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Studies investigating the effects of dignity therapy for the dying have found that some of the _______ elements of the dying role may be _______.
A) practical; universal
B) relational; cultural
C) personal; universal
D) personal; cultural
A) practical; universal
B) relational; cultural
C) personal; universal
D) personal; cultural
On Jul 30, 2024
D
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Which of the following is a voluntary muscle?
A) smooth
B) cardiac
C) skeletal
D) heart
A) smooth
B) cardiac
C) skeletal
D) heart
On Jul 22, 2024
C
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Discuss some aspects of psychological interventions for cancer patients, including types, goals, and outcomes.
On Jul 19, 2024
A. Psychologists use both individual and group therapy techniques.
B. An intervention should accomplish at least one of two goals to be effective:
1. Increase survival time;
2. Improve emotional wellbeing;
1. Or both of these.
C. Reviews find that psychological interventions in general realize short-term benefits for helping cancer patients manage their distress related to the illness.
D. Some physiological outcomes, like immune function measures and cortisol responses, are improved for women with breast cancer by some psychological interventions.
E. Some psychological interventions focus on cognitive behavioral stress management skills.
F. Some psychological interventions focus on providing social support and opportunities for expressing emotions.
G. Research finds evidence that both types of interventions improves some patient outcomes.
H. To be effective for every individual, any psychotherapeutic, educational, supportive, or multi-component program should be matched to individual cancer patient needs and characteristics.
I. There is less evidence that psychological interventions prolong cancer patients' life spans.
1. Some researchers observed that breast cancer patients for whom a multi-component psychological intervention managed pain, anxiety, and depression also lived longer. This observation motivated other researchers to investigate this possibility further.
2. Though one subsequent study found some evidence, large-scale reviews find little evidence that psychological interventions reliably extend the length of survival for cancer patients.
3. Therefore, improving the cancer patient's quality of life is the main value of psychological interventions.
B. An intervention should accomplish at least one of two goals to be effective:
1. Increase survival time;
2. Improve emotional wellbeing;
1. Or both of these.
C. Reviews find that psychological interventions in general realize short-term benefits for helping cancer patients manage their distress related to the illness.
D. Some physiological outcomes, like immune function measures and cortisol responses, are improved for women with breast cancer by some psychological interventions.
E. Some psychological interventions focus on cognitive behavioral stress management skills.
F. Some psychological interventions focus on providing social support and opportunities for expressing emotions.
G. Research finds evidence that both types of interventions improves some patient outcomes.
H. To be effective for every individual, any psychotherapeutic, educational, supportive, or multi-component program should be matched to individual cancer patient needs and characteristics.
I. There is less evidence that psychological interventions prolong cancer patients' life spans.
1. Some researchers observed that breast cancer patients for whom a multi-component psychological intervention managed pain, anxiety, and depression also lived longer. This observation motivated other researchers to investigate this possibility further.
2. Though one subsequent study found some evidence, large-scale reviews find little evidence that psychological interventions reliably extend the length of survival for cancer patients.
3. Therefore, improving the cancer patient's quality of life is the main value of psychological interventions.
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Some of the top sources of saturated fat in the U.S.include cheese,pizza,sausage,and whole milk.
On Jun 20, 2024
True
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A study by Ellen Langer and Judith Rodin of nursing home residents showed that older people were more likely to retain good health if they
A) had live, growing plants in their rooms.
B) received flowers at least once a week from family members.
C) had more minor control and responsibility in their daily lives.
D) received attention from nursing staff via frequent rearrangement of room furniture.
A) had live, growing plants in their rooms.
B) received flowers at least once a week from family members.
C) had more minor control and responsibility in their daily lives.
D) received attention from nursing staff via frequent rearrangement of room furniture.
On Jun 18, 2024
C
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Joints such as those found in the hips and shoulders that move more freely than other joints in the body are called ________ joints.
A) bioval
B) synovial
C) bicuspid
D) synergistic
A) bioval
B) synovial
C) bicuspid
D) synergistic
On Jun 16, 2024
B
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Explain the major parts of the cardiorespiratory system that improve with improved cardiorespiratory fitness.
On Jun 14, 2024
Describe the heart,the lungs,and the vascular system and changes that occur with each through regular aerobic exercise.
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Food label ingredient lists in which the first or second item is "partially hydrogenated" contain higher levels of trans fatty acids.
On May 26, 2024
True
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PET scan and fMRI imaging show that pain stimuli activate which parts of the brain?
A) The primary and secondary somatosensory cortices
B) The primary somatosensory cortex and thalamus
C) The anterior cingulate cortex and the cerebellum
D) Many areas of the brain, including all of these
A) The primary and secondary somatosensory cortices
B) The primary somatosensory cortex and thalamus
C) The anterior cingulate cortex and the cerebellum
D) Many areas of the brain, including all of these
On May 19, 2024
D
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Daily recommended fiber intake is identical for men and women at 25 grams per day.
On May 17, 2024
False