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PERSONALITY ASSESMENT EXAM 2025 GRADED A (100% CORRECT ANSWERS) MUST PASS Learning-Based Approaches: Two Simple Ideas - •Stimuli that occur close together in time will come to elicit the same response. •Behaviours followed by pleasant outcomes tend to be repeated; behaviours followed by unpleasant outcomes tend to be dropped. *Stimuli that occur close together in time will come to elicit the same response; for example, air puffs and a bell ringing will both elicit blinking.* ...

PERSONALITY MIDTERM EXAM 2025/2026 GRADED A Operational Definitions - Indicate how a characteristic is measured. Helpful in replication of studies Latent Content - What the symbols in our dreams actually represent Transference - the patient develops positive or negative feelings for their therapist, because they see their therapist as an important figure in their past life Example: Tim's wife passed away a year ago, and he begins to fall in love with his grief counselor whom rem...

PARAMEDIC STUDY GUIDE EXAM 2025/2026 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS GRADED A+ ACUTE CORONARY SYNDROME - A group of symptoms caused by myocardial ischemia; A decrease in blood flow to the heart. CRACKLES - Crackling, rattling breath sounds signalling fluid in the air spaces of the lungs; formerly called rales. AEROBIC METABOLISM - Metabolism that can proceed only in the presence of oxygen. CAPNOGRAPHY - A non-invasive method to quickly and efficiently provide information on a patient's ...

PARAMEDIC NEW EDITION EXAM 2025/2026 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS GRADED A+ What does Bell's Palsy affect? - Cranial nerve VII What are the three types of breech presentations? - Complete, incomplete and front What are the three patient positions? - Trendelenburg, left lateral recumbent, semi Fowler What is trendelenburg position, and what is it used to treat for? - Patient lying flats on back with pelvis elevated. Shock What is left lateral recumbent position? - Pregnant women lay on...

PARAMEDIC MIDYEAR EXAM 2025/2026 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS GRADED A+ What part of the body should you lift with? - Legs What is the purpose of QI? - Identify aspects of the system that could be improved. Not meant as a disciplinary action What are the five emotional stages of loss acceptance? - Denial, Anger, Bargaining, Depression, Acceptance What is caused by a delayed stress reaction? - PTSD What is caused by a cumulative stress reaction? - Burnout What is the primary method us...

PARAMEDIC MIDTERM EXAM 2025/2026 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS GRADED A+ A patient who has experienced a DVT is at higher risk for what type of CVA? Intracerebral haemorrhage Subarachnoid haemorrhage TIA Ischemic stroke - Ischemic stroke minute volume - The amount of air breathed in during each respiration multiplied by the number of breaths per minute. What triad does cardiac tamponade indicate? - Beck's Triad-Low arterial blood pressure, narrow pulse pressure, jugular vein dist...

PARAMEDIC EXAM 2025/2026 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS GRADED A+ Explain the pathophysiology of angina - Reduced blood flow (ischemia) to heart muscle causes pain; often due to coronary artery narrowing If you hear gurgling in the airway, you should? - Suction What are the signs and symptoms of a pulmonary embolism? - Sudden onset dyspnea, sharp chest pain, tachypnea, tachycardia, possible hemoptysis What are the signs and symptoms of acute diverticulitis? - Lower left abdominal pain, fe...

PARAMEDIC EXAM 2 2025/2026 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS GRADED A+ How sodium channel blocker meds work, specifically how they affect phase zero of the cardiac depolarization? - Depolarization: Is due to the influx of Sodium (Na+) which causes the cell's internal membrane to become more positive, leading to an action potential. Repolarization: Occurs when Potassium (K+) leaves the cell causing the interior of the cell to become negative again. How to protect yourself from a violent pat...

PARAMEDIC EXAM 1 2025/2026 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS GRADED A+ Dose, Indications, and Contraindications for Sodium Bicarbonate - Dose: 1 mEq/kg initially followed by 0.5mg q 10 minutes Indication: Tricyclic Antidepressant Overdose, Severe acidosis secondary to hyperventilation Contraindication: Alkalotic States Dose, Indications, and Contraindications for Lidocaine - Dose: 1.0 - 1.5 mg/kg initial, addition 0.5 - 0.75 mg/kg can be repeated q 5-10 minute intervals or until arrhythmia is ...

NURS 105 EXAM 1 2025/2026 Q&A GRADED A+ Dia, Trans - through (diameter, transfusion) Peri, Circum - around (perinatal, circumcision) Sinister(a) - left (OS) Dextr(o) - right (OD) Adeno - gland (adenoma, adenoids) Arthro - joint (arthritis, arthroscopy) Cervico - neck (cervical, cervicitis) Costo - rib (costochondritis, costovertebral) Cyto - cell (cytology, cytomegaly) Derm - skin (dermatitis, dermatologist) Gastro - stomach (gastritis, gastrointestinal)

NURS 105 EXAM 2 2025/2026 Q&A GRADED A+ Pro, Ante, Pre - before (prodromal, antepartum, precapillary) Post - after (postnatal, posterior) Super, Supra - above (superior, supraclavicular) Sub - below (submandibular, subcutaneous) Dorso - back (dorsiflexion, dorsal) Retro - backwards (retrograde, retrosternal) Para - beside (paramedic, paranasal) Re - again (rehydrate, recuperate) Latero - side (lateral) Medio - middle (medial, mediastinum) Schizo - split (schizophrenia) I...

NURS 105 FINAL EXAM 2025/2026 Q&A GRADED A+ Erythr(o) - red (erythema, erythrocyte) Leuk(o), leuc(o) - white (leukocytes, leukemia) Cyan(o) - blue (cyanosis) Melan(o) - black (melanin) Cirrh(o) - yellow (cirrhosis) Ankylo - stiff, fixed, crooked (ankylosis) Sten(o), Stric - narrow (stenosis, stricture) Ortho - straight position (orthopnea, orthopedic) Kypho - bent, crooked (kyphoscoliosis, kyphosis) Pseudo - false (pseudostrabismus, pseudoaneurysm) Macro - large (macroph...

NURS 105 MIDTERM EXAM 2025/2026 Q&A GRADED A+ Cysto - bladder (cystoscopy, cystitis) Hemo, sanguino - Blood (Hemolytic, serosanguinous) Hystero - womb, uterus (hysterectomy) Masto, Mammo - Breast (Mastitis, mammography) Meno - Month, r/t menses (Menopause, menarche, dysmenorrheal) Nephro, Reno - Kidney (nephrectomy, renal) Oophoro - Ovary (oopherectomy) Opthalm, Oculo - Eye (ophthalmoscope, ocular) Oto, Auri, Aud - ear (otitis, auricle, audiometer) Phlebo, veno - vein (phl...

NURS 105 REVISED EXAM 2025 NEW EDITION Q&A GRADED A+ LOC - loss or level of consciousness LP - lumbar puncture MI - myocardial infarction (heart attack) MMR - measles, mumps, rubella (vaccine) MRI - magnetic resonance imaging NGT - nasogastric tube NKA - no known allergies NKDA - no known drug allergies NSAID - nonsteriodal anti-inflammatory drug NSR - normal sinus rhythm NV - nausea and vomiting NVD - nausea, vomiting, diarrhea

NURS 105 REVISED EXAM 2025 NEW EDITION Q&A GRADED A+ what do parasympathetic nerves do in bowel elimination - stimulates movement what do sympathetic nerves do in bowel elimination - inhibits movement what are diagnostic tests for stool - stool sample, visual studies what type of diet is encouraged - high fibre and adequate fluid intake what are medications you can prescribe for bowel elimination - laxatives, stool softeners, iron, constipating agents what type of stool is optim...

NURS 105 REVISED EXAM 2025/2026 Q&A GRADED A+ what is the epidermis - outermost layer of skin, have no blood vessels what is the dermis - Inner layer of skin composed of nerves, hair follicles, glands and their ducts, arteries, veins, and capillaries what is the hypodermis - anchors the skin what is an incision - a cut from a sharp object, wound edges aligned what is a contusion - damage to vessels causing bleeding below skin surface (bruise) what is an abrasion - rubbing or scr...

NURS 105 REVISED MIDTERM EXAM 2025 NEW EDITION Q&A GRADED A+ PVD - peripheral vascular disease q4h - every 4 hours q6h - every 6 hours qam - every morning qd - every day qh - every hour qid - 4 times per day qhs - every night qod - every other day REM - rapid eye movement RLQ - right lower quadrant

NURS 105 STUDY GUIDE 2025/2026 Q&A GRADED A+ SL - sublingual h/o or hx - history of BID - 2x a day TID - 3x a day q4h - every 4 hours q2h - every 2 hours Q8h - every 8 hours PRN - as needed SC/SQ - subcutaneous

NURS 105 WEEK 10 REVISED EXAM 2025 NEW EDITION Q&A GRADED A+ what are the 3 nociceptive pain categories - cutaneous pain, somatic pain, visceral pain what is cutaneous pain - pain originating from skin surface and is superficial What is somatic pain? - originating from muscle, bone, joints, tendons, or blood vessels eg a sprain What is visceral pain? - organ pain What is neuropathic pain? - injury to / abnormal functioning of peripheral central nerves what is cancer pain - stimula...

NURS 617 COMPREHENSIVE EXAM QUESTIONS WITH 100% CORRECT ANSWERS Istradefylline (Nourianz) - adenosine receptor antagonist Verapamil - Non dihydropyridine calcium channel blocker Enalapril - ACEI Olmesartan - Angiotensin receptor antagonist (ARB) Amlodipine - Dihydropyridine Calcium Channel Blocker Sotalol - Beta-adrenergic receptor antagonist (BB) Famotidine (Pepcid) - H-2 blocker Pantoprazole - proton pump inhibitor calcium carbonate - Antacid Ranitidine (Zantac) - H-2 bl...