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6.01 Affirming Principles correct answers a) Above all other professional training, behavior analysts uphold and advance the values, ethics, and principles of the profession of behavior analysis. b) Behavior analysts have an obligation to participate in behavior-analytic professional and scientific organizations or activities. 6.02 Disseminating Behavior Analysis correct answers Behavior analysts promote behavior analysis by making information about it available to the public through presen...

What is a project? correct answers A project is defined as a temporary endeavor with a beginning and an end and it must be used to create a unique product, service or result A project is usually deemed to be a success if it achieves the objectives according to their acceptance criteria, within an agreed timescale and budget. What is project management? correct answers Project Management is the application of processes, methods, knowledge, skills, and experience to achieve the project obje...

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oppose, concentration correct answers the Nernst equation calculates the electrical membrane potential required to ____ a single ion's ____ gradient relative refractory period correct answers the period shortly after the firing of a nerve fiber when partial repolarization has occurred and a stimulus can stimulate a second response absolute refractory period correct answers the period immediately following the firing of a nerve fiber when it cannot be stimulated no matter how positive a st...

What is simple diffusion? correct answers Ion movement across the membrane (lipid soluble or a protein channel with varying levels of specificity) What is facilitated diffusion? correct answers Ion movement that requires interaction with protein to move across membrane What is active transport? correct answers Ion movement across membrane that requires interaction with a protein and energy What circumstance requires active transport? correct answers Movement against a gradient What d...

Explain the importance of the cell membrane correct answers selective permeability -conducts ions and nutrients -hydrophilic and hydrophobic parts' -transmembrane proteins allow for molecules to be carried across fine vs. crude touch correct answers fineable to localize and feel where you are being touched crude: feels the sensation Simple vs. facilitated diffusion correct answers Simple: doesn't require a carrier because the ions are not moving against the concentration gradient Fa...

Cell membrane correct answers Lipid bilayer that is selectively permeable to small lipid soluble molecules, creates barrier between intracellular and extracellular spaces Ion channel proteins correct answers proteins in the cell membrane that allow water and ions to pass through diffusion correct answers movement of ions across membrane with no extra energy required Simple diffusion correct answers ion movement across the membrane (directly through the bilayer for lipid soluble molecule...

Which of the following are involved in normal transmission of a neuronal signal from the brain to the skeletal muscles? a. Voltage-gated sodium ion channels. b. Ligand-gated ion channels. c. Nicotinic cholinergic channels. d. All of the above. e. Only A and C. correct answers d. All of the above. Which of the following are examples of active transport. a. Na+ moving across the cell membrane due to the Na+/K+ ATPase pump. b. Cl- moving across the cell membrane through a ligand-gated ch...

CQ: During cross-bridge cycling, the energy released from ATP dephosphorylation is used for specific process? a. the power stroke, or pulling together of the actin filaments when myosin is bound to actin b. the release of the myosin head from actin c. the cocking back of the myosin head when it is not bound to actin d. holding the myosin head in a tight binding position to actin correct answers c. the cocking back of the myosin head when it is not bound to actin CQ: which of the following...

What is a concussion? correct answers A concussion is a mild traumatic brain injury that interferes with normal function of the brain What are some of the evolving knowledge's of the concussion? correct answers -"dings" and "bell ringers" are serious brain injuries -Do not have to have loss of conciousness What are some care providers that manage concussed athletes? correct answers Physicians (MD/DO) Physician assistants Nurse practitioners Chiropractors Athletic trainers School...

All concussions are the same correct answers false Athletes can return to play the same day of a concussion as long as they are feeling better correct answers false Every concussion causes a headache correct answers false A second contact to the head while a person is recovering from a concussion can cause significant increase in severity of symptoms and longer recovery time correct answers True When recovering from a concussion it is important to get physical and mental rest. correc...

who is responsible for deciding when and if an athlete is cleared to return to play after being diagnosed with a concussion? correct answers a health care profession the decision about returning to practice or play becomes a medical decision do coaches need the permission of a parent to remove an athlete from play when they believe there could be a concussion? correct answers No. The coach should always remove an athlete from practice or play when a concussion is suspected. When in doubt, ...

Concussion correct answers Considered a traumatic brain injury with transient manifestations TBI continuum of severity correct answers Mild Moderate Severe Concussion falls under classification of mTBI Diagnosed by assessment of clinical S/S -no imaging Nature of Concussion correct answers Caused by impulsive force transmitted to the head -could be direct blow or transmitted from force (i.e. body) Results in rapid onset of short-lived impairment of neurologic function that r...

What should you NOT do if you think a teammate has a concussion? correct answers Tell them to suck it up and get back to play Which is the single most important reason to be able to recognize the signs and symptoms and to choose to receive treatment for a concussion? correct answers Taking care of your health is up to you and can seriously impact your future brain and body health as well as your athletic participation Which of the following is NOT a sign or symptom of a concussion? correct...

How can a concussion be identified? correct answers watching for different types of signs or symptoms after a student gets a hit to the head or body How can you help prevent concussions? correct answers talking to students about ways to lower the chance for hits to the head What is the first thing you should do as a coach when one of your students has sustained a bump or blow to the head or body and isn't acting right? correct answers remove the student from play and look for signs and sy...

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What is the #1 cause of death in the US and the #1 cause of death for student athletes correct answers Sudden Cardiac Arrest What is sudden cardiac arrest? correct answers when the heart stops beating suddenly and unexpectedly What are the causes of sudden cardiac arrest? correct answers 1. electrical problem 2. structural problem What are the warning signs of sudden cardiac arrest? correct answers - fainting or seizures during exercise - unexplained shortness of breath - a racing he...

Heat Illness Prevention correct answers What contributes to heat exposure? a. Temperature and humidity b. Direct sun c. Hot surfaces d. All of the above Answer: d. All of the above Heat Illness Prevention correct answers Why do muscles get tired more easily in the heat? a. They are burning more calories b. More blood is sent to the body surface for cooling instead of to the muscles c. Sweating reduces muscle strength d. Muscles aren't designed to work in hot conditions *A...

Hypoxic blackout can be caused by which of the following? correct answers all of the other answers are correct When an official confirms a violation of Rule 3-3-2, Suit Coverage, who should be notified? correct answers the athlete's coach only When an official confirms a violation of Rule 3-3-4, Suit Construction, who should be notified? correct answers True or False? All of the NFHS diving degrees of difficulty match the FINA diving degrees of difficulty. correct answers false Tru...