Answer:
"If my breathing gets worse, I should keep taking extra puffs of the inhaler until i can breathe more easily"
Explanation:
For the patient to make this statement, it shows that he or she have no knowledge of the use of ipratropium inhaler. This inhaler is expected to be used twice daily or in worse cases 3 to 4 times a day. Hence, the patient taking extra puffs of the inhaler instead of carrying out several available steps capable of allowing patient breathe more easily simply shows a lack of knowledge.
Answer:
- Imput: The player can see the ball approaching.
- Decision making: The player decides which move he should make to hit the ball.
- Outout: The player hits the ball with a club (or other instrument, depending on the sport)
- Feedback: the player visualizes whether he was successful in his move.
Explanation:
The information processing model presents the way in which our organism is able to visualize a situation and respond according to the activities that are happening in that situation.
The steps of this model are: input, decision making, output, and feedback
If we take into account a sport where the player must hit the ball with a club, for example, these steps would happen as follows:
- Imput: The player can see the ball approaching.
- Decision making: The player decides which move he should make to hit the ball.
- Outout: The player hits the ball with a club (or other instrument, depending on the sport)
- Feedback: the player visualizes whether he was successful in his move.
Answer:
Hypersecretion of growth hormone is caused by a disease called acromegaly. The most common symptoms of acromegaly include enlargement of the face and hand, joint pains, heart failure and hypertension.
Explanation:
Acromegaly is a chronic disease in adults that results from the hypersecretion of growth hormone (GH) in the pituitary gland. Generally, acromegaly is caused by excessive production of GH due to a benign tumor (i.e., due to a pituitary adenoma). The mean age of diagnosis for acromegaly is 40 years in males and 45 years in females. Clinical symptoms of acromegaly include enlargement of the hands and feet, heart failure, respiratory problems, hypertension, joint pains, diabetes mellitus, vision problems, headaches, etc.
It is D, sharing appreciation for what is being said. Both A and B aren't crucial to being a good listener, in fact in practice they effectively draw attention to yourself, which would be fine if the question was regarding being a good conversationalist. Additionally, C is just completely irrelevant, that wouldn't even be a good conversation practice, let alone a trait important to listening.
