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Yama - Social contracts Niyama - Personal behaviors Chakra - Concentrated areas of energy aligned vertically in the body that relate to eachother as well as specific areas of the body/mind/spirit Om - Sound of the entire universe Ahimsa - Avoidance of violence Asteya - Non-stealing Santosha - Contentment Bandha - Lock or bond Vinyasa - Flow Pranayama - Breath/Life Force Saucha - Cleanliness Samadhi - Enlightenment Satya - Truth Brahmacharya - Moderation of ...

What is Social support? - Behaviors that communicate to an individual that he or she is valued and cared for by others What is a buffering hypothesis? - Holds that social support, creates a buffer between the stressful experience and feeling overwhelmed or helpless. What is the direct-effect model? - proposes that social support is beneficial, even when we are not encountering a stressor What is Coping? - The process of managing stressful situations What is Health self-efficacy? - Be...

Chakra - Wheel/Disk - - energetic accumulation points in the subtle body. Each one represents basic level of human consciousness OM - Sound representation of the four states of Brahman (eternal truth). Speaks to the eschatological nature of our existence. Birth, Life, Death, Understanding (Omnipotence) Yoga - Union - - the cessation of fluctuations of the mind Bandha - Lock - - refers to stopping the outflow of energy and turning it to draw inward Vinyasa - Flow - - steady dynamic fl...

Environmental Factors - ecological model. shaped by fed and state laws and organizational policies, includes how health related resources are allocated, managed and protected. advocacy - attempt to influence public opinion that directly affect ppl's lives. individuals can act on their own or be apart of a network. brings an issue up to decision making level media advocacy - amplifies an issue so it is heard. earned media - mass media coverage from a story that is earned through public ...

APHA (American Public Health Association) - Mission: improve the health of public and achieve health equity in health status - founded in 1872 -nation's leading public health organization What is a superfund site? - Superfund is the trust fund of the monies (from taxes) set aside to covers costs of responsible parties that cannot or will not pay for remeditation When was CERCLA established? - CERCLA (Comprehesive Environmental Response Compensation and Liability Act was established in...

Recon-ng A a full-featured Web Reconnaissance framework written in Python (CLI - Linux) Uses modules to customize the search. Some modules include Whois query, PGP Key search, Social media profile associations, file crawler, and DNS record enumerator. Shodan a search engine designed to locate and index IoT devices connected to the Internet. There is a free version, but it requires a subscription to access all tools. Maltego is a program that can be used to determine the relationships a...

Administrative controls security measures implemented to monitor the adherence to organizational policies and procedures. Those include activities such as hiring and termination policies, employee training along with creating business continuity and incident response plans. Physical controls restrict, detect and monitor access to specific physical areas or assets. Methods include barriers, tokens, biometrics or other controls such as ensuring the server room doors are properly locked, along w...

The nurse is preparing to administer an intramuscular injection to a toddler-age client. Which is the most appropriate statement by the nurse prior to this procedure? "It is all right to cry. After we are done, you can go to the box and pick out your favorite sticker." The fetal heart rate baseline is 140 bpm. When contractions begin, the fetal heart rate drops suddenly to 120 and rapidly returns to 140 before the end of the contraction. Which nursing intervention is the best? Assist the pa...

PAS 251F Pediatrics Exam quizzes and answers bundle!!

The nurse is creating a teaching poster for pregnant mothers. Which description of fetal development should the nurse include? Most organs are formed by 8 weeks after fertilization. While auscultating fetal heart tones, a client who is at 37 weeks' gestation and is in the supine position is experiencing dizziness, lightheadedness, and clammy skin. Which nursing action is the most appropriate? Place a wedge beneath the patient's right hip A 38-week newborn is small for gestational age (SGA)...