Cellular Physiology

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Question 17 of 20 Preterm infants are at a high risk of illness and death because they usually have to be born via Cesarean section. they have not had time to develop fully as fetuses. their mothers have used anesthesia during childbirth. they have a chromosomal disorder that caused the early birth. 1  out of  1 Correct!! Question 18 of 20 Keeping a neonate in the hospital to gain weight is important to help the baby recover from being malnourished, and prevent risk of infection. learn to breast feed. fight infection. build fat layers to prevent chilling, and help the baby regulate body temperature. 1  out of  1 Correct!! Question 19 of 20 Alisha was born earlier than 25 weeks and, as such, would be classified as small for gestation. very-low-birthweight. postmature. low birthweight. 1  out of  1 Correct!! Question 20 of 20 What is the major reason why very-low-birthweight babies are in grave danger from the moment they are born? Exposure to toxic air and other substances Development continues outside the mother's womb Immaturity of their organ systems Rejection by the mother 1  out of  1 Correct!!

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Question 4 of 10 Some experts suggest that some adolescent eang disorders are a result of cognive impairment. low expectaons of parents and teachers. stressful situaons and cultural demands. psychosis. 2  out of  2 Question 7 of 10 Ashley and her brother Tim react to stressful family situaons enrely diﬀerently. Ashley is easily frustrated and tends to look at the negave side when things go wrong, while Tim has always been a person who enjoys challenges and feels capable of responding eﬀecvely no maer what the situaon. Tim is demonstrang hardiness. coping style. emoon-focused coping. defensive coping. 2  out of  2 Correct!! Question 8 of 10 If a student assesses the situaon to determine whether or not an upcoming exam is a posive, negave, or neutral event, this is an example of academic review. secondary appraisal. primary appraisal. me management skills. 2  out of  2 Correct!! Question 9 of 10 Sophia is a 98-year-old woman who sll lives independently, has no major illnesses, and is able to take daily walks to the local grocery store. Which of the following best describes Sophia's funconal age? Oldest old Old old Young old Geriatric 2  out of  2 Correct!! Question 10 of 10 Alice has just delivered her baby; however, because of ﬁnancial constraints she has to go back to working both of her jobs, and she can't give her baby the aenon and smulaon it needs. Now her baby is suﬀering from kwashiorkor. marasmus. nonorganic failure to thrive. SIDS. 2  out of  2 Correct!!

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Question 1 of 10 A medical class is hearing a lecture on vision. The doctor asks them what happens when the eye produces too much ﬂuid, causing an increase of pressure within the eye. What condion is the doctor discussing? Loss of visual acuity Presbycusis Glaucoma Meiosis 0  out of  2 The correct answer is: Glaucoma Question 2 of 10 Which of the following has become a stereotypical emblem of middle adulthood? tennis racket impotence reading glasses memory loss 2  out of  2 Correct!! Question 3 of 10 Which of the following most likely contributes to the high level of accidents in the preschool-age group? Parental neglect, parent working full-me, lack of supervision Preschooler's high level of physical acvity, curiosity, lack of judgment Dangerous furniture, unsafe living condions, poor lighng Lack of quality day care, lack of supervision, poorly trained day-care workers 2  out of  2 Correct!! Question 4 of 10 Some experts suggest that some adolescent eang disorders are a result of cognive impairment. low expectaons of parents and teachers. stressful situaons and cultural demands. psychosis. 2  out of  2 Correct!! Question 5 of 10 Many of the reﬂexes infants are born with have ________ value. limited no survival ﬂeeng

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Question 11 of 20 Which childbirth method is based on the principle that childbirth should be as natural as possible and involve no medication or medical intervention; therefore, parents are urged to take responsibility for childbirth, and the use of physicians is viewed as unnecessary and sometimes dangerous? Bradley Lamaze Natural Hypnobirthing 1  out of  1 Correct!! Question 12 of 20 One of the highlights of the _______ stage is the development of the major organs and basic anatomy. placenta germinal embryonic fetal 1  out of  1 Correct!! Question 13 of 20 Sue has a disorder that is produced by an injury to a gene on the X chromosome, producing a mild-to-moderate mental retardation. She has Down syndrome. Tay-Sachs disease. fragile X syndrome. Klinefelter syndrome. 1  out of  1 Correct!! Question 14 of 20 Sometimes genes, for no known reason(s), change their form in a process called spontaneous acceleration. combustion. mutation. malformation. 1  out of  1 Correct!! Question 15 of 20 Marta is pregnant, and consumes substantial quantities of alcohol. She runs the risk of having a baby born with fetal alcohol spectrum disorder (FASD). autoimmune deficiency. fetal alcohol effects (FAE). AIDS (acquired immune deficiency syndrome). 1  out of  1 Correct!!

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