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automatic processing - correct answer It makes use of an automatic tissue processing machine (ex. Autotechnicon) which fixes, dehydrates, clears, and infiltrates tissues, thereby decreasing the time and labor needed during the processing of tissues. 2-3 - correct answer Usually, __________ changes of wax are required to remove the clearing agent and properly impregnate the specimen. constant tissue agitation - correct answer This is made possible due to _____________which ac...

________________ feedback will cause a system to become unstable. a.) Positive b.) Negative c.) No d.) All - correct answer a.) Positive A high gain setting can cause a system to become unstable. a.) True b.) False - correct answer a.) True The change in output of a component divided by its change in input is called ____________. a.) Gain b.) PV c.) SP d.) Proportional - correct answer a.) Gain _______________ control eliminates offset. a.) Proportional b.) In...

Habits are the ____ ____ of self-improvement. Getting ___ ___ ___ every day counts for a lot in the long-run. - correct answer compound interest / 1 percent better Habits are a ___ ___ ___. They can work for you or against you, which is why understanding the details is essential. - correct answer double-edged sword Small changes often appear to make no difference until you cross a ___ ___. The most powerful outcomes of any compounding process are ___. You need to be ___. - correc...

Two systems of thinking - correct answer 1. System 1 - automatic, intuitive, rapid, blind - primary 2. System 2 - Considered, effortful, slow, lazy - secondary When are pupils dilated and heart rate up - correct answer System 2 - slower and more effortful Which system has to do with skill - correct answer System 1 - Skill is some thing that has become automatic Intuition - correct answer 1. Need regular environment with immediate feedback 2. People giving gas - s...

What are positive compounding habits? - correct answer 1. Productivity compounds 2. Knowledge compounds 3. Relationships compound What are negative compounding habits? - correct answer 1. Stress compounds 2. Negative thoughts compound 3. Outrage compounds What is the Plateau of Latent Potential? - correct answer In order to make a meaningful difference, habits need to persist long enough to break through and see tangible results. What are the problems presented when y...

Automatic Processor - correct answer consisting of series of rollers which transport the film through developer, fixer, washing and drying section of the system 90 seconds - correct answer The total developing time is only ____ • Transport System • Temperature Control System • Circulation System • Replenishment System • Dryer System - correct answer WHAT ARE THE PRINCIPAL COMPONENTS OF AUTOMATIC PROCESSING Transport System - correct answer Transports fi...

Functions of autonomic motor neurons - correct answer regulates gland cells as well as smooth and cardiac muscle, maintains constant body temperature, and controls eating, drinking, and sexual behavior pupillary dilation (mydriasis) - correct answer Widening of the pupils due to increased intracranial pressure compressing the third cranial nerve pupillary constriction (miosis) - correct answer is the narrowing of the pupil visceral reflexes - correct answer unconscio...

Ch. 1 - What is the principle of 1% - correct answer That over time, 1% of successes and failures add up. Ch. 1 - What is the Plateau of Latent Potential? - correct answer Powerful outcomes are delayed. Meaningful difference only comes when you breakthrough the plateau. Ch. 1 - What is the power of small changes? - correct answer Small changes compound over time and can lead to powerful outcomes, even though they may not be noticeable or notable at first. Ch. 1 - What is ...

speed Wavelength - correct answer the distance between two consecutive peaks or troughs in a wave. Frequency - correct answer number of waves per second that pass a point in space Equation that uses speed, wavelength, and frequency - correct answer c = (lambda)(V) Equation for the change in Energy - correct answer (delta)E = nhV Quantized - correct answer the discrete untis of size hV. The small packes of energy is called a quantum. Photoelectric Effect...

Adrenergic Receptors - correct answer Reacts with neurotransmitters at adrenergic sites Dopaminergic Receptors - correct answer Neurotransmitter interact at these sites Bethanechol - correct answer Common medication for spinal cord injury Carbachol and Pilocarpine - correct answer 2 direct acting muscarinic agonists indicated for wide/open angle glaucoma Atropine - correct answer antidote for cholinergic agonist Ptosis - correct answer Drooping of eye...

Line 1 - correct answer Sometimes I had too many beers Line 2 - correct answer Which I gladly do, and which I fully embrace Line 3 - correct answer Automatic, still is Line 4 - correct answer I liked beer, I still like beer Line 5 - correct answer Automatic, still is Line 6 - correct answer But I did not drink beer to the point of blacking out Line 7 - correct answer When I was in town, Line 8 - correct answer I spent most of my time w...

Plato - correct answer 430-347 BCE Aristotle - correct answer 384-322 BCE Democritus - correct answer 460-370 BCE Antoine Lavoisier - correct answer Joseph Proust - correct answer John Dalton - correct answer William Crookes - correct answer J.J. Thomson - correct answer Robert Millikan - correct answer Wilhelm Roentgen - correct answer Henri Becquerel - correct answer Ernest Rutherford - correct answ...

Democritus's atomic philosophy - correct answer - atoms were indivisible and indestructible - philosophers like Plato and Aristotle disagreed saying that everything was made out of the basic elemets Dalton's Atomic Theory - correct answer 1) elements are composed of atoms. 2) atoms of same element are identical, but differ from other elements. 3) elements can physically mis together to form mixtures or chemically combine in whole number ratios to form compound s 4) chemical ...

umbrella term describing any cardiac condition resulting in sick heart muscle - correct answer cardiomyopathy methods by which to classify cardiomyopathies - correct answer functional classification Primary/intrinsic and Secondary/extrinsic Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy is aka - correct answer IHSS - Idiopathic hypertrophic subaortic stenosis des...

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Coccyx - correct answer The tailbone. A tiny area at the base of the spine Decubitus Ulcer - correct answer Pressure ulcers Edema - correct answer Swelling due to increased fluid in the tissues Pressure Ulcer - correct answer An open sore on the skin caused by tissue breakdown due to pressure and reduced blood flow. Also known as a decubitus ulcer or pressure sore Pressure sore - correct answer Pressure ulcers Prone - correct answer Face down Sacru...

pressure ulcer - correct answer a wound with a localized area of tissue necrosis necrosis - correct answer -death of cells of tissue pressure sore - correct answer -decubitus ulcer, pressure sore, bedsore -soft tissue surfaces compressed over BONEY PROMINENCE on external surface for prolonged period of time -pressuring from shear or friction -very COSTLY what does external pressure do to the skin? - correct answer -compresses blood vessels friction or shearing ...

Pressure ulcer - correct answer A difficult-to-heal (and possibly even fatal) sore that forms when part of the body presses against a surface (such as a mattress or chair) for a long period of time; also known as pressure sores and decubitus ulcers. Pressure points - correct answer Bony areas where pressure ulcers are most likely to form; include the heels, ankles, knees, hips, toes, elbows, shoulder blades, ears, and back of the head, and along the spine. Wound - correct answer ...

A pressure ulcer occurs because - correct answer Skin and underlying tissue is damaged by pressure in combination with shear and/ or friction. Older and disabled persons are at great risk for pressure ulcers because - correct answer Thin and fragile skin Risk factors for pressure ulcers are all of the following except - correct answer Helping the person to drink plenty of liquids The first sign of pressure sign of pressure ulcer in an area may be - correct answer Red...

alignment - correct answer positioning and supporting the body so that all body parts are in correct anatomical position pressure (decubitis) ulcer - correct answer a pressure sore; a bed sore Bedridden patients should have their position changed at least every________hours. - correct answer two Semi-Fowler's Position - correct answer Lying on back, head of the bed is raised 45 degree angle Lateral Position - correct answer 1. The person lies on one side or ...