What is medscape mobile

Answer:

Medscape Mobile is a free iPhone and iPod Touch app that includes information for more than 6,000 generic and brand-name drugs, herbals, supplements and antidotes, a drug interaction checker, clinical reference tools, medical news and continuing medical education (CME).

Answer: A mobile app used to reference drug information

Explanation: Just took the PF test

Which of the following is NOT a true
statement about calories?
A. Children require more calories for growth and
development
B. Age and daily activities affect the calculation of
caloric needs.
C. Physical activity does not impact caloric needs.
D. Caloric needs are different for different
individuals.

This exercise describes research on the effects of drinking and driving. However, this study is flawed and you are to suggest ways to correct the errors. Dr. Moesteller has long been interested in the effects of alcohol on human behavior. His latest experiment involved giving college students one of three kinds of drinks: 3 oz. of 100 proof vodka mixed with a standard size glass of orange juice, 2 oz. of 100 proof vodka mixed with a small glass of orange juice, or 3 oz. of a nonalcoholic but vodka-flavored substance mixed with a standard size glass of orange juice. Dr. Moesteller recruited some of his subjects from the school’s track team, which was easy because he is the assistant coach. He recruited the rest of his subjects from his introductory psychology class. Dr. Moesteller assigned the women on the track team to the 2 oz. vodka group, the men from his class to the 3 oz. vodka group, and the women from his class to the nonalcoholic group. The women on the track team participated right after they finished practicing, and students from his class participated at various times during the day. After each group had a chance to drink the beverage, he had them sit in an automobile simulator where their task was to step on the brake every time they saw a red light. Much to his surprise, the 2 oz. group showed slower reaction times to the red light than the 3 oz. group. The nonalcoholic group was the quickest to react. As soon as the experiment was over, he explained to the subjects the true purpose of the experiment and had them sign an informed consent form. From his analysis of the results, Dr. Moesteller concluded that drinking alcoholic beverages can slow reaction time for braking in college students who drive after drinking.

In the space below, give Dr. Moesteller some advice on how he might improve his research on drinking.

Describe how voluntary movement happens. Be sure to name all 3 of the body systems involved in voluntary movement. * (10 Points) w​

what is a clean and save environment in healthcare

What test can measure injury to skeletal muscle?

Dr. Arora suspects a patient has seriously injured his leg muscle. A blood test that measures_______ levels can help determine the extent of his muscle injury.
Fill in the blank

Imagine if you were again 14-16 years old and you traveled to a different universe where all the different aspects of Adolescent Egocentrism (Imaginary Audience, Personal Fable, Invincibility Fable) covered in a podcast and your Powerpoints are considered signs of great wisdom. What would you do (be creative) to demonstrate two of the above, to show you are the ‘wisest’ of all making sure to include the reasons why this fits with the two you chose ?

Describe one reason that the demands on healthcare systems have increased in recent years?

Activity log - Step Test

Record your time and activity below and in your unit fitness log. If a particular category does not apply, leave it blank.

Date:
Warm-up:
Cool-down:
Type of Activity: (Cardiovascular, Muscular, or Flexibility)
Description of Activity and Time:
Intensity Level: (Moderate or Vigorous)
Total Time:

Would the individuals in the following scenario constitute a group? cast of a play

Do you think the city you live in would fall on a list for fittest or fattest cities? Why? What are some ways that you see your city promoting healthy habits or room for improvement in terms of fitness and overall health?

1. Which is an effect from smokeless tobacco?
Group of answer choices

All the answer choices

Bad breath

Tooth decay

Sores in the mouth

Flag question: Question 2
Question 2
6.7 pts
Which is an effect of breathing in tobacco smoke?
Group of answer choices

All the answer choices

Feeling sick

Shortness of breath

Coughing

Flag question: Question 3
Question 3
6.7 pts
How can advertisements encourage people to use tobacco and drugs?
Group of answer choices

They make it look "cool"

All of the answer choices

They do not show the negative side of drug use

They make it look glamorous

Flag question: Question 4
Question 4
6.7 pts
Which is a HARMLESS form of tobacco?
Group of answer choices

Spit tobacco

None of the answer choices

Snuff

Chewing tobacco

Flag question: Question 5
Question 5
6.7 pts
A true friend will ____________.
Group of answer choices

All of the answer choices.

Respect your decision to refuse drugs.

Make fun of you if you refuse drugs.

Pressure you into using drugs.

Flag question: Question 6
Question 6
6.7 pts
The dangerous and addiction drug found in all forms of tobacco products is _.
Group of answer choices

Carbon monoxide

Tar

Nicotine

ETS

Flag question: Question 7
Question 7
6.7 pts
The sticky brown substance that coats the lungs is called ______.
Group of answer choices

ETS

Snuff

Nicotine

Tar

Flag question: Question 8
Question 8
6.7 pts
Another name for ETS (Environmental Tobacco Smoke) is ____________.
Group of answer choices

Tar

Tobacco

Nicotine

Second hand smoke

Flag question: Question 9
Question 9
6.7 pts
Examples of products to use to help stop smoking would include which of the following?
Group of answer choices

Patch

All the answer choices

Gum

Pills

Flag question: Question 10
Question 10
6.7 pts
Peer pressure effect who?
Group of answer choices

Teens

Adults

Kids

All of the above

Flag question: Question 11
Question 11
6.6 pts
Tobacco use can eventually lead to what?
Group of answer choices

Cancer

All of the answer choices

Emphysema

Death

Flag question: Question 12
Question 12
6.6 pts
A dangerous gas in cigarette smoke is called?
Group of answer choices

Beedis

Carbon monoxide

Nicotine

Tar

Flag question: Question 13
Question 13
6.6 pts
Tobacco is used to make products such as______.
Group of answer choices

Cigars

All of the answer choices

Chew tobacco

Cigarettes

Flag question: Question 14
Question 14
6.6 pts
Some effects of smokable tobacco products are_____.
Group of answer choices

Yellow teeth

COPD (Chronic obstructed pulmonary disease)

Difficulty breathing

All the answer choices

Flag question: Question 15
Question 15
6.6 pts
A mixture of side stream and main stream smoke is called________.
Group of answer choices

None of the answer choices

Tar

Nicotine

ETS

many careers in healthcare industry require additional continuing education every one to two years true or false

what is 7 times more than 54​

About 80% of beef supply is controlled by 4 companies. Name them.

I Need Protien and iron. What Wild Plants,vegtables.berrys and Flowers Have protien and Iron and Is edIble and common.

guys so i have a question and if you dont know how to help then dont answer i had unprotected relationships with a guy the other day and i dont think i can get a plan b what should i do any tips and no i cant tell my parents plzzz help me with this im totally freaking out

Effective communication between the health care provider and the patient/resident/family is an essential component of quality patient/resident care. Effective communication includes all of the following EXCEPT:
(a) Using clear and accurate communication skills in professional interactions with the interdisciplinary health care team
(b) Increasing the amount of medical terminology used when teaching a patient/resident and family so they can start to learn the medical language
(c) Introducing self to patient/resident and asking permission to participate in their care
(d) Documenting patient/resident assessment or observations, the care provided and the response to that care

When assessing an individual during an acute asthma episode, you should expect to find:________
A. feeling of chest tightness.
B. coughing.
C. expiratory wheezing.
D. use of accessory breathing muscles.
E. foul-smelling sputum.

A former patient comes into the dental office and states that she has recently been diagnosed with skin cancer. She demands her x-rays and treatment record, and claims that she was exposed to unnecessary radiation during her visits. How should the dental assistant respond? Can the dental assistant be held responsible?

What is the purpose of setting a goal for exercise?

When working or near radiation which of the following statements is correct

You are the Middle School Principal.
You and the Shelter Manager notify the Incident Command Post that several people are complaining of severe stomach cramps, diarrhea, and vomiting.
You ask for assistance from medical and public health personnel.
You also request additional sanitation supplies, bedding, and bathing materials.
The Operations Section Chief is requesting additional assistance from the Emergency Operations Center for a specialized monitoring team to be deployed to the shelter to survey for a possible outbreak. Survey results will be shared with Health and Public Works departments.
What NIMS Management Characteristics are you supporting?

Which activity is most likely to offer a high-intensity cardio workout? (5 points)

Biking in a one-hour spin class
Pushing a lawn mower for an hour
Kayaking for an hour
Golfing for an hour

Does anybody know why my dwarf hamsters scent gland is swollen?

In one type of immune response, cells of the immune system enter tissues lining the lungs and stomach. Their job is to patrol for and combat pathogens that enter these parts of the body. Which of the following makes the best argument of how systems work together in this type of immune response?

A.

The nervous and muscular system work with the immune system to allow it to move.
B.

The excretory system works with the digestive system to remove wastes.
C.

The cardiovascular system works with the immune system to transport oxygen and glucose to the body cells.
D.

The digestive and respiratory systems work with the immune system to act as barriers, preventing pathogens from entering further into the body.

PLEASE HELP AS FAST AS YOU CAN!!!!!!!!!! :c

Kaya has been named captain of her soccer team. Her coach has asked her to brainstorm ways to build teamwork amongst her teammates. What are some rules, procedures, and routines appropriate for her team that she can implement to create a more cooperative team?

in your opinion, is love or thought more powerful? Explain your reasoning.​

Which type of communication is especially important in leadership as it is the primary method used to address others?

Verbal communication

Written communication

Nonverbal communication

Digital communication

While the focus of this unit is personal relationships, a lot of the skills discussed will
apply in larger contexts. For example, something that is beneficial for you could
also benefit your family and community. Give an example of a change that you
could become an advocate for and how you could encourage this change in
your own life, your family, and your community, Make sure that you choose ideas
that engage your family and community. Discuss your thoughts regarding how
you could be an advocate for your family or community with a family member or
friend and explain any additional insight this conversation leads you to.

20. Why are basic math skills important for health care professionals even if they normally use
calculators?