Bleeding between menstrual periods is known as ________.

Elongated cylinders that run up and down the long axis of the bone and have a central canal that contains blood vessels and nerves are called ________.

Which of the following statements is the most accurate definition of effectiveness?

A) Testing a vaccine in a group of consenting individuals.
B) A measure of a specific intervention, procedure, regimen, or service produces a beneficial result under ideal conditions.
C) Testing a vaccine in a community where some of individuals do not want to be vaccinated.
D) The process of making the best use of scarce resources.
E) The effects or end results achieved in relation to the effort expended in terms of money, resources, and time.

In which of the following does cross-cultural fairness impact informal assessment techniques?

A) Use of more objective measures, such as numerical scales and Likert scales, mitigates concerns of cross- cultural fairness when using informal assessment techniques.
B) Due to unconscious or conscious bias, an examiner, observer, or rater may misinterpret the verbal or nonverbal behaviors of a minority client.
C) Because informal assessment procedures are developed by the examiner, they are less prone to cross-cultural bias.
D) Cross-cultural issues are not particularly relevant to informal assessment techniques.
E) None of these

When a practitioner assesses a patient's _______, or the way she walks, the patient is asked to walk away, turn around, and walk back.