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INP 402 – Final Exam |100% Correct Answers| UPDATED!! When building a cascading flowsheet trigger row, what difference does it make to enter "Prompt users" verses "Add without prompting user" in the method field? *Ans* "Prompt users" causes the Cascading groups/rows window to appear, where users can pick which rows and groups they would like to add to the flowsheet. "Add without prompting users" triggers an automatic cascade that does not give users a choice of what to add. ...

INP 402 Mock Exam 2024 |Question and Answers| automatic cascades *Ans* add new groups and rows to the flowsheets without additional input from the user prompted cascades *Ans* allow the user to pick which groups and rows to add to the flowsheet allow copy forward *Ans* R click in the row and copy a previous assessment to the current time column charting to a definition *Ans* clinicians record only abnormal values row information *Ans* instructions on how to document in this row (app...

INP 402 Final Exam 2024 |Question and Answers| 100% Correct [Graded A+!!!] Positive Reinforcement *Ans* A behavior strengthening procedure in which the occurrence of a behavior is followed by a desired stimulus, or reinforcer Positive Punishment *Ans* A behavior reduction procedure in which the occurrence of behavior is followed by an aversive stimulus Negative Punishment *Ans* A behavior reduction procedure, more commonly called omission, in which a desired stimulus is removed or omi...