Which of the following is not a factor that can elevate heart rate?

Steve is a conscientious and hard working student with a good attitude. He is a good student but was not in honors classes in th

sineoko [7]

Answer:

The best answer to the question, would be: The reaction that is now generated in Steve whenever he enters his AP History class as now he associates it not with fear, stress and insecurity, but rather, with good feelings and a sense of empowerment.

Explanation:

Classical conditioning is a theory in psychology that attempts to explain how human beings adapt and respond to their environment. Classical conditioning has become best known for the "Little Albert" experiment, in which a child was exposed to a series of stimulus to condition his fear response. As the stimuli were presented in succession, accompanied by a second stimulus that generated fear, it was seen that little Albert now associated, and responded, to similar stimulus as the ones that generated fear, without having to be prepared for it. The response had been conditioned into him. In the case of Steve, the process is almost the same, but the response that becomes ingrained in him is a positive one. He first fears his AP class because he does not have the conditions the others do. However, the positive remarks, and constant praise from the teacher, finally transforms Steve´s reaction of fear into one of security and comfort and in the end, now he does not need his teacher to say anything; he already feels secure in his class because he has associated his teacher´s praise with the class itself.

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Several short periods of exercise are not as effective as one long session.

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Answer: the answer is B

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You have three patients who have very specific needs when it comes to ingesting fluids: 85-year-old Martha has trouble swallowin

patriot [66]

it is necessary to visualize the level of hydration because hyperchloremia contributes to renal dysfunction, acute renal failure and mortality regardless of the total volume of fluid received.

<h3>Which patient might require a different consistency of fluids and why?</h3>

The dehydrated patient needs consistency of fluids for dehydration

<h3>Identify methods of maintaining fluid balance, including forcing and restricting fluids.</h3>

The patient with difficulty to inculcate can be hydrated via the venous route, the patient with heart problems does not have any problem with hydration and the desirous patient needs verification for hydration, if possible venous.

<h3>Which patient might need forced fluids and why?</h3>

What has problems to swallow, lest it become dehydrated.

<h3>Which patient might need restricted fluids and why?</h3>

The patient with trouble swallowing, so that he does not choke

With this information, we can conclude that it is necessary to visualize the level of hydration because hyperchloremia contributes to renal dysfunction, acute renal failure and mortality regardless of the total volume of fluid received.

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Differences between amphetamines and inhalants

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You inhale inhalants and Amphetamines you can smoke, inject, or ingest.

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Individuals who are tolerant to alcohol may not show signs of intoxication, and their bacs will

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Intoxication levels are theorised as different depending on the alcohol user. In addition, a user could already be intoxicated at a significantly lower Blood Alcohol Concentration which could be in a range of 0.02 - 0.03 BAC while some require a much higher Blood Alcohol Concentration. So it is basically dependent on the user.

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