Answer: D. feeling guilty
Explanation:
A. identifying the cause of noncompliance: The person must realize that the skip of routine plan is likely to affect the overall fitness plan.
B. adjusting the reward system to improve motivation: The reward system will keep the person motivated to do regular exercise without skipping the plan.
C. preparing for future challenges: With the daily routine exercise performance the stamina and endurance will also improve thus the person can plan future challenges which may include more straineous exercises.
D. feeling guilty: It is the least effective way to the exercise plan on track. This is because of the fact that feeling guilty will demotivate the person and the person will repent for not doing exercise. The person must remain motivated to plan and perform regular exercises.
It would be C. Unused vitamin A is stored in fat cells of the body.
Genie's parents received a medical diagnosis that said she probably had a mental disability, so they deprived her of any contact with anything. Genie spent her days tied to a chair and during the night she was trapped in a crib with bars or left in the chair. Genie's api did not allow anyone to speak to her, which meant that she was deprived of any kind of communication. When Genie was discovered, at the age of 11, she did not know how to speak, weighed 26 kilos and had cognitive development similar to that of a child under one year old. Her parents justified her condition as "since the diagnosis, we knew she would look like this", which is a strong example of hindsight bias. This type of bias occurs when a person claims that he or she already knew the events of a given situation, after that situation happens.
The researchers addressed Genie's problems, especially those related to communication, exposing her to communicative situations, showing her how to go to the bathroom alone, how to dress, how to eat, among other situations, as they are done with babies.
However, she was subjected to several "adoptive fathers" who subjected her to more treatment and abuse, backtracking the entire process achieved by the researchers.
Answer:
Pancreas. The pancreas produces a juice containing several enzymes that break down carbohydrates, fats, and proteins in food.
Explanation:
The client in the situation has a disorder which is called Obsessive Compulsive disorder which is a disorder for a person having ideas or obsessions and making them repetitively such as using a paper towel every time a door knob needs to be open as stated in the situation.The priority intervention the nurse should do is to provide assurance to the patient that he or she can help him or her to open the door but if he or she insisted then the nurse can provide a paper towel for him or her to open the door and he or she can be at ease.
