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STUDY GUIDE – NUR 289 – – SECTION 1 – Understanding and Managing Responses to Stress 1. Immune Stress Responses ● Interaction between nervous system and immune system during alarm pha se of GAS(General Adaptation Syndrome by Hans Selye’s) ● Negatively affects body’s ability to produce protective factors 2. Mediators of Stress Response: ● Stressor: 2 types of stressor: a.Physical: -any environmental condition. Eg: pollution,fire,heavy snowfall, traffic ,noise, natural disaster a...

RLGN 104 WEEK 2 NOTES RLGN 104 WEEK 2 NOTES Chapters  Hindson: chs. 2,5  Powell: chs. 2–3  Weider: chs. 2–3Hindson 2,5 2 The Existence of God There are four main arguments Christians have historically used to prove God‘s existence: the cosmological argument, the teleological argument, the moral argument, and the experiential argument. These four lines of reasoning describe arguments about creation‘s existence, creation‘s design, universal morality, and personal exp...

Medical Surgery: Chapter 41- Assessment of the Nervous System • The major divisions of the nervous system are the central nervous system (CNS) (brain and spinal cord) and peripheral nervous sys tem (PNS). • The divisions of the nervous system work together to control: o COGNITION o MOBILITY o SENSORY PERCEPTION. ◆ Anatomy and Physiology Review • The basic unit of the nervous system, the neuron, transmits impulses, or “messages.” • Some neurons are motor (causing purposeful physical...

CRW2601 - General Principles Of Criminal Law_EXAM_PREP. STUDY UNIT 1 Let’s apply this simple principle to a concrete set of facts: Assume X is charged with having assaulted Y. The evidence relied upon by the prosecution to prove the charge reveals that one night while X was walking in his sleep, he trampled upon Y, who happened to be sleeping on the fl oor. Has X committed assault? FEEDBACK The answer is obviously “no”, on the following grounds: Because X was walking in his sleep, h...

CRW2601 EXAM PREP STUDY UNIT 1 Let’s apply this simple principle to a concrete set of facts: Assume X is charged with having assaulted Y. The evidence relied upon by the prosecution to prove the charge reveals that one night while X was walking in his sleep, he trampled upon Y, who happened to be sleeping on the fl oor. Has X committed assault? FEEDBACK The answer is obviously “no”, on the following grounds: Because X was walking in his sleep, his act was not voluntary – in other ...