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You are required to complete this question. Failing to answer this question will be subject to a 30% deduction of the total points you earn for this exam.  The exam is closed book and closed notes. But, you are allowed to use ONE letter-size cheat sheet in the exam.    Follow the instructions below carefully:  STEP 1: Show the FRONT and BACK pages of your ONE letter-size cheat sheet to the camera Hold each page in front of the camera steady for “5 seconds”. You must clearly show the whole range of each page to the camera! STEP 2: Once you are done, answer the following question to confirm you have completed the requirement.  Question: I attest that I have shown BOTH FRONT AND BACK PAGES of my ONE letter-size cheat sheet to the camera for recording purposes.  Note: If you choose NOT to use the allowed one letter-size cheat sheet for the exam, you MUST SHOW BOTH HANDS to the camera. This will be recorded to indicate you don’t use a cheat sheet for the exam.  Then you choose “True” to answer the question. 

A nurse always reviews the medications taken by all older adult clients at each clinic visit. Which best explains the rationale for the nurse’s action? (Select 3 that apply.)

What is the best Mt Dew flavor?

After a stroke damages part of her motor cortex a patient gradually regains some movement through intensive physical therapy. This recovery is possible because:

The next section of the exam has short-answer questions. Please note the point value for each question.

Phineas Gage survived an iron rod through his prefrontal cortex but his personality changed dramatically – he became impulsive and unreliable. This case revealed that the prefrontal cortex is critical for:

A neuroscientist explains that neurons fire in an all-or-none fashion. This means that:

A patient suffers damage to their brainstem and is now on life support because they cannot breathe independently. This outcome reflects the hindbrain’s role in:

For results from a study sample to be truly generalizable to a broader population the study must use:

A nursing student asks how nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) such as ibuprofen work to suppress inflammation and reduce pain. The nurse prepares to explain the mechanism of action.The nurse explains that ibuprofen and other NSAIDs: