Feeding behavior has discrete phases of the behavior
Explanation:
Feeding behavior can be discretely phased into appetitive phase and consummatory phases.
The appetitive feeding phase is depicts the seeking out for food behavior which helps in finding the food. The consummatory phase is further subdivided into sub-behaviors.
These feeding phases are motivated by stimuli in the form of environmental factors (like temperature, biotic) and excitations reaching the cortex of the brain.
The all-or-nothing response is a principle which states that the strength of a stimulus does not affects the response of a nerve cell, muscle fiber.
Yoga is just exercise because no one "believes" or "worships" it. It's a mere hobby or workout, thus making it an exercise.
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Answer:
The best answer to the question: What statemenet indicates to the nurse that the instructions about the PCA pump have been understood? Would be: "My child needs to push the button of the pump whenever she needs the pain medication."
Explanation:
Morphine is a pretty strong analgesic, the stronges there is short of sedation, and it can become adictive. Although in this case the PCA has been programmed to be capable of delivering a bolus of morphine every 6 minutes to the child, what is important is to teach both parents and child that this medication should only be used when truly necessary, and not at a regular interval, when it is not necessary. This is not an antibiotic, which requires regular administration. Rather, the purpose is for the patient and her parent to understand that it is important to use it only when it becomes absolutely necessary. The parent saying that the button should be used only when pain requires the medicatio, indicates that at least he/she has understood the importance of not using the medication all the time.
