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Culture - Answer a pattern of shared attitudes, beliefs, self-definitions, norms, roles, and values that can occur among those who speak a particular language or live in a defined geographical region Enculturation - Answer person learns the norms, values, behaviors of a culture ex: foreign exchange student lives in America Acculturation - Answer acquiring new attitudes, roles, customs, or behaviors from contact with another culture ex: immigrant develops preference...

adaptive - Answer beneficial responses may be delayed because they result from ______ changes synaptic - Answer beneficial responses do NOT result from the direct effects of drugs on _________ function full therapeutic effects - Answer __________ ________ ________ are not seen until the CNS has had time to modify itself in response to prolonged drug exposure increase - Answer adaptation of the CNS to prolong drug exposure does what to the therapeutic effect? d...

What is uremic frost? - Answer increase in uric acid crystals causes white scaly on skin and causes pruritus. -seen in pt with CRF- -teach pt self-care, apply cream, wash with oatmeal but do not take hot showers or baths SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF ACUTE REJECTION (happens in first week or month of transplant) - Answer -Similar signs to ARF... -tenderness over site - decrease in urine output (oliguria) - fever Chronic Rejection of Renal transplant - Answer can happen yea...

older adult drug absorption changes - Answer rate slowed % absorbed stays the same older adult drug distribution change - Answer decreased albumin and binding = more free drugs = high chance toxicity older adult drug metabolism changes - Answer rate slowed decreased hepatic BF / liver mass = higher response to oral drugs older adult drug excretion changes - Answer decreased renal BF = high drug accumulation, high adverse effects older adult pharmacodynamic c...

Health care economics - Answer Focuses on how people deal with scarcity and finite resources -study of supply and demand of resources and its effects on the allocation of healthcare resources in an economic system Healthcare finance - Answer arrangements made to pay for these goods and services Scope of health care economics - Answer -Availability (or scarcity) of healthcare resources -Access to the resources -financing or payment mechanisms to pay for resources ...

Health Care Policy - Answer - Goal directed decision making about health that is the result of an authorized (government) and public decision making (peoples vote) -Health policy includes those actions, nonactions, directions, and/or guidance related to health that are decided by governments or other authorized entities Health care policy examples - Answer -reimbursements to nurse practitioners -state mandated immunizations for schoolchildren -decisions of a state or federal ...

_______ speak to what gives ultimate meaning and purpose to ones life. It is a part of people that seeks healing and reconciliation with self or others - Answer Spirituality What is the difference between spirituality and religion - Answer Spirituality: -Everyone has it -State of being -Hope and strength -Meaning and purpose -Forgiveness -Confidence -Value -Love and relationship -Creativity and self expression -May or may not include God Religion -State of ...

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The result of myelination on neural processing speed - Answer Increases speed and efficiency Activities that develop gross motor skills in early childhood - Answer Hopping, jumping, running, jungle gyms # of hours of sleep recommended by pediatricians in early childhood - Answer 11-13 hours Short sleep duration is correlated with - Answer Overweight children Causes and symptoms of anemia - Answer Iron deficiency and affects muscle and brain function P...

Development - Answer the pattern of change that begins at conception and continues through the life span Normative age-graded influences - Answer influences that are similar for individuals in a particular age group. These influences include biological process such as puberty and menopause. Non-normative life events - Answer unusual occurrences that have a major impact on the lives of individual people. These events do not happen to everyone, and when they do occur they c...

Puberty - Answer -- is a period of rapid growth and sexual maturation. These changes begin sometime between eight and fourteen. Girls begin puberty at around ten years of age and boys begin approximately two years later. Pubertal changes take around three to four years to complete. distalproximal development - Answer The growth proceeds from the extremities toward the torso. This is referred to as --. First the hands grow, then the arms, and finally the torso. The overall physical...

Development - Answer Pattern of movement or change that begins at conception and continues through the human life span Multidirectional - Answer Life-span development is this; as we grow, different abilities increase and decrease Regulation of Loss - Answer Life-span development is a process that involves growth, maintenance, and this... Oldest documented human is... - Answer 122 Years Old Two important reasons to study life-span development? - Answer Pr...

As a child forms representational systems, his or her self-concept becomes more - Answer balanced. comprehensive. realistic. Which of the following psychosocial stages involves children learning the productive skills that their culture requires? - Answer Industry versus inferiority A survey of 63 countries provided support for these prediction that a country's level of collectivism was associated with empathy and the tendency to engage in prosocial behaviors. (T/F) - Answe...

Tanya's mom: "No way!" Tanya: "Why not?" Tanya's mom: "Because I said so!" When sheila asked her mom she said: "I don't mind you going to the concert. If you want to go with just Tanya (not the other boys), then that's fine." What does this demonstrate? - Answer Parents go about child rearing in many different ways. "This view of parents as _________ was part of early phychological theories (e.g., Watson, 1925) and is held today by some first ...

How long did it take the human population to double from 500 million to 1 billion? A.) 150 years B.) 300 years C.) 450 years D.) 600 years - Answer A.) 150 years The human population began to increase noticeably around 10,000 years ago. What has been hypothesized as the reason for the population increase at that time? A.) the discovery of medicine B.) the development of agriculture and the domestication of animals C.) an increase in the size of women's pelvic openings that ass...

Physical changes taking place in early childhood include: A. increased sleep time. B. increased height. C. improved dexterity. D. decreased sleep. - Answer B, C, D; B. increased height. C. improved dexterity. D. decreased sleep. An increase in height and an increase in _______ are the two most obvious physical changes that occur during early childhood years. - Answer weight Approximately ___ percent of 5-year-olds wet the bed on a regular basis. - Answer 10 to 15; ...

4 Conceptions of Age- chronological, biological, psychological and social - Answer chronological: number of years since birth biological: how quick body aging psychological: psychological adaptive capacity compared to others of our chronological age social: social norms of our culture and expectations our culture has for our age group 9 Age Periods of Development - Answer prenatal infancy/toddlerhood early childhood middle/late childhood adolescence emerging adulthood ear...

A longitudinal study found that at age 25 _____ of the participants were fully financially independent of their family of origin. - Answer a little more than half In developing countries, marriage, the marker for entry into adulthood usually occurs _____ the adulthood markers in the United States - Answer much earlier than Age of beginning signs of decline in muscle tone and strength - Answer 30 Years Old nature (genetics) vs. nurture (environmental factors) of obesity...

The result of myelination on neural processing speed - Answer Increases speed and efficiency Activities that develop gross motor skills in early childhood - Answer hopping, jumping, running, jungle gyms # of hours of sleep recommended by pediatricians in early childhood - Answer 11-13 hours short sleep duration can lead to - Answer overweight children Causes and symptoms of anemia - Answer iron deficiency and affects muscle and brain function Piaget...

Development - Answer Pattern of change begins at conception continues through life span. Can be growth or decline (aging and dying) Normative age grade influences - Answer Have biological and environmental impacts on development, similar to particular age groups. Ex: puberty or menopause (biological) retirement and starting school (environmental or socio-cultural) Non-normative life events - Answer Individualized unusual life events that have a major impact on the li...