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Attraction a force that draws people together Science of Attraction (4) 1. Physical attraction (first impressions) 2. Proximity = provides opportunity to meet 3. Similarity = similar views and back grounds What is Matching Hypothesis? Its a view that individuals seek out relationships with others similar to themselves such as education, religion, social class, ethnicity. Reciprocity The tendency to return the same feeling and attitudes that were expressed towards us. Love Is an in...

What type of relationship are peers? Horizontal relationship- people of approximately same age and status What are the function of peers? Companions, models, instructors and critics. social comparison, confidant (source of emotional support), and skill building (perspectivetaking, emotional regulation) What are developmental trends for 6-12 months? Interest in peers emerge early on; sometimes object-centered (some toy of same interest) What are development trades for 18-24 months? Coor...

Longitudinal study design following individuals over a long period of time with multiple assessment points Cross-sectional study comparing different age groups at the same time Naturalistic observation research method in which one observes a subject outside of a research setting Case study research method involving a direct observation of a patient; interviewing in great detail Study/interview research method in which surveys administered anonymously or asked in and interview format ...

What are two critiques, discussed in the module, regarding Freud's psychosexual stages? Lack of a lifespan approach and his research methods. List the psychosexual stage described by Freud. Ages 3-6: ___________ Phallic Stage The phallic stage of psychosexual development ends at age ___________. 6 True or false? Maternal stress is not an example of a teratogen. False Which research design would best address the following question: What do most people in the U.S. feel about the legaliz...

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The main goal of any CQI program is to: Assess for ongoing improvement before a problem arises. A CQI program should primarily focus on: Improving patient care delivery. Which of the following is NOT a component of continuous quality improvement (CQI)? Negative feedback given to those who make mistakes while on a call It is important to become involved in a national or state EMS organization, such as the National Association of EMTs (NAEMT) or the National Association of State EMS Dir...

A protocol that is a written document signed by the EMS system's medical director that outlines specific directions, permissions, and sometimes prohibitions regarding patient care that is rendered prior to contacting medical control. Standing order If a paramedic transports a patient without the patient's consent or uses restraints in a wrongful manner False Imprisonment A treatment plan developed for a specific illness or injury. Protocol If you must deviate from your protocols becau...

What do you do for labored, contstriction, or lack of tidal volume assist ventilations with BVM What do you do for acid in eyes irrigate, if contacts take them out Signs and Symptoms of tension pneumothorax progressive shortness of breath Increased altered level of consciousness Neck vein distention Tracheal deviation What organ could be affected by trauma to the upper right quadrant liver Flail chest is charcterized and defined by p

Female with swollen tongue protruding out of her mouth. How do you gain airway access? Needle Cricotomy Sickle ell crisis requires supplemental oxygen through Non-rebreather mask Blood returns to the left ventricle through the Pulmonary Vein Patient is on home oxygen with a pulse oximetry of 88%, he has clubbing of the fingers. This is indicative of COPD Exaccerbation 2 year old has bradycardia due to an increased vagal tone. How should you treat? Administer atropine Definition of ecl...

e FIRST step in any neurologic assessment involves: A) obtaining an initial Glasgow Coma Scale score. B) asking the patient if he or she can feel or move. C) determining the patient's level of consciousness. D) assessing the pupils for size, equality, and reactivity. C) determining the patient's level of consciousness. When performing a cranial nerve assessment of a patient with a suspected spinal injury, you note that the patient's pupil is constricted and the upper eyelid droops. T...