Psychology Test 1 Review FLASHCARDS WRITE SPELL TEST MATCH GRAVITY Upgrade to remove ads Only 1month Psychology is best defined as the CLICK THE CARD TO FLIP IT A search for the most successful treatment for people with emotional cognitive or neurological disorders B use of scientific methods to study the elements of human consciousness C study of the human experience from birth to old age D science of behavior and mental processes E study of how childhood experiences affect adulthood behavior CLICK THE ARROWS BELOW TO ADVANCE Terms in this set 50 Psychology is best defined as the A search for the most successful treatment for people with emotional cognitive or neurological disorders B use of scientific methods to study the elements of human consciousness C study of the human experience from birth to old age D science of behavior and mental processes E study of how childhood experiences affect adulthood behavior displacement Alonzo was playing baseball and made a mistake His coach yelled at him Alonzo was angry but instead of yelling back he punched his stuffed animals when he returned home Alonzo displayed the defense mechanism of Extrinsic Juan is a CEO of HoolaHoops Inc He sees his employees as lazy untrustworthy creatures with no interest in their work Thus he offers a highly structured heavily supervised work environment Juan assumes that his employees are primarily motivated by ______ rewards studying memory thinking learning and other mental processes Experimentalcognitive psychologists are primarily interested in engineering The interiors of cars have been redesigned in recent years so that most of the controls can be operated without the hands of the driver leaving the steering wheel These changes would most likely be made by an _________________ psychologist biological Dr Jamison is conducting a study examining the emotional and behavioral changes that occur during puberty Dr Jamison is especially interested in how these changes are associated with changes in hormones The subfield of psychology Dr Jamison seems to be interested in is ______________ psychology industrialorganizational As an undergraduate psychology major Carl has developed a strong desire to study behavior and mental processes in particular human performance During an internship at a local business Carl is intrigued with how a managers interpersonal style can affect the workers motivation The field of ______________ psychology would be most applicable to Carls interests Repression Kevin was mugged at gunpoint in the park while walking his dog He was so overcome with fear that he unconsciously pushed the traumatic experience out of his awareness Kevin appears to be utilizing what ego defense mechanism clinical cognitive Martha is a psychologist interested in the treatment of an eating disorder She focuses on the maladaptive ways in which its sufferers receive and process information about themselves Martha is most likely an ______ psychologist with an ______ approach Motivation is best defined as the study of the reasons behind peoples thoughts and actions optimal arousal Geoff a basketball player for City High School sinks thirty straight free throws during practice However during the critical game of the season with the score tied and twenty seconds left to play Geoff misses three consecutive free throws Geoffs behavior can be best explained by ______________ theory social People sometimes choose a certain career because they want to please their parents This is an example of an ______________ factor as a motivational source Adding and removing clothes so as to maintain a comfortable body temperature Which of the following best illustrates a behavior that is motivated by biological factors Yoon drops out of school because she has doubts about her academic ability Which of the following is the best example of behavior that is motivated by cognitive factors compensation Karsons parents always told him he was stupid and he developed a fear of appearing stupid to other people Thus Karson works very hard at school According to Freud Karsons hard work in school is an example of the ______ defense mechanism person will be unconsciously preoccupied with the area of pleasure According to Freud if conflicts at any given psychosexual stage are unresolved the evolutionary Kent and Jebreel both ask Danielle out on a date Kent is very attractive and a lot of fun to be with but he is also unemployed Jebreel is older than Kent has a secure job and owns his own home however Jebreel is quite unattractive and not very much fun Danielle chooses to go out with Jebreel instead of Kent The __________ theory of motivation would best predict Danielles choice Shivering to generate body heat when you are cold Which of the following is the best example of an action that maintains homeostasis Read a book to satisfy her curiosity about how diamonds are formed Jessi a college freshman is engaged in the following activities Which activity can not be explained by the drive reduction theory of motivation Drive reduction Santa Claus stops by your house to drop off presents and is feeling very hungry He sees two cookies on the mantle and quickly devours them Afterward he no longer feels a need to eat What theory of motivation best describes this situation people tend to perform best when arousal is moderate Jessi decides to take caffeine pills to stay on top of all of her homework her job and her extracurricular activities However the resulting overstimulation may be problematic for Jessi because incentive Karl wants to get straight As in school because his parents have promised to buy him a new car if he does so This is an illustration of the ______ theory of motivation Reference group You come to PMSA aware of the new uniform code and have on a purple polo As you go throughout the day you see your friends are disobeying the uniform code and continue to wear black tops The next day you arrive with a black dress Your peers were your what processes are involved in decision making A cognitive psychologist would be most likely to design a study of has some unconscious conflicts concerning his mother According to psychodynamic principles a little boy who continuously and mistakenly calls his teacher Mom probably Psychodynamic Which of the following psychological approaches states that being able to effectively resolve internal conflicts leads to normal adaptive behavior humanist psychodynamic Regina and Haoli saw a person on the quad dancing naked painted all over like a lava lamp Because Regina views the scene from the ______ theory of personality she believes that the dancers behavior must be meaningful to him Haoli however views the scene from the _______ theory of personality and she believes that some aspect of the dancers personality is failing to control his impulses id pleasure Roland was hungry so he went to McFood Place But when he got in line he realized he didnt have any money He saw a woman set her french fries down on a table then walk away Roland quickly grabbed the fries and left According to Freud Rolands actions were driven by his __________ which operates on the __________ principle rationalization After Daniel had ballooned to a weight of 450 pounds he became very stressed When confronted about his stress and weight problem by his wife he said It is healthy for me to maintain this weight because Ill live longer if a famine occurs What defense mechanism is Daniel using reaction formation Felix has always been attracted to his best friends girlfriend Rita From all outward appearances though Felix seems to really dislike Rita Felix is likely employing what defense mechanism ego id superego Reece really wants to have sex with his girlfriend Marjorie According to the psychodynamic approach to personality Reeces ______ will make compromises between his ______ which demands immediate satisfaction and his ______ which tells him he should wait until he is married displacement When Staceys husband has had a frustrating day at work he is easily irritated and sometimes screams at her According to Freud when Staceys husband yells at her he is employing the defense mechanism known as incentive Rowena expects to be rewarded by her parents with a major present such as a new car if she graduates from college with honors Her resulting hard work in college best illustrates the ______________ theory of motivation unconsciously forget a traumatic experience If Cindy is displaying the ego defense mechanism of repression she would most likely sublimation Vincent has a bad day at work and unconsciously wants to punch his boss However instead Vincent goes home and energetically paints a picture of the devil and he feels much better afterward In this example Vincent is using the defense mechanism known as Alfred Adler Many of Freuds contemporaries disagreed with his ideas Who placed more emphasis on the innate desire for selffulfillment and a striving for superiority incentive drive reduction Josh starts smoking in order to experience the pleasurable feelings associated with nicotine This behavior is best explained by the __________ theory of motivation Eventually however Josh becomes physically addicted to nicotine and now he needs the drug to reduce the cravings he feels Joshs behavior is now best explained by __________ theory Psychodynamic approach Which approach to personality attributes chronic headaches and high blood pressure to unresolved psychic conflicts Learned helplessness A condition in which a person suffers from a sense of powerlessness arising from a traumatic event or persistent failure to succeed is known as learned helplessness Jane has suffered from a cigarette addiction for the past 15 years She has tried to kick her addiction multiple times without success She decides she will just continue to smoke for the rest of her life because at least she will be happy Jane giving up on quitting her addiction could be due to Self handicapping To make up an excusereason for failure before we do the task in the hopes of protecting their selfesteem is known as Illusory superiority Sam thinks he is the best student in the classroom He believes that he is wasting time in class because he already knows everything Sam may be suffering from Reference group You walk into the auditorium and see the audience standing up So you walk in get in your row and also remain standing The audience was your False consensus Another teacher walks into your classroom to offer your class some pizza but Ms Momney thinks its too early for pizza and assumes the class thinks this as well So she turns him away Ms Momney may be suffering from False uniqueness Theresa believes she is the only person in the classroom with weird parents She is so embarrassed that she doesnt tell them any school events so her teachers and friends never meet them Theresa may be suffering from motive Turkey Lurkey corners Henny Penny and demands Tell me exactly what purpose you have for running around here and telling us all the sky is falling Why are you doing this Turkey Lurkey is asking Henny Penny to reveal her Instinct Imagine you are a male threespined stickleback a fish You come across a nest of unfertilized threespined stickleback eggs and you cant help but do a particular dance and then go ahead and fertilize the eggs Which theory of motivation accounts for your behavior Evolutionary Michael prefers attractive and healthy women half his age Catherine prefers rich men twice her age What theory of motivation best explains their preferences for mate selection Shivering to generate body heat when you are cold Which of the following is the best example of an action that maintains homeostasis just world phenomenon A 17yearold woman is attacked by a mugger while jogging at twointhemorning While it wasnt the best time to go running which of the following suggest why it truly is not the victims fault YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE 344 terms Gen Psy Final BK 344 terms 104 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Chapter 24 Alterations of Cardiovascular Function FLASHCARDS WRITE SPELL TEST MATCH GRAVITY Upgrade to remove ads Only 1month A client has a condition that causes blood to pool and produces distended tortuous and palpable vessels Which condition will the nurse observe written on the chart Thrombus Varicose veins Venous stasis ulcers Deep vein thrombosis CLICK THE CARD TO FLIP IT Thrombus CLICK THE ARROWS BELOW TO ADVANCE 1 36 Terms in this set 36 A client has a condition that causes blood to pool and produces distended tortuous and palpable vessels Which condition will the nurse observe written on the chart Thrombus Varicose veins Venous stasis ulcers Deep vein thrombosis Thrombus A nurse is teaching a group of healthy people about reducing the risk of cardiovascular disease Which information is most important Eating less meat Cessation of smoking Administration of blood products Increasing exercise from mild to moderate Cessation of smoking A client presents to the clinic after eating peanuts The nurse should monitor the client for which type of shock Septic Neurogenic Cardiogenic Anaphylactic Anaphylactic A client calls the clinic reporting that painful indigestion can not be alleviated and asks the nurse what to do Before answering the client which information should the nurse consider The client may be having a myocardial infarction The client activated the parasympathetic nervous system The client probably became dehydrated from gastric distress The client needs to deep breathe to get oxygen to the tissues The client may be having a myocardial infarction Which intervention is the priority for a client with Buerger disease Reduction of blood pressure Administration of vasodilators Cessation of cigarette smoking Dependent positioning of the feet Cessation of cigarette smoking In a client with mitral stenosis cardiac catheterization findings would indicate increased pressure in which heart chamber Left atrium Right atrium Left ventricle Right ventricle Left atrium Which type of shock should the nurse assess for in a client with uncontrolled massive bleeding Septic Neurogenic Cardiogenic Hypovolemic Hypovolemic A client had myocardial cells temporarily deprived of blood supply Which term should the nurse use to describe this condition during report Infarction Ischemia Dyslipidemia Peripheral artery disease Ischemia A client has chronic venous insufficiency Which intervention will the nurse implement Avoid exercising Keep legs dependent Apply compression stockings Ambulate with tightfitting shoes Apply compression stockings A client has acute inflammation of the pericardium Which term should the nurse use to describe this condition Pericarditis Cardiomyopathy Pericardial effusion Myocardial infarction Pericarditis Which client is at greatest risk for a pulmonary embolism A woman with varicose veins A man with atherosclerosis A young adult with Raynaud disease An elderly client with deep vein thrombosis An elderly client with deep vein thrombosis A nurse is caring for a client with a broken right lower tibia on which a cast will be placed in a few minutes The client has a history of left heart failure that has been well managed with medications Which assessment findings does the nurse recognize as a potential exacerbation of the clients left heart failure that should be communicated to the clients primary healthcare provider Pulse 82 beats per minute My heart is pounding Blood Pressure 14080 toes warm to touch bilaterally Lung sounds crackles and moist cough I cant catch my breath Right ankle 3 pitting edema pedal pulse slightly palpable on right Lung sounds crackles and moist cough I cant catch my breath Which information should the nurse include when teaching about the most frequent cause of infective endocarditis Viral infection Fungal infection Bacterial infection Autoimmune infection Bacterial infection Which activity is most likely to cause orthostatic hypotension in a client Sleeping Exercising Sitting down Standing up Standing up A client has cardiomyopathy What part of the heart is damaged Pericardium Myocardium Endocardium Interstitium Myocardium A client has chronic venous insufficiency Which area should the nurse assess first Head Trunk Nervous system Lower extremities Lower extremities Which blood pressure reading from an adult client would the nurse report as normal 11070 12080 13090 140100 11070 An elderly client with normal extracellular fluid ECF volume almost fainted when getting up out of bed in the morning What should the nurse initially teach this client Restrict sodium in the diet Arise slowly from the bed or chair Stop smoking and reduce fat in the diet Replace body fluid losses with salt and water Arise slowly from bed or chair A nurse is asked by a client about a silent myocardial infarction What is the nurses best response to define a silent myocardial infarction A heart attack that causes rapid death A heart attack that occurs at the same time as a stroke A heart attack that occurs without the person experiencing pain A heart attack that occurs before the person is able to call for help A heart attack that occurs without the person experiencing pain A client had an occlusion of a blood vessel from a bolus of circulating matter in the bloodstream The nurse will use which term in report to describe the clients condition Embolus Foam cell Thrombus Thrombophlebitis Embolus A client with peripheral artery disease reports pain with ambulation How should the nurse communicate this finding during shift report The client has emboli in leg vessels The client has Raynaud phenomenon The client has intermittent claudication The client has experienced a traumatic injury The client has intermittent claudication Which client is at risk for atherosclerosis from endothelial dysfunction A woman with anemia A young man who smokes cigarettes A young woman with a vitamin K deficiency A man whose preferred form of exercise is contact sports A young man who smokes cigarettes A nurse is conducting health screenings at a local clinic Which risk factors will place the individuals at a higher risk for hypertension Select all that apply Advanced age Highsodium diet Cigarette smoking Highpotassium diet Asian American raceethnicity Advanced age Highsodium diet and Cigarette smoking A healthy individual stands up suddenly What effect does the nurse expect when the baroreceptor reflex is activated Increased heart rate and vasodilation Decreased heart rate and vasodilation Increased heart rate and vasoconstriction Decreased heart rate and vasoconstriction Increased heart rate and vasoconstriction A client has elevated levels of adipokines Which goal is most important Reduce pain Reduce weight Increase blood pressure Increase blood viscosity Reduce weight The nurse teaches young adults about the harmful effects of cigarette smoking Which information from the young adults indicates teaching was effective Clotting is increased because of smoking Epinephrine decreases in people who smoke cigarettes Smoking will reduce lowdensity lipoprotein LDL levels Cigarettes cause an increase in highdensity lipoprotein HDL levels Clotting is increased because of smoking Which pathophysiologic mechanism should the nurse remember when planning care for a client with neurogenic shock There is massive activation of the immune system There is decreased parasympathetic nervous stimulation There is sympathetic understimulation of vascular smooth muscle There is a release of vasodilatory mediators such as histamine into the circulation There is sympathetic understimulation of vascular smooth muscle A nurse checks a woman on estrogen replacement therapy for deep vein thrombosis What is the rationale for the nurses action Estrogen causes endothelial injury Estrogen causes hypercoagulability Estrogen causes stasis of blood flow Estrogen causes a reduction in platelets Estrogen causes hypercoagulability To help a nurse determine if a client has had a myocardial infarction MI which laboratory results will provide the best evidence Elevated serum levels of cardiac troponin Elevated P waves on an electrocardiogram Elevated serum levels of cardiac myoglobin Elevated serum levels of creatine phosphokinasemyocardial bound CPKMB Elevated serum levels of cardiac troponin A client has a loud holosystolic murmur that radiates to the back and axilla Based on this assessment finding which valvular abnormality does the nurse suspect the client is experiencing Mitral stenosis Aortic stenosis Mitral regurgitation Aortic regurgitation Mitral regurgitation A nurse is caring for a client with a condition that causes the left atrium to work harder during systole The nurse is caring for which client A client with mitral stenosis A client with aortic stenosis A client with tricuspid stenosis A client with pulmonary stenosis Mitral stenosis Which laboratory result will alert the nurse that a client with atherosclerosis may be predisposed to coronary artery disease Triglyceride level of 150 mgdl Total cholesterol level of 180 mgdl Highdensity lipoprotein HDL level of 30 mgdl Lowdensity lipoprotein LDL level of 100 mgdl Highdensity lipoprotein HDL level 30 mgdl The nurse admits a client with chronic arterial insufficiency of the lower extremities from thromboangiitis obliterans When assessing the lower extremities which findings would the nurse typically observe Swollen red and warm leg Shiny skin thick nails and pain during activity Thickened skin high blood pressure and no pain Normal findings except for dilated tortuous veins and aching Shiny skin thick nails and pain during activity Which laboratory result will alert the nurse that the client is at risk for development of fatty streaks in atherosclerosis Decreased levels of highly sensitive Creactive proteins Increased levels of lowdensity lipoproteins LDLs Increased levels of highdensity lipoproteins HDLs Decreased levels of serum fibrinogen levels Increased levels of lowdensity lipoproteins LDLs A nurse teaches a group of clients about the known causes of infective endocarditis Which information indicates teaching was successful Select all that apply Fungi Parasites Rickettsia Autoimmunity Myocardial ischemia Fungi Parasites and Rickettsia A 6yearold client presents with polyarthritis and the parents report no medical history except for a sore throat 4 weeks ago On physical examination a murmur is noted Which diagnosis is supported by the assessment data Lyme disease Reiter syndrome Rheumatoid arthritis Acute rheumatic fever Acute rheumatic fever

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Psych Chapter 16 Social Cognition FLASHCARDS WRITE SPELL TEST MATCH GRAVITY Upgrade to remove ads Only 1month define social psychology CLICK THE CARD TO FLIP IT The subfield of psychology that focuses on how people think about other people and interact in relationships and groups CLICK THE ARROWS BELOW TO ADVANCE 1 64 Terms in this set 64 define social psychology The subfield of psychology that focuses on how people think about other people and interact in relationships and groups define social cognition The area of social psychology that focuses on how people perceive their social worlds and how they attend to store remember and use information about other people and the social world define impression formation The process of developing initial views of others define impression management A persons efforts to control how others will view him or her define attitude An overall evaluation about some aspect of the world define cognitive dissonance The uncomfortable state that arises because of a discrepancy between an attitude and behavior or between two attitudes define selfperception theory The theory that people come to understand themselves by making inferences from their behavior and the events surrounding their behavior define persuasion Attempts to change peoples attitudes define mere exposure effect The changegenerally favorablein attitude that can result from simply becoming familiar with something define social cognitive neuroscience The subfield of psychology that attempts to understand social cognition not only by specifying the cognitive mechanisms that underlie it but also by discovering how those mechanisms are rooted in the brain define stereotype A belief or set of beliefs about people in a particular category define prejudice An attitude generally negative toward members of a group define ingroup An individuals own group define outgroup A group other than an individuals own define recategorization A means of reducing prejudice by shifting the categories of us and them so that the two groups are no longer distinct entities define attribution An explanation for the cause of an event or behavior define internal attribution An explanation of someones behavior that focuses on the persons preferences beliefs goals or other characteristics also called dispositional attribution define external attribution An explanation of someones behavior that focuses on the situation also called situational attribution define selfserving bias A persons inclination to attribute his or her own failures to external causes and own successes to internal causes but to attribute other peoples failures to internal causes and their successes to external causes define belief in a just world An attributional bias that assumes that people get what they deserve How long does it generally take us to form accurate first impressions Less than 5 minutes define halo effect If you think someone has a positiveimportant trait you are likely to infer that heshe has other positiveimportant traits define primacy effect The information about a person that you notice early on is likely to bias subsequent information about the person define rebound effect When you regulate yourself considerably to produce an impression you think more about the behavior you are trying to suppress once youve suppressed it What are the ABCs of attitude Affective behavioral cognitive What is the affective quality of an attitude Your feelings about the object or issue in question What is the behavioral quality of an attitude Your predisposition to act in a particular way toward the object or issue in question refers to the inclination not the actual behavior What is the cognitive quality of an attitude What you believe or know about the object or issue in question How are attitudes shaped Individual experience personality and temperament What kind of attitude is more likely to affect behavior Strong stable relevant to behavior important or easily accessed from memory define social desirability bias The tendency of peoples responses to reflect their desire to be seen by others in a positive light define implicit association test IAT A test that measures the strength of association between an evaluation and a concept category or group of people In the study conducted by Festiger and Carlsmith why did those who were paid 1 seem to enjoy the study more than those who were paid 20 Those who were paid 1 couldnt justify that they enjoyed the task for the amount they were paid so to reduce the dissonance between what they did and what they received they subconsciously convinced themselves that they enjoyed the task those who were paid 20 seemed adequately compensated How do people tend to reduce dissonance Change how they understand their immoral act minimize responsibility for it disregard negative consequences blame and dehumanize victims What are the two routes to persuasion in the elaboration likelihood model of attitude change Central and peripheral How are we persuaded through the central route to persuasion The content of an argument How are we persuaded through the peripheral route to persuasion The attractiveness and expertise of the source of an argument What are four obstacles to persuasion Strong attitude reactance forewarning and selective avoidance Do we need to be conscious of dissonance in order to try to reduce it No patients with amnesia were asked to choose between two similar stimuli which one they liked more which requires finding reasons not to like one and they were later presented with the same stimuli after having forgotten them which led to them having stronger feelings about the two Which region of the brain plays a key role in holding positive attitudes Left frontal lobe Which region of the brain plays a key role in holding negative attitudes Right frontal lobe Which region of the brain plays a key role in encoding aversive stimuli Amygdala What do people tend to do when there is a conflict between a stereotype and the actual behavior of someone from the stereotypical group Rather than change it people create a new subtype within the stereotype Does prejudice arise from the presence of negative feelings or the absence of positive feelings It comes from both define social categorization The automatic process of dividing the world into categories of us and them both consciously and unconsciously define social identity theory The tendency of people to view the ingroup favorably and the outgroup unfavorably define illusory correlation The tendency to overestimate the strength of a relationship between two things ie white people overestimating amt of crime committed by blacks define illusion of outgroup homogeneity The inclination to view an outgroup as being more homogeneous than the ingroup define ingroup differentiation The inclination to view members of an ingroup as more heterogeneous than those of another group define discrimination The effect of prejudiced behavior define realistic conflict theory The theory that prejudice arises from the competition for scarce resources as groups compete for these resources they form increasingly negative views of other groups define social categorization theory The theory that the psychological forces leading to ingroup favoritism are so powerful that creating even an arbitrary us and them can lead to unconscious favoritism and discriminatory behavior define social learning theory Stereotypes can be spread and passed through generations as a learned prejudice define contact hypothesis Increased contact between different groups will decrease prejudice between them How does increased contact help reduce prejudice Groups become aware of similarities groups views can change if enough inconsistent information is presented and the illusion of homogeneity is shattered define jigsaw classroom A cooperative learning technique groups of 56 children from different backgrounds are given a research project each group member researches a particular aspect and then forms a new group with members of other jigsaw groups that are researching the same aspect of the assigment define theory of causal attribution The theory that people decide whether to attribute a given behavior to a persons enduring traits or to the situation based on whether the behavior shows consensus consistency and distinctiveness define attributional bias A cognitive shortcut for determining attribution that generally occurs outside of conscious awareness define correspondence bias The strong tendency to interpret other peoples behavior as due to internal dispositional causes rather than external situational ones also known as the fundamental attribution error Identify the dimension of attribution Would other people react similarly in the situation Consensus Identify the dimension of attribution Has the person responded in the same way in similar situations Consistency Identify the dimension of attribution Has the person responded differently in situations that are not similar Distinctiveness When can behavior be attributed to internal causes Consensus and distinctiveness are low and consistency is high When can behavior be attributed to external causes Consensus distinctiveness and consistency are all high YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE 53 terms PSY10004Psych 101Week 8 Social Cognition Psychology Chapter 14 24 terms psychology chapter 11 Social Psych Chapters123 Social Psych Exam 2 Social Psych Final OTHER SETS BY THIS CREATOR 30 terms Jewish Wortschatz 6 28 terms Jewish Wortschatz 5 16 terms Jewish Wortschatz 4 15 terms Jewish Wortschatz 3 THIS SET IS OFTEN IN FOLDERS WITH 7 terms Auditory Attention 53 terms Chapter 8 Memory 180 terms USHISTORY EOC REVIEW 38 terms Chapter 7 Membrane Structure and Function

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What

state

of

matter

is

the

simplest

and

best

understood

the

gaseous

state

is

the

simplest

and

best

understood

state

of

matter

Pressure

The

force

exerted

per

unit

area

by

gas

molecules

as

they

strike

the

surfaces

around

them

What

is

the

average

pressure

the

gas

molecules

in

the

atmosphere

at

sea

level

exert

Gas

molecules

in

our

atmosphere

exert

an

average

pressure

of

newtons

per

square

meter

or

pounds

per

square

inch

Does

the

pressure

that

gases

exert

increase

or

decrease

as

altitude

increases

why

The

pressure

gas

molecules

exert

decrease

as

altitude

increases

because

the

air

becomes

thinner

there

are

fewer

molecules

per

unit

volume

Atmospheric

pressure

is

equal

to

what

height

of

water

column

A

meter

column

of

water

exerts

as

much

pressure

as

the

gas

molecules

in

our

atmosphere

How

would

the

maximum

depth

of

a

shallow

well

be

different

at

different

altitudes

For

example

if

you

lived

in

Denver

at

an

altitude

mile

above

sea

level

would

the

maximum

depth

of

a

shallow

well

be

greater

than

less

than

or

the

same

at

sea

level

With

increase

in

altitude

the

atmospheric

pressure

decreases

Shallow

wells

use

atmospheric

pressure

to

drive

water

up

the

pip

So

the

depth

of

the

well

has

to

be

less

then

that

of

a

well

at

sea

level

to

accommodate

the

decreased

atmospheric

pressure

in

Denver

what

is

the

equation

for

pressure

PressureForceArea

or

PFA

What

factors

determine

the

pressure

exerted

by

gas

Pressure

exerted

by

a

gas

is

determined

by

the

number

of

gas

particlesmoles

temperature

volume

Barometer

A

barometer

is

an

evacuated

glass

tube

whose

tip

is

submerged

in

a

pool

of

mercury

What

are

the

different

units

of

pressure

Pascal

atmosphere

Torr

inches

of

mercury

pounds

per

square

inch

Average

air

pressure

at

sea

level

for

a

pascal

is

Pa

Average

air

pressure

at

sea

level

for

pounds

per

square

inch

is

psi

Average

air

pressure

at

sea

level

for

torr

is

torr

Average

air

pressure

at

sea

level

for

inch

of

mercury

is

in

Hg

Average

air

pressure

at

sea

level

for

atmosphere

is

atm

atmospheric

pressure

is

equal

to

what

column

height

of

Mercury

or

of

a

column

of

mercury

is

equal

to

atmosphere

torr

mmHg

mmHg

Who

is

Evangelista

Torricelli

Evagelista

Torricelli

is

the

Italian

physicist

who

invented

the

barometer

Atmosphere

The

average

pressure

at

sea

level

atm

mmHg

atm

mmHg

A

high

performance

road

bicycle

tire

is

inflated

to

a

total

pressure

of

psi

What

is

this

pressure

in

mmHg

What

we

know

mmHg

psi

so

psi

x

atm

x

x

mmHg

psi

atm

The

weather

channel

report

the

barometric

pressure

at

mmHg

convert

this

pressure

to

psi

What

we

know

inHg

psi

so

inHg

x

atm

x

psi

psi

inHg

atm

Convert

a

pressure

of

inHg

to

kPa

What

we

know

Pa

inHg

Pa

so

inHg

x

x

x

kPa

in

Hg

atm

kPa

manometer

A

manometer

is

an

instrument

used

to

determine

the

pressure

of

a

gaseous

sample

consisting

of

a

liquid

filled

usually

mercury

u

shaped

tube

with

one

end

exposed

to

the

ambient

pressure

and

the

other

end

connected

to

the

sample

In

a

manometer

if

the

pressure

of

the

sample

is

greater

than

atmospheric

pressure

what

happens

to

the

mercury

levels

When

the

sample

has

a

pressure

greater

than

the

atmosphere

the

pressure

will

cause

the

mercury

to

rise

by

the

end

exposed

to

the

atmosphere

In

a

manometer

if

the

pressure

of

the

sample

is

less

than

the

atmospheric

pressure

what

happens

to

the

mercury

levels

When

the

sample

has

a

pressure

smaller

the

atmosphere

the

pressure

from

the

atmosphere

will

cause

the

mercury

closest

to

the

sample

to

rise

In

a

manometer

if

the

pressure

of

the

sample

is

equal

to

the

pressure

of

the

atmosphere

what

happens

to

the

mercury

levels

When

the

two

pressures

are

equal

the

mercury

on

both

sides

are

equal

the

difference

in

height

between

the

two

levels

on

manometer

are

equal

to

the

pressure

distance

from

atmospheric

pressure

Why

is

a

barometer

needed

to

calculate

the

absolute

pressure

created

with

a

manometer

A

barometer

is

needed

because

the

atmospheric

pressure

does

change

daily

So

to

compare

the

pressure

achieved

through

calculating

the

difference

of

levels

on

a

manometer

one

must

use

the

atmospheric

pressure

of

the

day

what

are

the

basic

physical

properties

of

gas

THe

basic

physical

properties

of

gas

are

its

pressure

volume

temperature

and

amount

in

moles

What

properties

of

gas

does

Boyles

law

relate

In

Boyles

law

the

volume

and

pressure

of

a

gas

are

related

moles

and

temperature

are

constant

Are

volume

and

pressure

inversely

related

or

directly

related

These

properties

are

inversely

related

V

P

As

volume

increases

pressure

decreases

As

volume

decreased

pressure

increase

What

is

the

equation

derived

from

Boyles

law

The

equation

derived

from

Boyles

law

is

A

cylinder

equipped

with

a

movable

piston

has

a

volume

of

L

under

an

applied

pressure

of

atm

what

is

the

volume

of

the

cylinder

if

the

applied

pressure

is

decreased

to

atm

what

we

know

atm

L

atm

so

what

we

want

L

atm

A

snorkeler

takes

a

syringe

filled

with

mL

of

air

from

the

surface

where

the

pressure

is

atm

to

an

unknown

depth

the

volume

of

the

air

in

the

syringe

at

this

depth

is

mL

What

is

the

pressure

at

this

depthIf

the

pressure

increase

by

an

additional

atm

for

every

ten

meters

of

depth

how

deep

is

the

snorkeler

what

do

we

know

atm

mL

mL

what

do

we

want

atm

atm

atm

at

depth

atm

at

sea

level

atm

added

atm

x

m

m

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Biology Concepts Applications Chapter 8 bacteriophage Virus that infects bacteria DNA sequence Order of nucleotides in a strand of DNA autosome A chromosome that is the same in males and females centromere Of a duplicated eukaryotic chromosome constricted region where sister chromatids attach to each other chromosome A structure that consists of DNA and associated proteins carries part or all of a cells genetic information chromosome number The total number of chromosomes in a cell of a given species diploid Having two of each type of chromosome characteristic of the species 2n histone Type of protein that structurally organizes eukaryotic chromosomes karyotype Image of an individuals set of chromosomes arranged by size length shape and centromere location nucleosome A length of DNA wound twice around a spool of histone proteins sex chromosome Member of a pair of chromosomes that differs between males and females sister chromatids The two attached DNA molecules of a duplicated eukaryotic chromosome DNA ligase Enzyme that seals gaps in doublestranded DNA DNA polymerase DNA replication enzyme Uses one strand of DNA as a template to assemble a complementary strand of DNA from nucleotides DNA replication Process by which a cell duplicates its DNA before it divides nucleic acid hybridization Convergence of complementary nucleic acid strands Arises because of basepairing interactions primer Short single strand of DNA that basepairs with a targeted DNA sequence semiconservative replication Describes the process of DNA replication which produces two copies of a DNA molecule one strand of each copy is new and the other is parental mutation Permanent change in the nucleotide sequence of DNA differentiation Process by which cells become specialized during development occurs as different cells in an embryo begin to use different subsets of their DNA reproductive cloning Technology that produces genetically identical individuals somatic cell nuclear transfer Reproductive cloning method in which the DNA of an adult donors body cell is transferred into an unfertilized egg SCNT therapeutic cloning The use of SCNT to produce human embryos for research purposes Johannes Miescher First described DNA in 1869 A chemist who extracted it from cell nuclei Determined that DNA is not a protein and that it is rich in nitrogen and phosphorus but never learned its function Frederick Griffith In 1929 was studying pneumoniacausing bacteria in the hope of creating a vaccine Isolated two strains of the bacteria one harmless R the other lethal S Discovered that heat destroyed the ability of lethal S bacteria to cause pneumonia but it did not destroy their hereditary material including whatever specified kill mice That material could be transferred from the dead S cells to the live R cells which put it to use The transformation was permanent and heritable Even after hundreds of generations descendants of transformed R cells retained the ability to kill mice Oswald Avery Maclyn McCarty In 1940 set out to identify that substance which they termed the transforming principle by a process of elimination Realized the transforming principle could not be lipid or protein so the substance they were seeking must be nucleic acidDNA or RNA DNAdegrading enzymes destroyed the extracts ability to transform cells but RNAdegrading enzymes did not Thus DNA had to be the transforming principle Alfred Hershey Martha Chase In the late 1940s proved that DNA and not protein satisfies the first property of a hereditary molecule It transmits a full complement of hereditary information Specialized in working with bacteriophage a type of virus that infects bacteria After one injects a cell with this material the cell starts making new virus particles Experiments proved that the material bacteriophage injects into bacteria is DNA not protein André Boivin Roger Vendrely Pinned the second property expected of a hereditary molecule on DNA by meticulously measuring the amount of DNA in cell nuclei from a number of species In 1948 they proved that body cells of any individual of a species contain precisely the same amount of DNA Daniel Mazia Discovered that the protein and RNA content of cells varies over time but not the DNA content demonstrating that DNA is not involved in metabolism Erwin Chargaff In 1950 made two important discoveries about the molecule First Rule the amounts of thymine and adenine are identical as are the amounts of cytosine and guanine A T and G C Second Rule the DNA of different species differs in its proportions of adenine and guanine Rosalind Franklin In 1952 biochemist who worked on the structure of DNA Specialized in xray crystallography which one can use to calculate the size shape and spacing between any repeating elements of the molecules Made the first clear xray diffraction image of DNA as it occurs in cells Calculated that DNA is very long compared to its 2nanometer diameter Identified a repeating pattern every 034 nanometer along its length and another every 34 nanometers Francis Crick James Watson Made the first model of DNA YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE 64 terms Bio 101 Chapter 8 40 terms Biology Chapter 8 50 terms Chapter 8 Biology Glancy 38 terms Cell Phys Ch 16 ANC

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mastering ch 26 hw FLASHCARDS WRITE SPELL TEST MATCH GRAVITY Upgrade to remove ads Only 1month Which of the following is most likely to trigger the release of renin CLICK THE CARD TO FLIP IT drop in blood pressure CLICK THE ARROWS BELOW TO ADVANCE 1 24 Terms in this set 24 Which of the following is most likely to trigger the release of renin drop in blood pressure Which of the following would likely be increased by the release of atrial natriuretic peptide ANP water excretion by the kidneys Angiotensinogen is constantly produced by the __________ liver What is the most significant direct effect of aldosterone release reabsorption of sodium in kidney tubules Which of the following statements is FALSE regarding water intake and output by the body An increase in fluid taken by mouth would reduce the amount produced by metabolism What hormone helps to maintain correct extracellular fluid ECF osmolality when concentrations become too high antidiuretic hormone ADH What type of water imbalance increases the amount of fluid in all compartments hypotonic hydration Which of the following conditions promotes edema hypoproteinemia What negatively charged ion is reabsorbed by renal tubules when the blood pH is drawing near its alkaline limit Cl Which of the following would NOT be associated with a rise in K concentration in the extracellular fluid ECF a drop in Na reabsorption Of the three buffering mechanisms in the body which is the strongest renal system The bicarbonate buffer system is one of the chemical buffer systems of the body How would the bicarbonate buffer system work if sodium hydroxide were added to a solution A hydrogen on carbonic acid would dissociate and join the hydroxyl group on the base to form water and sodium bicarbonate The respiratory system is one of the three systems that regulate acidbase balance in the body How does it work to decrease an acidosis Carbonic acid is broken down into water and CO2 the CO2 is then exhaled In a respiratory acidosis the kidney would do which of the following The kidney would reabsorb bicarbonate and secrete hydrogen ions Ingesting too much antacid would cause which of the following acidbase disturbances metabolic alkalosis Vomiting will cause which type of acidbase disturbance metabolic alkalosis Severe anxiety would cause which type of acidbase disturbance What would be the compensation respiratory alkalosis kidneys would excrete HCO3 What is the most important trigger for aldosterone release reninangiotensinaldosterone mechanism Which of the following does NOT impact how much sodium is reabsorbed transport maximum of the renal proximal tubule Which of the following is NOT an effect of PTH to decrease Ca absorption in the gut Hypersecretion of aldosterone results in hypokalemia which causes hyperpolarization of neurons this in turn results in ______ the need for a stronger than normal stimulus in order to trigger an action potential Which of the following is the only logical explanation for why hypocalcemia increases neuromuscular excitability and causes muscle tetany Low plasma calcium ion concentration increases the permeability of neuron membranes to sodium ions thereby causing depolarization that in turn increases the likelihood of action potentials being generated What is the primary buffer in the plasma bicarbonate buffer system An increase in blood CO2 levels leads to __________ a drop in blood pH

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Chapter 15 Making Waves FLASHCARDS WRITE SPELL TEST MATCH GRAVITY Upgrade to remove ads Only 1month 1 Electromagnetic waves are generally A transverse waves B longitudinal waves C a 5050 combination of transverse and longitudinal waves D standing waves A transverse waves CLICK THE ARROWS BELOW TO ADVANCE Terms in this set 41 1 Electromagnetic waves are generally A transverse waves B longitudinal waves C a 5050 combination of transverse and longitudinal waves D standing waves A transverse waves 2 The period of a sound wave is the A end of the wave B decade in which it is produced C inverse of its frequency D None of these C inverse of its frequency 3 The Doppler effect refers to changes in a sound waves A amplitude B duration C frequency D speed C frequency 4 If the speed of sound is 1100 feet per second and a tuning fork oscillates at 440 cycles per second what is the wavelength λ of the sound produced A 11 feet B 44 feet C 04 feet D 25 feet D 25 feet 5 On a day when the speed of sound in air is 340 ms a lightning bolt is observed and the resultant thunderclap is heard 5 seconds afterwards About how far away was the lightning bolt A 1700 m B 88000 m C 68m D 1020 m A 1700 m 6 You hear a musician playing a series of notes of increasing frequency As the frequency increases the wave speed A decreases B stays the same C increases B stays the same 7 Suppose an audible sound wave were being produced at a frequency of 800 cycles per second If the frequency were doubled the sound would become A higher in pitch B louder C lower in pitch D softer A higher in pitch 8 Jim the meteorologist has predicted fair weather all day but sees flashes of lightning followed by rolls of thunder To calculate the distance to the lightning bolt Jim should measure the time between the instant he first sees a lightning flash and the A instant the lightning flash is over B instant he hears the beginning of the next thunder roll C instant he hears the middle of the next thunder roll D instant he hears the end of the next thunder roll E instant he sees the beginning of the next lightning flash B instant he hears the beginning of the next thunder roll 9 As a wave passes from one medium into another it often happens that its speed increases with no change in frequency Under these circumstances the wavelength A decreases B stays the same C increases C increases 10 Two musical strings have the same length and tension but string A has four times the mass of string B The speed of a wave on string A is A one fourth the speed of a wave on string B B one half the speed of a wave on string B C twice the speed of a wave on string B D four times the speed of a wave on string B E the same as the speed of a wave on string B B one half the speed of a wave on string B 11 The pitch of a sound is determined primarily by its A frequency B duration C speed D amplitude A frequency 12 To best excite the fundamental frequency of a guitar string pluck it A near one end B over the sound hole C with a pick D in the middle D in the middle 13 Which of these lists is in order of increasing wavelength A First harmonic second harmonic third harmonic B Second harmonic third harmonic fourth harmonic C First harmonic second harmonic fundamental D Third harmonic second harmonic first harmonic D Third harmonic second harmonic first harmonic 14 The principle of superposition tells us that if two waves cross paths A the higher frequency wave will be on top B the net frequency is the sum of the individual wave frequencies C the net frequency is the sum of the individual wave speeds D the net displacement is the sum of the individual wave displacements D the net displacement is the sum of the individual wave displacements 15 A musical tone is coming from a loudspeaker If a second loudspeaker nearby were to start playing exactly the same tone the sound would A get louder everywhere B get louder in some areas and stay the same in others C get louder in some areas and get softer in others D stay the same everywhere C get louder in some areas and get softer in others 16 The tension in a guitar string is 21 too high The fundamental frequency will be A 21 too high B 10 too high C unchanged D too low B 10 too high 17 When a wave reflects from a stationary boundary A the frequency decreases B the frequency is unchanged C the frequency increases B the frequency is unchanged 18 When a wave crosses from one medium into another in which the wave speed is lower the frequency is unchanged The wavelength A decreases B stays the same C increases A decreases 19 Suppose an audible sound wave were being produced at a frequency of 800 cycles per second If the amplitude were doubled the sound would become A louder B lower in pitch C higher in pitch D softer A louder 20 Which of the following is a longitudinal wave A a light wave B a wave on string under tension C a sound wave in a gas D none of these E all of these C a sound wave in a gas 21 Imagine you are holding a long rope under tension attached to a distant support You can generate periodic waves by shaking the end up and down Changing which of the following will least affect the velocity of waves along the string A frequency B tension C mass per unit length of rope A frequency 22 Suppose the velocity of waves on a particular rope under a tension of 10 N is 12 ms If the tension is increased fourfold to 40 N what will be the new velocity of waves on the rope A 48 ms B 24 ms C 18 ms D 12 ms E 6 ms B 24 ms 23 Waves on a particular string travel with a velocity of 20 ms A highspeed photograph shows that successive peaks are 080 m apart along the string The frequency of the waves is A 25 Hz B 20 Hz C 16 Hz D 12 Hz E 8Hz A 25 Hz 24 On a day when the speed of sound in air is 340 ms what will be the wavelength of sound of frequency 510 Hz A 510m B 30m C 15m D 067 m E 033 m D 067 m 25 Consider possible standing wave patterns for a string fastened at each end Discussion in the text shows that there is a A minimum possible wavelength B maximum possible frequency C maximum possible wavelength D maximum possible amplitude C maximum possible wavelength 26 An organ pipe of length 30 m has one end closed The two longest possible wavelengths for standing waves inside the pipe are A 6 m and 3 m B 12 m and 6 m C 12 m and 4 m D 9 m and 6 m E 3 m and 15 m C 12 m and 4 m 27 A string is held taut between two supports 20 m apart The two longest possible wavelengths for standing waves are A 4 m and 2 m B 4 m and 3 m C 3 m and 15 m D 2 m and 1 m E 3 m and 2 m A 4 m and 2 m 28 The speed of electromagnetic waves in air is 30 x 108 ms What is the wavelength of FM radio waves having a frequency of 10 x 108 Hz A 0333 m B 10m C 30m D 60m E 10m C 30m 29 A fast train approaches a car waiting at a grade crossing and sounds its horn A person in the car will notice that compared to what it would be if the train were at rest the A wavelength appears to be longer B frequency appears to be higher C frequency appears to be lower D wavelength appears to be the same B frequency appears to be higher 30 A harmonic wave has A another wave nearby so as to create harmony B a higher speed than a noise wave C to be a sound wave D a close correspondence to simple harmonic motion D a close correspondence to simple harmonic motion 31 Captain Ahab notices that the waves passing the anchored Pequod are 20 feet from crest to crest and that each minute 3 crests pass The wave speed is A 20 feet per minute B 40 feet per minute C 60 feet per minute D 80 feet per minute C 60 feet per minute 32 There is exactly one node present in the standing wave on a vibrating string The frequency of oscillation of the string is the A fundamental B first harmonic C second harmonic D third harmonic C second harmonic 33 A standing wave is set up on a string so that it has 5 nodes If you start at the central node and move exactly one wavelength in either direction you will wind up at A another node B an antinode C neither a node nor an antinode D Answer depends on the string mass per unit length A another node 34 End A of a Slinky is held motionless near the ceiling End B is held on the floor so that there is a slight stretch End B is quickly rotated one half turn about the axis of the Slinky and then returned to its original position so as to twist and then untwist the coils The wave so produced is a A longitudinal wave B transverse wave C standing wave D none of these D none of these 35 Points at which standing waves on a string have a maximum displacement are known as _______________ antinodes 36 The number of cycles of a periodic wave passing a point in space per second is called the __________________ of the wave frequency 37 The product of the frequency of a periodic wave times its wavelength gives the _________________ of the wave speed 38 The distance between successive nodes for a standing wave pattern is ___________________ wavelength Give multiple or fraction 12 39 Increasing the air temperature inside an organ pipe neglecting any expansion of the pipe will _________________ the frequency of the fundamental tone increase 40 Sound waves in water have a higher ________________ than sound waves in air speed 41 Destructive interference is a result of two waves arriving at a point out of ______________________ phase or step YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE 44 terms Phys 115 Chapter 15 12 terms PHY Chapter 15 26 terms Physics 1001 Q A HW 8 Physics Test Part 2 OTHER SETS BY THIS CREATOR 58 terms Chapter 19 38 terms Chapter 18 the structure of an atom 42 terms Chapter 16 Light and Color Study Guide 42 terms Chapter 12 Electrostatic Phenomena THIS SET IS OFTEN IN FOLDERS WITH 28 terms Chapter 12 Electrostatics 18 terms Physics ch 10 61 terms Chapter 10 Temperature and Heat 45 terms Ch 10 Temperature Heat

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36 terms AndrewCoelho Chapter 47 Management of Patients With Gastric and Duodenal Disorders FLASHCARDS WRITE SPELL TEST MATCH GRAVITY Upgrade to remove ads Only 1month A nurse is teaching a group of middleaged men about peptic ulcers When discussing risk factors for peptic ulcers the nurse should mention CLICK THE CARD TO FLIP IT Alcohol abuse and smoking CLICK THE ARROWS BELOW TO ADVANCE 1 36 Terms in this set 36 A nurse is teaching a group of middleaged men about peptic ulcers When discussing risk factors for peptic ulcers the nurse should mention Alcohol abuse and smoking A client is prescribed tetracycline to treat peptic ulcer disease Which of the following instructions would the nurse give the client Be sure to wear sunscreen while taking this medicine The nurse is developing a plan of care for a patient with peptic ulcer disease What nursing interventions should be included in the care plan Select all that apply Removal of the tumor Which of the following is the most successful treatment for gastric cancer Peptic ulcers The nurse is conducting a community education class on gastritis The nurse includes that chronic gastritis caused by Helicobacter pylori is implicated in which of the following diseasesconditions Frequently monitoring hemoglobin and hematocrit levels Observing stools and vomitus for color consistency and volume Checking the blood pressure and pulse rate every 15 to 20 minutes Which of the following is a true statement regarding gastric cancer Most patients are asymptomatic during the early stage of the disease Which of the following clients is at highest risk for peptic ulcer disease Client with blood type O A client with severe peptic ulcer disease has undergone surgery and is several hours postoperative During assessment the nurse notes that the client has developed cool skin tachycardia and labored breathing the client also appears to be confused Which of the following complications has the client most likely developed Hemorrhage A patient is in the hospital for the treatment of peptic ulcer disease The nurse finds the patient vomiting and complaining of a sudden severe pain in the abdomen The nurse then assesses a boardlike abdomen What does the nurse suspect these symptoms indicate Perforation of the peptic ulcer The nurse is assessing a client with a bleeding gastric ulcer When examining the clients stool which of the following characteristics would the nurse be most likely to find Black and tarry appearance A nurse is teaching a client with gastritis about the need to avoid the intake of caffeinated beverages The client asks why this is so important Which of the following explanations from the nurse would be most accurate Caffeine stimulates the central nervous system and thus gastric activity and secretions which need to be minimized to promote recovery A nursing student is caring for a client with gastritis Which of the following would the student recognize as a common cause of gastritis Choose all that apply Ingestion of strong acids Irritating foods Overuse of aspirin The health care provider prescribes a combination of three drugs to treat peptic ulcer disease The nurse preparing to review the drug actions and side effects with the patient understands that the triple combination should be in which of the following order Bismuth salts antibiotics and proton pump inhibitors Which of the following surgical procedures for obesity utilizes a prosthetic device to restrict oral intake Gastric banding A nurse is providing followup teaching at a clinic visit for a client recovering from gastric resection The client reports sweating diarrhea nausea palpitations and the desire to lie down 15 to 30 minutes after meals The nurse suspects the client has Dumping syndrome Symptoms associated with pyloric obstruction include all of the following except Diarrhea Which of the following are signssymptoms of perforation Sudden severe upper abdominal pain Which of the following appears to be a significant factor in the development of gastric cancer Diet Which of the following bariatric surgical procedures is optimal for longterm weight loss RouxenY A client weighs 215 lbs and is 5 8 tall The nurse would calculate this clients body mass index BMI as which of the following 327 Peptic ulcer disease occurs more frequently in people with which blood type O A nurse is providing care for a client recovering from gastric bypass surgery During assessment the client exhibits pallor perspiration palpitations headache and feelings of warmth dizziness and drowsiness The client reports eating 90 minutes ago The nurse suspects Vasomotor symptoms associated with dumping syndrome When caring for a client with an acute exacerbation of a peptic ulcer the nurse finds the client doubled up in bed with severe pain to his right shoulder The intial appropriate action by the nurse is to Assess the clients abdomen and vital signs A client with peptic ulcer disease must begin triple medication therapy For how long will the client follow this regimen 10 to 14 days Which of the following represents the medication classification of a proton gastric acid pump inhibitor Omeprazole Prilosec The nurse is teaching a client with peptic ulcer disease who has been prescribed misoprostol Cytotec What information from the nurse would be most accurate about misoprostol Prevents ulceration in clients taking nonsteroidal antiinflammatory drugs NSAIDs A nurse practitioner prescribes drug therapy for a patient with peptic ulcer disease Choose the drug that can be used for 4 weeks and has a 90 chance of healing the ulcer Omeprazole Prilosec Why are antacids administered regularly rather than as needed in peptic ulcer disease To keep gastric pH at 30 to 35 A nurse is caring for a client who underwent a subtotal gastrectomy To manage dumping syndrome the nurse should advise the client to Drink liquids only between meals The nurse recognizes that the patient diagnosed with a duodenal ulcer will likely experience Pain 2 to 3 hours after a meal A client is recovering from gastric surgery Toward what goal should the nurse progress the clients enteral intake Six small meals daily with 120 mL fluid between meals The nurse is conducting a community education program on peptic ulcer disease prevention The nurse concludes that the most common cause of peptic ulcers is which of the following Gramnegative bacteria A patient sustained second and thirddegree burns over 30 of the body surface area approximately 72 hours ago What type of ulcer should the nurse be alert for while caring for this patient Curlings ulcer A patient has a BMI ranger greater than 40 kgm2 What would this patients obesity classification be Class III A patient is scheduled for a Billroth I procedure for ulcer management What does the nurse understand will occur when this procedure is performed A partial gastrectomy is performed with anastomosis of the stomach segment to the duodenum Review the following four examples of ideal body weight IBW actual weight and body mass index BMI Using three criteria for each example select the body weight that indicates morbid obesity IBW 145 lbs weight 290 lbs BMI 31 kgm2

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