A client is diagnosed with Ménière disease and asks the nurse to describe the disorder. The nurse provides the client with which information? (Select all that apply.)

1.     Ringing in the ears occurs.

2.     It is characterized by vertigo.

3.     Bilateral sensorineural hearing loss occurs.

4.     Permanent hearing loss develops as the attacks increase.

5.     Cigarette smoking needs to be avoided because of the blood vessel- constricting effect.

6.     Salt and fluid restrictions that reduce the amount of fluid in the ear may be helpful.

Read the following assessment task. Pay careful attention to the exact requirements of the task. Then look at the student’s response. For this task you should :

a.Write a couple of sentences assessing how well the student has carried out the task. b.Write the student some feedback based on whether they have completed the task well or whether they have omitted parts of it.

Use supportive language while you are providing advice on how they can improve in future assessment tasks. (about 200 words for a and b)

Choose a course you have studied. For this course, write two paragraphs about it. The first paragraph should be a summary of the course, in your own words. The second paragraph should include your own comments on what you liked or disliked about the course, and what was most interesting. Include some advice you might give another student thinking of studying this. Write about 200 words for each course summary (the first and second paragraphs together should add up to about 200 words).

Here is the student’s answer: I studied a course about identifying trees. It explained the different types and families of trees. It described how you can look at features of the trees such as bark, leaves, trunks etc. and use that to work out which family of tree it is and maybe even find out what species. It says which trees are native in the UK and which trees are brought in from abroad. It also had a print-out field guide to help you in the field when you are walking around and see some trees you can’t identify. I really liked this course. I am not very good at identifying trees, but my children are growing up and asking me what they are, but I can’t always tell them. This should really help me be able to work out what kind of tree it is when I am out and about.

who are the pioneers of epidemiology in public health and what did they do?

What does "health literacy" mean? How is this term defined by the Ad Hoc Committee on Health Literacy for the Council on Scientific Affairs of the AMA? Do you agree that an individual's health literacy is likely to be worse than their general literacy? Why or why not?

How do you determine if the data/information you are using for an analysis is reliable and valid? (You'll have to consider the definitions of reliability and validity.)
- How critical is this type of concern for the Health Services Area?

1. Article: Ethical Challenges in the Era Of Health Care Reform by: Vicki D. Lachman

• What did you learn?

Artclie: Ethical Issues in the DisruptiveBehaviors of Incivility, Bullying, andHorizontal/Lateral Violence by: Vicki D. Lachman

What did you learn?

The relationship between human resources and healthcare is very complex. If we only see human resources as doing the hiring and firing for an organization, we are selling their impact short. How does human resource build and maintain a quality healthcare organization?

Your response must be at least one complete paragraph.

1. What is the name of the connective tissue that surrounds each individual muscle fiber?

Select one:

a. Perimysium

b. Endomysium

c. Sarcolemma

d. Epimysium

2. Which of the following statements is TRUE?

Select one:

a. Large motor units are recruited for fine/precise movements and innervate ~1000-2000 muscle fibers

b. Large motor units are recruited for coarse movements and innervate ~1000-2000 muscle fibers

c. Small motor units are recruited for coarse movements and innervate as few as 10 muscle fibers

d. Small motor units are recruited for coarse movements and innervate ~1000-2000 muscle fibers

3. What is the definition of a motor unit?

Select one:

a. A motor neuron and all the muscle fibers it innervates

b. A motor neuron and all the motor units it innervates

c. A motor fiber and all the muscle neurons it innervates

d. A muscle unit and all the motor fibers it innervates

4.What is the name of the specific neurotransmitter secreted at the axon terminal of a motor neuron into the synapse of the neuromuscular junction?

Select one:

a. Acetylcholine

b. Adenosine Triphosphate

c. Testosterone

d. Acetyl CoA

5. _____________ is the thin contractile protein that contains the regulatory protein ______________ which calcium ions bind to, initiating muscular contraction.

Select one:

a. myosin, troponin

b. actin, troponin

c. actin, tropomyosin

d. myosin, tropomyosin

6. Which of the following is one of the training adaptions specific to strength "resistance" training?

Select one:

a. Increased oxygen extraction from the blood by active muscles

b. Increased glycolytic enzyme activity

c. Increased number and size of mitochondria

d. Increased motor units recruited

7. Strength training results in increased size of myofibrilar proteins

Select one:

True

False

8. Water composition in skeletal muscles account for nearly _____ percent of muscle weight

Select one:

a. 75

b. 55

c. 65

d. 85

9. Which of the following has been scientifically proven to reduce muscle cramps?

Select one:

a. Injecting calcium gluconate or magnesium sulfate into the localized area

b. Taking a spoonful of mustard

c. Drinking pickle juice

d. Eating bananas

10. Which of the following is currently the accepted theory as to why muscles feel tight when stretched?

Select one:

a. Weak tendons stimulate a contraction response

b. Titin molecules being stretched

c. Actin and myosin filaments become overlapped

d. Increased tension in the connective tissues surrounding the muscles

11. Two individuals starting at the same strength and fitness characteristics begin a training program. These individuals are also both highly motivated. They will end up with the same training adaptations as long as they both make sure they are fully rested, hydrated, maintain a healthy diet, and have nothing wrong with their nervous, endocrine or immune systems.

Select one:

True

False

12. What is one of the main reasons why fit people who detrain get back into shape faster compared to inexperienced exercisers?

Select one:

a. Increased content of contractile proteins in muscle cells

b. Proliferation of satellite cells causes increase mitochondrial content in the muscles

c. Increased plasma volume initially in the first 2 weeks of a training program

d. Increased number of nuclei remain after training

13. Which of the following is a reason why Type II fibers are better suited for fast, powerful movements?

Select one:

a. Sarcoplasmic reticulum is better at cycling calcium

b. More mitochondrial content

c. Slower myosin ATPase activity

d. Increased blood vessel quantity around the area

14. Research has shown that up to _____ percent of aerobic performance may be determined by genetics

Select one:

a. 50

b. 17

c. 10

d. 6

15. In general, muscles need to be damaged in order for them to get bigger (hypertrophy)

Select one:

True

False

Please summarize the differences between cancellous and cortical bone. Make sure to include information like: location, function, porosity, density, content, and resistance to stress in various directions

Describe an exercise/activity you would recommend to promote integration of each of these reflexes: ATNR-

STNR-

Moro-

Spinal Galant-

1. Discuss how an individual who wants to maintain weight, lose weight, or gain weight needs to adjust his/her nutrition and exercise program.

How does Examining Your Right to Make Choices in your Life and Come off of Autopilot impact your ability to Intuitively Heal and Create a Vision of Health and Prevention for Yourself and Others. pls 350 words

Compare and contrast the concepts of vulnerable population and health disparities and explain why they are relevant to nursing today.