Behavioral Health
Risk factors for depression.
What are genetics and neurobiology?
Voluntary affirmation by a client to allow touching, examination, or treatment by medically authorized personnel.
What is consent?
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What is a cell?
Abnormal collection of fluid in the abdomen
What is ascites?
Covering around the brain and the spinal cord
What is meninges?
Theory that explains the feeling of lack of control over experiences; no longer having the will or energy to cope with life.
What is the learning theory?
A series of laws designed to provide limited legal protection for citizens and some health care personnel when they are administering emergency care.
What are Good Samaritan Laws?
face forward, feet front and palms forward
Deficiency disease caused by lack of vitamin b1 thiamine. Legs feel heavy feet burn and muscles degenerate.
What is beriberi?
the narrow part of the stomach toward the duodenum
What is pylorus?
This part of the brain controls sensation, memory, states of consciousness
What is the thalamus?
1.standardization of electronic patient health data, administrative data, and financial data
2.unique health identifiers for individuals, employers, health plans, and health care providers
3.security standards to protect the confidentiality and integrity of the individually identifiable health information, past, present, or future
What are the 3 requirements of HIPAA?
What is below?
Deadliest of food poisoning
What is botulism?
A protein fiber with a unique triple-helix that gives it great strength.
What is collagen?
Neurotransmitter involved in movement, planning, and reward; overactive in Schizophrenia patients.
What is dopamine?
These type of drugs have high potential for abuse and have no current medical use. Examples include heroin and LSD.
What are Schedule I drugs?
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What is the front of the body?
Simplest form of carbohydrates.
technique used to separate and allow identification of complex proteins
What is immunoelectrophoresis?
Abnormalities in this part of the brain is associated with schizophrenia.
What are enlarged ventricles?
List the trial process.
What is:
jury selection
opening statements
examination
cross examination
closing arguments
jury deliberation
verdict
guilty or not guilty
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What is nail?
Unusually high levels of cholesterol and blood; also known as high serum cholesterol.
What is hypercholesterolemia?
substance that causes shedding of the skin
What is a keratolytic?