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When was pre-socratic philosophy - 600-500BCE What did Anaximander believe? - The arche is the aperion, it is unbounded, limitless. Because it is unbounded, there is no beginning. arrives at the idea of first causes, first cause must be boundless. what is the arche-anaximander - the force through all nature What did Xenophanes believe? - That history could teach people to live moral lives. First to attack anthropomorphic gods and poets. believed god was omnipresent. Had a singular idea o...

What are the memory items associated with an engine fire? - a. Fly the aircraft, adjust for OEI flight b. Identify the appropriate malfunctioning engine c. Confirm the correct engine/throttle, reduce throttle to idle d. Proceed with appropriate checklists If during level cruise flight the aircraft unexpectedly yaws to the right, and is not responding to left pedal, what may be occurring? - Loss of tail rotor thrust may be occurring What is the immediate action if you have a loss of tail ...

When was Phi Kappa Psi founded? - Feb 19th, 1852 Who founded Phi Kappa Psi? - William Henry Letterman and Charles Page Thomas Moore Why was Phi Kappa Psi founded? - a typhoid fever epidemic hit Jefferson College in Canonsburg, Pennsylvania. Many students left school. Among those who remained were William Henry Letterman and Charles Page Thomas Moore. They chose to care for their classmates who were stricken with the contagious disease, and a strong bond was formed. In the following school y...

Presidents of Phi Kappa Psi (Start with W) - William Henry Letterman and Charles Page Thomas Moore Place Phi Kappa Psi was Founded (city, state abbreviation) - Canonsberg, PA What outbreak caused them to work together? - Influenza Outbreak College Phi Kappa Psi was Founded - Jefferson College What did Thomas Cambell do? - Established Rituals What does GAC stand for? - Grand Arch Council When was the fraternity founded - February 19, 1852 Who was in charge before the executive council was...

What are the founding fathers? - Brother William Henry letterman and Brother Charles Page Thomas Moore What is the date that Phi Kappa Psi was founded? - Febuary 19, 1852 Where was Phi Kappa Psi originally founded? - Campus of Jefferson College in Cannonsburg, Pennsylvania How is Phi Kappa Psi different from other fraternities? - They were the first fraternity to expand nationwide What were the circumstances at the college at time of founding? - There was a typhoid outbreak. What effect ...

What are the founding fathers? - Brother William Henry letterman and Brother Charles Page Thomas Moore What is the date that Phi Kappa Psi was founded? - Febuary 19, 1852 Where was Phi Kappa Psi originally founded? - Campus of Jefferson College in Cannonsburg, Pennsylvania How is Phi Kappa Psi different from other fraternities? - They were the first fraternity to expand nationwide What were the circumstances at the college at time of founding? - There was a typhoid outbreak. What effect ...

Paragraph 3 of Creed - I believe that I am honor bound to strengthen my character and deepen my integrity; to counsel and guide my Brothers who stray from their obligations; to respect and emulate my Brothers who practice moderation in their manners and morals; to be ever mindful that loyalty to my Fraternity should not weaken loyalty to my college, but rather increase devotion to it, to my country, and to my God; When was Phi Psi founded? (nationally and locally) - Nationally: February 19,...

(Fundamentals of CJ) Name of the person filling an appeal - Appellate (Fundamentals of CJ) The name of the party that opposes the appeal - Respondent (Fundamentals of CJ) How many judges are in the Wisconsin Supreme Court? - 7 (Fundamentals of CJ) How many judges are in the U.S. Supreme Court? - 9 (Fundamentals of CJ) What does a warrant command? - The defendant be arrested and brought before the court (Fundamentals of CJ) What does a summons command? - Orders the defendant to appear befor...

Drugs that PRODUCE a response - agonist Drug that PREVENT or block a response - antagonist Therapeutic WINDOW is what? - level of the drug between minimal effective concentration in the plasma for obtaining desired drug response and the minimal toxic concentration The time it takes for one half of the drug concentration to be eliminated from the body is called? - half life what is a patient on two highly protein bound drugs at risk for? - accumulation and toxicity a decreased responsivene...

What does Meloxicam treat? - Arthritis What is Levemir - Insulin What is Glimepiride used for? - Diabetes What is metformin used for? - PCOS, Pre-Diabetic, Diabetic What is Simvastatin used for? - High cholesterol What is Irbesartan used for? - Hypertension ( high blood pressure ) What is escitalopram used for? - depression and anxiety Patient centered interview Clinician Centered - -focused on the clinicians needs to elicit symptoms, details, and other data -personal concerns are ignor...