Paula Corcoran

question Blood spurting from leg wound answer FIF question No pulse answer FIF question Crackling noises in the lungs answer E question Patient is vomiting, has stopped peeing, pulse and respiration have decreased answer E question Patient vomited once, stopped peeing, pulse and respiration have stayed normal answer TM question Patient has been hit in […]

question five basic elements of organizations answer • Social Collectivity • Organizational and Individual Goals • Coordinating Activity • Organizational Structure • Embedding Within Environment question 5 lenses of Organizational Communication answer Classical Human Relations/ Human Resources Structural Cultural Critical question How do these lenses differ? answer Classical- study of organizations as machines Human Relations/ […]

question There are 3 components to any software application. Which of the following is not one of the three? a. presentation management b. module management c. business logic management d. data management answer b. module management question There are 3 components to any software application. Which resides in the server(assuming client/server architecture)? a. presentation management […]

question Founder of Person-Centered Therapy answer Carl Rogers question What is Person-Centered Therapy and why was it created? answer A branch of humanistic psychology that stresses a phenomenological approach, person-centered therapy was developed in the 40’s as a reaction against psychoanalytic therapy. question What is the emphasis of Person-Centered Therapy? answer Emphasizes the client’s resources […]

question Yalom’s book 1970 answer Theraputic Factors in Group Psychotherapy question Instillation of Hope: client and therapist both have positive expectations answer 1. Periodically calling attention to the improvement of the client and sharing it with the group. 2. The therapist believes in themselves and the efficacy of the group. question Universality: Discomformation of individual […]

question What are the three approaches to treating genetic disorders? answer (1) Addressing a genetic deficiency (augmentation); (2) eliminating positive harmful effects; and (3) altering disease susceptibility (prevention). question What are some examples of how we can address a genetic deficiency through augmentation therapy? answer Cochlear implants; organ or cell transplants; or supplying a functional […]

question Hello, my name is Caitlin Moore and today I will be performing two contrasting monologues from Gruesome Playground Injuries by Rajiv Joseph and Beyond Therapy by Christopher Durang. This piece is aestricked for language and death, so if that offends you, please leave now. And with that, I represent Troupe 11… answer SLATE. question […]

question A low value of the dollar means higher imports and lower exports. answer False question Political, government, and legal factors are considered key threats or opportunities for most small and large organizations. answer True question What is the first step in designing an EFE Matrix? answer Identifying key external factors in the industry. question […]

question Effective respiratory care involves delivering treatments: answer that confer benefit to patients. question From a systems perspectiv answer effective respiratory care involves allocating respiratory therapy only to those patients likely to derive benefit and not providing treatments to individuals for whom the treatments are unlikely to confer benefit. question Effective respiratory care requires that […]

question How many children died in 2010? Where did half of the deaths occur? Where di a third of the deaths occur? answer apox 8 million – sub-Saharan Africa – South Asia question Most of the children who die this year will be how old? answer in their first five years of life (under-5s) question […]

question Progressively answer as income rises, refers to whether the proportion of income to taxes increases, decreases, or stays the same support or use of economic policies that serve to restrict trade between countries question Indirect Taxes answer are collected when a person pays for a good or service seller must submit these taxes to […]

question a process by which resources are transformed into products and services that are usable by consumers answer production question a factor that can be used to produce a product that can satisfy a human want or desire answer resource question humans who are responsible for decision making, includes entrepreneurial functions of risk bearing, organizing […]

question Psychoanalysis’ founder is ______ answer Sigmund Freud question Psychoanalysis important theoretical concepts include: answer -Symptoms Have Meaning -Three Structures for Personality (ID, Superego, and Ego) -Stages of Development: how personality develops throughout life span -Defense Mechanisms -Dreams and the Unconscious question Psychoanalysis View of Human Nature answer -emphasized both the influence of biology and […]

question The results of salesperson performance evaluations can be used for all of these sales management purposes except to a. identify salespeople that might need to be terminated and to supply evidence to support the need for termination. b. identify salespeople that might be promoted. c. assess the adequacy of a firm’s sales management process […]

question An intrapersonal matter is between answer you and you question Being malnourished means you answer eat either too little or too much question Examples of foods high in saturated fats would include answer Red meat, Butter, Whole Milk, All of the choices are correct. question Self-imposed starvation is known as answer Anorexia Nervosa question […]

question Compensation – Short term adjustments to facilitate safe oral intake. Adjustments to: posture, food, patient Rehabilitation – Improvement in swallow physiology that permits increased/expanded safe oral intake Prevention – 1) Avoiding or minimizing negative outcomes: food or liquid restriction, nutrition/hydration deficits, infections, and infection (e.g, pneumonia) 2) Preventing or minimizing dysphagia in high risk […]

question Assessment process answer Case history Evaluate stuttering behaviors Evaluate parent/child attitudes Diagnostic probes (fluency enhancing conditions; time pressure; stutter modification) Prognosis/recommendations/counseling question Importance of telephone interview answer Based on a telephone interview, you can determine whether a child needs a full evaluation or just a consultation. Get basic case history: Time and manner of […]

question Sanskrit word that means life science or science of life answer Ayurveda question A form of holistic alternative medicine that is the traditional system of medicine of India. It may have influenced ancient Chinese medicine and the humoral medicine practiced by Hippocrates in Greece. answer Ayurvedic medicine question Medical enema or colonic irrigation. answer […]

question Positive Feedback Loop answer Feedback loop that initiates change (good or bad). question Negative Feedback Loop answer Feedback loop that deters change (good or bad). question Feedback Loop answer The process that any system uses to assess and bring correcting information back into the system. They can either initiate change (positive feedback loop) or […]

question Payers note that services received by the client must be answer skilled and medically necessary for services to be reimbursed question CARE answer Clarity Accuracy Relevance Exceptions question Occupational Profile answer The initial step in the evaluation process that provides an understanding of the client’s occupational history and experiences, patterns of daily living, interests, […]

question Cybernetics answer Control model question Homeostatic mechanism answer Set of rules that maintains a steady state in a system by controlling minute changes. Steady state caused by a negative feedback loop question Intellectual Revolution answer Shift from homeostatic, cybernetics, or first-order epistemology to a cybernetics of cybernetics or second-order epistemology question Systemic Theory answer […]

question BATNA answer Best Alternative to a Negotiated Agreement question Consensus Conflict answer Occurs when one person’s opinions, ideas, or beliefs are incompatible with those of another, and the two seek to reach an agreement of opinion question Contractual Risk answer Refers to the risk associated with the willingness of the other party to honor […]