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what is the ideal posture in a wheelchair? - hips to the back of the seat at a 90 degree angle knees at a 90 degree angle feet firmly supported on footrests leg resting on the seat surface *posture isn't always possible* how long can someone sit in one position when they have no feeling in their butt and has a history of open pressure ulcers on their butt and is unable to shift their weight? - 1 hour

The nurse has been teaching a client with congestive heart failure about proper nutrition. The selection of which lunch indicates the client has learned about sodium restriction? A) Cheese sandwich with a glass of 2% milk B) Sliced turkey sandwich and canned pineapple C) Cheeseburger and baked potato D) Mushroom pizza and ice cream - B) Sliced turkey sandwich and canned pineapple

What are the limitations to the reflex theory? - Does not explain movements without a stimulus, voluntary, novel, varied, spontaneous movements, or fast movements. Which theory can explain abnormal reflexes after cortical damage, CNS is over PNS and reflexes, and movement can be facilitated with proprioceptive input? - Hierarchical Limitations to the hierarchical theory - Does not explain normal reflexive behavior

Experience rating aka medical underwriting, employers and employees pay based on their groups' use of services in previous years Fee-for-service consists of charges paid for specific services provided, and as a payment system, it encourages the provision of as many services as possible

Feedback - Information given or dialogue between participants, facilitator, simulator, peer with the intention of improving the understanding of concepts or aspects of performance. FHM - fetal heart monitor FHR - fetal heart rate

Types of coordination of care – clinician-patient relationship, institutional coordination financial coordination coordination between health care public health

The nurse is talking to parents about nutrition in school aged children. Which of the following is the most common nutritional disorder in this age group? A) Bulimia B) Anorexia C) Obesity D) Malnutrition - C) Obesity

The neurotransmitters that could be involved in the different types of anxiety disorders (i.e., panic) - Major ones are norepinephrine serotonin, and gamma-aminobutyric acid. Increases would be seen in norepinephrine and serotonin (opposite in depression).

A flowering plant produces pollen in the A) stigma. B) ovule. C) fruit. D) anther. E) style. d ________ are modified leaves that are often brightly colored and scented to attract pollinators. A) Filaments B) Anthers C) Petals D) Stigma E) Sepals c Which of the following statements is TRUE? A) When mature, the carpel will become the seed and the anther will become the fruit. B) When mature, the ovules will become seeds and the ovary will develop into a fruit. C) When mature, the st...

A company has just completed an audit of disaster protection strategies. The company has decided it must keep and be able to retrieve backup data for a period of 30 years. The company has implemented tape backups using 8mm digital audio tapes. Which factor could impact the company's ability to access information from the backup tapes? A Tape access speed B Technical obsolescence C Reading tape header D Network speed - B