Answer:
The persons imagination
Explanation:
the person will think some things that arent what they really are
A 36-year-old client is prescribed digoxin for heart failure. What are two contraindications for the use of digoxin?
Answer:
Acute myocardial infarction. Hypersensitivity to the drug. Ventricular fibrillation.
Explanation:
A researcher uses brain imaging techniques to study schizophrenia. This method is consistent with which approach to abnormal behavior?
O cognitive
O biological
O behavioral
O psychodynamic
"I gave an employer 7 resumes of graduates to interview. He called to do a phone screen and schedule interviews. Guess how many interviews he scheduled? Zero. People didn’t answer their phone, their voicemail was full, had disconnected numbers (they didn’t update the CS resume), or had crazy music as their voicemail. Do you want to miss a job because of that? When someone says to me, 'but no one is calling me for an interview', this is the first thing I think of."
Reflection Question: After learning about the phone screen process, what do you need to do to prepare for your phone screens?
Answer:
Make sure you update your resume. Make sure you have a professional ringtone, email address, and voicemail. Clear voicemails to make sure you receive important messages. Return important messages within 24 hours or less. Be professional, be ready to answer questions, and have dates available that you could interview.
Explanation:
Graph the function
g(x) = 8x2 – 24x +9
Answer:
x = 25/24
Explanation:
1. Do you think Jean’s method of communication was appropriate the first time she encountered Margo? Why or why not?
Answer: yes
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glizzy? yes or hamborger
Answer:
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Answer:
Glizzy
Explanation:
A girl has been chewing and swallowing her food but her digestive system is not doing what its supposed to do. why is her solution exercise
Answer:
molecules from food are not getting broken down small enough to get inside her cells.
Explanation:
10. Which of the following are keys to thinking critically? (Check all that apply)
✓ Define your terms
✓ Tolerate uncertainty
✓ Consider other interpretations
Statistical analysis
Experimenter effects
Don't oversimplify
Ask questions
Avoid emotional reasoning
Answer:
Avoid emotional reasoning
Statistical analysis
Define your terms
Ask questions
Consider other interpretations
Explanation:
Emotional reasoning causes one to act solely on their feelings, making the conclusion inaccurate
Statistical Analysis is reasonable and valid. It can help you think reasonably
Defining your terms makes you decide what you are okay and not okay with.
Asking questions makes it easier to find answers. Nothing wrong with that.
Considering other point of views besides your own can give you a new outlook, and close discernment.
Yeast is a living
It is used as a
which is a gas
agent used to make dough rise. As it eats sugar it releases
given off as a by product; this process is called proofing. When yeast is dissolved the
If
temperature of water is very important. If it's too cold, the yeast will not
the yeast. In order for yeast to grow, we must
the water temperature is too hot, it will
meet three conditions for growth.
Answer:
It makes pastries rise
Explanation
"As more and more tiny air cells fill with carbon dioxide, the dough rises and we're on the way to leavened bread. Yeast cells thrive on simple sugars. As the sugars are metabolized, carbon dioxide and alcohol are released into the bread dough, making it rise."
And how is this a question?
Mary Brown brings her 2 month son, Zach, in for his well child check. The provider discusses vaccines with the mother and the mother refuses her son to have the vaccines. Using the Patients' Bill of Rights, apply it as it relates to the refusal of treatment, by discussing what needs to happen.
Answer:
An Exception according to the patients' Bill of right enables the doctor to carry out the vaccination without the consent of the parent of the baby because the vaccination is life sustaining
Explanation:
Applying the patients' Bill of rights as it applies to refusal of treatment , a patient has the right to refuse treatment and it is the duty of the doctor or physician IN charge of the patient to try to convince the patient on reasons why the treatment should be administered on them and also try to eliminate any fear that the patient might be entertaining.
But in a case like the one mentioned above whereby Mary Brown is trying to deny her child a treatment that its denial might be life threatening to the child ,there is an Exception according to the patients' Bill of right that enables the doctor to carry out the vaccination without the consent of the parent of the baby because the vaccination is life sustaining
do you like boneless chicken?? (if u do u is absolutely wrong)
Answer: yesss, I love all chicken
Answer:
i dont like chicken:0..
Explanation:
what is apples and oranges
The urinary system is composed of the ?
Answer:
The organs of the urinary system include the kidneys, renal pelvis, ureters, bladder and urethra.
Explanation: The body takes nutrients from food and converts them to energy.
A radioactive isotope has half life of 10dsys. what is the time required for the activity of the isotope to fall to a 16th of it's original value?
in your mouth, the food mixes with saliva and is mechanically broken into smaller pieces. We call this process
Answer:
We call this process: chemical digestion
who likes melanie martinez
Answer:
I like all of her song that I have heard.
Explanation:
Answer:
loved her since 2016
Explanation:
After breakfast both patients are off the unit getting tests done. You discover that Mr. Needle forgot to give himself his breakfast injection of Apidra and Mr. Pumper forgot to reconnect his pump after showering. You have to leave the unit and deal with both situations.
Which fnaf character is the scariest?
A. Springtrap Fnaf 3
B. Golden Freddy Fnaf 1
C. Nightmare Fnaf 4
D. Ennard Fnaf Sister Location
E. Circus Baby Fnaf sister location
F. Mangle Fnaf 2
Answer: G. all the above
Springtrap if not Nightmare
What would you tell a person who says "We shouldn't eat fat because all it does is make us gain weight"?
Answer:
Explanation:
No Matter you eat more Fat or more Calories
You to just eat maintain Fat that doesn't make you fat
Which of the following is not a basic part of the human cell
Answer:
Which would be Cell Wall
Explanation:
13.The physician has ordered tetracycline 8 mg/kg IM every 8 hours for a patient. If the patient
weights 30 kg (66 lbs), how much tetracycline should the patient receive daily?
Answer:
720mg/daily
Explanation:
240 mg for his wt every 8 h
so 240 *3 = 720
Watch the video below
Nursing Simulation Scenario: Medical Error
Write a 500 word response:
What contributed to medication error in this scenario?
Answer:
What contributed to the medication error was that the nurse did not check the patient's INR before applying the medication.
Explanation:
Medication errors occur when someone in the medical team fails to evaluate a factor and ends up passing a medication that could not be consumed or applied in the presence of that factor. In the case presented in the video, mentioned in the question above, the patient had a very high INR, in this situation the medication known as Coumadin could not be applied, as it could cause abnormal bleeding and it was difficult to control. However, the nurse did not check the level of INR that the patient was presenting before applying the medication.
what is the most common uterine tumor during pregnancy ?
a. sarcoma
b. adenomyosis
c. adenoma
d. leiomyoma