, etc... Modified Spurling's - Answer- Extension + Lateral flexion, Compress S-I Pain, ...

NWHSU NDX Final Exam A study by Rubinstein, et al. defined a group of clinical exam tests that could identify the presence of cervical spine radiculopathy when there is no evidence of neurological deficit. These tests included all of the following EXCEPT: a. upper limb tension b. Neer's test c. spurlings d. cervical spine distraction e. upper limb tension - Answer- Neer's test Among the general population, musculoskeletal pain and injury rank second only to _________ conditions a...

NWHSU PDX Final Exam What are 5 Breast Cancer Risk Ominous Signs? - Answer- 1.) Edema of breast or arm 2.) Ulcerations of the skin 3.) Chest wall fixation 4.) Axillary Node fixated 5.) Evidence of metastasis Define Nulliparous - Answer- Never given birth Breast Cancer Risk Factors - Answer- - Family history in mother or sister - Over 50 - Nulliparous - First child after 30 - Never breast fed - Over 40% over ideal weight - Late sexual maturity - Late menopause How of...

NWHSU PDX The face looks mask-like and the musculature appears hypertonic. What are you thinking? - Answer- Parkinson's Disease Describe the three different body types? - Answer- Endomorph - Heavy set Mesomorph - Muscular Ectomorph - Skinny Define endogenous obesity and what may cause it? - Answer- - It is obesity caused by metabolic or endocrine factors - May be caused by Cushing's Syndrome Severe weight loss from debilitating disease is called? - Answer- Cachexia Sunken or ...

Biochemistry 1 Exam 1 NWHSU L - Answer- The configuration at the alpha-carbon of the vast majority of naturally occurring amino acid is? D - Answer- Which amino acids are not biologically active? Glutamate (Glu) Negatively charged R group - Answer- Apspartate (Asp) Negatively charged R group - Answer- Lysine (Lys) Positively charged R group - Answer- Alanine (Ala) Non-polar, Aliphatic - Answer- Glycine (Gly) Non-polar, Aliphatic - Answer- Isoleucine (Ile) Non-...

NWHSU Skeletal Radiology Who discovered the X-Ray? - Answer- Wilhelm Roentgen (German physicist), somewhat by accident upon investigating properties of cathode ray tubes. What are some properties of x-Rays? - Answer- - invisible to naked eye - can expose both photographic and radiographic film -are a apart of the electromagnetic spectrum and travel at the speed of light -can be highly penetrating -can produce biological mutations by inducing molecular alterations What does it mean t...

T2 NWHSU PHYSIOLOGY 1 homeostasis - Answer- The ability of the body to maintain a relatively constant internal environment, regardless of environmental changes. stressors - Answer- Positive and negative __________ are deviations from some norm or steady state in the body. negative - Answer- Body acts to reverse the direction of this type of stressor. Most homeostatic control mechanisms are this type. positive stressor - Answer- Change occurs in variable ways, body does not respond w...

NWHSU Biochemistry 1 Exam What are the four bio molecules? - Answer- Amino acids/proteins Carbohydrates Nucleotides/Nucleic acids Lipids The solvent in bio chemistry is what? - Answer- Water Zwitter ion - Answer- has a positive and negative charge True or false: Most amino acids are chiral compounds? - Answer- True! (exception = glycine) Alpha amino acids consist of a ____ and a ____ - Answer- amine and a COO- group aromatic amino acids absorb_____ - Answer- UV light =2...

NWHSU MICROBIOLOGY 1. Which are cellular etiologic agents of infectious disease? - Answer- "Eukaryotes (fungi, parasites) and prokaryotes (bacteria)" 2. Which are a-cellular etiologic agents of infectious disease? - Answer- "Viruses, virons, and prions" 3. Which groups of microorganisms are eukaryotic/prokaryotic? - Answer- "a) Eukaryotic: Protista -> Plantae, fungi, animalia b) Prokaryotic: Prokaryotae (monera)" 4. Name major differences between eukaryotic and prokaryotic c...

NWHSU P&P 1 FINAL Who 'discovered' the x-ray in 1895 - Answer- Wihlem Roentgen Who 'discovered' osteopathy? - Answer- Andrew Taylor Still When did Andrew Taylor Still discover osteopathy? - Answer- 1874 Where did AT Still 'discover' osteopathy? - Answer- Kirksville, MO and founded first school: Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine When did D.D Palmer 'discover' chiropractic? - Answer- September 18, 1895 Where did D.D Palmer 'discover' chiropractic? - Answer- Dav...

NWHSU Clin Path 1 Elevated RBC - Answer- Erythrocytosis Conditions/Indications of Erythrocytosis/Elevated RBC - Answer- Polycemia Vera, Dehydration, Polythemia Decreased RBC's - Answer- Erythrocytopenia Conditions/Indications of Erythrocytopenia - Answer- Anemia Increased Hemoglobin - Answer- normal, smoking, exercise, increase in altitude, lung/cardiac disease Decrease in Hemoglobin - Answer- anemia, pregnancy What is Hematocrit - Answer- ratio of RBC to plasma after spin...